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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 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/233fd4e0f8004742de03308b736bbb19.pdf 07fa98d94f5b65639e800fa3680df4da PDF Text Text - - t - - - - - - - - I ob -- Everung Herald Monday, September 2, 1974 E4 coC11 ee) A Af! TAKE *YOUR P16-TLJRE 1`1 WIN AT BRIDGE Writ Walker - co by Dick Turner CARNIVAL CAN TURN IT ON I A 1- -- - __ II!hiT11Iiiig Ii1ia1t167th Year, No. 11—Tuesday, September 3, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents JAMES \s IJ NORTH (D) Sir W 2 - 0 IN anything He give the cards a chance and 2 103 KJ762 - ( " MA WEST fie ruffled a diamond at trick two; drew trumps and EAST cot 9-2 ST 00 ALLEY OOP pe I'M SORRY I DOUBTED ED NO NEED TV APOLOGIZ YOUR WORD ABOUT DOCTOR! MOST ProPLE THIS Spy BUSINESS, HAVE THE SAME REACORVILLE! TION J 1RYTO thl on I . + KQ10953 4KQ wkxg 11 WELL, NOW THAT kNOW NVU PO 14A J LIST M-I~ . AIRE THOSE JON 7" MQNF -n'1 AsAy -•. - A82 T A Q 10 9 8 3 +6 West North Pass I I am 2+ 3T Pass Pass 46 Pass Pass Pam Opening llead—K# Pu DO en! is THE BORN LOSER La ter Co give the cards a by Art Saniom '-KXU COME I CIO to OO 04s.YT UV O SALAR/ I At Live a ruff, discard ani his contract." Oswald: "West congratulated Carl and pointed out that a club lead would have beaten the hand, but somehow or other he had never even considered it." Sou T 5T D I ; i Co o J CH 0 FRENCH BREAD, DANISH IV act ., PASTRY AND CHITILIMS "\ hot CMI TTL. INS 3 HOLY DID THAT I GET IN YOUR ORDER 2 _____ A art . ! I W 046 ItA Cr / By Roger BolIen - i Bice_.) x FOR IE*J1 I MY TOKE14 f-2 SOUL FOOD! i : lt44, ____ ((s) S IL - & 5 - . - - ___ _____ ~44 1~ - - -, TL Tor BLONDIE Alit I, hic Younq HOW EMBAP?ASSl 'II PC-LEASES ENOUGH POWER .1 THE PHANTOM AGiNE I ii Cuwc THE TV MAP,J Lee Falk and Sy ATO m too Cal Barry N - ussians TO Ct -1 BUGS BUNNY (I 50555 and -• (S'rtV.STER8 BEEN GMN' THtSILENTTR.fAVMENT' SINCE I 5AWLED H" our FM SN007-IN"ON 7W 3M... Flo _________________ by uissnidshl & StOff,I 14EV. cw' LP! Ivin Not : '!Z, __J,-!!.4 Pop PRISCILLA'S PISTIL YA ______ T~ Th.,7 --o 0, SO%NDWO4 T T I-C !f U L L:T. SAM,RE FO R YOU, JENNY LUNCH 17 AG ER To ESUME dI Q ONLY EiGHT MOR T i,4E SENIOR BALL' / Ralf __1 S3.1 At SW it '4 rom U WINTHROP loci bV I c., WERE TJ 'M1I / WE HAD THE GREAT FLZ=, It of 0 :ON tog! FLD RAiN . - ) ) AOT• t". 9.2 . ,41 ,-,) •- '1 -- by Marcis Court. WASHINGTON . N W4f T57 *FA"S F09 TWER AW APPLES. I - Pion I IS ITS I 4A ____ (, ' p STAT6OoO I'I OATE! — ow ft HE SPACE NEEME is IN SuMF ANQ WAS141" ~-TON I'S NICKNAMED THE EVERGREEN STATE 7 '0 WAHlNo I v.OtMPiA ____ -- thel on 0 CAPTAIN EASY IMA61N; TmAr AL6EROJOIJ ther LrtT'5, MAKIi A FJRTIVE I.L. THE 6NSAKY, Fli and 0 OUTA WERE- BEFOR13% THAT HOUW CUTS UL P!O LEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider to It Tr SAVIES00y k%AST Mr I Sim Wed — Inc ) RAM PjLRT HM FEEUA_i&S I /Mc. M rA first last (fl'L1çç . WMM Cha Zoni •' _________ WRECKED _____ off clos L(1' . 44 I GRAN'PA-4 dot L&YA ( I _____ / Ill / lei — FRANK AND ERNEST b Bob They" — / JJj &a A, 01 Wili // U SHORT RI MY - - by Frank Hill YE 5, iESS rr 15 11ft SURE KNOW WOW 70 TAKE 1"E DRUD&ERy 0Vr OF HOUSEww, amm 1 e ' It )(i j r.- I '-¼ / 4419D - Li ar • - - CAN KA6 -- .7 Is rn name on the list" wonders First Grader ~~_W4 .• - :- - - • 7 Police Arrest One In Sanford Robbery The Point Charles transported the four men to Port Canaveral where they began their 14-hour fishing adventure at 7 a.m. Sunday. 9 - / By MARK WEtNTZ , • - __ / ' _______ _____ s.) ' - j -• - ............. Tim hids farewell to . ' m. ett Deppen and brother. Tro), at un a% etside D C settlement List March the FTC using mis- 1owi attorney general and the down pa)rnent and first 30 had cited GAC with interstate land sales office of ItlOflthl) payments as the corn IML InR taclicis in selling land in the U.S. Department of Housing pany's co of st sell ng the land. . ,- - . -.- - -'- --- . -.- - - - - - '. - - • — • a - - -.': - - —.-a l -' • .-. ,. . .-• - -.-----_----- --, ---- -------- :-----;;-. --'-: - - - vtl - ire ;~~t;:a*u an 3A 6A - p ilk L. Hospital Obituaries Television " r VW door and the Urd approached P_ 62U ax Trosper's boat tipped sud. the man who arrived in the lcalrjq~ un- -mid le ul Oic robbery and said !wlanced as two of the fisher. "Freeze! Drop everything,' according to police reports. Florida and Arizona. Niuch of and Urban Development. F irst reading of the- proposed and $45 ,775 for Seminole groupers at the same time Inside the office one of the Federal Trade Lormmssion an. the land is in Florida and cost The HUD agency, which ad 113.3 million Seminole County Memorial Hospital. "Itosper said they would have robbers, who was wearing a Weather Details on Page 2A nounced acceptan(v today of a buyers 11,500 to $2,000 per par. la Budget will face a public The budget does not include been all right if batteries had green T-shirt, prodded McGaha _____________________ negoflated settlemLnt which is cel ing is reg tration and full (is hearing In County Cununlsslon the Seminole Ceunty School not been wi th a revolver and demanded k ed I he commission s opening The commission has about 30 closure by land developer, es.. chambers tonight. Board budget of $52 million, wedge In a broad investigation other land developers under in- tinuted the $2.8 million in cash The quartet, holding on to the he open the cash register. When The Proposed budget, which with a proposed millage of 12.8 hlcGaha replied he did not have of the Wbilhon-a-year land vestiption. o spend CXp des. refunds would be in. would require a 7.03 tax millage mills. the key, the robber reached in to development business. the settlement, day iter h he The in the which was of. consequential compared to the must go through a second ad. The county budget is ex. his pocket, fished out the key, Around The Clock 4A and rescued coinfered for public comment be$30 The five-member million lost over the last six vertised public hearing one pected to go up at least anot r Arneb appearti! hopped over the countcr, and Bridge e them and the boat. Trosper said GAC years mission unanimously approved [ore final action, required by GAC customers who week from today before the SK000 to fund raises for grabbed $716 from the register, Calendar ... . ..... 3A $2,000 worth of fishing equipto provide buyers with cash rethe settlement despite comstopped juiying on their proPCr. millage ciii be set, according to Sheriff John Polk's department iccording to police. Comics . ...... .......OB men'. was lost when the boat plaints from other law Cit, funds valued at about $2.8 milty. a new state law. which have been appealed to With money in hand and LYossword Puzzle .. ......3B p forcement officials that the lion and replacements in other As advertised, the county Tallahassee pistols still wa Ing the robbers Dear Abb 8A the hO damage was dcne to ut $200 1i FTC pros isio: cov ered FTC wasgoing too easy GAC GM developments for lots al budget includes $6.1 million for Ille commission cut Polk's ran out of the store and the two Dr.Crane ued at $14 million. only a fraction of the customers Cor of the general fund, *28 million record $2.5 million request to a Trosper was making plans men who had their lives Ut Lamb BA Th e refund provisions were who stop ped payment because wn -- , to the rescue." million for road and bridge, moved last week to seek an says he will be back in the at gunpoint were left uninjured $985,012 for the sinking fund, upward compromise on the Atlantic as soon as 1X)ible to police said $55.823 for the Port Authority, salary line. fish again. The two said they im. t ' - Index 's MV61tiviE v*IIWD$ OF ......... (Sta MY TN$II / '4 'f/ I "&j ' - ! Education Commissioner from 7 to 12:05 and afternoons Lake Howell High stude have classes from 12:10 to 5:15. i s ermen Seminole Budget Hearing Tonight b - .— ---- - "To date, this has been the smoothest school opening in mediately phoned police, however, there was a police Herald Staff Writer -Oine crewmember spoke a cruiser in the area which gave little English and by drawing a Police early today arrested a chase to the vehicle with its few pictures and making fl-year-old Sanford man In he&thglits off as it fled the ByCIHUS NELSON program should double the gestures, we were able to connection with the pre-dawn Village Restaurant. U. Richard Herald Staff Writer enrollment. communicate with the crew," robbery of the Village Rest Nwney and Sgt. William Foster Clark, saying the indi vi duals Trosper, a 19 sear veteran Truck Stop on French Aenue continued the pursuit as the paid $70,000 in activity fees, Ev ening Herald carrier, said Two other men who were drier of the vehicle refused to A$38,626operaling budget for said the 925 kids in flag football, . believed tobe part of the holdup pull over. The . the 1974-75 and the 17 Pop Warner football trio escaped. Before the chase ended in the CA—county—school board teams were --by far" the fed us, showered us and the Abner Jackson Jr., of Box area of 12th Street and after hours recreation PrOJect largest of any program in the trawler's skipper let us use the 1296 Sanford, was jailed in lieu Nlulberry Avenue. police said radio to call the Coast Guard." has been r eq uest ed and set for state This scar, the of $10,550 on charges of armed th e car slowed long enough for Final action by the co unty pla ns to set up local governing He said the Arneb is 300 feet robber), fleeing to elude a two men to leap from U 4 commission next week bodies in each school to take long with three decks and that police officer and no dri ver's Jackson the drier of the car, board today heed over control of the program and the rescued group s pe nt much li ce nse The was arrested, but the two men reconunend new programs. of their time on board In the ogram director, Max mark Sanford police said the who fled from the car remain Commissioner Greg wheel house present figures showing t robber) occurred shortly after free today . 2,007 different individuals Drummond, noting that only Capt. Charles Fagan said 5 a m today when three armed men converged on a Village "evidence" Pa LI I ated in the 'my" se ven pe rcent of the county as been 30,000 school children ap. been taking pictures which Rest employe, Ralph McGaha, recovered, but he would not would appear in So% et Union county paid $25,000 for the eight parently use the Y program, newspapers. They said they had as he walked out to an outside release further details, nor called for a count)Vide survey would he say if the evidence restroom. th P to ask the children thtmselves been Fishing up north and were The robbers took McGaha was the money taken in the Clark said the scheduled what the), wanted for the headed for Havana,%here they inside the office just as a car robbery or the stocking masks would leave their boat and then Sept. 25 kick-off for this year's coming year. fly home, Trosper said. "The pulled into the parking lot. One the robbers wore during the (if the robbers held McGaha at hiildul)Russians lost about five hours 4%wU to in High Schools began classes at 7:45 and will conclude at 2 p.m. daily except for Oviedo High scue County Reviews $38,626Y'Bu et Rar Rec FRN 1 I 67 counties is expected to a proach 1.6 million, education WE depar tment officials say. Tuskawilla Middle School and so far have been the usual con. Winter Springs Elementary fus,,on on school bus scheduling, he said. Sanfordite Clyde Trosper Trosper, his son, Terry, 36, After the 45 minutes in the students are expected to today called the crew of the and Terry's father-In-law, Ted water, the Russian trawler into new school facilities in There s a shortage of new Russian fishing trawler that WillIams, 61, bo th of Orlando Arneb plucked the group and rescued him and three corn- and Bruce Gulnares, 31, of the boat from the si'a and panluns from the Atlantic Sanford were fishing 40 miles delivered them to the U. Ocean Sunday. "the nicest off Cocoa Reach when their 20- Coast Guard cutter Point group of fellows I've ever met. foot boat capsized. Charles at the eight mile territorial limit. VE UP At Li HAM I&I 7)-r SNACK oca :XULP I __________ CA C04 ' KIS - f • a willa students I'vE KNOWN ItINCE SCH= PAY!5-, the -' --. LEAP A OALICWL L' ? -7 PEPAQ AN EEL? / S I I - der - -: Only the usual assortment of student head count is available Th e largest school system . first (lay woes were being seen because of new residents and o pening its doors today was others moving away. — missed buses, unregistered Dade County where 245,600 stuL_ dents were expectedrespond students, forgotten LSnches — The county school office was VW' the first school bell. and School Supt. W.P. (Bud) flooded this morning with calls to Layer was making the rounds frrnparents,w e Liberty schools were of double-session facilities vacation, trying to find times of 1he first to open, beginning Elementary schools, with the school bus departures and classes on Aug. 20, and classes arrivals. school officials said. began Monday In Clay County. ug Elsewhere many parents tary, began classes a t9 iSa m over the state were cheering Thereis one change this year I to3:45p.m.At Red Bug School today as school bells rang forth in the requirement for pupils classes are 7:15 to 12 noon for to to signal the end of the long entering the fiat grade Red Bug students and 12 4:15 p.m. for Winter Springs summer vacation for their children. Normally, a youngster must Elementary students. be 6-year"Id by Jan. I to en. Some sctwls have had their Middle School classes go 1974-75 term under way since roll, but a 1974 !aw allows a w low from 8:30 to 3 p.m. except at Aug. 20, but schools in 17 coun- C age y Jackson Heights in Oviedo ties — with a total of more ban June 30 to enter if he or she can where the schedule is 8:15 a.m. 500,000 pupils — decided to wait demonstrate a readiness for _________ to 2:45 p.m. and South until the day after Labor Da to first grade work •' Seminole. South Seminole classes are from 7 to 12:05 for Clyde Trosper, Sanford, and three fishing friends were rescued by Russians p - the to WE ESAN 'INT TI 4' — / - • m AN ELLrCTCZC EEL ' - - 4L': P*1 i ( - ___ - - a V I r by Garry Trudeau bef the 11111 = - FUNNY BUSINESS 000NESBURY by Larry Laws, L I. HAVE ENGL I SH M UFFINS, SwEDiSH MEATBALLS, SAUERK;tAVT, U ' CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS AN 0 December, but it will' be bu:;cs- The chassis manufacanother year before Lake turers are six to eight mon Ow ready for its ause co Jco:of Seminol County's 37 udent body, truck orders schools iddle new federal line on truck and high back III Woodlands Elementary brakes," Turlington said. "But operation today with an esti- School students, to eventually we have had no reports of any mated 30,800 students. disturbances of any kind." Altamonte Elementary On hand for opening day were building, are scattered with In SChOOLS opening today are ii r5 37principab,l,Sflinstructional ctr&tional personnel at Long. Alachua, y, Brevard, Dade, personnel, 655 aides, wood Element.ary,Satial Point, De Soto, Flagler, Highlands, secretaries, custodians and new Altamonte school and Jefferson, Lafayette, Lee, lunchroom workers and 323 bus Forest city. Leon, Okaloosa, Putnam, St. and maintenance per and Johns ,Seminole, Union and it is expected to be several county office volusia weeks before an accurate - • I Dip "5: 30pm! Since its neither rain not snow not dark of night. what IS it that stays you?" The bidding has ben 2 Jim: "lIet- e is a haudplayed 4est orth I.at South by Carl Juitman of Dallas in a 14 recent tournament that ,'hok1 illustrates Ous, He might have •K2432 doubled four spades, but It •%OU flO%.-, looked to him as If that would n be aood score, so Ix.- took to show sour great strength Imthe push to five hearts." Oswald: "West opened the mediat TODAYS QUESTIO N king of diamonds. A quick look rebuts tothret, at dummy showed three ap. )OU o no Parent losers — two in club and one In spades. Could he Answer Tomorrow — 0 Ily DONNA ESIES 2U just iI1 CII en 0 map 0 1117d [Th '400R El c oo s Iferald Staff Writer Oswald: "One of the prin. ciples of play at all card games chance to ave Someti a .....' emino e S 110, lawn IL - Ii ( 0 c 10 Au _______ - U IHCM: 041 U5 Jr. my's Len East won the trick and did the best he could by leading the deuce of clubs. Hullinan rose with the ace, played the ace of spades; ruffed hii last spade, ruffed dummy's # J82 #J 10632 " --- - - -------- _-.r- ,--r---- - - ---t-t- - - kyw- % �2A—Evening Herald Tuesday, September 3 1974 NAnON WASHINGTON (AP) With praise from George Meany for his forthright approach, President Ford is marshaling his fortes to combat the cost of living surge. Ford confers twice today with his economic advisers to move along plans for the White House conference on Inflation. The inflation parley of economists, political figures and business and labor leaders Is set for Sept. 77-23. L William Seidman, executive director of the conference, Migrant Funding Announced Ga. i AP The U.S. Labor Department has announced It Is aLlocating $11,770, 5W to eight Southeastern states for programs for migrant and other seasonal farmworkers. Secretary of Labor Peter J. Brennan said the prognm will be funded through the Comprehensive Employment rind Training Act. z :; i',.•..:.._ liuJ.OIW, )oiU,IMI: I IL'I su ,.4,ut,t**J,tieorgla, $03,800; Kentucky, $606,700; — said were the hard facts of Inilation, recession and unemployrnent. do, went on to assert that the current inflation Li not caused by excessive demand and, Meany urged In his broadcast address. Another labor leader, Arnold therefore, that "budget cuts, Mifler, president of the United high Interest rates and tight money which might be appropriate weapons against excessive demand inflation simply will not work." Mine Workers, met with FOFI on Monday and promised his union's support for the inflation conference. Meany said',ft put live and a half years of deceit a nd deviousness" have caused people to blame government notbusinessandlabor — forthe nation's economic woes. But that will change under Ford's administration, Meany said. "Straight talk is this PTesident's long suit and that Is what the country and her people need ," he said. Meany. president of the AFt' — — Instead, the Ford admlnis. tratlon should seek to increase home construction, end exports of scarce commodities, create a Public employment pro. gram and dose tax loonholes. 1 New Oil 10 Times Improved Dean Starts Term WASHINGTON ( AP) — John W. Dean III, the prndpal accuser of former President Nixon in the Watergate scandal, Is starting a one-to four-year prison term today, lie is seheduled !r surrenr In federal marshals. It was epcted that he would be confined initially at 1t. Holabird, Md., so that he will be available to testify at the Watergate cover-up trial which Is to begin here Sept. 30. Dean pleaded guilty last year to a charge of conspiring to obstruct Justice in connection with the cover-up of the 1972 Watergate break-in. He has already served as a prosecution witness In other Watergate-related trials. U.S. District Judge John J. &rlca sentenced Dean on August 2 and gave him until :oday to arrange his personal business and prepare for prison. Sirica said that he would recommend that Dean, 35, spend his sentence in the rnirslnium security prison in Lompoc, Calif. • cabinet who witnessed the sign. ing of the pe nsion bill, formally known as the Employe Retiretit Income Security - Industry-Wide Pact Lai ' KKK Nominates Candidates Pacer's Sol Levy says cars using the firm's EON E-11 syn. thetic oil can go 40,000 miles - ________- to 10 times longer than conventional lubricating oil. , '" i Levy also says E-1l provides better protection for engine parts, causes less engine wear audresultainbetter fuel economy than petroleum oils, __________________ _____ Li_ ____ - ______ I .. - ' , e•. ' between oil changes. U.S. auto makers recommend conventional oil changes every 3,000 to 6,000 miles. ' / WASHINGTON (Al') — The wants to broaden and clarify have been one of the most United Mine Workers and the the rights of mine safety corn- frequent causes of wildcat llitwninous Coal Operators As- mittees to shut down mine sec. strikes that plague the mines. sociatlon open negotiations to- tlons when conditions are con. Additional prime issues will day in an effort to reach agree- sidered unsafe. be streamlined grievance ment on a new industry-wide —Job Bidding. The union Procedures, sick pay (the mincontract before the present wants promotions strictly on ers currently have none) and three-year pact expires Nov. 12. the basis of seniority, while in- Increased per-ton royalties paid The miners have traditonally dustry prefers a qua lifications by the companies into the mmfollowed a "no contract, O system. This could be one of the ers' Welfare and Retirement work" policy. stickiest Issues, as promotions Fund. -' UMW President Arnold Mil- Icr, who met with President Ford on Labor Day, has promised 'hardnoscd bargaining" to get "everything we can" in the new contract. A White House spokesman Miss Florida En try Named After C said Miller's meeting with the President covered mine safety, the problems of black lung disease and the impact of inflation ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. (AP) l o ve only now gotten over its" b' on the nation 's miners. Delta Burke may be the only she declared. "Age is just a Today's negotiating session beauty queen ever named after number. It's the person who I was expected to be recessed her mother's cat. counts." quickly so industry bargainers -My mother had a goofy cat me most recent MissAmer. could have a chance to study namedDeltawhousedtnswim leas have been college graduunion proposals for a new in the ocean and chase dogs. An tes in their early 2Us, but Miss However, E-11 sells for $5 a . agreement covering 115,000 uncle said I was like it, Slid Burke hopes to reverse that quart, compared with iess than miners who produce about 75 that's the name they $1 a quart for conventional oil. gave me, trend at the finals In Convention per cent of the coal burned by recounted Miss Florida. The 18.. Hall WORLDS But Levy says in the long run it Saturday night. steel mills and passer plants. year-old brunette from Orlando is less expensive because E-1I King Jigme Slagyc Wanchuk, 18, of the remoic Himalayan hope the Judges like a Details of the union's propos- doesn't chase dogs, but she doeu young users buy one-tenth as man) one this year," she said • kingdom of Bhutan. The young monarch ascended U throne ala have not yet been released, chase beauty titles. quarts over 40,000 miles of dijy.. during an elaborate ceremony as the new "dragon king" as he is but spokesmen have said the "I've been ir 14 pageants wistfully. tag. called. package is broad enough toai- since Iwas 16 and I won 13," Miss Burke graduated from low UMW negotiators plenty of said Miss Burke, who has been Colonial High School a few bargaining room. Miss Flame, Miss AU-American months, ago. An aspiring se. But while some areas are Girl, Miss Optimist, Min Jam tress, she has been to busy with open to barining, the industry boree Queen and Miss VFW pageants and drama groups team Li expected to face hard Post *207 in her hometown and that she bd not dated since the union positions on certain state. She said those contests 11*11 grade, when she broke up issues that will form the core of have been "stepping stones" to with a Possessive boy friend. Miller's proposals. Among the Miss America Pageant. 'The fellows In school and I them are: Her only reverse was In a didn't have too much in corn-Wages. Because of In. Tangerine Bowl Queen contest mon," she said. "They were too flatlon, Miller wants wages ad- where she finished second, aiid Involved with sports and I was vanced from the present $42.50- she thinks she knows why. too involved with theater." $50 range. He feels industry can was my first Pageant with DETROIT (AP) Charley reveals the typical killer differs quarrel with a relative or ac. afford higher pay now that coal an"It Interview, and I tried to Act wrutn.rjMathis took took off his axes last little from his VlCtInL quaintance; 63 per centof prices are soaring with the older," explained the ebullient HAND of Hearing? week and was shot to death The report, covering About murders were committed with energy crunch. The union also beauty queen, who turned 1$ when a friend didn't like the 500 murders in 1972, showsRuns. often the inexpensive wants an escalator clause to just five weeks ago and Is the C011 834-8776 smell of his fed. More than 75 per cent of "Saturday Night Specials"; cope with rising consumer youngest contestant here. p It went down on police murderers were malt; two- most of those involved )i Hay l?& on both prices. "I've usually been the young. ci,, G o" records as a fatal shooting thirds of the slayings followed a sides of the gun were black. —Mine Safety, me UMW est. For a w hile it bothered inc. ltvt ',. 04 4)4) prompted by "allegedly odi. ferouc feet." Joe Peoples, 64, tried tustop a man stabbing a mongrel dog on an Inner-city, sidewalk. "Shut up old nun, or I'll kill you," the stranger kid. An Florida's first team — working together for a Associated Press News Quiz hour later peoples was died in HawalL When he maie Florida Editor's note: How much do his nonstop flight from New knifed in the back. . q ° remember about the news York to Paris In 1927, he was 11w These two cases were among As governor and Ben Hill Griffin. Successful busi516 homicides committed in De- of the world? This weekly quiz first man to fly the Atlantic solo nessman. Experienced in govern. will help you find out. U you and he was: (a) 75 years old ; lieutenant governor... trolL thus far in 19Th, 27 above ment with twelve years of service Last year's record pace, police score fewer than Ike correct (b) 23 years old; (c 24 years • They wili work to reduce property in the Florida legislature. Ellie, auswers, You had better lead old. said. 'There were kllIfr taxes and i,crease Homestead his wife. is also experienced in the paper a tithe more care1973, an all-time record Exemption to $15,000 for the aged 6. Venezuela, single largest business. Together, they are first If you fully. and disabled, $10,000 for all ot or team in which all Floridiansa can city of 1.5 million that has come get eight or more supplier of U.S. oil imports, homeowners, to be known as the nation's right,You rate an "" take pride. nounced 1. Pan American World Air- (Ion for a cutback in producmurder capital. • Florida has the fourth highest 1975. Among the world's Slayings involving out-of-tow- ways, having trouble paying its oil exporters, Venezuela ranks; crime rate in the country. Ben Hill nets have beai rare, azxi con- bills due to increasing fuel (a) fifth; (b and Ellie Griffin will put the full force prices And declining passenger Saudi Arabia; first, tying with vent.jon officials say business of the governor's office behind ado(C) third. travel. appealed to the governup tnrminn1 fight to curb our rising crime rate. 7. France has decided to Lift A Wayne state University ment for an emergency subsidy study cosponsored by the city of: (a) $20 million a year; (b) her embargo on arms sales to • They win establish a Department $10 million a month; (C) Middle East "battlefield" counof Tourism. Properly funded and million quarterly. Ij'lesfor the first tlinesince: a rofessionally staffed, to promote the Suez crisis of 1956; (h) the 2. Prime Minister Abdul F lorida 's second largest industry. Zak of Malaysia and his Nation. Six-Day War of 1967; (C) the • They will apply themselves to the al Front Government won a October War of 1973. important task of supervising state landslide victory in national acquisition of recreational and truly 8. mc manned Soviet space. elections. The National Front endangered lands. shi YfltlftdAy'~ 1,-oh , , is: (a) a militant, radally-orl- to py 15 suddenly returned erth after only two days in 7 P . . erited Chinese party; IbI a nca of rein yrf.rday space. It had been expected to: Moderate and nonracial P Partly clOudy 10 ClOudy arty; (a) attempt a moon landing. th,o, WOnIIIy (Cl a multiracial coalition of (b) circle the earth th orbit for a. cf tPunderMorrs thisat nine different Parties. :.mcbulpasaedby thi&n. two-month period: (C) make a lik ely Weanndar. P1'OIfl In te link-up with orbital station ate for the Improvement of Am- Saly pr.r $0 and 10w4q Oi Lows ut 3 r ic, teak, the natior,il rail passen. rth ID nrØi uv' r,, Answerr: l.b2.c3.a&cS, a ger system, provides: (a) maper Rain b8c Jot' tentes re Otb4lUy 0 states t° cent today. O pef CITW tonight a, o per begin ezpanding regional rail 'a cent WPdns4ay. transportation ; (b) funds for Ext en ded Florida outlook TP',AIday 11w0u9h Sa turda y new uniforms for engineers; Partly ClOtdy with $ca1rc (c) computer facilities for conmainly afternoon mull trolling movements of locornodershowqf1 Eat,m,e north lives on Interstate runs. littl tett With 10*1 In the SOt It'd hi ghs in mi IO 1h 4. BeginnIng the dissolution of rernafrdr of the Vat, w,Il her African empire, Portugal Jerry Lewis NEW YORK (AP) The Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon has received more than 116 million In pledges to not muscular dystrophy. Lewis, national chairman of the Muscular Dystrophy Aesodatkm, 01 America, "id people Ignored their own economic problems to help fight the neurotnuseujar - disease. "When other people are don't took in trouble, they at their own problems," he said, When the 2Nmr4ong telethon, broadcast from Las Vegas to 274 stations throughout the country. went Off the air atG:30p.m, Monday, a total of $16,129,213 had been pledged, which beat last year's record of 1:3.7 mlllio.i. Raymond WASHINGTON (AP) Ford plans to be in Philadelphia Thursday for the convening 01 the Continental Congress as part of the nation's hicentennial celeheat1ons The President plans to fly to Philadelphia for the ceremony Thursday evening and return to Washington that night, a White house official said on Monday. A presidential — President spokesman said he did not think Ford would make any statement on amnesty for draft dodgers and desertori while in Philadelphia. In 1776 the Continental Congress met In Philadelphia and declared the 13 American colonies independent. - Burr I Ben Hill Griffin and Ellie Griffin better 1 ,,. Pr plial - Jerald F. terHarif told reporters on Monday tciat "a very early meeting on he bcdcr" is sipseted, *it gave no date or toatlon, Echet'erria has been ioted as saying the eeUng was upcoming. News Quiz - DEATH PENALTY Frank IUzio, mayor of PW6delplda li eager for W return of the death penalty hi premised be would "personally pull the switeb 11 they ma ant at people to do IL" W orida have hIoft r'tr 50 arid tO,i in 10% tacaçt near N around the tOutPpstt coilt end ket Daytona ireh edr- So.h ig h I 9 rn Wcdnttday t0 - 73pm.,Iw)i1am.o PM, Pr1 Can.y,c.I — Pigh 5* im.. 5:ft p.m.4 t:33 am • 3 pm. - signed an agreement, effective Sept. 10, grating independence after 500 years 01domlnsn to: (a) Angola; (b) Mozambique; (c) Portuguese Guinea. 8.. Charles A. Lindbergh, ______aviation pioneer, fai i — . or on gu _* -. PHILLIMILLER JR, 'I don 't think I've had a hap. PEN ",-. - I 00 .- wnhIenousel1o5eIaraengatn. ering of about 200 representafives of his Cabinet, Congress, business and labor. Ford Interrupted his Labor Day holiday with his family on their first visit to the presiden. ernmen( sianuarus tot' inc funding and operation 01 such plans. It also contains provisions which guarantee the employe all the pension benefits to which he Is entitled after no more than IS years of service. The son of retired Army Major Philip C. Miller, 1019 Tulane Drive, Altamonte Springs, Philip C. Miller Jr., has been commissioned a sicend lieutenant through the Mr Force ROTC program, — -----.-.- - - 0000~ iW Sanford: Martha Ann McKinney Olin V. Boutwell Alfred W. Hudson Jr. Ferman Barrett Jr. Ethel I.. Cook Barbara Smoke, Osteen Marian P. Ackerman, DeBary Catherine Leominister, Cassadaga Lynn Wright, Altamonte Springs BIRTHS • Paid for by the Ben h'H Griffin Campaign FOR LT. GOVERNOR Fund, Ben HIli Griffin, Treasurer (D) I .W 41P -. — Mrs. Terry McKinney, a girl, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brooke, a girl. Osteen Mr. and DISCHARGES Sanford: James M. Moye Geneva Bronson Michael Caolo Lynette A. Smith John H. Littles Margaret Cogman Mary C. Plkkarainen Rosemary Clothier Paul 1. Markos Eva H. Smith Cora Mae Hall Cephus Alexander Raymond A. Roberts Sr. Freddie Lee Brown, Lake Monroe Cathy L. Groom, Lake Monroe Lester W. Glenn. Osteen Herbert M. Massey, Oviedo Betty J. Sullivan, Apopka August W. Fiedler, DeBary Margaret Easton, DeBary Harriet Mann, Deltona OvIs L. Hubbell, Deltona Mrs. Nona Collins, and girl, Sanford SEPTEMBER 1, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: William E. Cantrell Amer F.anrr Eddie G. Miller Cappila C. Jackson George P. Muller, DeBary Ronald S. Cosner, Winter Park 1 BEN HILL GRIFFIN and ELLIE GRIFFIN FOR G0V2RNOR DISCHARGES ADMISSIONS — r WA.SIIINGTUN IAPi Preslt*ent Ford and President Luis Ectieverria 01 Mexico may meet very soon at the bordeg of the two countries, a White Hse official says. I . F - AUGUST31, 1974 'Stinky Feet ' ' Latest . Detroit Kill:ng Victim WEATHER rL... ._j_ &.i.uVOs s II - flat retreat at Camp David, Md., to helicopter to the White House for the signing. menewlawaffectasome 300,000 to 400,000 existing lii vito pension plans and thoc that may be set up In the future. It's formal name: the Employe Retirement Income Securit y HOSPITAL NOTES . - TEL AVIV (AP) — Raymond Burr, star of tho. television mystery program "Ironalde," says the series will end its eightyear run this January. Burr and co-star Don Galloway were in Israel to attend the opening of the Israel Film Festival on Manday. Burr will spend six days touring Israel where "1rt,n.ide," has a large television audience. I WASHINGTON (AP) A PmiOfl revision bill covering some 30 million Americans workerswu$Ignedi,flolawby President Ford on Labor Day. Ford called the new law "a landmark measure that may 11nally give the American worker soldProtettbon In his pension — ' . - President Ford Protects U.S. Worker Bowier 's — YOUNGEST MONARCH PEOPLE bridge and asked the youths not to j onto their canoe. When one of the group dove In near m he beached the boat and went to the bridge where an Altamonte Springs ariwienI broke out and one youth slugged him in the head. Allen Lamar Woullard, 19, cf Deputies said Brown had a cut Mississippi, Jailed today In lieu lip, blurred vision and obscured n. of$S,000tnchargeof carrying a memory following the in..n cident--he hit hU head on ih concealed forearm. . -..i. .t L. VI WV LUII%IVC LI i.ncsier Brown Barker, Barker. 69, of Martin Ave., Altamonte When deputies arrived thet Springs, Jailed Monday in lieu who hit Brown fled into of $3,000 bond on charge of lewd woods. assault on a child. Tape player and ring vat at $100 stolen Sunday ft C o un t y home of Richard Rabner Sr. 503 S. Sweetwater Rlvd. Stereo and clothing valued at Two Chuiuota youths wi $550 stolen today from home of Dennis Poole of 307 Magnolia taken to Florida Hospital St., Altamonte Springs. helicopter Monday After and. horses they were ridina at I Stereo, speakers television valued at $910 stolen Westward-Ho Stables on Co Monday from home of George wood Road ran into each oth Lawson of 396 Spanish Trace Todd Dowser, 15, of Cent Ave., sustained a fractured I Apts. Robber early today stole $100 and Steve Hackenberry, from Jack's Minit Market at SR address unknown, comnplalr of arm and cheat pati 419 and U.S. 17-fl. Fishing equipment valued at Deputies said the condition $136 stolen Monday from borne the horses was not known a parents operated I of David W. Fair of 103 E. La uren Court, Fern Park. Chuluota riding stables. A ARRIVING - ,uiI' "re nection wiöi the incident, Cash totaling $400 reported missing Monday from an office of Bob Danee Dodge on W. F';st Street. - _________ oil for autos it rays can last up Pacer Petroleum Co., of Houston, Tex., says lL sales are "growing like weeds." But Detroit's Big Th ree auto mak. ers say they aren't ready f oil change. They are making tests of their own, however. And they are interested. .. Piggy bank and change Tuesday, September 3, 1974-3A Revised Pension Bill AL- lk I I IN STYLE . Mi* ners N egotl*ate pCLrffliuiii unit b 1o1ltLiiig new "super" synthetic motor Cash totaling $85 stolen Monday from home of Larry William Stroman, 29, of 5th Richard Anderson of 2718 Street and Park Avenuefrom was Hiliview Drive, Oakland Hills. treated and released early today after he was at. totaling 0 stolen at unknown Lacked by eight youths while he date from home of Robert I was walking home from the Zoretic of 7701 Fiesta Lane. Ritz Theater on First Street. I Peter Brown of 1001 Stroman told police the group of pada Way, Casselberry Barbie Byer arrives for first Yd1htwere carrying sticks and treated Monday at Florida day of kindergarten at bricks and when they reached Hospital for injuries Casselbcrry Elementary 9th Street and Park Avenue the during an argument with School on motorcycle with her youths attacked him from youths who were Jumping off Dad, Mike flyer of 500 behind. They (the youths) the Weklva Marina Bridge on Eldorado St., Cauelberry. threw the bricks at him (herald Photo by Jaie beat him with the 5tICk. and Miami Springs Road. Deputies __________________ , Miller was among some 200 resesesiLaUves bor, Congress and the Ford Evening Herald Sanford Seminole Memorial Hospital - Tennessee, $710,400. ATLNTI, Ga. i API The National KrughLs of the Ku Klux Klan will run presidential and vice presidential candidates for the first time In 1976, and they have already chosen their men. James R. Venable, the imperial wizard, said Dale Reusch, 35, of Lodi. Ohio, grand dragon In Ohio, received the presidential nomination and chose Scott Nelson, 35, of Houston, Tex., the Imperial wizard of the Texas Fiery Knights, as his running mate. They were chosen on Monday as the Klan wound up its annual convention. Venable said the Klan will campaign against foreign aid, welfare, the United Nations, taxes, the present chairman of the Federal Reserve Board and the current sytem of "regional government." it .4. Mislssippi, $900,000; North Carolina, $4,122,800; South Carolina, $07,800, and joins Kenneth Rush, the President's economic counselor, and Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Council of Economic Advirers, In meeting with Ford In the morning. An expanded group of economic advisers then will meet for an hour with Ford In the afternoon. Ford also received some unofficial economic advice Monday when Meany, in a Labor Lay radio address over CBS, urged the Presldtiit to lay out for the public what Meany - IN BRIEF ATLANTA, POLICE BLOTTER Meany Praises Fords Economics Sanford: Ferman Barrett Jr. Ruth D. Zavrotny John L Randall Juanita Chavis Delia C. Berry Lenora Ann Brown Cora P. Smith Theresa Dixon Virginia Paugh Gwen B. Gregory Charlie G. McWatters Barbara Brooks, and gii Osteen Patricia A. Hoyt, and ho: C.asselberry Winford A. Scott, DeBary Donna S. I,yell, Maitland SEPTEMBER 2, 1974 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Inez R. Toler Martha C. Kilpatrick Violet M. MidkUf Phobe D. Wallstedt Lindsay H. Jeter Henrietta Hammonds Annie Ruth Watkins Anton Mesaclk, Deltona Mary Georges, Deltona Donald J. Herchenrodeu (Rev.), Deltona Myrtle J. Wright, DeLand William S. Green, DeLand David J. Landau, DeBary Gafford C. Vickers, Longwood Horace H. Farther, Lake Mary William A. Dawson, Sorrento Vi v ian G. hliby, Palm Beach Gardens DISChARGES Sanford: Catherine C. Whelchel Joseph E. Youakim Sr. Johacie W. Porter Alfred W. Hudson Jr. Jo'Ann Brehove & boy, Deltomia Catherine Burke Smith, Deltona Edwin J. Odgen, Deltona Doris S. Davidson, DeBary Garvin C. King, LongsTood Doyle Jones, Osten Mary E. Culver, Orange City Mary K. Toney, Jacksonville r* 4N. t,, . �Evening Herald OPINION Evening Herald _J— ----- FLORIDA 4 Tuesday, September 3,1974-4A - Judy 'At Home' In Carmen ' s Eye IN BRIEF JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) naissance plane which pene-. engine turboprop jet, Cmdr. She knows she's being observed World War II fighter pilot, Judy Neuffer, 25, the first trated 175-mile-an-hour winds Dick Sirch, an experienced hurmale pilots are all In the cargo as a new treed, so she makes an rushed to apply. transport division. woman pilot in Naval history to to- -reach the pp ... rinnø htintor wk, k.....f..A k_ svivu tier VAI(d effort to do as well as she fly into th e eye of a hurricane, Carmen. on w ha t to expect. "I had spent most of my life can." She didn't begin her flight looks at herself as woman who "I didn't know what to exairports because my fa- training "to prove a point, adOhio, around Sirch said she compares well Lt. Neuffer, of Wooster, has been in the right place at pect, but I think I can honestly with other new pilots, ther has worked at or managed vance women or fight for my has been in the Navy for the right time - twice. say! didn't f1 lear.! have lots four 'irpo since u-,e war. Flying's rights. i m In It because I enjoy "Bas!eally, she did a super years since graduation from The first was w hen the Navy of confidence in the aircraft and job," he said, Ohio Sta te University. Her first in my blood,"she said. fl ying. I look at myself as a pilot opened flight training to worn- in the crew. They know their job "When I found out I was get- assignment was at a computer trying to tto what I've been "I wa. surprised en. and they know it well," she ting a woman pilot, I expected a center in San Diego, when I got trained to do," she said. this assignment. But I wanted The second came Sunday said, tomboy or a woman's fibber. When its the Navy opened eather work, so I took the when she was in the pilot's seat She also was heloed by the ,This is It a young la"y "I don't consider myself a : mer, '.t. dnu of .i Na vy P.3 wea ther ron- Cofl1rna1.,fl(' officer of the fo ur- siriously wants to be a pilot. Ne a, MIt' women's lubber hit I'd he!eye uf fer, th e daugh:er of a said. The Navy's five other fe- in equal opportunity. - Evening E JArK ANDERSON Herald Army WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ____ Can't Kee p Track Of WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) - A 76-year-old security guard was shot to death early today at the Cyprez Gardens tourist complex. Police said Fred Mitchell Shipe, employed by the Wack- Weapon s WASHINGTON — From the guff illa camps of They also had their eyes on nntl.alrcraft Red stamped "For Official Use Only," Army j — "ft was also observed that 'select' Lebanon to the Vietcong-occupied forests of Eye missiles, the report said. Home Dellvry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $ 411_ Monthi $14.20: vet1gntors hap pe ned by th e railhead at t7t n Miseau civilians are authorized entry Into the Miseau — .w#'._-__ 0.t '-- .. moreover, s •. and "found what ey . th n ida believed to be a pallet Storage Areas on the b is of German-American dIJ i y U.S. La.%Ptl yej "lid iiieiiueU ior ueeii investigated for "larceny of U.S. governother mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. containing four Red Eye missiles. . . placed in relsilori. The persons are purported to be be. use of American GIs. ment property." No one, apparently, had open storage . . . ." . pickers and naturalists. These personnel were In our own travels we have seen ragamuffins bothered to check his file when he was hired. This sparked a probe of the Red Eye stocks not escorted during their stays in the amcavorting among live Army artillery shells, belts Further investigation revealed that 32 ad- and accounting system at Miseau. The results munition storage areas." of machine gun ammunition lying unprotected at ditional U.S. government employes, many of were frightening. A survey of the guard force disclosed that an Air Force base and untended tanks and jeeps them security guards, had seamy records. "The inventory established the presence of during the six-month period to the Army inM ready to be driven away by intruders. Two were suspected of "working with Polish 3776 missiles stored in earth-covered magazines vestigation, "a total of 254 infractions were In Sou theast Asia, recently, hundreds of IntelligenceService." Another was a "suspected .. . ," s tes ta the confiden tial findin gs "2305 can reco rded . ." These Involved "AWOL th ousands of rounds of U.S. rifle "ammo," Yugoslavian Intelligence active": 'et another be accounted (or by r ec eipt documentation. No drunkeness. sleeping on duty, performing guard U11CrJ reported had been employed "by Hungarian Intelligence records could be found to Incate th e remain in g duties without a wea pon and false reporting by stolen from sea-going munitions barges. . ServIce." UMIt I 1471 missIles were ever received guard personnel." No case, however, better illustrates the holes One subject wasfound to be i (ICVOIIt f, short, the depot had what auddi;ii call an "Vast quantities of ungardcd munitions In America 's anus cornucopia U ConununisL" And one man's record, a.stoun- "overage" of Red u U.S. It has been great sport in recent years to make Eyes. The military, overages were located In open storage at both . . depot at Miseau, West Germany, and the nearby dingly, indicated he was "at one time a general I represent an even greate1- danger than shortages railheads. These items Included, but were not fun of Women's Liberation. in the Weilerbach storage area near Kaiserslautern. Russian army." because there is no way of determining what is limited to, 105 mm and 155 mm artillery rounds, Comedians and newspaper columnists have For years, the depot had been losing A confidential report circulated by the actually missing. rockets . . . small arms ammunition, mines, beaten the subject into the ground and the more munitions at an alarming rate. Thousands of German Federal Criminal Bureau had Indicated The army investigators also surveyed the fuzes and missiles." rounds cf ammunition, from .22 caliber bullets to that "a number of Arab agents were operating in vocal of the fem i nists have become subjects of physical security at Miseau and Welierbach. - Over a one-month period, "an estimated mortar shells, cases of dynamite and blasting (Germany) with the intent to attack U.S. in. Their scorn and ridicule, findings: 200 TOW missiles, a sensitive munitions lost caps, hand grenades and missiles had simply stallations." Newspapers and magazines delight in turning - The perimeter's chain link fence "has item, were observed in open storage on the south disappeared. U pon checking on government employes ocidized to the point that it has lost its tensile side of (one) rallhead. At no time . . . In the up some woman doing a job normally classified S I)ut no one knew hos bad the problem ac- working in the area, Army Invectigatiors foun d strength and can be broken or crushed with the course of approximately 3 weeks were these "male" if only to get a single quote: "I'm not tually was until February 1972, when Army in- that 19 Syrians had been hired or fired "in the hand.. . The top and bottom weaves have rusted Libber." missiles under protection of a guard." vestigators received a tip "that a group of Third- Kaiserslautern area during the period June-Oct. and broken loose . . ., holes are beginning to - Two entire guided missile systems valued Well, while everyone's been having a high old Country Nationals" had stolen "critical 72." There was evidence of "Very real ter-floristappear. . - " at 110,800 were reported missing, along with time with the subject the feminist movement has munitions" from Miseau. The resulting in. activity" tied to the loss of arms and PO "The above-ground storage facilities have grenades, pistol and rifle rounds and other items vestigatton, outlined In reports stamped security at the depot. been slowly but steadily becoming a world wide fallen into poor state "Confidential," which we have obtained, is still Tho usands of Red Eye missiles are stockpiled The pre4ab concreteof maintenance and repair. sufficient to equip a small army. political force. and fiber siding and roofs Although Miseau's commanders sought to continuing, at Miseau and Weilerbach. The American No better illustration of the influence of th e have become brittle and can be da ma ged or hinder the investigation, according to the report, The three "nationals," the Army found, were equivalent of the Russian Strealla, they are the broken with movement could possibly be found than in the little effort. Numerous hinges and there are indications they also nervously Polish-born employes of Uncle Sam. The trio had perfect terriorst weapon fight, compact, heat.. door hasps are rusted and in a weakened con- tightened security. Elsewhere, Pentagon rather remarkable state of the union address of made off wi th fifteen 68 mm antitank rockets and seeking, shoulder-fired. dition... ; master keys muft be considered corn- security sources tell us, the situation remains Mexican President Luis Echeveirja, three 2.75 inch air-to-surface rockets. One August afternoon, discloses a report promised acute. Mexico may be the world's greatest stronghold of what is known In the Latin countries as "machismo"— the feeling of male superiority over the female: Mexican women didn't even win the right to vote until the mid-1950s. -But all that is going to change. Or perhaps It is more accurate to say it is going to change if 1 President Eëheverria has his way. Pres dent Echeverila told his countrymen the oth er day that he has readied a "complete revision of the federal law in order to present to congress the necessary 11% ,0 ; law bills to eliminate any vestige of discrimination against wom en." 'it is," the president continued, _______________________ I "necessary to break the barrier that impede % 11 , women from achieving their total development ______________________ _________________ 0 "Nyet! Nyet! You'll never take me alive. You within the political; economic and social life, which me partial amnesty proposal was a starter, can torture and bribe and threaten and ask obstruct the integral advancement of Mexico." The nomination of Nelson Rockefeller for vice politely, you'll never get any military secrets out ____________________ And to emphasize this was something president was the coup de gjce. more of me, you dirty Communists." _______________ than a token gesture toward "the opposite sex" Theodore White In hIs 1968 book on "The "what nyet? What mllltary secrets? What ___________________ Making of the President" recalls that some of to President Echenverria concluded: r Communists? It's me, your nephew, come for a Ro be rt Kennedy's most ardent supporters, in'4 "Women must enjoy absolute equality with visit. Where are you?" _____________________ 1 eluding a major Kennedy California organizer, men in the exercise of their rights and obligation.s." "Oh, it's you. Well, I'm in here under the bed. I moved into the Rockefell er camp when Kennedy co th ought you must be the Russians. You know how Right on! J W1i ttnIv a,4 Ufl.I• I...... t.. j..i..ti ui uviau we way I've always told you they would take advantage in which the ex-Kennedy youth mobbed of our weakness, - what with Watergate and _______ Rockefeller with their Jeer and banners I iznpeachrnnt and esignations and all. I figured "Rocky is Zap," "Go, Go Go with Rocky" and they were here now for swe" "Rock, Rock, Rock, with Rocky." Other "Come on out. I ha ven't seen a Russian all reporters noted that some of Rocktieller's day." speeches at that time echoed Bobby, using vir"Not even a Chinaman?" The first weeks of the Gerald Ford presidency offer only a tually the same phrases. "None of them, either. Come on out; 1t' few clues as to the perm lency of ti'enew-found w miii itSome careful political analysts (perhaps almost time for 'Kojak." een Capitol 11111 and the White House. But certainly the signs prejudiced) believe Rockefeller could have "a! I knew it. Who is this 'Kojak', our new are promising—from both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, which defeated John Kennedy in 1960 if he could have the President proclaimed a two-way street for doing business commissar or something? I told you they been nominated. wouldn't waste a second." between his office 1 Now for the Kennedy issues. "No, no, It's just a television show about a bald Mr. Ford's pledge in his Aug. 13 address to Congress had .r Nelson Rockefeller's great grandfather ran an already won a response in kind when the House and Senate detective. Look, I told you everything was fine. Ohio station In the underground before tie Civil recessed until mid-Sept ember. He promised "communication, The Constitution worked again, there's no crisis War, helping runaway slaves escape to Canada. and all reruns of 'I Love Lucy' are proceeding conciliation, compromise and cooperation" in his relations with I _: I 1, 11 Th ll natetiteavlly to M eRockefe erahaved according to schedule." Cngress. Members had nothfi recognizing this asauty Luther King and his Southe rn Leadership "Whew! II was a litt!e cramped in there under of quali ties noticeably lacking In executive-congressional Christian Conference and secured low-cost loans the bed, wi th the canned goods and shotgun and rela tions in recent years for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Cornall. I was sure they'd be here by this time. But Yet of all the congressional accomplishments so far this mittee. They have over the years been major Just because they haven't come yet doesn't mean the Budget Reform Act will probably have the most longdonors to black colleges. they won't, the devils. They've seen us attacking range significance. Here, Congress at last has tried to come to Nelson Rockefeller has carried on the family grips with the problems of balancing federal Income with our leaders and they probably know there's tradition. There is no suspicion hre as with spending. In the process, the Inflationary effects of deficit nobody in charge." Kennedy, that this concern for civil rights may spending got important recognition. "But there is somebody In charge, Uncle W be political. For it was a part of Rockefeller's life Ziy." With Congress and the President acting in concert, there is a long before he ran for office. So much for Robert genuine opportunity for fiscally sound, progressive legislation "You mean they let him stay?" Kennedy's hold on the black vote. that avoids extrernism, on the right or left, but instead cuts a "No; the law is in charge. rhe ConsUttition is Rockefeller has staked out a record in urban wide swath through the political middle ground. in charge. The people are in charge, you and 41 renewal, transportation, pollution critrol, me." _________________________________ medical assistance, aid for education a "God help us, It's all over now and I haven't WASHINGTON The long journey of t Sirica was charged with the responsibility f S rship that WIll w in a Ford-Rockefeller even finished paying off the mortgage." subpoenaed White House tapes is nearing an end screening the remaining 55 tapes to prevent the team votes with traditional Kennedy issues and "Not at all. Things are going along perfectly, release of non-Watergate related Information or In Of the 64, only 55 were Found, the heart but 52 of these of traditional Kennedy Strongholds or at least as perfectly as they were before. The have federal Judge John Information of a national security nature, now been processed by in the big cities. He has system wforks pretty well after all, no matter Sirica pushed for gun control 'Those accusea: and compulsory health insurance. and turned over to Special Watergate how hard we try to mess it Up." It is powerful Prosecutor Leon Jawoeski. H.R. Haldeman, former White House chief political medicine when you can say as governor "I don't know. You go uround arguing with the you put these concepts Into effect rather than The others will be cleared soon and all will be of staff, boss, you're asking for trouble, I've always John D. Ehrllctunan, former No. 2 staff lobbied for them as a legislator. available when six former officials of ex. found. Who are we to que.tlon what our leaders to Kennedy was counting On a hefty perrtntage of tell us? I don't even know what the capital of ['resident Nixon's administration go on trial man in the White House and domestic affairs labor. Rockefeller has South Dakota is." here on Watergate cover-up charges Sept. 30. chief. AFL,.CIO chief George Meany as a friend. Gordon Strachan, sistan staff as 'That doesn't matter. Just think of thenu as He has. won the approval of t to most Dvfene attorneys will also automatically }jdei-n Your employes,, since you're paying their major unions In New York. And so It goes receive transcripts of th e tapes and will be w ith the Spanish speaking, e salaries and supplying the money they work - Kenneth W. th youth , inParkinson, Washington at- de pe ndents the poor. permitted to check them against the tapes with." totney hired by the Commjt themselves, If desired, at Jaworsici's office, to Re-Elect the President "Does that mean I could get Congress to pave the alley?" ____________________ "NoteLicily but there are v ,j v s of gog atit Iuui f my old 'WOrts dept." blood creeps back IL You've Just got to Lake an interest In what's lie's back again, and talking of getting all the following thoughts, neighbors. But, what the of us going on and find out what the processes are. 't'ldlimncrs" back on the same beer-drinking team. heck. .lhere are so few times when I'm in a pat'on.-the. Just thiny, in two years, we'll have another I suppose the point I'm trying to make is that back mood, let us overlook the fact I'm not using the pig. many presidential election and you can vote," times there's a champion walking next to us and we're not slicker for a change. " oodgredoIhaveto?It'sal,ays5oj cognizant of their talent at the time. Usually you'd expect that in order to pra ise an ath lete to decide and all and I'm always too busy to read Not a great srth story, I'm sure. However _____ he or she would have had to win some major competitive ft good up on the caixljdates." to "remember when". . . .and also know,that z ('vent, at least, the "ft's up to you, Undo Ziggy. You can always "splendid splinter" (with apologies to baseball Well, that's not ncccssarily so. 's Ted — go back and hide under the bed again." Williams) is back, and raring to get into Take the ca ,e action again. J Bobby Borsdorf. When I first -000M.-.,l,s a 'net Horsdorf about 12 years ago, he had to be one of the Ift 0 &2;L si nvothest keglers not only in Central Florida, THOUGHTS in where I'd ever seen the game of ten-pins played. but 0 11,14 60 lia vc Q~ Ever, had Wien he was carrying a l&'plu Happy are you who ow beside all waters, who average SMALL WORLD i)FPT Kevin Stet, one of two let the the rest (if us were hoping to clear 170. feet of the ox and the ass range free. "Follow me! There s a girl ovw bore sun bathing En.ilish tudentsho visited Sanford And this summer in Holy Isaiah 32:20, In 8 string bikini with NO STRINGS ATthen all of a sadden. Horsdnrf left the area. Never Cross Episcopal Cilurch's Coventry Exchange program, BY JOHN A. SPOLSKI did "The find out where he only true happiness cornea from went, TACHED!4" not the reason for his writes of going to hear Oviedo high School departure from the local bowling scene, Band play In squandering ourselves for a - John their award winning performance in Mason Brown, British essayist and author. Coventry, England. ________________________________ - . .. ____ ehut Corp., (Led in surgery at a local hospital about 2 a.m., some two hours after he was shot, A spokesman for the Polk Co un ty Sheriff'j Depa'tmont said that before he (lied, Snipe told them he was working Inside the restaurant building at Cypress Gardens, which was closed for the night. He said When he he heard someone tr ying to get in the back doo r. went to investigate, he saw a man standing on the patio. Shipe said he called for the man to halt, but the intruder shot him. Shipe managed to fire several shots at the .... ..,'. previou • ' ly had - I exican Wo m n Win - I I e . Round MT _______ _______ I Fn y flecim, ,vurinar, but dpparently did not hit him, officers . said. "Mr. Shipe wasn't found until his relief came on duty at I a.m. and heard him calling for help," the spokesman :id. A:i'tiwr guard hI ',orkin on the grounds t'utsde said he didn't hear anything." ." - FPC Rate Ruling Due TAI,LAIIA&sf;E request from Florida Power Corporation, Acting consumer advocate Fred Kar l has asked the request be denied but PSC staff members said the vote on the request Isn't predictable, Florida Power asked for the rate hike to meet rising fuel costs caused by Increases in overseas oil prices. The Utility says investor caution has increased the difficulty In selling bonds to raise funds for new construction. Unless th e rate increase is granted Florida Power says it will have to cut back on needed power plant construction in Inellas County. I .1 in the Police Standards and Training Commission, computors and the hydrilla-eating white amur fish. Cabinet aides sa id th e meeting, sched ul ed for 2 p.m. could develop Into a marathon session dragging into the night, Th e Cabinet will appoint the di recto r of the standards and tr aining di vision of th e new Department of Crimin al Law Enforcement, but with the concurrence of the Police Stan dards and Training Commissi on. Th e commission has recommended Don Fish, who headed the division of police standards In th e old law enforcement department. But department director William Troelstrup wants William Kittrel, a former FBI agent. A Cabinet fight could develop over approval of a fouryear-old plan for consolidation of computor centers of the treasurer, comptroller, Agriculture Department and Education Department. Also up for consideration Is a proposal by the Departmncnt of Natural Resources to spend $950,000 in the next three years studying the white amur, a large Asian fish that eats hydrilla. The water weed, officials say, poses a greater problem In the state's lakes than water hyacinths, RAY CROMLEY People Take III Rocky Moves Control Of Gove rn rn en - '< ./ Jfl I On Ted1s __ - n ____ ____ ____ - Voter Base . _____ - - __J - 61 - _ __________ • S , - , ' ' , U . V. .. I.V.,. I.". X. 0 compact : Use As A Free-Standing Appliance Now, Build Itin I.ater I . - :%: BERRY'S WORLD y. •,Uflqt N.* Compacting M#thanllm a sw,tti ram at a, 'etn (Offipido,, iwc. V 3100 lbs 'dvcs trash fvme y N Pd . -- IS socods TOM— mnmgm l 40 Isconds a mai,mvm 0od i t h c.y,n,M CarryOs, HsndI.—ca,, be vsd ,,,,,, 1ti,dard lti,y duly platc b1, sp,ciaI plastic be,, or ,s - :: : . — -::: .:: - - _____ w _________ ______________ ______ - Avtomat,C SP'I r'issd 11w ?IM 5 ,peraltd e..th ~ . It :. Sys'om— ,,,clvd.t doer a.s .,ckel ffis.rl.cseng switcIws, ke y pO't a Q ARMY-NAVY stall s top :: Two Reversible Doer Paøels— a cPio,o of whil•, av*cado. Psir,.st or copperle.w . III VOlt. lAmp,,, Cucv'llta.us I wire Snvlco with a Separat. Qrovsd Wire - Canyoureall Holiday Traffic Claims 23 Lives By The Associated Press Among the fatalities were Monday on Sta te Road 15 north Traffic accidents in the state three persons who died in a of DeLand, claimed the life of durin g the long Labor Day head-on collison in DeSoto l.ydie Tighe, 37, of Ormond weekend claimed at least 23 County. lleach,apassengerinoneof the lives, two more than had been Troopers said a car driven by autos. predicted, the Florida Highway Jo hn L. harden, 18, of Zolf o Patrol reports. Springs crossed a center line The number of fatalities for Sunday, colliding with a car the 78-hour holiday %% Inch began driven by Herbert Foster, 58, of Friday and ended at midnight Orlando. Foster, Harden and Monday was still below the total Lee Augusta Hardin, 45, of Zolfo of 34 people killed during the Springs were killed. same period last year. 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In one case, Corbin had to ex- leged pornographic movies "Some judges, being human, Many persons don't realize amine a year-old, partially-ea- creates a bit of trouble, but might hold appearances that Corbin, 35 and blind since a ten bun with half a bug in it. Corbin has attorneys stipulate against somebody. I don't even shotgun accident at the age of 6, "The defense left It up to the on scene synopses. get upset over long hair," says can't see them. judge to decide If, in fact, it "I could have transfered the Florida's only blind judge. "Once a boy, the freak)' type, really was a bug," he said. cases, which Is done for several Women who try to influence finally realized I was blind and "Every time I picked up that reasons and wouldn't have been Corbin by striking a mildly pro- was upset because he had cut dried up bun, the alleged bug a cop-out," he said. "But my vocative pose soon discover his hair to come to court," the fell out. We had to solve the dl- ego and I wanted to prove that I their effort is futile. judge said. lemma of trying to put insect could handle porno movie "It is a bit humorous," Corbin If there are any particular legs back together." cases. We just had to work out a said in an interview. problems to being a blind judge, Corbin decided in the plaint- solution." Corbin, a visiting Judge in this Gulf Coast towr, won his post as a county judge in Jacksonville MEN'S NEW AND USE in a runoff election In 1972. A Sky lawyer since 1964, Corbin said Shoes and Boots (Some Army) he has little trouble keeping VALUES [ abreast of legal literature. 099 TO $20 THRU SAT, "You don't have to see to N think," he saj. "Any high school studew can learn the SURPLUS FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Fame, which verified his dive Gwness also listed a 250-loot mechanics of legal research. (AP) - A 26-year-old profes- as a world's record. 310 SANFORD AVE. 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Long Journey Of id - MIAMI (AP) A Florida Highway Patrolman was in. jured in a fight which erupted when neighbors sought to prevent him from arresting a woman on traffic charges following a high speed chase, troopers report. Three persons were arrested as a result of the melee, officials said, and trooper D.O. Clark was treated for minor injuries and released from a Miami hospital. (lark said that hen he first stopped Ernestine Daniels, 33. of Miami for spe eding she aimed her car at him and tried to run him down. He leaped to safety. After she sped off in her car, he followed in pursuit to her home, he said. There, troopers said, the resisted arrest and neighbors Joined in the battle. More t han 10 Miami police units poured into th e neighborhood to assist, officers said. ____________ JACKSONVII.I.E, Fla. (AP) rell International Inc. of Ja k. ponds at Vero Beach will go to spent W,000 f —Officials of two firms that are sonville, said Tuesday. "That quality restaurants in selected tion facilities or initial produc. Cheshire said his firm is oper- last year," Cheshire said. "It and for research ating with annual expenses pioneering commercial shrimp comes from 'he eight ponds we markets, Thurman said, of was marketed basically to It will by Jacksonville University's production in the United States operate. abont $1 million and that last procesors, principallyranbe a long, time before enough Dr. George Kelley. year's gross receipts were ners, at 62 cents a pound. We say It will be a long time before "If we huve 700 ponds with a shrimp are produced for the Another commercial enterabout $300,000. their harvests have an effect on density of 100,000 shrimp each open market, he said. feel we will have a real good prise, Marifarms, has been in open market prices, and turned a crop every eight harvest thistofall and move ThLslinn leases 2,SOO acres of closer a break-even The giant shrimp, averaging operation seven years at Pan"We estimate our first year's months, we'd still produce only six or eight to a pound, from the state were ama City, Fla. Company offi. for Andrews the salt Bay water shrimp harvest at 100,000 to 200,000 3 per cent of the shrimp con- started from stock brought to cials said they have been deep cultivates. it operation. s hrimp," Ed Thurman, vice sumption in the United Sta tes." this country from Thailand. Bo th operations say their in the red every year. president of marketing for Har. Initial pulduction from the shrimp are fresher and purer Harrell than those harvested by shrimp boats. "We have a fresh, clean bay and our harvest is processed • within 24 hours," Cheshire said. Co f "A s rimp boat Is out three t weeks to complete its catch." TAIL&11ASEE, Fla. (AP) Wilson L. Harrell, chairman Latham is a former aide to black Cadillac he purchased umne of his vanished empire at the employes af te r I foun ded of Harre ll International, sa Jeff Latham, who will be 31) Rep. Herbert Burke, R-Fla. His last winter. $2.5 million, it," he said, that "because of their fresh wayears old on Wednesday, is con- previous po litical ex perience "I bought it during the energy Latham said his only source ten habitat, our shrimp have n fidently predicting he will have consists of a two-year stint as A case in point is his newsa delayed birthday present next city councilman in the Fort crisis because they were paper, the Western News, of income these days Is the $1,- iodine taste and are free from cheap," he said. "The sticker serving the suburbs sprawling 000 a month he receives from mercury or other harmf ul ele-week. Lauderdale suburb of Davie price was the sale of his feed store in ments." Lath is running in the Rewest of Fort Lauderdale into Davie, "I was elected city COUn," he for $3,850 from a dealer in While both firms are pioneers publican primary for the post of cilinan at the age of 24 the Everglades. Latham said he Miami. I'm getting 14 miles a built the paper from a fourpage the "My goals are primarily spit- in their field, Cheshire said fish state treasurer-insurance said. "I believe I " commissioner, weekly with 2,000 circulation to itual rather than material," he farming is an old art, dating youngest city councilman ever back to ancient China. He is considered to be an tin- elected in the state." a '6-page weekly with 31000 said. "I am a Christian." Latham said he has started La is th.azn's platform suc. derdog against Rep. Eugene The mode rn market problem, The bachelor candidate said half a dozen bus inesses but has circulation in less than two clnct: a desire to repeal the no- he said, is to get a large enough Tubbs of Merritt Island, but he he has rolled up 13,000 miles sold or given away all of them. yew's fault auto insurance law be- harvest to make it cornpredicts, "I am going to win." campaigning in a luxurious lie estimates the business vol. "1 gave the newspaper to all cause "if a guy ru ns into me out mercially practical. there I want an attorney trying ____________ get wha t I've got coming," HEARINGAIDREPAI andd put ting the office under a 515--ALLMAKES poli cy-setting board. 8776 "Nooneindhjdualisso da mn s mart that he's going to be able to solve all the problems cats PreffsSieftal Bldg, himself," he said. °'"" I Defendants' Looks Don't Disturb IfIrk-c.nnvill e Countv Judae F Trooper Hurt In Arrest Melee a - - - TALLAHASSEE — The State Cabinet scheduled an unusual afternoon session today to take up a controversy ,j •- u State F'i'rms Pioneer U.S. Shrimp Farming n Cabinet Faces Long Session - FRANK NOVAK The Public Service Commission is - expected to rule today on a $14.5 million rate increase - Pull Together -.-__ . Intruder Kills Gardens Guard 3N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3277 1 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, September 3,1974-5A Ooe.ts. ctis.. Ilat wi car Inspected nIarIy for suni or damaged pans. Getting there economlc Is Lnçonant. But, getting there safety Is more important. SANFORD AUTO PARTS 115 W. First St. Phone 322 - -- _ 5651 ' - 000. *Iett Be Responsible".I 4 ; - '--- 4., �_-.--....,.- 6A— Evenlng Herald Tuesday, September 3, l :. - Legal Notice Colleges Macon Campaigns On An t i-Tax I h e m e •-• - .. that AJTh&Lcau have allowed p..ntiess around the Capitol in Provide Basic Skills ByGEORGEW CRANE Ph. 1)., M.D. . .. .. -' says. "It was experts that got ' ' ROCA flAThN, Fit AP Macon siys l:mILies shi' Ni1Jtti5 n UllUU1 19 fl ( •t i i 1's lie usually returns to u.s !'a - - -1...eI,. n £%4WII Iiui*, J ,,,, - earn between $,5OO and $20,000 in his campaign for the Demo- spend a day with his family and a year bear the brunt of the iia cratic Senate nomination, and then hits the road again. tion's tax burden. He says he that's one of the reasona his He once owned a small travel has plans that would eliminate campaign i.s being run on a low trailerin which he slept, but he to disclose them yet. dees m him, or because they think that your college tuition, then enrol contribution will be worth in a Business College, where something to them if be wins you can gain a splendid inerthe office?" chandisabie skill via your oneHis day4ay campaign ac- year or two.year diploma. tivitles include stops at local For Business Schools, ilke newspapers, radio and tele- Medical, Dental, Law and vision stations, and hand- EngineeringCol1eges,gr says. "My wile fs that so can't get work. "the school of hard knocks." and his we lrley saved $8,. He took a leave of abaence 000 for him to make the Senate race. He believed at the start from his sales job with Palm Colony Estates, a Miami- that contributions Of $1 tO $10 based real estate firm devel. would finance his campaign, — t Justin says he has found that of Ph. D. graduates are still politicking is not a very ad- looking for suitable positions. mired occupation these days. Yet graduates of Business 'People will say to me, 'Are Schools are in such demand Now, he says he knows better, opInganaranearthisj you a lawyer?' I say no. Next that offices and factories, Panhandile city. He has been "In nine months, I raised theyask,'Areyouapouticlan' hosplt,als and radio as well as raising funds through small about $2,200," he says, "That I say no. When they ask, 'What TV, newspapers and large c*dr1buliottohis"flm for was barely enough to cover the are you" I telt them I'm a commercial firms are dying to Deliverance" campaign, but he filing fee. I've spent another university profesaor," he says. get the lag In very slowly," Justln travels about the state say, 'Good, I'll vote for you.' showed that every such Macon plans a statewide tour in his own car, usually staying That's a pretty sad comment on graduate of a Business School In his car, shaking hands and ontheroadforwepk,ata time. thestateofpubllcofflcetoday" has from 5 to 10 offers of well paying positions awaiting the moment they receive that oneyear or two-year diploma. fsJI1 Season; Ici Shovis Business College and has'been of far more value to me as a result, than because of all her later courses at Northwestern University, New York University and Indiana should have a say in govern- University. Why? I) rais Little iAttention FROS'rpRooF, Fla. (AP) — possibe to consider an application to this Court on August Id, 1974. Florida on the following: PROJECT TITLES: TARY SCHOOL As Clerk of the Court property: By: Joy Stok Lot 2, Block st. .jcrn's AL Deputy Clerk Estates as recorded in Plat Book ii, 51, OfliclI Reco, of Seminole (A copy of the complaint or petition filedhereinisattachedtothecopyof County, Ftorlcla. tts notice which is mailed to each Further dcrihnd . the bask' purpose of modern on neacw Drive ckfcndant for whom a residence PdIIrlljnfl fhO5tha John A. kimbrough 5tateor country was given In the sworn statement That goal appeals nowadays rerein Oy Ifle pie.nm,n, Board a' County Corn to students and especially to ent or attorl.3y.) mluioners their parents. Publish Aug.70. 27 & Sept. 3. , 1971 Seminole County. Fla. DEC127 Publish Sept. 3, 1974 For in past years, studen pEr-iS boat. Itwould justbe pollticsas drawing that kind of money tin- office buildings, shopping con- goodjoband immediately bring usual, mat's wrong ecause less they represent a very ,e- lets and street corners, home a good pay check. "So far, I've met more than something must be done." clal strata of society, and i Nowadays, tens of thousands don't think anyone belIeves 38,000 people face to face, I've of Liberal Arts graduates, nine dodor the Seminole County Courthouse, relief demanded In the complaint or 1974, The Board of County Corn rniftionerS of Seminole County, Fla. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND will conduct a Public Hearing in the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Crnisiner' Meeting Room of FLORIDA. the Seminole County Courthouse, CIVIL ACTION NO. 741171.D Sanford. Fla., Ofl September 10, 1974 at 7,00 P.M. or as soon thereafter as I.. A. CARESCIA and PHYLLIS , seat held by Rep. James Haley eye and the U.S. Senate in his Arts myopia! of Sarasota, He served as city "Walkin' Lawton" campaign of b1lcakjfsa1soa vital The rest include seven Lon- 1958 to 1. ac the coun don imports; four scripts testhave follow- isComputerSystemsoper0 He makes only one campaign ed suit that Higginbottom says salesmanship and advertising, marketed In regional play. promise: "When I serve as his step-by-step effort draws Send for my "Vocational of venerable musicals. tofulfil the wishes of the people Higglnbottozn, 55, was in long stamped, return envelope, The lat, along with one of who ek n. I will act as at- US. Army frotn 1i tO '. pIus 25 cents , for it familiares the new tuners and one of the torney for all the people of serving in the China-Burma-In. British bundles, not In. Florida, doing my best to dia theater. H enlisted as a you with cullege entrance exam formats, long grassroot jaunts designed people want" Ii it lieutenant after suffering a to cut t,he financial risks for He says he still has to work broken back In an airplane wary angels. foralisohei'etrjc crash, To hypo alienee interest, most of his campaigning to Higginbottom wait Frostfp5, E EMAP.SHALL thestar parade includes Angela MoIxlaysand'ruesdays, w'n., proof's March of L)imes chair10 Lansbury, Robert Preston, Ing hIs law practice the rest man from 1948 to 1970 and beMrs. Eloise A. Simmons of the week. Diana R.igg PJChard iuie Marshall, 44 of Tallahassee, longs to several other Geraldine Page, Bei Gauara, Higginbottom says the people table and civic groups. died Thursday night in that Alice Faye, John Payne, Peter city. Born in Sanford, she lived Ustiaov, Julie Hai and Rex in Tallahassee for manY Years. 1LarrisoL Survivors include her Area De.f . Tallahassee; parents, Mi, and spotlight will be Stephanie TALLA.HAEE, Fla. (AP) plans for spending during 1974. Mrs. James Simmons, Sanford' Mills, just turned 15, out to sisters, Mrs.Ruby !Jlancha —If trends of the fst half of 7S on a proJected 10 Pt' cent and Mrs. L, Fran.sjc White, peat Judy Gland's triw of "The Wizard of Os." Eldest thinsy be dipping Into Its $105 from$2.lbilllonto$2,3 billion creative talent will be E.Y. million reserve instead of hay, hardly more than inflation. ing a s'irplus next June 30 offI. But tax revenue in July was ILg,76Iinesuppller c.IaJa say. up less than 3 per cent. half-century musical cay. Revenue Gifflinefit reports indIte Director aIC*Ie.Fr1ncoZeMg'efljoffll13 Ed — ne)beS,S. Wilson.Eichelberger Mart. . ranks along with suc'ñ eminents ernie as down during the first rector Joe Q.M $14 come estimate made in whether the state Is going to have money - ier. t n is Janwiry was Z' njfljj1 a sign that th prerity of the Worthy of note, too, i,s the reAnd July, the first month past two 'ears that led to big turn of David Merrick, after an the 197445 fIscal year, offered suipluses Is e thjng of u past,. ducer Of Ue and maybe five may change, Uy say, proceed with constnion shows. The legislature had based 115 before prices go up even more. Kanin, Ellis fl.atiI, and jtI ____________________________ SIMMONS — Funeral services for Mrs. Eloise A. Sln'mons Marshall, 11, Tallahassee, who died Thursday nignt, will be held Wednes1ay at i p.m at Allen Cltspe$ AME Church with Rev. .1. Coffey officiating Burial in EIchutbig, charge hortu*ry In 1_I TO DEFENDANTS DOLIA B ELLIS; JAMES A. MORGAN and The latest check, at the start parties claiming any interest by, ,,, .' . John [. Polk, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish Aug 378 September 3, 17. 1911 September, 1971. otherwise a STENSTROM, DAVIS 8 Judgment may be entered against McINTOSH ,'for the relief demanded in Post Office Box 1330 Petition. Florida State Bank—Suite 22 THIS NOTICE Shall be published Sanford, Florida 32771 Publish Sept 3, 10, 17 21. 1Q74 DIr 17 Seminole tounty Courthouse In f0t', Flori3, in the above described personal Property, Thit laid sale is being mad. to Silisfy ti terms Of sati Writ of Publish: Sept. 3. 1971 DFF.70 Seminole County, Publish' Aug. 1 3,70,77 Sept 3,1974 OFF 83 Navy Airmafl Apprentice., - . — . JUVfl ._. son us mr. of Lake Mary, has graduated from recruit training at the Iando. He Ii scheduled to LII Pi$4:.(?$ Lit P4IC,'.C$ I.-, Calf PCICJT Governor and U. Governor (I 7— United Slat.. Senator p-ic.,,., ,, S.ic,.'. II 1511 ''. (rip Committe, man .s, ii C-.i A _iri_. I. A-LI PUt(,U* United Stat.. Senator ,. , +. - P'-. I - ICUJO 4 I_tWIT . HJ.W1JII3 AL_I. 'UI 41?I I ,cs.T , 1,1 2277 i RepresentatIve in Congress rm C....-.,,....J...-.J .s'vt 4., C,.., Member, Stat. of Representatives K1CCflIIQflQ44 l c1, PUlOCt caurm,s. Ivø. iw 7— I nMrnIn £41 PNIL$.(T$ — Justice of The Suw Court r,_s., o,.i IIWU C Rirty ii. f ,,_-,i Uc&CIU t'Pt l4* ..'. ,.. I '172 ' 21 L, Justice of The Sun Court r*.,. 5., ?*(_.... Stat. Treasurer O'.l I,.., '' Ddeasa tic 1974 a Oe.uk aid P*y sss Cd Dss4., i r'..,, IC'-, I ITOh C-ornmitt..womaru p..,, , * £1.1 s.$C71 State L..y I. '-'muM '. PICTOS c'. DAYII .1mU P.581* AL_I P'.tCi'.?$ L,ss 0 11118 Comptroller \/oI us i a Teachers C) K TG L(gi,L:Ijmy' £41 PCIcCti - Member of Sfa9. S.wi.t. I.'sdO $di 7j Commjtt.swoman I, .._., U NC rIA*cA _. , , 'A, G.t) NJJUOWIT! 1 c ZANilY £11 PN$CI'.cII " . IE813ON State Truiur,r 4., o,.i uc. 1,PUO'.C11 t451e,)i4 *41 tAll (tYf( '.477? . Committm.sn 1, - p.,s,_, POWTU , r C',.., - i. B Ia rn ed C) n Election £1_lu) tU.A. . - MImi oeie.erieir1 CaftrraaDea.c71& Oi1àatis. ad Peky r casr ,,,,, — tt Pal :"t 7. £ u.i.. ci... i&._,._ of Representative, Ppii'* ti.* I,,-, 4.. £41 psIC,7) Iltilt I SIC .-'. I,..,, 1-ql Ie.It U lC'.(Yt Commission., of E&cation 4.. )wt Comniltt.woman ,'U P. ncwmn.a. 0MW P911 £11 j Member, Stat. House of Representative, - term life insurance proporrepresentatives. tiooate with salaries is also One major point of the con- included in the new contract. B u d get Re e c1'ion tiIG - P91! - - ,., Li I— 1 P9113 the reason for the county nights to meet the budget council's rejection of his adoption deadlines and will look 1XP for fiscal 1975. - Five of the councilmen are facing opposition in the Sept. 10 primary. cuts," The trimmed down budget is to be presented to the council at County Council Chairman County councilmen last week William Scorch told Kelly to ordered Kelly to cut $2 million include in his report to the from the proposal after the council the reduction's net £41 PsIc,,(i Needs PAore Detailing DELAND Airport Manager comprehensive land use plan Gary Rice has been instructed for the facility, similar In by the city commission to concept to the one now used by - DeLand Hires A master plan, consulercd an inIti:tl step inward development of the DeLand Municipal -_ -- M$E - I ._ ., , 5 _ .1 - - -"i -___ TLU!.*. ____________________________ £41 c'...'.. piLLS DIstrict School Board 5 i'—,.i nmI alto 4. £44 Dttrit School Board .,,.., I . '4 - A'-, Will Asst. Manager DELAND—Former Maitland assistant City Manager Phil Penland has been hired for that Penland, - .loIin C, Polk, V who replaces adoption at the commissIon Sept. 9 meeting. 'I' Included in the cornprehensive plan will be zoning and conditions of leasing. Ray, was introduced to Def4and city commission last week, The new assistant manager holds an undergraduate The plan, approved In principle, to use the airport (or both aviatii and industrial uses, will be forwarded to the Federal Aviation Agency after degree In public policy, eligibility for federal funding. II U7A*T 114T0 Pjrstj,jn? to tnt. provisions of Section 101 70. loricla Statutes, 1963, publication Is hereby made of the Sample Ballot concerning the Primary Election to be field in Seminole County. florida on Tuesday. September '0, 19/i CAMILLAD BRUCE Supervisor 0? F let toes ii C0sjflt-. ll3ricj, ' I. UISSON - I _________________ 1 ' ",:".:', '.4 C,sui.seq,lladj hek lirdce C.ssisti 4 . Ati District School Board DeLand Airport Land Plan - (,.OUflty LLS .4.. " inna 5 T1.*IICCIOB L.. L HAS 1I p, £4.1. P'.i:i11 $cretary of Stat. a. MIAMI (AP) Eastern Air- gers and 5 crewmen died and 75 lines has spent $35 million to passengers and crewmen settle damage suits arising survived. from an Everglades Jumbo jet The largest payment, $850,crash that claimed 101 lives. 000, was made to Kenuko Golf- ratified by the Volusia demand for $8,120 and school Educators Association, board reluctance to go above $8,000. Starting salary was Association members unanimously approved the previously set at $7,650. A cost-of-living increase of contract finalized alter month per cent for all Volusla • cf negotiations between the 80T0 w..e ii Co"mittman p.,, I, , . 4i A one year contract providing tract— the $8,050 starting wage for increased teacher for new teachers is a cornstarting salaries and outlining promise reached last month O,,t i..a-00 CLVP'.IO'CT I-A $150,000 to $850,000. and whose husband, Bernard, The suits followed the crash was killed. One attorney in• of an Li011 Jet in the Ever- volved in the suits said the avglades 20 miles west of Miami erage settlement was about Dec. 29, 1972, Ninty-six passen- $300,000. Justice of The $ug , m. Court ,,,., 0•,w.,1 lass Airline Settles Suits NONPARTISAN Judscz.:l UI('.C7t £41 Member, State House of Representatives .'. '' I I it.i IIA*USSllP II 1114 REPUDUCAN (n:çrn wnsal U to the highe, bldd.r, titlous name, towit: FLYING four calendar months from foe time for cast', Dated at Altamonte Springs, COLORS under whicn we are of the first publicationis,r,of, or the subject to any and ti CxistIng Ieins, Filed at Sanford Florld, this 30th day of August, 1974' 5: Virginia L Bentley As Admlnlfratrix Kenneth M. Bflne Attorney for Petitioner P.O. Drawer One, i i)?4 DEMOCRATIC it"!'. (oiiç';ic:ona/ first4tmers or confident old4imers eager to greet their friends after the summer vacation. - GORMAN tiast PaM*ay kem C.. It,,.', IS 1574 BIG DA Y IN LiFE OF SMALL BOY NOTICE OF SHERIFFS 5jj NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by vIrto Ct ttil Ctflai Writ of ExecutIon i$Wed out of and under the sial of the County Court of CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, secutive weeks in the Evening Board of Seminole County, Florida final judgment rendered In the FLORIDA, Herald, Sanford, Florid., Publish Aug. 20. 27 1. Sept. 3. 197i aforesaid court on the 11th day of WITNESS my hand and seal of DEE-1 PROBATE DIVISION .Jufle,AD. 1974,Intisatcertaifl(asi said Court on this 9th day of Sep CASE NO. 77flCp entItled, Elb. Prodts Plaintiff, tecnber, 1971. ______________________ ESTATE OF Vs Charles Stamps ti b-a Stamps (seal) ALICE MCELRAY MCCULLOUGH, Office Supply, wtmith Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE aforesaid Writ Defendant, of Deceased As Clerk of the Court Execution was EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR. delivered to me as Sh•rlIf of By: LIllIan 1. Jenkins NOTICE TO CREDITORS CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Seminole County, Florida, and SEMINOLE COUNTY Deputy Clerk have leVied UPm Probate Division GERALD S RUTBERG the following TO ALL i it SON S HAVING described property Owned by p.o. Box 755 PROBATE NO. 7322i CF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Charle, Stamps d b-a Stamps Office Casselberry, Florida 32707 In rim Estate of SAID ESTATE Supply, Attorney for PetItioner tald property being located TURNER CAMPBELL You and each Cf you arc hereby in SemInole Publish: Aug. 13, 20, 27, Sept. 3. 1971 County, Florida, more deceased. PartIcularly deri as fois; claims and demanth wt.ich you or 'ther of you ma',' have aga;nsf said To All Creditors and All Persons fixtures, Inventory, StOck in trade. HavIng Claims or Demands Against and estate in theoffceof the Clerk of the NOTICE UNDER 6ny itrId all Other gocwjs Said Estate: taken rcuit Coirl of the EigbtCe'fl,h FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE location of the defendant's 'iou are hereby notified and from the Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, bus ness Stamp's OffIce 3upty, 730 required to pres.nt any cteir. a 436. Altamont, Springs, Florida months from the time of fhe first Notice Is hereby given that the Nainst the estate of Turner publication ot this notice, Each undersigned, pursuant to the bell, deceased, Camp. eValIabI from tiC Civil Division of dam or demand must be in wiiting "Ftclltk)us Name Statute" Chapter late of Seminole the Seminole County Sheriff's County, Flolrda, to th. Clerk of the Departm, and filed in duplicate and state tti, Florida Statute, will register CircuIt Court, and II, ttie same In place of res4drnce atwj post office withtheCIerkoftheCircuflC,, in spIicateandas provided in Section nd the Undersigned as Sheriff ,vjdrfl$ of the claimant and rnu, and for Seminole County, Florida, 733.16, Florida Statutes, In their Seminto County, Florida, will he swoon 11:00 kM. on the 4th day 10 by the claimant, his upon receipt of ProOf of the office, In the County cOurthouse itf Sep PubliSh Aug 77 8 Sept. 3, 19/I miii: i ___________________ 1-;: IIve-yearl)ld Michael Korgan is elI prepared for his first dab. in grade one at ldyllsilde Elementary School in Sanford. Ills mether, Mrs. Jan Korgan, 704 Cherokee Circle, Sanlord, gIves her son's hand a reassuring squeeze as she points out his new school to him. Other parenit and other children made their s'ay OtICIAt uuom tillS PPiUAJY Sld.LlI C.iiI, ---is. DEMOCRATIC ' (Forest City Center) in tti, City of Forest City, Florida. That the parties Interested In Mid business enterprise are as followt: B. E. Hollembe6k .lo M. ltollemb.ak DatedatsemlnoteCounty,Florlda ;i,: Seminole County Courthouse in As Clerk of the Ccut By: Cecetia V. Ekern As Deputy Clerk 5: WILFRED H. CONRAD (,iIiCIA1 SlUt)? lust P.IA,.v hilt PIIUAIY DELAND—Tho fact it is an (actors for the planned 17 per described personal property, That saId sale is being matte to satisfy the terms of laid Writ of JOSEPH SAMPLE BALLOT '.'JICIAI. ISUOT BidsmtJstbere(eivedandnedin Seminole Cgunty, Florida, and I a special meeting at the Seminote have levied upon the following County Coirthou. Park Avenue, described propertyowned by Region Sanforti, Florida on the 11th day of Developers, Inc., lid property being located in Seminole County, $eptemnberat6:0Qp.M.,nced saled envelope' plainly marked on Florida. more particularly the outside "Proposal" and the tItle described as foaows: Ofthework , thedateandthenlmeof I (one) Olivetti Printing the bidder. The DiStrict School Calculator, tan with Orange keys. Boardof5emIfloleCty$fri, and the Undersigned as Sheriff of County, Florida reserve's the right to Seminole County, Florida, will at reiect any orall Bids received and h100 AM. on the 11th day of Sep or to waIve any Informalitles in the tember, AD. 1971, offer for sale and BIdd;ng. No bids shall be withdrawn IeI to the highe,t b:dder, for cash, for a period of 70 calendar days subject to any anti all existing leins. WITNESS my hand and seal of andyouarer,quiredfoservea copy 1971 this Court on August 9th. 1971. your wrItten defenses, it any, to DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD (CircuIt Court Seal) the PetitIon on GERALD S. RUT. OF SEMINOLE COUNTY vs— F 1)1 UCJCRATE requesting further information, (I Seminole County, Florida, upon a Clerk of the Circuit Court 305322 414$ after 20 August 1911). fInal iudgment rendered in the By: Joy Stokes SPECIFIED BONDS: The wc Petitioner. aforesaid court on the 37th day of Deputy Clerk and cet*tul BIdder(s) shall provide a June, A.D. 1971, in that certain case ASHLEY KOBRE, PublithAvg,70,fl,&Sep$Llo 1971 Performance, Payment and entitled, Charles E. Newman and DEE-12i Respondent, _________________________ Guarantee Contract, Bond as GeorgeS. Fender db.. Newman & orovided and set forth In the Fender. Plaintiff. vs. Region NOTICEOFACTION TO: ASHLEY KOBRE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ,PecdfICations Developers, Inc. Defendant, W1'IiCh 7 ChCtrit tree EICHTtCNTI4 JUDICIAL dR. DATE. TIME AND PLACE FOR aforesaiti writ of Esecution Jean McCullough Witham A Executrx lad estate )AMIS 8. BYRNE, JR. Eviure Attorney for Executrix P0. 8 The AP survey showed that how much the over-all 1974 in- an average of 6 per cent, and eggs, peanut butter, tomato • In ri: the Marrla, of ELLEN KOBRE. 100 North Highway 1793 Casseiberry, Florida 32707 Publish- Aug i, 20, 27 ç , .Eii IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE More than 40 cities on March 1, 1973 and has remained fairly steady in price, 1974, but at a slower rate than $13 over the 12-month period, cut pork chops, frozen orange rechecked at the beginning of went up in six cities last month, previously. The department During August, the price of juice, coffee, paper towels, de- 5anford, Florida. feet, thence N 7degrees 41' 0' W TIME FOR RECEIPT OF BIDS: ct 51 feel to a curve concave Nt Bids shall be received until 6:00 thcrlyh,,vinga radius of 42157 feet, P.M. Wednay, s.pt,rnber . ti flieo 74d.grr. a' 43". 1974. .nd chord bearing of S SI degrees TYPE OF BID OPENING: Bids 57' 79" W. thence SW along said shall be opened and read aloud to curve an arc distance of ill feet, I7fl, P.O 00* 755, Cassetberry, Chairman Florida, 32707, and file the origInal S Mr. WillIam P. Layer with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Superintendent the Seminole County CourthO, APPROVED AS TO FORM: e r' f %.4.4*L3L NOTICE OF ACTION NAME OF OWNER: District Cucla S Morgan, hi wife; and, all School Board of Seminole County, parties haing or claiming to have Semirot, County, Florida. ,iny right, title or ,nterest in and to PROJECT LOCATIONS: Prolect the following deScribed real One located In Altamonte SprIngs, I:roperty situated In emInoIe Ft rida; Prolrct T'.o located on . r or o,, to wt Samt ttj r. urn:1. ro COflty, 10 nriin 3960 feet South 0? the Florida, Ni orner of the NW'4 of the HE'4 PLACE FOR RECEIPT OF Section 1. 1ohIp 70 South AI n ains. LII RI,1 va IA h. ,..._. •A . ., ., ,._ ..............., --IA .. I- ..• delivered to the Superintentient of su?h 726 feet, East 6 feet, North Schooli, 202 E. Commercial St. 7; tet to Beginning, LESS th. Sanford, or to Superintendent of ?ollowinq described parcel Schools prIor to commencement of flegnn'ng at the SW corner of said Board meeting at the Seminole toperty run N 89 degrees 57' 46" E thoUt consent of the Boarti. Per cent of the where it dropped by a penny or aged the corn crop and is cxGrade-A medium white total number of items checked a fraction of 1 per cent. The pected to mean higher prices went up in all 13 cIties during Higher prices for everything went up during August. Eggs average Increase was 4½ per for meat, mI and poWy. August, rng an average 12 ' from peanut butter to pork were up in every city checked cent. During July, the AP marper cent. But in every city ex__________ chopshelped push up the family —althoughtheygenerallywere ketbasket rose in all i cities. The sugar increases have cept Albuquerque, N.M., they _______ _______ grocery bill again during Au- cheaper than a year ago when been the largest in the AP mar- were lower than they were last ______ ___________ On the average, the bill for ketbasket. Since last Septemgust, according to an Associ. $1-a-dozen eggs prompted conthe marketbasket was Zl per her, the price of a five-pound September, down 19 per cent. ated Press marketbasket sur- sumers to seek other sources of _____ vey. protein. cent higher than It was on sack of granulated sugar has . I The AP survey covered Aibu. ________________ The survey showed that the Sugar continued Its March 1, 1973; 14 per cent high, risen an average of 143 per cent, querque, Atlanta, Boston, Cliimarketbasket has risen 11 per seemingly relentless rise, in- er than it was on Sept. 1, 1973; Jumping from 74 cents to $1.80. cago, Dallas, Detroit, Los An. ___________________ ______ __________ _________ cent so far this year and prices creasing in 11 cities during and 11 per cent higher than It The ines ranged from 129 geles, Miami, New York, Phila. — --: are 14 per cent higher than they August. Pork chops were up in was on Jan. 1, 1974. per cent in Boston, where the delphis, Providence, Salt Lake ___________ _______________ were 12 months ago. The Agriculture Department price went from 79 cents to City and Seattle. eight cities, reflecting higher ___________ __________ — ., . .. The AP checkpl the ts of nrice qyof 51.81. to 202 ner rt n Atl*q tjr tn ''*rq fo _____ _____ . By: E. BIng Hacker styled court on or before September President Publ,Sfl Aug 77 8 Sept 3. tO. I?, 19/i I?, 1971; otherwise a lutigment may Documents will be at Local Publish: Aug. 13.70,21, Sept. 3.1974 beente'retiagains, youtortherelipf DEE-il Plan,00ms for Bidder, to NOTICE OF SHERIFF's SALE -O demanded in the comalnt or INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE petition. review. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C1R NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIhaI PLACE(S) & DATE FOR OR. WlTNESSmyhandante5l0f TAit4lNO BIDDING C.UIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE laid DOCUMENTS: by virtue of that certain Writ of court on August 16, 1974. COUNTY. FLORIDA, Ececutlon issued Out of and '.,ndec Bidders may obtain Documents by (SEAL) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a, COUNTY, FLORIDA. action to adopt and make foreign CIVIL ACTION NO. 74,11)3 divorce judgment a Florida in re: th, Marriage of iuogment of dissolution of marrIage MICHAEL WILLIAM FLYNN, and other relief has been flied Husband, against you and you are required to and serve a copy of your wlltten PATH CIA ANN FL YNN, defenses, If any, to it on WILFRED Wife, H. CONRAD, Petitioners attorney, NOTICE OF SUIT TO: PATRICIA ANN FLYNN, whoseaddressislooNoflftHighway 17.93, Casselberry, Florida 32707, on whose last known or before Sep"tmber, $3, 1974, arid residence is 11650 Center Strsef file the original wIth the clerk of this N. Iiuntlngdon, Pa., 154.13 court either before service on petitioner's attorney or immediately Present address unknown, By t/iUE COOK Associated Writer _________________ construct a dock and boat ramp on Plaintiffs, and Interest Public In attendance. to the Pont of Beg'nnan, and als the following described property: ' PROJECT SCOPE & CON. 1eV that parT •iS platted In Lots 12 and 13, Lakc'wooj Shores. FRANK W. JONES and NELLIE M STRUCTION: The Prolects (EIM8RIAR OF LOCH ARBOR. 2nd atiti., knn at Tract "A'. JONES, his wife, WILLIAM 0. generally consists of the complete THIRD SECTION, as recorded in Further described as: foot of GREEN and ----GREEN, his construction of the school(s) 6% Pint Book II. Page Ii. of the Public Summerwood Trail. wife, and NATIONAL DISCOUNT listed herein with related Site Work Records of SemInole County, John A, Kimbrough. CARPET COMPANY, INC., as set forth in the Contract Florida Chairman Defendants. Docume' s. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Boardof County, Corn TYPE OF CONTRACT: The .ictlon, the nature of wtmIh is a missloners NOTICE OF SUIT WorkWwlllbeletundercontractin creditors' suit seeking to have set Publish Sept. 3, 19'i TO NELLIE M JONES I of the Contract Documents for other equitable relief affecting and DFF.1A RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN General Construction of KarcIay concerning the' real property Woods Elementary School and or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 'ereinbfore described, has been And all parties claiming interests Lake Brantley High School Addition tiled sua'nst you and you are NAME STATUTE by. through, under or against said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: and will Include Mechanical and required to serve a copy ot your defendant, NELLIE M. JONES, and Electrical for written defenses, if any, to it laid plant(s). The undersigned, pursuant to the have any right, title, or interest In with the speclficatl shall be the .ittOtflesi, whoSe nddres is 951 East 86509, Florida Statute, will register YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PLACE(S) FOR EXAMINING rPtmngs, Florida 37/01. on or before and for Seminole County, Florida, fgage on the following real property upon may revIew the Documents at the or*gnal with the Clerk of this Court rere:t of proof of the in Seminole County, Florida: publication ef this notice, the tic foflowing places: e,ther betor service on Pljritjff' Lot 4, Block F. Revised Plat of titious name, to-wit: Eoghan N. Kelley, AlA sad attorney or immediately "H & H Markham Park Heights. according CONSTRUCTION" Under whict' it SCO West Seminole Boulevard thereafter, otherwise, a default will is to plat the;eof recorded Flat Bool, I, (1w' ('fl?CI'ed against you for the relef engaged in busine at Suite 34. 500 page Sanford, FlOrida 3327) 78, Public Records of Seminole East Highway 436, Casselberry, County, Florida. demanded fl Plantiff' Complaint Florida. Eogfsan N. Kelley, AlA llC(' ifl th5 action. That the parties Interested In saId has 1966 Bayshore Boulevard WITNESSmyhandanf3of been flied against you and you business enterprise are as fellows' Dunedin, Florida nsi this Court on August 73, 1974 are required to serve a copy ot your IIbCKER I. HARKINS, INC. ArIh.,,- u-I Beckwth, Jr. it1en defense,, if any, to it on CDated District School Board of Clerk of the Circuit Court at Casseiberry, Seminole ANDREW COOMES, ESQ., Charles County, Florida, this 9th day Seminole County liv Elaine RiChartiC of CIUs Miller, PA., P, Boa 1845, August, 1911. As Deputy Clerk 203 East Commercial Ave. Orfancjo, Florida 33803. and file the 'SEALI rue be entered against you for the relief that an action for dissolution Of JustsevenqualiIyasMajjstp originals, '/ Tuesday, September 3, 1974-7A _____ -. way's new season will be bottom, candidate for the would "confound the big boys, been taught Business Law, now ly shows from oU'er places Democratic nomination to the the fat cats and the special in- not even mentioned in the other years, Senate, has carried his cam- lerestswhoaretheu,alsource year Liberal Arts requirement seem paign to the people of Florida of campaign funds," for the B.S. or A.B, by on halting the dire box office by walking more than 700 miles As the Campaign nears its Business College grads also trend of recent gloom. For through big cities and small end, he is Concentrating his understand bookkeeping and the old wheeze goes, there's tossna, from Miami to Pen- walking tours in major metro. accounting, so Mrs. Crane sacola. nothing like a few suecesacs politan areas. He worries about always prepares my income A graduate of Princeton Un!- his lack of publicity in Central returns, uie Of verslty and the University of Florida and the lower Gulf items slated for 'rhey likewise get Applied Florida Law School, Higginbot- Coast. mlereduring the first half of tj Psychology, still not taught In a Food Prices U p __ ________ -, students at the National College of Business, he said: "Dr. Crane, I feel that teaching a marketable skill is Anyone who conbutes more expees and now stays With Uberal is college, often at a "There are fairer ways to get than $100 to his campaign, says friends when poible. costof$12,000to$20,000 yet had the revenues to run this coun• the 38year-old Florida Aflantic "I want the voters to wake no 'marketable skill" with why try, I hare nothing against University professor, must be up," he says. "Why would any- to pry loose a good position, Internal Itevenue Service, tt billing to state publicly why the one give $10,®O to a political If you high school graduates I'm sure IRS employes mu of. This rule has caused several ten find their JoL very dis- potentia1contributorstoce their minds, he says. "i'm telling the people of thcon decided tO enter Floda, You fure it out," he race because none of the major says. "Where in the devil are candidates "looked like thC kind of people who would do $25 r the first primary? anything to change the status Evening Herald FICTITIOUS NAME tn tie Cfrcuit Court of Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME LAW County, Floridi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th,st The Board of County Corn. Case No. 7034 Notice Is hereby givr% that I am 'he undrrssçjned, desiring to enQag missloners of Seminole County, Fla. PEGGY YOUNGER, engaged In busIness at 953 East n sneis under the fictitious name will conduct .s Public Hearing ri the Plaintiff(s) Altamc.nfe Dr., Attmonte Springs, of val.s Junior Shoeland at ConmissIoners' Meeting Room of 1. S.min*Ie County, Florida under the Longwood Plaza in the City of $cnIn.f County Cour1houe, WILLIAM YOUNGER, fictitIous name of FLORIDA Longwood, S,rninole County. Sanford, Fta..cgi September 10. 1974, ALARM & SECURITY, and that i Florida, intends to register h, said Defendant(s) at 7:00 P.M. or as SOOfl thereafter as Intend to reg'ster said name with the name with he Clerk of the CIrct ' possible to consider an appl callon to Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Court of Serninoi County. Florida. NOTICE OF ACTION construct a dock and boathouse on County, FlorIda in accordance with Cheryl A Todd the fotlow1ng descr$ property: TO: WILLIAM YOUNGER, the provIsIons of the FictItIous Nell R,chbrdson Lot 20, fllok E, Paradise Point, as Defendant Name Statute,, To.Wit: Section Publish Aucj 27 & Sep? 3. tO, 17. 1914" recorded in Ptat Book 7, page V. 86509 FlorIda Statutes 1957. lCD CREST WOOD DRIVE iai — p Official ReCOrds of Seminole Sig. Mo,aIo, Inc. WA1ERVILLE. MAINE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 18TH County, Fia. WaIter 6, Moodie JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA Fuher descibed as: on Cecelia YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Publish Aug. , 27 & Sept. 10, 1971 IN AND FOR SEMI NOLE ________________________ Drive, Bear Lake. action for Petition for Modification E1 COUNTY. Jo A Kimhrnh ADVERTlS!MNT Ftnt J'dnt has bevi filed CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.I3U.A Chairman FORSEALDBIDS W MARTIN and A. 8. Board of County Cornserve a copy o your written WALLACE, JR. missioners INVITATION TO BID: Notice is defenses, if any, to It on Martin Piaintiff, SeminoI County. Fla Sack, Jr. 1754 Gulf Life Tower, hereby given that the District School Publish Sept. 3. %974. BoardofSeminol,county,semlnoie DOLIA B. ELLIS; JAMES A. Jacksonvitle. FlorIda 32707, on or DEF 14 County, Florida wIll receive seafo MORGAN ,snd OUIDA S MORGA'N, before September is, 1974, antI Vile .flC uonta of County ture service on '•' will be publIcly openru ano aintif1s attorney or Immediately misSioners of Seminoic County. Fla. will conduct a Public Hearing in the thereafler; otherwise a lutigment read aloud In the Seminole County nowadays In colleg' is to furnish the students a m chandisable skill. "I'm not a lawyer, and I'm also proud of that. I'm Just a J 1_ is till (ci iii fD plain lay person who cares atxit r " Macon is divorced and has ment away from Uiem. "I'm not an expert on any- - Legal Nifico - Legal Notice - . Notice of Public Hearin; PENSACX)LA, Fla. (ATh — meeting people in every area of "Iliac] on a black suit, a shirt Duaine Macon built his dark- Florida. CASE &432 Clalne F, and tie, black shoes and socks j, wonders about college.aged he campalgn for the Dem "It's been many a day since and red, white and blue gar. cratic Senate nomination on "Dr, aoe," she began, my ters,"he says. "I was every bit pa, is want mc to go to two planks _"Elixninate unfair true people's representative," the Madison Avenue executive, college. personal taxation and give the he saYs. "I understand the With flO •" "But they can't affort] tose:zd government back to the people. I know their likes, their people." He says, "It emphasized cx- me there for more than a year dislikes and their fears because actly what I'm trying to tell or two. Macon, 51, says the Internal I've been one of them all my people about our present SS "Sohowcanlobtljjnthemost an unfair burden on the middleMacon drew attention to his Buster. They'll get your brit. take fstrlhpr tr&" —• :-.: • Legal Notice -_- Pa'tt £41 P'.i('T$ State Committ,,m, n *iIl1I C.41 I �WOMEN - Evening Herald mF1___._--~ Tuesday, SPORTS September 3. 1974—RA Evening Herald ___ -- DEAR ABBY Husband Likes lip - . I # I `*1 -,. , ~ .-,., . F, L: , -, I i -''•______ J~ . . - t- .- I k.s .: .. I -11 . f• ' '." __________ I I ~_ _ , "' '- . ,j - I' __ , ,. I - " O -. .04 ask him DEAR ABBY: I lose my husband, but sometimes I would like o wring his neck. %' h:.c I I. kitic uiti lihIe, 1k says lie '1ves" kids. Well, I love them, too, but he is making it very hard for me to raise them right. III say no, he says es. When I tell the kids to go to bed and Uiev beg to stay up later, he says: 'Aw, why do you have to be so strict? Give 'em an extra half hour. And he says this right in front .1the kids! If I don't go along with him, I am made to look like the mean one. You always say the husband and wife should be on the same team, but how do you get a husband on your team when he always %%anLs to be th e "hero." • , ________ ~_ - 1. ________ - - _____ - - - - This Position is stir.' fri rivi !!t. .. .,,,, urc t 11(Jt (1()" H is ho good; it makes me feel diZzy - / . . - At last! Boxed in fair and square and comfy ,,L & . ;4 I ,ir iquette And Call Me Ms. - ', ' -: , - / I .1 ' _____ awkwardness of the alter. fi gh ting a Woman's cigarette native. Obviously, one holds a where It is difficult for women any Money is a sticky wicket, other situation is nothing to CAN'TwlN FOR LosThj' door open for anne of either but take an equal initiative. But Because most My men have more 10 dictionary defines elevator an act of male chauvinist work at sex who Is in any way In. This got to be DEAR CAN'T: Tell the "hero"(and not in front of it. Begin by suggesting of it than most women. th e kids) etiquette as "conventional rea piggery, And lly hairy when the elevator capacitated, that children NEED you exchange phone num bers even to know what they may and may not do, and requirements as to social was crowded. Obviously, the CHAIRS: Silly most unchauvinist as It is for a parents who allow themselves to be manipulated are doing Victorian la dies waited for their behavior." Actually, etiquette whoever man to hold a chair out for me, instead of simply giving a man male will dissolve if a wonnr is nearest the door the your phone number, Why o vhildren an injustice. Mom and Dad should make those decisions is politics in its social form, their coachmen to open the door it would be siUier on my part pe ns her wallet in front of a to tuguher and stick WIth them. Always be fair and Just. But firm. Jvuldn't a woman call a man waiter. has Income but first. This doesn't to one's A man dashing from the some men who Insist Uatsatisfy of their carriages so they could push it back under the table and for a date? It's going to be awk. accordingOne to be flexible Th at 's parental love in action, gather up their skirts and make then pull it out myself, If driver's seat to open a door for may offend unliberat a ward at ed DE .AR ABBY: I am living at home and my boyfriend, who a woman may think he's being first only it'streat., any woman a dainty egress, Our mothers waiter holds a chair for a something new, Afterbecause all, men in turn with by walking out first. Forwomen staggering those lives out of state. is on a very limited income, so he has been around in spike woman, he should do the same have had practice at tM3 s e polite; actually, he's letting the men unable to cope, here's an heels may have even If It's only needed some for a man she's writing airmail ptcards instead of letters. He writes every day. chex MacDonald'a. Or inc with, woman know how weak and easy copout. When getting at I east help getdng out of a car. Ile they were teen.flgers, into My moth er has been rea ding his postcards. I am sure of it helpless she is without a DANCING: Are there really offer to go Dutch from time to man. an elevator with a woman of pent-suited woman But do what men do. Call and time. I 7113 is why femi nists refuse them, lie any women around who unknown politics, station can open sugg somet hi ng you'd like to sometimes gets a little mush' and also writes &e short poe her own car door. to comply with hesitate to say to a man, M for seeing a da te home this rules of yourself further away from the "DO do together (rather than "Can which I consider beautiful, but very personal. ms etiquette e ven when they seem door CIGARETTES: Nothing you dance to is an academfr question most this music?" than she is, and she'll I told my mo th er th at I would appreciate it LI we get together?"), tri more insulting than the no vial and meaningl STREETS: men ess. You naturally exit first, will Insist on seeing a tion A man originally read my postcards, and she said anything writtenshe would NOT can't be free And, rem ember, very that a woman is too weak lked on the outside and equal U you're on a post card few woman to her door for reasons to wa DOORS: There is no reason of the men get a ""every time. I could be expected to be read by th e mailman 11t her own cigarette, I am Street In order and anyone else who following protocol that is for a man to hold a that ve ha nothing to do with her door open not speaking of a to protect a know some women who handled it. sbobc of male superiority, for women woma n from runaway romantic safety. who are carrying dinner a de; any women Abby, I feel th at if a person has real character he will not readHe horses. practically had to take bereconsed, t An octog enarian , for anyone who may sll neither a chi CHIVALRY Is dead. All these even a postcard. What do you think? ld nor packages, the age may find tranqsilhijzers to get themselves is a brief guide to However, whe little cour te es mean nothing consent knows the sentimental value In this to call a n a door is opened snificanof ce of a in melt g OKLAJjOJ,j liberated manners: man for a date, but now In a society where a woman glance custom, for me, I accept. Consider the can't belie ve they ever sat and she steadies his hand. But can 't wal k down a str DATING: This adnty, is waited for the phone to ring. eet In a DEAR OKIE: I think it is foolish to expect that which has peace and safety. been ritten on a postcard to remain confidential. Suggestion: Give your boyfriend his Christmas present early, and send himP some airmail postage stamps. CONFIDE'lAL TO "EMBARRASSED My medicil ex perts Inform me at Herpes ! should notNOW (repeat NOT be th classified as a veneral disease. Although It is possible to contract it through sexual relations, It is by no means the ONLY way. No need for you to be embarrassed. Y HELEN HENNESSY / heel-length full skirts, The Herald Services Th ere's a freedom In You You can go to extremes with that will appeal to every dreams this Fall in woman. ' A m illion light years ,' new separates that let OU removed from the hjljJe skirt create and express your very of 1910 hat Breakfast literally hobbled t own fashion lifestyle. By BUROKER& vertise "In and out" service as women, new clothes are eye IIUNTSINGEjj It's been quite a few years appealing as well as cornwell as drive-in ac. ' Is The Hera1djsjces since fashion dictated to (ortable, CmnioiaOnj, women, and appropriately There's liberation from George Eastman, however, enough, today's woman makes cleaning drudgery aiid expense Nowadays emphasis seems to gave picture taking to the Mn DEAR DR. LAMB I would then in 15 to O minutes Is be nn ng "Instant," in t he d fashion her handmaiden, in easy-care fabrics that wash t iflVw appreciate your comments natural reflex, Stimula ted by especially In photography, dressing In the way that most and wear with ease and hold tKodak, During this century about elimina tion, The problem ' complimen ts her own needs and Cameras come with the photography the stomach being filled. It LS th eir shape. Man-ma de _____ has ma de enorfibers tastes, ~Jfects the majority of humans called the gastroco selling f2atore of not needing mo he reflex. cater to women's demands us strides. Science, Industry and becomes more focusing or attachmen ts . just Y You ou can li be rate your owr of a problem When trained and used it is a no care, comfor ta ble wear and as age creeps upon us. It Is good o consciousness with skirts clear and ark as well as professionals .rr way to develop good bowel hig hfashion color and styling, . "" that come just below the knee, picture is bound to result, to habits. For more information and amateurs, have turned the blade for the woman of to day, cathartics, yet it is or sweep dramatically to the separates Polarolds are also popular field into a prime Industry, and difficult to about bowel training and those In your since within a minute one can one filled with great floor. Choose a figureestablish a natural elimination problems write to me in care of career molding wardrobe for a range of fashion pattern. Our daily lives are so this newspaper tunic In bold stripes matched to effectiveness and occasions see a finished picture, And for OPP01unlb'1es. , p. o. ii, those who do have their hectic we cannot heed Radio City Station, New York, But for "nature's call" as we rush to average snapshot processed, many outlets ad. N.Y. I)l9 and ask for the FABULOUS taker, p hotogra phy makes a the office, or are busy on to the booldetonconsupau fine Phone or with customers, Part of Its pleasure cents to cover costs. Is In sa vi ng and displaying I read recently that if one these pictorial results. While I think It is a good idea COMFORT IS takes a ta blespoon of pure apple to drink a re 71 Crystal Drive asonable amount of You can have an "instant" cider vinegar In a glass of DeSary frame for these souvenirs by cold water, it is of limited value in Change Fumblers WORD water upon arising it will start SEPT. 4.8 improving bowel ha ts gluing a piece of construction bi . e limina tion 20 mi nutes af ter. reason is that the water you A particularly easy faihion— over tag board, First, Does this tend to thin our blood, Irk This Driver Zz From 17.92 take .Jake drink will be absorbed through fold this backing into to wear and easy on the half so i and will this be harTnIUI to Lake Dr. to deadend and / By P01.1%' CftAff:, us the small Intestine Into the will stand alone In an upright eyes-42 this long skin and older retd folks? I drink turn right. Tools. Dolls & bloodstream tunic. Spritely apple print y ex "A" position. Make it large long water eight Misc. Housewares 01 . glasses of water a day yet you have is filtered out through sleeves blouse sets off enough so when a elimination doesn't seem the kidneys. So, drinking lots of photo or Sflp diagonal striped tweedy tunic is glued to the center, easier, Ifl-;AJi I'OLJ.Y -. First, I there will and — water causes you to pass lots of skirt a 'wear anywhere' would like to know if any reader can be a on e-inch margin t'il inc how to DEAR READER No, the urine but has little effect on the remove a candlewax stain from a pi'?ce of antique sides and ensemble, Add glittery two Inches on marble. I have tried using a glass of water and cider will not bowel functions. Its main de;inser. They did not work.cloth soaked In bleach and scouring bottom. Write an appropriate Jewelry for dress-up o harm you. However, it will not benefi ts are in I have many Pet Peeves but one of description or caption in con. culons, or exchange skirt for distending the ing Is with people leaving a performance be any better than a glass of stomach and initiating the - ho' rni'st annoyang F coorated pants for more of any trasting or matching colors, VW fruit juice or other liquids for gastrocolic reflex. This is a kinil, getting in their cars anti inching th eir way up to the parking Informal affairs. :it'kei braVast.I favor a good break- temporary reacUon. Incide Then cover the entire surface window and then having to get out a billfold or purse for fast reIef n- fiwnc) and perhaps wail for their change. The with a slightly larger piece of fast containing whole cereal tally,sincethekidneysfl , A var and tear (in out St ncrt-e, of those In the cars 1*-lund sst'uld clear pla.1tic that turns back and at least two giassof call the es fl j lit' lwlpcd if peopl extra water, the water and . .4 SltJthIeirfJh.'ne) The urge that occurs naturally cider will not thin e and leaves all the edges and vif all the gasoline wasted your blood. ;ili Uit's iiu'ir'rs are running, surface smooth and clear. , (iltu' asked for an lfl1Jni To Uiiprove bowel function and unique way to paper her no need to worry ig r04'nI wal ls. She sho YOU , need a training pNgram uld inquire at some store that sells abThere's Mores Formal Wear if '. , -" ou t fading, staining or'dust f.!ttn, and ____ _____ a diet that includes adequ. 'laicol RENTALS They might give or sell inexpensively sOnie of their out- collect ing once this instant ate amounts of bulk. The bulk in i'dIMT large pattern books. These large pages could For Weddings, Proms, etc. il Hostess, frame is put on display. Ik'r naIls either butted against each other in straight rows the solid foods you eat, not B.L. PerkIns Man's Wear water, is esse.,tiaj to normal ..irrs and up and clown or in a staggered BETTY CARTER 'lc11 20-4 E. First St. effect Iiki. ti!c :.rc 111i lf ;d,c if ii 322-102 Ii Your Home Is Your 01 11,-::; ___ I*:iu I'Ol,J.\' and Olive Sanford An idea my mother used in my ' l*'fIr.'t*,,I at borne anti in th 16 ose of my brothers might be used by in her st's ing Odnnu can help you become ,he SANDRA RAWLINS * 7u room. Mother put paneling on two walls and trim 831-9212 1 iapt-os'eredj tte other sum person you want to inv.t in Carrier's famous b,, Odtini* is two. Inasmali5ewingroo.11j. burlap Casse , central Air Conditioning all four nails would doubtJe be great. My room had off-white 1Iiins no t1nvrou, drugs, No $tSMO( Spitimi Giv e s you the finp but Olive could use any of the colors I that are available. Al- N o special 'zilch.. Get rid of excess cooling at low, low cost. t s rcrnenibcr the color if tat and live lonpq, Oh, Pi been MARILYN O\RLANTI the paint or paper underneath used succusfu by thoupan,j, is 'mg it' pee p through : tiny bit, $349212 iftoiri, Rn,,f, ''----"' AItamoritoj095 mat, for months 11:,1 1 Mother turned my old wornWhen I left home it just happened the country for 15 yu'. p, intru her sewIng room and found St1 $3.?S and the jJrg,ico,.,om,,,,, Co,itrol roachcs and 1u burlap great. ants the 25. You must lou ujty fat She could pin he r patterns up co or yout easy way— brush No-Roach in nvenientl y 10 SHIRLEY MILLET ufrcg)o'r sewing machine is placed . Aftersixycars monhvwiIIberrfund,dby).d,u,mL the room still No qutitkias asked. ACCept 110 cabinets, cupboards; around 834.92)2 liw'ks terrific, SUb CONNIE. It 'ii Stitufti. 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(AP) ------ I --- . ,, 9 TWL -- - AIR VV hi ii Die PHONE 322.R321 — and he was the only one of them ninth triumph of the Cale Yarborough has won the to go the distance. — . - , -.. .~ - 11 S - 4 1 _. . _ , -_ — I ~1_ - — _ I -1. di_ - _ nIrk --- - P" •'' ,-,-'"5' -- .- . ., 4; __~ .a, .j~r ______ 7-Li ot ' — ' -. A few hours fishing will get you a good stringer of trout Edge Teams season the game with his passing but kept their World Football League victory over Jackson"Everybody I knew in high League unbeaten streak alive, vile Monday night by saying school was here," Thomas and -- • but Just barely, Monday night, "we completed them when we beamed. "it was really a home- now stands at $204,493. Petty right out of it" — SCOREBOARD famed Southern 500 mile race Wrecks that destroyed hail a still the money leader, finished pulling out an 8-7 squeaker over had to." coining. The most important for the third time in his career, million dollars worth of ma- 35th and added only $1,475 to his the Florida Blazers. He hit running back John thing was that we won, but that and he admits it was one of the chinery felled such worthies as previous total of 1209,550. "We knew they were strong Harvey with a 21-yard pass and interception did cap it, with all scariest rides of his life. $1.75 career winner ffichard By The Associated Press Yarborough led the race finishers," moaned Florida wide receiver Roger Wallace my friends in the sta;xIs." "I don't think any sensible Petty. David Pearson, Bobby three times for a total of 159 Coach Jack Pardee after with an 18-yarder in a 67-yard National League American Lugui Memphis Coach John McVay man can drive this race track, Allison and Buddy Baker. All laps. There were 25 official lead watching reserve quarterback drive for the Southmen's win- said Jacksciwille's blitzing doEast East W L Pet C. ft under conditions that prevailed except Pearson are former changes betieei, 13 drivers. Matthew Reed lead the Amen- rung touchdown midway in the tense caused the Southmen Piltburgh 72 63 W I Pct. GB in this race, without feeling a winners. Yarborough's victory carried cans on an 80.yard scoring fourth quarter. 72 62 69 65 .515 2Boston some trouble, "But our three St. LOUIS laphia little fear along the way. I did 66 69 Yarborough completed the him past Petty In a red hot drive in the fourth quarter. That, along with the power running backs did a good Job." real Baltimore 61 70 Im 9 69 65 515 3 and every man out there did," 367 laps around the narrow, battle for the Winston ('ijp Reed, in relief of starter running of Harvey, James JenThe victory kept Memphis New York Clev eland 65 66 4?Ô S'i 60 71 151 to he said. bumpy mile and three-eighths Grand National championship. George Mira, kept the w in ning nings and Willie Spencer, made two games behind un beaten Chicago *e $ 5 75 i' Yarborough, who lives In a oval more than a lap ahead of Yarborough Is seeking his first drive rolling with a 10-yard pass up for Huarte's meager 7 corn- Birmingham with a to' 6 66 West 2 22 record I4r,Ies 5: Southern-style mansion only 13 second place finisher Darrell title. Petty already has won it to Al Jenkins and an 11-yard pletions for 19 attempts, The In the Central Division, while Los West Cincinnati Si 51 31 miles from weatherbeaten old Waltrip, a second year man four times. oaklaw keeper. He tied the score on a well-traveled Huarte's average Jacksonville dropped to 3-6 and Atlanta 7 8 57 378 —. 75 61 551 10 Kan C Ity 69 6S 'SIS 69 6S SIS 15 Third place went to David two-yard keeper and then rifled would have been glowing if re- deeper in the Eastern Division Texas 70 46 519 I', '° Sisco In a Chevrolet, fourth to a pass to Jim Bishop for the celvers hadn't dropped four cellar. Mnr'rsot. 67 65 496 Il San Diego 50 56 361 33 Dave Marcis in a Dodge and decisive action point. It was perfect tosses. ? Sharks Coach Saturdays Games Tate Cali n ia . 26 ' But the happiest player jn the not orily had his team's Inability fifth to James Hylton in a Birmingham's ninth victory 3. St Lou's 2 tla nta Chevrolet, All were many laps and the fifth time they have Memphis dressing room was to win the close ones to worry resi Sakturd:vs Games Cinnj 10. A Ml California 5 rallied late in the game to win, defensive back David Thomas, about. He also lost defensive behind the leader, PhiladelphIa 10, Hoton 6 Minnesota 6. Boston 2 a rookie from Texas Southern back Ron Coppenbarger, Pittsburgh 1. Los Angeles ) Detroit 7, Oskland 3 Memphis 16, Jacksonville 13 and former high schoo l star at Only games Schrdulcd Baitimore xansas C'?1 7 perhaps for the season, wi th Sunday's Games Texas 2. Cleveland 0 Memphis quarterback John Jacksonville Raines High torn knee ligaments. Philadelphia t Houston t New York it. Chicago 6 Huarte brushed off questions School. His Interception and 60'i'k 3. Atlanta "We're still trying to get conDarlington Raceway, drove his who als o drives a Chevrolet. I Montreal 2. Cincinnati 1 Sundays Games Chevrolet through a maze of Ten yellow caution flags conrT St Louis I. San Francisco 1 OakLnd S. Detroit 3 Cificago A. San Diego i wrecks Monday to become only suming 104 laps, slowed the Minnesota 9. Boston a GREAT NECK, N. V. (AP) — 105 Angeles 6. Pi?t5urgh 7 New York 7, Chicago S the third man in history win the pace to a crawl while tr ack Coach George Paterno of the Monday's Games MIlwaukee 3. California 1 ('% I' i ri stor i ed stock car event three workmencleanedupthedebris. Kings Point, 7 ii. Phladetp, 7. Ka nsas City I N.Y., football azer — U I I ub ic times. Texas 10, Clevelana 3 Thus, Yarborough took 4 hours team says his funniest moment Atlanta 84, San Diego 20 Not only that, he became only and 30 minutes to go the dis- in football cattle when he sent a Central Floridians will have a stock is the way Loudd says the hopefully ready to sell witWn Monday's Games Montreal at St Louis, ppo. the second man to win It back to lance, for an average speed of player iinauee 13 into the game with one chance to own a part of the team hopes to eliminate the the next two or three months, rain Um0, ston 00 back, York at Chic ago, 0 (ago, only 111.075 miles per hour. He play. "My fingers got caught in Florida Blazer f oot ball team if financial problem ey Loudd said. ha ve Cleveland at ran Detroit. ppd, Ile was one of five pee-race won last year with a record his shoulder pads," says Pa. Managing General Partner had since the team th Loudd predicts the money began here. San FrncF-co S. Los Angeles rain favorites among the 40 starters speed of 134.033 mph. , Clica90 6. Kansas City 1. 10 Holiday Inn owner, David loss for the team the first year 3 terno. "And 'as he ran on the Rommie Loudd's plans pan out. nnings ° in the silver anniversary event, lie pocketed $,&X) for his field, he broke my finger." According to Loudd, the WFL Williams, is the only real in. will be between $400,000 and Oakland 6, Callorn'a I uea ' aips3 franchise is "planning to go vestor in the team right now. $500,000. Minnesota 9. Texas 3 New York (Matla c k 1110 and public" by selling Blazer stock Seaver II) The selling price will be at Chicago (B-on The team was offered $400,000 Tuesday's Games 0 11 11 and Detoirt I I). 2 to Central Floridians. SelliriR $250,000a point with Cleveland (G Perry 179 and by Atlanta when the Blazers ham 16 points Monlreai (Rogers 12 11 and 00%rnan S 3) __ ___ - - . at Detroit (Hold I !- was considering pla Field in ALIanta. But a 12 ana McGlomen is Ill, 2, W night _._ _____ - ~- - - - - - - - - __ - - ~_ ___- ____ - - -_ __ Grant - - , r: ,r for° Charlie PLUTO RACING Sho ulder ng . i The B lame e ac A 11 AN IA AP ee e - Jack get away from me once I s in I because he th ought that going publIc nould pay off with the ' gut in l -- —— to $2,217,476 in earnings for his 1 1 Nicklaus, disappointed over not a Position to win," Nicklaus career. It also gave hin) $208,- winning any of golf's four major said Monday. lie was three 307 in earnings for the tournaments, says his triumph shots behind Snead after the second to Johnny Miller, who L — in Ow t250,000 Tournament third roun d Saturday but re- has $256,383 I'la )Championship e runnerup fi nish was . as gained his putting touch over saIaged the year for the Final l8 holes to overtake the Worth $28,500 to Snead, who is ---, • Nicklaus put on one of his enjoying his be st season after . pa tented charges over th e final -. seven years on the tour. round which began Sunday and Australian Bruce Crampton concluded Monday morning due was third with a 67 for 276 and to torrential rainstorms. Gene tAttler was next at 277 i . The 34-year-old "Goldeii . after a "a,',' bI Bear" took home the $50,006 littler became golf's eighth * . first prize when he strung tomillionaire with his $11,750 gether six birdies en route ta a __________________________ prize money, going over the . 6i and a course-tying 72-hole to. — magic Figure by $8,454. tal of 272. . PGA champion lee Tvino J.C. Snead, the third-round shot a 74 for 284 and U.S. Open ieaoler, equaled par 72 on the ritp1ie o famed golfer Sam winner Hale Irwin had a 72 for i final round for a 274 total, two Snead I 283 Leading IIIOnCy winner Md strokes behind Nicklaus over It AtftS Nicklaus' first triwuph hr withdrew and Masters and "4 the 6,883-yard Atlanta Country since winning the Hawaiian British Open champion Cary Club course. Open In February and gives Player and Arnold Palmer I didn't want to let this one him 53 tour victories in addition failed to make the 36-hole cut. 11lazur managing general lmrtner Rouillilie 1.010d. season, ' "•'- , . . .. - - - ,.. ' . There wi ll be 35 (XX) per- nent seats available at ingerine Bowl next year •nging ticket pri ces down lr"uI the present $8 to 1:, Loudd -.iiil. - '' _____ . . -. OLF ,. ' - - . ' ' . - -'• ' • , -' --: '--"-- • 9 9) siften ' ' I 1i I about the pasws his receivers yard runback in ttie final min- sistency at quarterback," Tate unfortunately, the two In. dropped and summed up the ute shut off the Sharks' last Said."KayStephenwriputusin terceptions at the end took us The Birmingham Americans Southmnen 16-13 World Football threat. - Nature's Aid j. AP Sports Writer - I - By HOWARD SMITH fashion ' -' - 'I - State W FL 0 v": — 1LUJ trout, stretch for miles, Nor. culvert funnels the creek water Needs And Tastes - - , .\ We rurng1 at ghtit grass flats, the natural home of of blocks from camp, a large A quiet camp wilere even (lie 1111miuitoes are on vacation Fall Separates A// - - - ____ " - - - m Good -,• '-'-"--' ' all Our trip was not all fishing. convenience. We caugh t speckled tr out Weexploredsomeofthenearby almost da ily, all we could eat, islands, Ruth and our 13-year. and kept some of the other old son, Brian, made like campers supplied. Fishing only beachcombers. Picking up three or four hours per day, we driftwood, old bottles, starfish, took strings of 10 to 15 each trip. conch shells and anything else e- r DR. L. E. LAMB - . - — personal "Fram 13P Ca era Buffs :.- 1 T . . i " Z " ______ 1 . oto ' - sexist h . , - liberated i ' - . FREE.Flies and honeybees are line singing through the water, self'respect — T drinks, and coffee are available out, slashed the hooked fish in now, and in the near future half, and was gone. Ruth dropped the other half of complete sea food dinners will . the small trout in still on her be available. - I I .:. --%;..,. tables, one 11 water faucet, the strike on spinning tackle always resulted in several boatramp and PortoileLs that's it' No hook-ups for minutes of tug-of-war to land modern ' day campers, no the fish and retrieve the lure. Ruth, my ever-lovin' wife, electricity, and no TV. but for also learned what a cobla is. those who want some of comforts the motel Is once Shaped like a shark and Just as again open for businrss under hungry, they drift along under the management of Bob and the shade of the boat. When a Betty Davis and their son, Rex trout was hooked, we saw the (nice people). Sandwiches, soft flash as a cobia came charging — $ -. IL _________ - — I ' f - .1 ELEVATORS: The old etiquette maintained that men stood by while women left the )) -i, L Forget you'd better direction. The Jacks averaged •. • p ' By AUDREY GELL The H eral d Services - - -, .. reezes And The Trout uf , ______ • - ______ 1 ___ :. —, '" cedar trees and cabbage palms "Ozello? Where in the h— Is 411 and on to Leesburg, hit S.R. Many a "Mirrolure" plug will under the road. The shrimp We solved the problem by Only weekends are crowded and wondering to yourself if e Ozello, That's the usual 44 through Wildwood, Inver- do the Job. However, this trip, pass thro u gh the culvert on an streaking to the one water at thi., spot during the rest of trout are ng o hit again reaction when I tell anyone ncs, and into Crystal River. we found too tiweli I'm stwiiped! How do you nut tomorrow ilke i,,r. floating outgoing tide and can be dipped faucet with a towel and bar of the week we were practically wu today? where I spent my 10-day fishing • Turn left on 17-98 (South) about grass for plugs and resorted to by the light of a headlight or into words the u1,er conEven the mosquitoes seemed vacation. Well, a good soap. quickie shower, another alon' with the crickets, coons, tentment of sitting thing three miles. Watch for a single hook "Trout Touts" I lantern 11,61.1 I fft,4t1#-A pro ""'. streakA bark in the tent in the ary] thr mvriad scunds of Ule '': vert3g,, ppyHe!er.s Bar." trawlert aze ':criing ?ree!t5.sighing to - ui 'tically non-txistent unie you dark, aria we were ready for a night — the most restful, tjzo, FFrom Sanford, take S.R. 46 to Turn right on small blacktop shore and they were the cauae are In a self contained camper, good night's sleep. relaxing vacation in years. road (S.R. 494) and take it easy of the floating grass. . on the narrow, winding trail. At Along with trout, Jack the end of the road, you will find Crevalle were plentiful. It was a small primitive campground, some sight to see the Jacks , Ra good launching ramp, and a tearing into a school of bait fish small but modern motel, on th e surface. They were Picates Cove Lodge. hungry and would hit any kind .. ~ . .4 When I said PRIMITIVE of artificial lure thrown in their 1. I. T :T'' j- — - .-..-, — By 11011 01111ELL Herald Fishing corresponden .. opportunity •. - 16, ____ I coavinced two Just e oo , N __:\ / _ : As if this in't bad enough, he is truly Ns ufc tries to destroy the paper before he gets anthat sometimes to "bath" with Abbv." Is he crazy or Just eccentric' APPALLED DAUGHTER nut to splash. I hate to get my hair net! 4J ,Pa P I - - t)E,%It I)stUGHTER: Neither. He's adorable. Please _ ___ ____ B ABIGAIL VAN BUREN l)EAH ABBY: What would you say if I told you th at a sup posedly sane 50-year.old man refuses to take a bath without your Column? If for some reason our nespaper ever quit printing It. .1W cur" I j t Abby In His Tub C . L V II: ~. 4%4', j~, i. I §!.'. I-. V. .., II . 1 ~T , I of-., -__ I I . I ~0 T 1 ~%.. w,:"'* _,~, '' z '-, , .,. Tuesday, September 3, 19141B _ Atanta (Capra Philadelphia ' lTwitchell 6 at Pittsburgh (Rooker to 10). N Cincinnati (K Irby 91) a t Houston (Roberts 9 11), N 1 Br,eol 31)) at LOS wA:Ie (Rau cu) N ames 'cr .it ChidjU) ?'ontreal at St Lcu', N Chicago (Kucek 00) of Kan SaS City (Dal Canton I 7). N CU R Van 17 14) at Oakland (Holtirran 16 131 N 1e (4;,rn Onl 1 . . Wdne1davsGm.% P-1;1*auker ,v pim ye" Poston ,it [taitirort. N Cleveland at Detroit, N Chicago at kansas City Cincinnati at Hot. N S.in Francisco ,It Loudd said they need 30,000 people at each game next year to break even, with paid attendance this year around 15,000, The attendance for the Easte rn Divisio n — ViF I Blazers Is already two w I r Pct. PF PA York 6 2 0 661 20-1 III years ahead of the American Vid 67 Football League Ia"" whe" it beRWI ' Philaniiia I S 0 441 219 61 he said. An expected 20,000 to Jacktonv 3 6 0 333 159 16$ 25,000 season tickets will be sold p,,,,,,,qCe9ntral Division O iCOO fl next year, with the Booster • en 7 2 0 77! 26. ii Club pushing sales now. Chic a go :: ' T4 ___________________________________________________ WFL Standings i I Loudd predicts the WI' I franchise will make it In the South because he says the fans are loyal here. " " ern Houton Porlt., nd 15, Detroit 7 Birmingham Chicago 32, nia 77 PhllaOelpNia • 13 I Fiord., 7 Southern C.ii'S s:rtenaiP Jack , ,C41,vilfr 7 7 0 7 257 ?S national tete,uaon Detroit Calif Monday's Results , Jk50flJj Nw York 71, Phii&øipt IsI.? 1 0 556 206 178 3 S 1 355 57 IN 5 P4Av%asian%7 y o 772 i6,4 :64 Friday September 6 Florida at P41w York Sou?ierrz California at Houilon at Memphis Dr-'rot �213—Evening Herald Tuesday, September 3, 1974 smt~_.a J%A IAP -- SeesSooners 19 — SPORTS IPd 01mcc . -w: 1%# ,!~% --o . .747RU Evening Herald Unsec a,. I x0e . I- .4. 4 ~4 Pre-season Injuries will temporarily cost the University of Miami football learn the services of two players Including an offensive starter, coaches report. - First-team tight end Phil August was to undergo knee surgery today for what doctors think Is a cartilage problem, a team spokesman said, and running back Ji'hpnv Williams suffer ed a fractured ri b in t Dolphins MIAMI iAPi I .-] ; , I Y . 41. Both should be out of action for at least three weeks, coaches said. - , ), j I1~,%%k.. I -, Relay Swimmers (;reg Smith, Robert Neville. Kevin --- ____ Smith and Art Woodruff. Drop Six The Miami I).ilphins hive placed six players on waivers, reducing their pre-season squad to 62. Th e cuts were announced Monday as th e Dolphins prepared for their final exhihn Stu;j *aint the tnlcago Bears. cut Irtw thu qul 'c uuu etc Tom Jones, offensive tace From South Dakota sate; Carl Swierc, wide receiver from Rice; Brian McConnell, linebacker from Michigan State; Larry Cates, ( ornerback from Western Michigan; Jim Rev e ls, safety from FlOrida; and Tom Brownfield. tight end from West Texas State. - Cuffing Classes OK RIDGE WOOD, N.J. AP — Jerry Pate has missed six days of classes at the University of Alabama — usually not a smart more for a marketing major. But Pate, a 20-year -old senior from Pensacola, fla., needn't worry — he did so with the blessing of Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant, better known as the Crini-son Tide football coach but also the school's athletic director, The S400t.l, 165pound Pate capt ured amateur golf's top prize on Saturday, the U.S. Amateur Golf Cbamplinship, defeating John Grace, a 26-year-old realtor from Fort Worth, Tex., 2and I in a scheduled 36-hole match. Expressing no immediate plans to turn professional, Pate said he "owes a lot tomy parents and the unLversity Sure, they want You to play good golf, but they also want You to get an education." While Grace is back in Te xas selling commercial and industrial real estate, Pate is back in classes today. He's studying physics and accounting along with marketing — but on Saturday, it was a ll golf, Pate, a hardüLting youngster who had trouble wi th his driver all week over th e 6,754yard, par-71 Ridgewood Country Club course, scrambled out of diffic ul t si tuations throughout his match wi th Grace. Local Swimmers t"i E I s - TiIIcrsAy 599 ABC PLACE GREEN ABC RUM *5 CITCI 1*1701Oat Unhappy TOM SIMS 8YR. IllMa %'I 61 its lead In the NI. East to Astros a 4-2 lead, the Reds games over St. Louls which nearly tied the game in the sevwas rained euth. Pate Rose and Joe MorWillie Stargell had two gan singled, and both runners homers, a double, two singles moved up when Gross misand drove in five runs in Mon- played Morgan's hit. Johnny day's doubleheader, Pittsburgh Bench then doubled to left, outfelder Richie Zisk's 'and scoring Rose, but Morgan was slam homer highlighted the thrown out at the plate. nigMeap. It was his third homer Giants 5, Dodgers 3 in five g. Two-run homers by Ed GoodJerry Reuss scattered eight son and Chris Speler in the sixth hits in notching his 15th victory iiuuzig and a solo shot by pitcher in the opener, while c,j. Jim Barr in the seventh son and Ramon Hernandez powered the Giants to victory. combined on a three-hitter in Barr, 11-8, scattered seven the second game, hits in addition to belting his Mike Schmidt hit a first career home run. hornet' for the Phils in Braves 3-2, Padres 2-0 . er. ft was his 34th homer of Two home runs by Dave year, tops in the ntjjor Julin.son and one apiece by DarAst 4, rd Evans, Ralph Garr and Doug Rader's sixth-inning Dusty Baker powered Atlanta homer, his 15th of the season, to Its sweep as Phil Niekro turned out to be the winning run pitched a four-hitter in the for Houston and prevented opener and Ron Reed a three. Reds from gaining ground on hitter in the nightcap. the Los Angeles, which retainedJohnson and Evans homered Its 3-game lead in the NL in the opener, while Johnson, West Garr and Baker each blasted After Bader's homer gave the home runs in the second game. I JSTNSIJ.II I$SCA110II2 A - ' $54155 . 4,99 - " , ., :.', tie . . ' 1*551* lot 'MIs 3 AT SINS 1A Y . M . .. j:, 8 YEAR 86° OLD STANLEY ':' EBEN HORN 93 PR B YR SANDEMAN III Squares MACKENZIE 8:30 (2, 8) Mystery Movie American Parade (9) Movie (13) Mystery Movie 24) Eye To Eye 9:00 (13) Here Come The Stars (24) The Killers (44) Movie 9:30 (6) GE Theatre (24) Performance 10:00 (2) Police Story (8,9) BIlly Graham Crusade (13) Marcus Welby (24) Bach Sonatas 10:30 (24) Byline (35) News (44) Great es t Sports Legends 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (24) News Captioned For Deaf (3$) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) TonIght Show (6) IS'*P 50tCu 3 1C-"7 1 7 c*u ssta 3 mi 1 Ill' J:L1.1rJ::j LI? 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Don't put new plans in action un ti l you understand every phase of th em. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You have to study every detail before you get started on that new project jfitj50 be successful. IIeIp good friend and be more understanding of GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Know what your ambitions are so that tomorrow you can plow through whatever work Is necessary to gain your aims. Avoid the social now. Be more kind. M(YN CHILDREN t June 22 to July 21) If you first study those career matters well, you can th en make the right arrangements action at this time. & alert tosugesflofro LEO ( July nto Aug. 21) Get all the data you need befor e goin g into new projects. Make new associates whose background has been different from yours and add to present success. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A different approach is need ed if of an attachment before you agree. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oc t. 22) Listen carefully to what a clever pa rtner has to say and you benefit. Otherwise this becomes a most disappointing time. Don't confide in one who is actually an SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have much work ahead of you and can now handle it with efficiency and speed Take needed health treatm ents to Improve vitality. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2210 Dec. 21) You want to have a good time and can forget tensions thereby, but make sure you are not forceful with oth ers to get them logo along with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Study whatever will make the situation at home more harmonious and charming. Then carry through with what should be done tactfully. 3 S HI. IaM I,. 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He sucin comes to Calmar is a trustworthy fTWI, realize that the easy famil. entrusts him with a key to a laritieswhichhavemade, his railroa d station locker, and life — wife, job, f riends — now then steps out and is not seen are an Imprisoning circle from again, which he cannot determine how to escape. Calmar, as asked, removes a case from the locker but is flIntin.amg 63 Set free '40 LOBSTER HOUSE 1'. t) T? f (' E A W I JE P H K C W H U S Y W I. I L E ¼,, - - same Ij .. l l6 Western cattle 6O,adeintolaw a) Narrates I IV S8iIawai,an pepper 59 ties 16Ce aton ___ 44 . i rrtame 56Idigit I4B(s))O Carroll Righter's individual Forecast for your sign for September s ready, For your copy send your birthdate and $I to Carroll R,gh?er Forecast, Evening Herald. P.O now 679, I4oilywooj, Calf 90076 I - complicated the more he thought about it, even Ifhedid Returning to Paris f rom Ve- all he could not to think about nice by train, Justin Calmar, it. 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"Maybe wife, Nancy, and their three Brace Jovanovich. 143 Pages. almost slmple..,becazne more Attractive policewomen are uSt'tI as bait. Now 169,.. 1895 '10 cA8i'A1iT SAUVIGNoN 799 3395 12 BIAUJOUIS LA MJCHU1 789 ;; 3195 w•,, CRAC%IING ROSE 4OO S. WOODLAND flLvo. since 1,11 - evidence indicates the victims knew or trusted the attacker, '-.'i At LC'.oc4 ON ANY SUNDAY n,i CIA i' u p.. AND 3.4 9 Show (35) Lost In Space (44) Addams Family 600 (2. 6, 6, 9) News (13) Peter Loves Mary 1) Lucy Show 6:30 (13) Mrs. G. Goes To College Mayberry RFD (1 Hogan's Heroes 77 95 ° 1 IMP, MICHAEL ANGELO CHIANTI 199 -' 2295 A. 8ASSAOOR VIRMOUIH -. DEL (6) Green Acres Toni Ewell 8:30.9:30 CBS HAWAII jjj. the proverbial roiling stone that gathers no moss. Don't be afraid 8-8:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS 0 RERUN "Nightmare in to teach to work as well as attend school, and thus prevent "Best Man" Blue" A rapist has murdered x'sslble trouble with the opposite sex. Remember, this Is the 1950s so five of his victims, tossing a "TheStarslrnpel,theydonotcompel."%mat).ou1110fy0 when a black couple visits the terrible scare Into the bland, life is largely up to YOU! THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BU ABC PORT SHERRY MUSC SHOP. CENTER Ed- for 20-25 years and the day ap- but the show still geoerates a great deal of pleasure." said the beefy actor. "He begins cop? Ed Asner was born 44 years The notion will perhaps to worry about two things: 1. ago In Kansas City, Kan., went boggle the minds of TV watch. His age; 2. The fact that be isn't to school there and at the Uniers who know him only as Lou doing his Job very well — versity of Chicago. He worked Grant, Mary Tyler 11oore's something that is impressed in Chicago th' !er, with two upon him by his young, liii. years out for Army service in gruff buss with a soft heart, Asner appears Sept. 10 as a Pertinent partner. France and played on and off policeman facing the grim "He sees what has happened Broadway until 1tl, when he prospect of retirement on the to friends o his who have re- emigrated to IIoIlyood. Ills sc'ts1m':; oi)cIIer of I'ulitc StO- tired (ruin the force. There is luck wos uneven. ry." Scott Brady, who Is running a "The year before I played Offbeat casting? So It seems beat-up bar. And Tom Drake, Mary's show learned $50,000 in But the actor played a tough who has become a wino south of TV and films," he recalled. cop in the pilot film that started the bordeC. The cop doesn't like "But that came on the heels of the "Police Story" series, facing that kind of a future, and my worst year, when I made Before becoming a regular on there is an abortive suicide." only $17,000. Oddly, it was a police role "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" "That was a rough year. We ha (our years ago, he did almost t t helped him land his posi- had just moved Into a new nothing but drama in film,- and tion as newsroom boss on "The house, and we couldn't sell the Mar)' Tyler Moore Show." television. old for five months. Then came 'fltj week Asner was working He played a bumbling chief of the rains of 1968, and th e back on yet ano ther series, police in an Erle Stanley slope fell off my lot, That's the spinoff of the Moore Gardner f ilm that was aimed at "Twice I looked In the Sunday Show, with Valerie Harper cut- a series for 20th Century-Fox. want ads to see if! could find Mary's husband and produc- some kind of work ting out of Minneapolis-St. Paul and I got for a career and husband in er, Grant Tinker, was an exec- sick. utive at th e studio and rememNew York. "A lot of the ads were train. bored Asner w hen casting for ing programs, which wouldn't Between rehearsals, Asner talked about his dramatic flyer the Moore series, welcome an aging actor, What Unlike some actors who have else could I do — go back to my — and his life with Mary. "I play a man who is faced grown restive in series, Ed As earlier Joba, like metal finwith a common problem nowa. ner is happy with his lot. ishing?" "Do I find the series weardays: he has done the same Job He persisted, borrowing mon- I - — AQUARIUS Jan. 2ltoFeb. l9) You are thinking very clearly Ll 8-8:30 CBS MAUDE RERUN old army buddy, Fred There's something familiar Washington, to visit when he and can accomplish much, have fine rapport with those you deal about the tax auditor who shows comes to town to be married. with now. Check reports for errors. PISCES (Feb.?Oto Star. 20) You can now add to your income if up to audit Walter's return. Fred asks Howard to be his best ,Maude Is sure she knows him man, further complicating ~,ou are wide awake to present opportunities. if in doubt about from somewhere, but can't matters, which are corn- anything get advise from a big business mogul you know, remember — until she spots the pounded when the IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY,.Jie or she will be alert to wed ding tothe t.atoo on his arm. Then Maude almost everything going on, and you should plan early to give an scene is about to shift 59 excellent education so this me mind will find the right avenues I recalls the sailor who tried to Cunningham home, th rough which to express itself, and your progeny will not become attack her-31 years ago, .'I 22.95 CASE Underdog 3:00 (2, I) Another World (6) The Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mr. Ed 6:55(2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2.8) Today Show (6) CBS News 3,.10 3995 - LOS ANGELES (All) ES L' r . ward Asner playing a suicidal proaches when tie's got to quit," (13) j. 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J1U SIAM - W0I1 Casseerry MARIE *5 IIIEuBRIZARD LEWIS "66" 6 YR. ___ ___ ______ * HI-Way 17.92, At 436I . _____ Ut' MANUEL JACOBSON _____ No ROYAL DELUXE I' CAhADIAMIST IS 5571w 77 sm"111011 "OU 46' SOVEREIGN -- S(.IGL*M 7 CRCW* S lutu,' _______ tt, ABC VODKA I$$'* U0lt 51W YORK PAICI Ill By HERSCHEL NISSENSON tended Boston's slide (o fi ve 8 Craig Nettles fouled out and AP Sports Writer row when Ross Grlmsley hurled Lou Piniella grounded to Boston bats were ailing and a three-hitter in the opener — second, where Pedro Garcia the faltering Red Sox managed Bobby Grich's fourthinning made a diving stop. a grand total offIve hits _ of them bunts in dropping a Thnt was the only run doubleheader to the surging Mike Cuellar went him one Baltimore Orioles by twin 1.0 better by firing a two-hitter In LEVI the nightcap. Pre-Shrunk Denim Botiever, the Sox held onto Paul Blair's bases-loaded Bell Bottoms first' place In the American Mc1'Ifiefly fnthtthiflimjng AlsoCorduroyF3,IIs League's East Division by one enabled Cuellar to outduel Bill game over New York Monday Lee. ',then the Yank'" iIt a twin Yai bill with the Milwaukee Brew. The Yankees equaled their (t irirr Ilit' cnr .l but longest winning streak f th€ DEPARTMENT STORE dropping the nightcap 3-2. Bal- season at six games by taking 213 E FIRST T. ttiflote Is only three games out, the opener behind Rudy May's Ph. 322.4712 Elsewhere, Chicago's Wilbur four-hit p1tching, hut the Brewill JEju- n 5 79I3 Orlando or: Wood became a .ga.ne winner era built a 3-0 lead In the flightPhone: for thefcwthyurinargwas cap on an RBI single byex. SANFORD fl3.I% the White Sox rallied to but the Yankee Mike HdRail and lliii ORLANDO iliIMI Ka'aa City Royals 6-4 In 10 Johnson'j two-run single and NPA innings, the Oakland A's edged held on behind Tom Murphy's 4cTIoP'1 OUIVIO Is the California Angels 6.4 and clutch relief pitching. the Minnesota Twins trounced In the New York ninth, Ron the Texas Rangers 9.3, Blomberg's single and Roy Cleveland and Detroit were White's double put runners at rained out. recond and third with none out. stop in and see our The Orioles stret?hecj their But Elliott Maddox flleJ to longest winning streak of the short center and, after an [1). 8 A.M.a P.M. season to six games arid ex- tentioiuil pass to Bobby Murcer, * HIWay 17-92, Fern Pork * MR. ED KY. U C'I*$ Hcxjans Heroes 7:00 (9) Shark Alert On Burger Chef's - (6) (9) (44) What's My Line? r 2:2C-::.- Consequences New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) Movie Truth World' I"% 6#.. I,-.,,(9) 7:00 (2) To Tell The (6) ': 7:30 (441 Herald Of Truth 8:00 (6) Capt. Kangeroo EVENING 11111111 ANYTIME 4 - ' 597 Grrinf' Ria f"rnc Flowering Trees RYHOURERHDLIWLJOIJEWT State, Notre Dame and Ala- in the preseason poll with 13 bama. The rest of the Top Ten first-place votes and 8 points. consisted d Southern Califor. Sanford Swim Association Alabama was fourth, just as Smith took second in the 100 place in the 50 breast, third In nia, Michigan, Nebraska, Penn it was in the final 1973 AP poll, 25 swinuners strong— took breast and in the 200 I.M. he the 50 fly, and four th fourth place with 2D2 points in in the 50 State, Louisiana State and with six first-place votes and came in fourth. Pat Reno free. Greg Smith tock third the Eastbrook Invitational 11 Pill. 631 141 placed third in the 100 back, place in the 50 free. The boys Swim Meet, as Ft. Gatlin Swim Ii. Maryland ii 0 137 "I think It's great to be No. 1, 1972 champion, received one , Arizona St. 1110 137 while Louis Kelley placed sixth free relay team took first place, but it puts a lot cf pressure on first-place ballot and 752 points. Dub placed first, the Winter 15. Arizona 51 1110 U in the 200 I.M. and 100 back. In with Russ Sheibenberter us," said Okl Park Club splashed In second I ahoma's Barry The other first-place vote went 16 Ttflne%Sec 610 79 , ,•_i the boys free relay, the team of Robert Neville, Kevin A. Smith Switzer, and Eastbrook finished third in li'. Arizona S 3 0 76 who compileql a 10-0-I to Michigan, which had Fred the August 31 meet. II N. Carina St 930 50 mark last season in his debut as points. die Tramell, Louis Kelley, and Greg Smith splashing to the i. Arkansas S 3 1 45 Happy Deas p!aced first in Kurt Smith and John Smith took finish. a head mach. "When Playboy 0 Southern Cal was No. I in lot 20, Texas ALM S 6 0 3i third place. 100 back, 100 fly, and the 100 Others receiving votes, listed In the 11 to 12 age group in picks you No. 1 you don't feel year's preseason poll, while free in the 15 to 17 age group. Robert Neville took first boys medley relay, Art th e pressur e, but whe n th e Notre Dame, the eventual aiphabefically Auburn. COlOratdo, Florida,Georgia, Georgia Tech Also in the same group, Chip place in the 50 breast, second in Woodruff, Kevin A. Smith, writers and broadcasters pick c ha mpion, was eigh th . Oa- Illino. Kansai, Kent State. Miarn the 200 Johnson placed first in 100 free I.M., _____________ of Florida, Miami of Ohio, Michigan so fl y. Kevin Smith took second took second place, n. and third in the 100 fly. Chuck State. Mis souri, Purdue, South ThIs year's preseason Fraser took third pla ce in the Th e Sooners are wind in g up a Ten consisted of Houston, Carolina, Stanford, Texas Tech — Tulane. Wisconsin 200 I.M., and in the 100 back. He also took fourth place In the 100 APIERICA'SLARGES1 WINE & SPIRITS DEALER LONDON TOWER QUEEN ANNE K e vin Smith placed third in ST. LEGER VELVET woeta $ sisi uii scoi. ROYAL vP 94 PROOF GIN U 100 free, and Pat Smith took M. 13 ,01 fourth place In the 100 free. 1OYEAR 05 55005 GRAND DAD 100 r-7 ROYAL DELUXE CERTIFIED Pat Smi th, Chip Johnson, V.0. BARTON M "''' STI I0tiI$O DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., SEPT 7 Charles Fraser, and Kevin 8 YEARS OLD : : WISER 10 YR. IM AT aova,as IMP. TEQUILA Smith-composjng the boys lVtT0AYPRlC($ $ 'CAUMAN 110" IMP. TEQUILA . AMI'$TO'IItIow .&U C11 II li( 6 JOUtDIIU..ijqu ,,_,,, IT$IUMIQIDfI 31. IR medley relay team and VSop BRANDY '°t'00'tI W_I4OtISALI CASE (151 VP $P.AEI PsuPj IIILL$ Cê•S $4 t-elay' team—tooj second p!.aec ABC 8 YEAR .1 GRANT'S 8 YR. 6.06 BELL'S 8 YR. MP scoIcN in bo th events. IMP. SCOTCH FOURROSES ts scotcw ABC BUYS BY THI CARLOAD SAVINGISYOURS SIIRA IG US$11 Ills fl'$S**Qfl$$$1*T h III1f .14 . HAI In the 13 to 14 age group, Anne VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' Smi th took second place in the . , ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES sti.atoi, 100 free and 100 breast, and . _______________________ I , SCOTCH CAt*OtA' 8)UR10 \NADIAN SUNSET third place in the 100 fly. Kurt GIN to GIUMIDVII(tIO005A fltUPu.,. ,.',. TRADEWINflS "' auy MANY 61111$ iii scorcs COACH 10 YR. MR. ED. lot .. R UM d By ALEX SACHARE AP Sports Writer The Pittsburgh Pirates' 7-4, 11-1 Labor Day sweep over Philadelphia left some bad feeling among a couple of the Phillies. "We're going to get even," vowed Philadelphia second t*sema, Dave Cash who was struck In the batting helmet by a pitch during the eighth Inning Of the nightcap. "And I(nubudy else on this team will throw the ball, I will." Kison said the pitch to Cash, a fastball, slipped from his band because of a chronic blister on his middle finger. He said he talked briefly with Cash after the game and that Cash didn't indicate any anger. Elsewhere In the National League, San Francisco beat Los Angeles 5.3, Houston edged Cincinnati 4-3, Atlanta swept a pair from San Diego 8-2 and 4-0, and Montreal at St. Louis and New York at Chicago were rained out. Pittsburgh's victory boosted I c() t[ IT .1115 Philies __________ 11111 1. fIi w LOU SEEK & FIND' BLACKDOCUSTWSTSTDMR and total OFnt% Points tabulated o, basis Of 20 16 16 14.12 109 S 7 6 S i 3 7I 1, Oklahoma 23 1001 976 2 Ohio St. 11 100 I 907 3. N. Dame I) 1100161 I Alabama 6 II I 0 659 I Althnarnj 6 11 10 859 So Cal I 921 /2 6 Michigan 1 100 I Nebraska 6 8 1 472 I Penn St 120 0 451 Louisiana St. 30 360 10, Texas I 30 354 li. Houston 1110 21; Il. UCLA 920162 FAnTBALL JQ "' i h. wrl`0 orliko, 0. 11111111,11& Tf Npilf The final 1973 poll: Notre been tapped to urseat Notre bowl game this season. Dame as college footbll's . Ohio State, which finished Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, tlonal champion, second in last year's final AP Alabama, Penn State, Mich. In nationwide balloting by the poll following a convincing 42-21 igan, Nebraska, Southern Call. 58 members of The Associated Rase Bowl rout of Southern Cal, (ornia, Arizona State and Hous. Press panel of sports writers received 14 (list-place votes ton tied for ninth, Texas Tech, nd broadcar.tr anii CW17 ni',jniq IUI.A littilt flt' Tap, '",' • ."--' rs received 22 l-pa* voles SUU LttJIUt 41UW euv ulstr UL'C" u' i and 976 of a possible tional championship by eking Sta te, Missouri, Kansas and out a 24-23 vi ctory over Ala. Tennessee, with Maryland and Tra iling the Sooners In the bama In the Sugar Bowl, but the Thlane tied for 20th. preseason voting were Ohio The Top Tv1enty. with first place Fighting Irish were rated third votes In parenthesn, 1971 record ____ ,* n A ' Ii V the National Collegiate Athletic State, Tennessee, Arizona, Asocfati3n for recruiting Nor th Caroli na States Arkansas finished third last season , have viola ti ons and cannot go to a and Texas A&M. fAl The Oklahoma Sooners, : Tuesday, September 3, 1974-3 13 A (P Sports Writer 11 a ). .- ~141~11J F Irish tina By hERSCHEl. NSON two-year probation levied by UCLA, Pitt, Maryland, Arizona .) Miami Football Injuries MIAMI AP — LEISURE 61 it I I �- - -. - - - - -- - - ,...- . . -- Tuesday, September 4 8-Evening Herald Evening Herald Tuesday, September 3, 1974-58 1 C04 wwuiIA~ 1. ..,1~. .~.- I ISik I I AUTO E. 2nd St. INSURANCE I I LOW Sanford, Ha. IIN'YV4 I 1 Ph. 322.6707 R ATES q KULbv ......0 a EZ Open Daily 9-S 0111111111161 ' I Successful . More For Vacati o n DoI Jgr At cpciJri cauro - ,,( 4 146 - A$ ~ I I _P - .*_ .P*__- (. - ~ li ___" ,&J ________________________________________ Req. si.ss ff2 - . Z 930 .01Y a 831-3304 - BETTY SMITH Complete 4 ____ = -- i I ~, A it tit44 I 232 S HIGHWAY 1792 CASS(LBERRY FLODAL - a - - -- I - . And Accessories MOTOR HOME & WE WILL ORDER TO YOUR TRAVEL TRAILER EXACT SPECIFICATIONS - LAWN & FARM 05 QQ *~ I . . . - -- -4 '. .~ •0 .. . @GtthqUe - ww~ - or, - d .// - -fl- / For Your Convenience We're 9 TILL NOON !.';\'t.' Oviedo I 1% . ( 'I . ,. . F I ___ - . ____ 4 _. 11 . /;/ 2). /. I --m . '. . I . - .. .. __________-. ri 7;3*.)O3O P.M.AL PARTIES . .! . ______ . - - - "Dollar for dollar ocean hounded by the phone, a cruise . . __ - & - 838.2474 I different tags, The 111~ SUNDAY CLOSED ALL DAY - t• .1ii,. . , . .tzj4 . i. Presents Lingerie . FIT FOR A QUEEN'S BOUDOIR .. - -- Exciting Peignoir Seft Long and Short Gowns And Ela-by Doll Elegance. .? .. A .,V PREPARATION '%- COMPLETE ,r"~~ .__ . - -- RACE CAR CuStom Enones - 6jul Printir4'..: e. ... ... Standud Encino Rebuilding ... %-, MERLE NORMAN 110 PARK AVE "AIR CONDITIONED SHOWROOM NOW 0 290 8 IRIS RD CASSELBERRY . ACROSS SPEED SHOP -- ".' ' .1": AreC, ... COMPLETE 1 ' This Weeks ' AND AUTO 'I. jI i Jamaica Art .. NO1IERF EE ARE 1.I hihr D 1own D res. ?( - yardsticks rulers, specialize in advertising and vertising Ideas are brain relations firm. Their present state of development is that of stormed Into being, and worked an advertising counselor which Into finished state. A minimum of 100 but this can be lower in special cases. Sanford Specialty Ad. ____ y - t~4 '*~:, - _f ----&, (305)322 8360 ____ t'Sem inole IL - a - EARN - 12* UP TO Let the PER 5% YEAR Interest ,uriiiis Monthly ona Rate 110, 000- 00 Inv estment 11 c 90 Days I.......... '. PCi. 180 Days .......11 50 pct . onals at ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. 12 Months efimmate oH your PUT problems. - . .. . - - - ...... fungus and insect control. 12.50 pct. . ...... Pest Control Program. nior Master's degree from Rollins College. Wife, Pat, has 4021 Collect (24 firs.) and we will provide you with this in. Sanford's Oldest Home Operated Company proudly serv ing - Seminole• Orange and Volusia Counties. formation. I' I Ii employees I perience in all phases of you-go where there are thous and of Ideas for sale. See Bill and Pat Register at Sanford Specialty Advertising Sanford Plaza. H I lilY . Il ill IN C. Member Nationsf Association of Securities Dealers. combined st Control. 7321 N. Atlantic Ave. Call us today fora free Inspection and W e information on your Commercia Notes l Name_ • • I R Address • -- CIty______________ ________________ Sanford's Fully Certified Company State - Home Ph. . ., [,-.-, -.,, . -_ I - - 1J I f .. - .w~ - -'-." - -- I . =_ __ - - --- ~_ ~_-_ . .. - _.. __ - Zip Bus. P. - fuel prices, In that year, said Pan Am, for a total of 12,63 millIon. It would be "several weeks" tight money and dechning in. fuel prices had rocketed 153 per During all this, Pan Am was before a 9OVerrunent decision is 1~ temational travel. cent and general operating ex. Still awaiting word from the made. But it holds special promi- PeRses were up 15 per cent. govemment on its request for a Pan Am's troubles are genernence as the biggest American All in all, It was another in- temporary sulsidy of 110.2 mually traced back to 1966, when It - internalJonal air carrier. It has dication the airline wa.s headed lion a month for mail carr ng aISO been losing money since yi . announeW it Was ordering 25 - I - -__ for its worst year since 1971, without government aid, the Boeing 747s at a total cost of __ 1%9and all signs th past week when it lost 5 million airline contends, it uld face a milBon That year was a Pointed to another bad year. The day the Jul),figures were cash shortage which in turn . good one for Pan Am and other - - ~ ~ ~=_ Pan Am said as of the end of announced, a New York mutual would endanger cTcditarrang airlines and Pan Am earned al Jult lth5dInft'"AmiItI fiin ctild 15 rnillinn croc iif i IUIOfl __________________________ Iflents with most $110 mIIlInn I •h. nex . 71111111! k . ; - 0 mACME13 - 1!7I__1 .6, ~ - '• IV . U 1%. = A,, fp 11i*,11 1 _____ ..- . - S I Bread Mashed ---I A 00 $1499 ' ' Potatoes 123 1 85 . I \ Don't forget our delicious array ''• of Bar B Quo --., I DtThe ff-9 I I A/C . . - 1 4 I.ube & Oil Change • emce nan .. I W&dna6 Hftch IStorage mparnen I I .. - . - - .. - ____ &_*~,) - - . - -' • % non Bar B Quo I . - As an associate mortgdge Iris Blue Sombrero Ura G % . I SOUTHERN I 11V I S - ' I $2,000.00 that can earn you up to cent a year. Investing In real 14 per cent per annum with your estate mortgages provides you . . ---. interest paid monthly. These with higher eari,gs and -, I . :' I - •' PLA ZA FHOJYJ a im 21J 1 0L.10 4OF1 - AND Bar-B-Que I 2101 FRENCH "flur" E - f -IME - I - Mk 1116 I I- 92 & Lake Mary i 323-Mo - OX 1020 I I 111G11 INTER&N,'ST WITH SAFETV Marvill 1). Gassman Associate rentice InvilvitmentE Inc. Ig filemm When you Invest you receive secured by real estate, %h n original recorded first traditionally Increases In gage deed, stating the This real estate is located it) exact location of the real estale Popa;:onrowthorrest and that secures your Investment, recreational areas of Florida, You also get an original often in the same area In which promissory note against the ,you live developer's general assets and All the first mortgages of. an opinion of title or title In fered are obtained from , k - I sirance, when applicable, 1 1 . . 11 1 1~1111111 -- -A -- -- ) ______ xxixillix - -- --- - -- -- -- -- - ----- --. -- -- - - -I - - ---. • Evervth,nn - for the • r - . ___ ___ , norse & - - -- -- --- --- - -: - 1I I BINGOFEEDS fj Visit Our I Your Kactus - -- - I ,2 11?? - -:: - - 1111~ _t=.~_F.__ _~'.--~ ,~ ~____-_ ~ - 1.. ._ ----_ -. r:___ -- ---_M- Z-__ _'~~ . I. - -- __ - = - - . - t' . I ____ % - If you operate a business in Seminole or Volusla counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,000 readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. I t's the smart, thrif ty way to reach those who are most I ikely to Rider - tory Is Read In The S , Horse ' . EVV Korral need your products or services 123,1990 DSI S.anlordl Ave - - °YOUi Still HERALD BUSI N ESS REVI It For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising established development - k. , - - Rider ~ I - .-6A a 6 am ,%.I vvT , fir ~ *6. 46611 L _- - I - , - ~ - --- DV3TISI investment because it -. % I see the ad elsewhere onthjs Page and g*1 In touch with Marvin Gassman or Bob are 36 to 60 month first mor. financial security. Prentice, who firmly believe tgages secured by valuable A first mortgage investment that "The best InImOrrient on Florida real estate. Is consl*red to to a sound Iti , )n'.iM it your money l iflvcsfud at offers invesfme,it inflation last year, since the thus giving you protection opportunities beginning with a annual Cost-Ot.iiving is now should interest rates go even minimum investment of increasing at better than 10 per higher. . I I V U I I ' brcAer with Prentice Mortgage per cent or less you actually lost are short term (3660 months) PCo., of Cape Canaveral, Fla., ground In the fight against your money Is not tied to an Interest rate for a long period, Marvin - • . .. .. . - I . 4 - Dinners & Sandwiches -I ,, . II ~ .if 1--i their ?InanciaJepertsfeelisthebest COcl::;;terest is paid monthly with a minimum risk, security obtainable You pay no beginning the followiny month Marvin P. Gassman, 2601 commission or closing costs after you make your in. Mohawk Trait, Maitland, Fla. since these are paid by the vestment. If you desire, your believes the answer to these development company. Your monthly c he ck be reinworries Is in real estate mor interest is paid to you by a vested to earncan additional tgages monthly check monthly . 1 1. ' money , , ot ois - . real estate, which most maximum return from j Bus & Van i . -. - ' - __ earth Is an investment secur cd both small and large buying property you are len charge to an ines'or all fees by earth' are wor r ied about getting a ding money that is secured by being paid by the development - - I pa _; .- When you Invest, you are not companies. There is no s(Iles investors 1 - -. - : --... . . - . In these uncertain firnes -- I nterest W"th Safe 1111111111111111111 - I 'WI - -- 11 - . Hig . (' izs_ numno..ni. 11111 t __-I __________ Boo Prentice Investments • - __-~- h1 - -_ . _-_-~- - - 9____ $104.16 NO SALES CHARGES ' Extra Gas Tanks 9375 $ 95-83 _,.. FRLL POOT11WTCS $ Minimum Investment $2,000-00. Interest Paid Monthly Available to Florida residents only. We offer our customers complete lawn service including dry fertilizing, Full termite protection, plus a complete monthly So don*t wait around for an business administration He advertising Idea to come to holth This announc,mf Is neither an offer to sell, nor a soiidtation of an offer to buy these commercial notes, Thp offer is mad, only by the offering circur. - T BROWN PT CONTROL, INC. complete layout and media affiliation. NEW YORK (AP) - Pan on its 90,000 Miles of air routes , fund had paid some $37 million said at week's end he was conAmerican World Airways isn't a dechne of 95 per cent from the for the st ock when it acquired it fident the govemment would the OrdY RIrUne having trouble previous July. frOm 19M through 1970. It sold grant the subsidy. but predicted coping with soaring - . - I Premiums Mali this coupon or call Bob Prentice (3031 U5.1142 or 733. - adjunct p - 1 • Fund Raising Of includes all phases of ad. vertising void in the Central one is a retail section offering been In the busi ness for 4 years. Florida area . The business was novelties, unique gifts and Son, Tim, assists his parents in started at their cme re ou'.cnirs. These are w'usuai the retail section parttime and - m de - tiLt pecianies ______ Les Preece Bill and Pat are lordl people, August, 1970 to fill an ad. operation Intothree areas. Area thorn arrange an itinerary Haiti and th 1. I _-_ I_1j i I I I -p---- " '''> DELICIOUS Promotions • ' husband and wile team who the Sanford Plaza June 24, 1974. es tablished their business in They have organized their offer they after a good night's rest. free liquor. than cruises, giving you all offer a seven day cruis e tc, Fantastic food and the sea air San Juan. Puerto Rico, Is Bermuda, or to Nassau and other travel services at no extra combine to make you want to another Popular port of call for Bermuda. Other cruises go to Cost Of YOU. So If your travel is eat and eat; Sometimes there the cruise shipsMany The night life Alaska, the Orient, Singapore. for businr.s or other mundane Choose are six meals a day. Dancing, here is sto fabulous, with Bali, and the "onco.upon.a. pur In Uces and swimming, a11 sorts of games uninhibited entertainment othey can take care of and lif0time" cruise ar(xind the all the nftessary arrangements are available for your en. famous gambling casinos, Sheers. world In 1973. The Holland 10 make your journey as Joyment. Some kind of aclivily The number of ports visited American credo Is "we're pleasant as possible. V COSMETiCS & BOUTIQUE Of course, ,on the )utchandwe want everything amused and entertained, with length of the Why plan now to eat to be perfect.-, the degree of physical exercise plan your trip Yourself to an exciting, PH.323-2631 10 suit your You desire. It You just want to desires and the time you have refreshin g cruise adventure The Popular, Inf DOWNTOWN SANFORD SS cruises thIs fall or winter. While ocean getaway from it all you can gust available But every cruise Bahama Star oformal Eastern I relax and sun yourself by the long or short. Is enjoyable and Steamship Lines, are still available at pool r IS offering bargain prices. stop by • Cxci ing with unlimited food special 4 day cruises this fall to Caribbean Crjises office and l il For ay s harassed a plentiful inexpensiv e Nassau, Freeport Mexico et businessman (or woman) drinks Gifts - 9"A"d College, faculty teaching9 courses U in Bill and Pat Register are a vertIsing opened the office in advertising, salesmanship and ' _______ lLJ SANFORD, FLORIDA name, address, slogan, phone number or advertising message. Styles To From Complet. Machine Work CO.-mts Wtwk I J1 SANFORD PLAZA daily planners. Each can be needs of individual businesses Royal Line charges are rising fast, but so you and broaden your horizons offering a rare Spring cruise 'The and the CtaCaribbean Line of Italian ocean cruises ha ve investigating the way of life in next year, the registry are offering Caribbean managed to hold the line other countries. There Is no Mediterranean, Including exoti c Egypt cruises this fall. Norwegian and against Inflation, she says. hassle with passports on and the Holy Land. Italian ships are dng both Besides giving you more for Caribbean cruises. your dollar, an ocean cruise is and o week cruises this fall of Many cruises stop at St. The 55 Statendam of the which are, also a most pleasant and Thomas in Die Viryin Islands e special bargar , Holland American Cruises, i relaxing way to travel. Corn- which Is noted for its shopping featuring a 10 day Carib. Judy and husband John fortabte, spacious cabins and ba rgains. You are all ow ed to bean South American cruise. Schlenk at Caribbean Cruises gentle ocean waves lull you to bring back 5200 worth of goods available from November Travel Agency located sleep and you awake refreshed duty free, and 1 gallon of duty through March. In addition n oman MERLE ii Riliflul IIILflLL THRU THE SUMMER ________________________________ / 40 calendars, thermometers and promollorkil Items that fit the Airlines fares and hotel different cultures to interest Port Everglades. She Is also STORE,;O' COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SEO,NDdS. We Can Help You Find ' . considered for promo tions, fullfirne student at Sernino I e grand g. Junior College. Sanford Specialty Ad. both graduates of Seminole ales openings, fund vertlsing, now located in the High School, which gives them Incentives, anniversaries or an special occasion The Sanford Plaza, has over 75,000 an Insight Into the needs and The tong range goal of •e ., and third area Is a "think Items including wants of the businiesses In the Registers Is lo be a full ad. vertislng agency and public matches, pens, banners, car Seminole County area. They work area This is Ihe place where their successful ad. . ~-, A. Phone 322.2624 _____ you of fer. far the , Ii . 1, times that you could find Master's degree from Rollins They purchased a similar Areabusiness o is arranged f C011g. Wife Pat has been unique or unusual advertising business Nation Distrlbutorso? small idea tha t would cause people to Orange City. in Jan. 1971 which w conferences the business for i years Son here they are able to show Tim assists his rents in the t hinkofofthe youproduct when cw they have business gave them an expanded actual Sam tes of items to be retail section parttlme and is a nieed service account base. a LongwOod,F331.22U FRI. 7:3G11 P.M. .- I items that are not available administration He - undoubtedly wished many a basic business foundation, elsewhere. holds a cruises are the best value in is the best way to escape from Vistaf lord, of the Noflagship Bahamas. For persons wlilh rwegian limitedlirne or budget the three Schlenk of Caribbean Cruises course In enjoyable living. cruises varying from 10 to 17 getting taste of a cruise and Travel Agency, located in the There is excitement in cx- days in length throughout this seeing some of The Winter Park Mall. popular ploring each new port, with fall and winter, sailing from foreign ports. CAR- BEN *S TUXEDO FEED theflonessenfialstokeep Pacng to a simple Gen Manager _____ CRUISES ARE FUN. RELAXING AND INEXPENSIVE ' ... Peter Archer of Caribbean Crisises will be happy to assisl ou - -%% - I ! I lollt, ._% / : #1 V~,getable Plants Hint: Helpful .-; k If yOIi' In business you've they orkedfor4 years ,o build - 39I Longwood p . Popp Sales Incentives ...(Itor)BIfl,Pa$,aTtmRjster . 1. . - . M1i 1 Feeds e Baby Chicks Write out our wardrobe 39 O Longwood Ptaza VtI1 Au I ATSANFORDSPF1LTYADVERTINC . a.mw .w.r WED. 1.4 P.M. - 731D:3Q P.M. THURS. CO AM.I NO THURS. EVE PRIVATE PARTIES . 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For further information call 4734317 or write Sanford Al Anon FttiIy Group P.O (lox 5.53, Sanford, Fli. 3271) T Want Ad I S Deportment Hours \i . - ,e -dad& - , :OOA,M..S:3OPM Monday thru Friday 'n'lneetJs" Serve a useful 1 thru S times .. a'Jain when you sell them 40c a linepurpose *11 h 0 classified .%d from file 6 thru 25 times ...30c a line Herald. Call us todiy' 26 times . delay! Just dial 312 2611 or 531 ..... 23c a Ii To plac,' ($2.00 lINit,ju ,j CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum . ---Ak . - I ill -_ -_ - - J jj/ 0 V - 44 _ ~ I ,, - --- S I __ . - T%oyear old M . k' i r Sanford isn't sure shewants ants to pet Petunia ' skunk, shown by wild animal trainer, Fred Wynn. at the Central Florida Zoo at Sanford. Wynn on Sunda from noon to 2 P.M.w eek)), shows his pets to the public and tells of their habits and Personalities 'Petunia" has been d?. LITTLE MICHELE MEETS 'PETUNIA of LOST Large male Irish Setter, vicinity 75th St, & Oak Ave. Reward 327 4655 DISABLED AMERICAN I scented Incidentally. Chapter 30 It 4D~fWy 17 92 South of Sanford - II Lloyds ,' . Meetings Business 7 - 30 1sf Tu5 6 Tells Of Child _____-- - - Care - Bingo WORLD difficciity Iinoing a piaceto live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need at read all our want .'il every EJ)CriC,ed chilø (are in my home. fencecnn backyaro. Hidden Lake Subdivision oft Like Mary Blvd ______________ Every Wed S. Sat, Early Birds 7:lSp m, * *GENEVA GARDENS Single story studio, 1. 2. and I bedroom apartments. Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, itCb'fl quppeJ. central heat arol .ir I,'.Oo!tiIy ,('ftaI5 $)1? 322 2090. 1505W 25th St Sanford Losses $ French Push Jet Sales WASHINGTON (AP) - French governmentis putting four NATO countries as they French or Norway U.S. jet fighter. and ('enmark are replace aging U.S.-built entry is the Mirage two candidates - LONDON (AP) decide whether to The Netherlands, to buy about buy a national pressure while the - Inter. for tighter controls on foreign I new exchange dealings by major banks will Belgium, likely 350 planes to increase following the disclosure by Lloyds Bank of F104 Sta'fighters. F1M53, the officials said the "st.iggerjng pressure" on Pentagon The French United States has lost London that it $78.2 YFI6, built by General Dynamics Ci'cp., and the YFI7 of the Northrup Corp. At stake are contracts potentially worth billions of dollars, prestige and influence in Europe, large numbers of jobs in two ailing ecrlrnzntes and hopes f or balancc.oI.pa }ment bene- in the public of your club activities. - as much as million in currency actions ideal way to Inform trans- Switzerland, ________ said .&E, fncjaI commentators 18 one of Britain's big four clearing banks, blamed the Lloyds, loss on the manager of its V branch in Lugano, Switzerland, foreilim MEXICO CITY AP - The widow of President Salvador Allende of Chile has appealed to the kidnapers ection ance Echeverrjas fathe4n.iaw to unharmed. Hortensia Bussi a speech her husband made in 1972 in Insurance could reduce to $44.4 million, Tuesday same BINGO EVERY and the loss IFIW of the Herstatt Bank In West Germany In June and less than the $52 million loss in for. Mexico eign currency dealings that endangered the Franklin National Bank of New York. dicating that the government now believes Zuno was kidnaped by the Peoples Revolutionary Armed Front, or Economics Diplomatic Relations Resume - After a one4mrnth delay, the United States and East Germany will formally establish LEGION 0 POST 53 Sandlewood Hwy l7.92 IMile Southof$anford MEETINGS and 41h Thursday Each Month, - --- - ---.. BINGO Every Mon &Iut's Early Bird at ':15 P.M Regular at 7:43PM __ Compound diplomatic relations at a State lkparuncnt ceremony Wednesday morning. of East German diplomats arrived here Monday night and were to spend today A delegation Election reviewing technical documents that encompass the spokesman agreement. A for the delegation remarked wryly that the dates in the document will have to be changed." last month's scheduled signing was postponed after the United States protested East Germany's harassment of West Germans travelling on the access route to Berlin. East Germany. for the post has centered on John Sherman Cooper, a former Republican senator from Ken uckv, on the choice (AP) - Britain's M FH II)A, Mexico Al'; -- ilurric4ine Carmen lost much as It crossed the Yucatan çwntn. u1a amd headed mt' the (u11 of Mexlrq; but w it" 1xl'i tI Lu. regain Mrenglh as It moved over open water, Thr Three dead were reported In its patd. 4 its force early today The storm's broad zu,d disorganized center was located varly today about 50 miles east of Campeche at latitude 19.1 north and longitude 90.5 west, and the center winds had dr"pjx'd Ii' a ifi nirna hurricane force oI 3 nm p h C.inmij mm as tttetI to move Vi to the Bay of Cam- LEET RESERVE ASSN. Pies general election next month dominated by the country 's worst economic crisis since World War II. Latest opinion the 11 indicate voters do not have enough tolls confidence in any of the major parties to give one of them a majority in Parliament. Prir Minister Harold Wilson, who formed a minority Labor government after the in- Hurricane Loses Force ~7 voters face the prospect of a West It has nt been determined when President Ford will nominate a US. ambassador to Speculation LONDON decisive result of the election Feb. 28, is generally expected to try again on Oct. 3 or Oct. 10. It W would be the shortest Art iCiflSO Matthew Business Meeting 2nd Mondfiy-..30nQ :lub Hours-) p.m. Daily (closed Wed Ingo Thursday 2000 VFW ________ 10,050 C;r,cq,J Of C a5Sclbir Y. tetee - held in the same year since 1924, With the Liberal party and Scottish, Welsh and Irish ni• tI'iiia1js balding the balance of .t-.- - Cocktail waitress, and CithrS Permanent employment Corn pany bt'nelit Ap pl y io. Holiday Inn Altamonte Springs, wtt tao, Lounge. Houses Rent Furnished -- .- __ - Interview irvJ lhrsthty, I ric$y, S(Ptt'r,'ber 1, 6, Lois Hair, Room 307, Court house. II Park Ave., Sanford Position open September dii' - Hariman Realty ln O" * '' 3272022, air con . or after c 1`10FTIC, _________________________ Lake Mary: Cute 2 bedroom fur niihed house. Fenced yard CLIFF Adults, no pets $)10 plus deposit _________________________ REALTOR 327 3930 SUNLAND _____ - LAKEFRONT surn Ir : t ri I bath, air c(dtonii with fenced AV S?7,Sril ,ri) yard 1)1.1777 ______ In ,,,. on9 lots. scciud.j area Over 3,0(k) sq ft of living space With sdc and fruit trees. $67.500 3 bedroom iZOlf,ige on Lake Mary, fruit & shade trees HOLLAND REALTY. P Callbart Real Estate 2lHour Srvlce CaIl)fl 74 Enjoy beautiful Wekiva River by renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE, No pets. No alcohol. 3724470 -. - I - -- -_ _-_ .- , railer, Recreational Building QoEveryTt's Plight EarlyBirdatl'30 cCirdw.,n ThiIj PARK DESIGNER. DES CflflRDINATnD -------- * Heated Pool -" - 37 Business Property For Rent F ROM $I1 IIOW. AIRPORT OLVD SANFORD. FLA 237E'5 -.--Properties 0 edAd Ilk Broker, 101W, Commercial Sanford, 3n 7111 $160. $165- $7 B-U-S.1-N-E . FENCED IN I am an immaculate 3 bedroom PALACE GUARDED home in a quiet neghbOrptood called Sunlanct Estates, Large fenced back yard with thllow well. No work to be ne. Move in .no start living, FHA at $21,700 Call Jeff Cohen, Assoc,, $30 boo, Roberts & Gilman 116W 2nd St ''? Bedroom. Adults Only SPC.RatesFOrS,eniorCti ParkAvenu, bI,,park Mo 5SParlc Drive, in Efficiency Apartment Also )R00mAPt.M4ttureAdultl 510 Park Ave. Sanford 3 Rooms. Couple, references no pets. $130 a month with utilities Depojip. Phone 3720770. - _________________________ tarqccleanlor7bedroom...utllities !,rflf5p. for working adults $50 security 1104 Sanford Ave. Inc • large -. 7 bedroom downtown 1173 fl'Onth, 1st and last, Available Sept I. 372 54)9 . ce 1 brdrooni trailer ar, .1 itifies Paid ?,'nt,,rc adults ,ioOd 'or,slion Stemper Realty Central rl(jro,,'s I (iiitrr, lIlil,tit I umnigi, 1 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR . SI&conthpIussssecur,ty 327 1*91 )9I9S French _______________________________________________________ 171 niii? . Eve. 3fl 73i 377 Directory of Experts Ready To Serve , Home lmpvem.nts or I1 Burglar Alarms 111111111 BurgtarAlarms New. For Homes & Businesses Fre, Estimates, 373.4262 9du&iVe Tur,, mat unusct piano into a bike, car, w wtiatever you want to buy with a Classified DIal 3222611 01' 831 9993 ¼ . ________________________ - -- . 58 CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FOR ALL YOUR RV PIE EDSI! 3fl•9020 You ', For Information on thte or othe small acreage tracts, ask to Jerrry Emerson, Auoc,$3o.ss After hours, 031 2370. Roberts & Gilman 8305500 Realtors Longwooc _ - Inc -46 '65 Ford Econollne window van - 6 Cyl., tape, mag wheels, wide tires. r-e w paint. i _____________ r... Bicycles Household Goods * to op in bobbin, zig zag and 3 neeole xsItIon. Like new condition, solid lew f or $$$ bdlanceof $15 cish or - payments of $10. New warranty, Call Credit Dept. A Eag 1st St., Sanford 33291)1. Eves 669.1116 DAVE'S USED FURNITURE 5005 SANFORD AVE 9170 373 4148 I - Appliances IS Cu, ft. upright Freezer, 5)75 11 Cu. ft. Refrigerator, $150 $31 4.490 -_ 955$ - 1963 Ford pick up. Custom 100 Equip wIth camper shell. 1,493 Call Whitey Eckstein at 322 1631, Dealer. Complete trailer hitch, Allkindsavaulaole. 3731711 76 _______________ - 59 Auto Repairs Parts.Accessorjes $50 . . ''' ______________ ________ 64 Equipment for Rent, 18 - . - .-.-.- il':r,i 150 65 - Pets - 37) 6653 _____________ AKC Dachshund minatures' Rnd also black and tan. Males, 163 Animal Haven Boarding Xennt 3275737 66 ..-.--...- - . Itonda Chopper 305. Springer front ind Sell or traoe for small car See at Automotive Speed Shop, 75th and Park. , c.u,irafltCC. * $50 Down (With Good Credit) 19I3 HONDA 1SO RUNS GOOD. $125 323.3193 _____________________________ '6StPirullModels jL92 MaitJand 64.51113 '72 Pinto Hatchback Runabout bright red Air and automatic Low mtleage, Like new $7193. Call Whitey Eckstein •t 372 1651 Dealer, 1964 Dodge Coronet. 2 Door, bard tog, air, automatic, PS Runs gOOd $250. Call 372 7079. 1971 VW Beetle, dark blue. automatic stick Shift. AM radio, low. to* mileage. very nice car 3 1895. Call Howie Kliby, 322- 1651 Dealeç 175 Wards Riverside-l000 miles Llkent'w, Excellent condition, 321. '71 MG Midget, good conditiOn. $1600 0516 after 6 30. or best offer. 3730143 after S. Motorcycle Insurance 1966 VW Karman Ghia, dark green BLAIR AGENCY speed, extra sharp. $1,295 C 323.3666 Don Pope. 322 1631 Dealer. 1973 Yamaha RDIO, Like new 103 VEGA STATION WAGON condition, Excelle,', beginners AIR,I SPEED bike, $ItS 322 7212 373 07$3 Horses ., shers, guaranteed, best selection App. Stud , 2' years old Green I town 519.95 and up. Sanford broken, does tricks. Good rider. uction, 1700 French Ave 323 5450. Palomino mare, 10 years old. 110. ___ I Good disposition, in toil, Must sell. Call 3234769 after?. iges, Hotpoint and Tappan, 'Iced right. Financing available 67A ith no down payment. Dick's Feed l'p(iances. In 7611 JIM DANDY FEEDS Honda, '73, 350. immaculate, many IMORE WASHER, parts, BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR extras. Adult owned. rvice. used machines. ...Gorrnley'sE.46,32).4733 323 6764 after 6. ONEY APPLIANCES 323-0.'97 '77 Honda 130 full dress, engine -68 Wanted to Buy completely overhauled $1075 Call Garage-Rummage Don Pope at 3221651. Dealer. CASH 377.4)33 - ____________________________ ' - Sale - dryer, sofa, end tables. Id's desk, twin bed, chests, Isc. items. Nothing over 1 .50. 64 ny sale - antiques, wicker, ties, sofa, beds, (1 king), desks, by misc , etc. All day Sunday, inday, Tuesday The xidlancfl, 163 Post & Railroad, ngwood For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Piney Woods Ban's, we buy furniture and miscellaneous. Seillor3opct. consignments, Free pick ups. Auction Sat. night at 7 p.m. Call 322-2270. '?2 VW Beetle. marifla blue, AF 11010. Real clean. $2193. Call HOwIC Kfrbyf 322-I6I. 9 Trucks and Trailers - 1973 Half ton Chevrolet pick up, custrn delux e fully loaded, 13200 3771610 between SandS 1960 GMC Syard dump truck ruck w tranm.en., 2 - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, usid, any condition 6418128. Winter Park n vw I passenger Bus, red 1 white, looks & runs like new, i speed. Must see. $7395 Call Howie Kirby. at 3771631. Dealer Speed rear end Contact 3779)42. _ International. ton, 4wheel drive, tool bx bed $1200 365 3161 D.aior Your Word ls your Credit * 371 0690 BUY HERE * JayG&EAutoSaIes 611.4416 1911 VW busRed and white With white Interior Extra den, $7195 Call Whitey Eckstein at 3221651, Dealer Income And Investment Property APOPKA- 1 .075' or Hwy. 411 railroad frontage, near new shopping center. Seller *if finance. $145,000. CASSELBERRY__ Ifl'xiOO'. Zonec C t near Seminole Turf (I,it Ready for use. $30,003 REALTORS 196W. Lake Mary Blvd Roofing Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Thompson's Roofing Build UP&shingtes Interior- ExteriorPlastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty. 3722760. "" WE TAKE TRADES List your investment property 0c Aflwork guaranteed business with us. We covei 323 1230 After 11a.m. • Central Fla, like the dew." Nc business too large or small. All listlngt handled in a CON. ______Truck Rentals FIDENTIAL manner, Get results, not promises Call Wes KuIp 01 Con Con Chaniot at KuIp Realty, 377 711.3 REMODELING, ADDITIONS & REPAIRS CARPENIRY. R 0 0 F I If C . C C M C N T 1 tjts,utc',, P.%lPfTlpIG P(:ASO,IAUL( 3?) - The Master's I - ON RESERVOIR I LAKE ' - •$.7.3 Bedroom ApIs. ' SSwlmmlng Pool *Tennis Courts ' •Fishlng S. Coating *Disposals II S Drapes _______________________________ , great lime to sell something with a p _______________________________ Cia,s,fied Ad. Just dial 372 7611 of Brick, Block & Stone Fireplace's, *11 9993 for a quickreuits ad Barbeques, Carports enclosed, _____________________________ ORLANDO Ubrick veneer, Concrete driveways FRANKS MASONRY, $316734 or 3730431 anytime, Painting OFF AIRPORT REMODELING at fair prices '' Large or email we do It all. painting end Waltpapering No lob / Quality work, free estimates. too small Qualify workmar1ship. SANFORD 323.7900 CHiSEY BUILDERS. 067.7159 Plumbing Stopped up. power mower won't strt Ge t tnt. service you need trot,, lassIe,) U ________________ - John'i F it Ph. 373 $S79 or 373 07*9. ________________________________ PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, Commercial -FrHesflmates. Ph 373 _________________________ Classified ads serve the buyinqond n c o m m u n it y everiday...read and use them "Don't needs'" Serve a useful purpose Again Mien you sell them W Diilfing __ v.th a ( iSSit('d ad tronn the yic.raId Call us today' Don't - _______________________________ BUNK BEDS Largest scfection in Central Florida Also best price Starting at $139 Complete ALL NOLL'SSTORES There's one near you. Coronet, $60, New stvcjicCouch, 5.50. Apartment size washing miChine, $100; Call 373 OS3before 3 m often Call 3272611 or 031 9993. __ BEDROOM SUITES W holesale Over $70300. Noll's price on factory damaged 'epairri suifes,,.5199 00 Cin not be Ic from new Wrl rr. n,*.in * Mustang City Buys - Any. Car 1f70 Triumph 5CC, custom paint $600 or trade for VW. 322 3662 . Pips, Studs. AKC. Cher's Kennel Toy & Mini Poodle - All ColorS, Mini or Large Dachshund, Shri Ttu Mini Schnauzer, Toy Colic. Cocker, we buy pups, finance, shotS ." '72 model P30 -- and Supplies - VW Super Beetle red. 1 speed, Very nice car. $2395. Call Whitey E k tr n ,t I 51 Dealer. ____________________________ radio Motorcycles ._ - Autos for Sale hauled away Your cosi, $10. Otlando. 295 6191 anytime Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____ - .-.'- - - ' J%'1iJI -,- 'I-Il '73 .- 77 Junk Cars Removed . Abandoned, unwanted junk cars . Call 337 ____________ ______________________ ______________________________ 12 Volt Batteries $11 '? REEL'S BODY SHOP 1109 Sanford Avenue Musical Merchandise CLARINET , eo - I ... . - PEOPLE POWERED VEHICLEwheeled mini car, drives similar to o.f. ,,.;.,. ?':'"' fleople, 321 0518 after 630 - Singer Zig-Zag With all extras 5)1.000 See at French Ave., Sanford or call 322 .. tires, Stereo, av.,pters i2*J0 down and takeover payments 373 63 30 ___________________________ ___ SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St GOLDEN TOJCti'?f SEW sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best mcdl, wInci's b,btn in machine. Fully automatic, Pay' balance of $70 or 10 payments of ii.,. Brand new women's 3 speed bike-' palO 169, will sell for ISO. Also 5SOtted 6 track tapes 1,35 373 0443 __ ______ - 196S Ford ',toflpickup Fair condition. $350 32) 0613 Camper-Travel Trailers ' ' oAn?o'wn 1973 1971 Ford half ton pick up 6 Cylinder, automatic. $ ft bed Blue, 1,200 miles, 2 months old 1]7i00 323 $071. in,. - 1411,11 ______ .niles eight damaged furniture and urnitijre parts All at wholesale or eiow at 19 W Concord. Noll rreight Damaged Warehouse. 0rlano Phon,' 475 1502 * -- 75 MW Trailers YDER RENTS TRUCKS Vans to Diesel Tractors 1 day 1 year 323S310 _ ',r'lri'needsi" Serve a useful 50 Miscellannous purpos, again when you se ll them Concrete For Sale with a clan4fiad 'g from the Land Clearing "lerald. Call us t od ay! Don't P r. . Cc.cre'r & Masonry Free MAITLAND FLEA MART delay' Just dial 327 7611 or $31 ,'st'rnafrs loor5, patios 6. Or 1911 Hwy. 17.92 Open Sat. & Sun 95 9993 To place your tow cost want (lrk or stonegilanter Patch aol &A BACKHOE SERVICE 834-2920 repiir work $197 _____________________ . .. ODD CHEST CONCRETE - large or small we di L4tndclearing, septic tanks, fill dirt, )101fl9 Largest selection In Central Florida _______ it drlvewiys All kinds of digging f. Fair prices Licensed, Prices start at $39.93. 327 9112 or 323 39*3 Bonded CHASEY BUILDERS, ' SIDING. TRIM AND SEAMLESS 667 7739 day or night ' ALL NOLL'S STORES GUT TERS. FREE ESTIMATES Luwn Service There's one near you. $62 illS Hauling . - Yard Clean Up. Trim, Mowing Little want aos bring big, big I2 Trusses; Topper for S' body truck Service and Ltght Hauling. Callus results.Just try one 372 2611 or '377123$ after S. I TON TRUCK WILL DO 8)19993 ANYTIME. 3731061. t'AULIPIG JOBS RATES Reds, dressers, davenport, dinette k.E.OAllL {1?Q Set, dishes, etc. 105 E. 79th St. In INC good ole summertime ..If's Wall Papering between 1 0 p.m 3231116. Home Improvements Inter or Trim, Paneling. Custom Carpentry. No lob too Small Licensed Bonded. 3235.677 ___________________________ 11 •Dlshwsshers - ' Trucks 373635) or 643 231.3 Carpentsy 2162 , , -- - - / I., -' We Buy arid Sell Gold and silver Coins, Single or tiuik SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109w. 1st St. 3' 4352. '' FORREST GREENE INC. Free estimate. 373 603$. Cove r... Sales , rent or Swap.. at .s low VINCENT'S CARPENTRY / Seminole County- S or TO acre' Ideal homesite, ideil for horse Terry Realty REALTOR, 8? 0711. OFF MARKSIAM ROAD-2°,acre woods $7500 r.:: cost let Call 3322611-or •3I99t3, 8314039 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC ___________________________ 3377111 -322 1124 ' '-'-------------------------.-_,..,..,.. . A. 110, jfl 11 Lots and Acreage . EAST LAKE COUNTY - 33o' 0 Hwy IdA. S Acres In groves 1)7,500. Pet Care Central Heat & Air Onctitioning PE I REST INN For tree estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 K 'ht'n Bathroom Cabinet), ESorci,n & Grooming , Counter tops. Sinks Installation 171) Ph 372 4051 ,IvaIabe Bud CabeIl 3770037 ____________________________ ___i -. anytime Applances - Pressure CIeanIn9 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Full neGE Appliances FALL CLEMINIJ Small Jobs Wanted Sanford ElsctricCompan5 "Imc" w utL,Spra Kleen 377 1336."L.keMary" 2322 Park Drive. 3221567 __________________________________ (ztt'rjt "eallc, eaves, patio, walks P. roo. Removes mildew, fungus, educe your electric sill with mud O,,bberi, wasps & spider Beauty Care complete ceiling & wall insulation j an. Free estimates. Athton ln%ijlation (9Oi) I" 3210 TOWER'5 BEAUTY SALON _________________________ AlA CLEANS ALL Iturmerly Harriett's Beauty Pssirt' Cieaninq, oor waxng. 319 E Pine, 377 5712 Classified ids are here to help you Windows 323 0065 HOMES No. qualIfying.. 3 bedroom i' bath, garage, pool available 122.000. Acre Realty, REALTOR ________________________ _________________________ In towi, and out Starting at $).Soo Yes even lakefront! Call Realtor Ass oc iate Vic (Sctitr. eves 377 A IflFiROflDA H,Ivt- some no longer use' Sell it all with Classified Ad In The Herald, Call 322 2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly advisor will help you. ________________________ _____________________________ 43 ~ SERVICES • . 830.5500 Realtors Long*o0c LOTS of LOTS 631.7667 SS Over 10,000 Pieces " 79 '" Air ConditIong House? Financing new Mironda Home in Oelf3na • now the reach of the Young working people of Itt, as well as the older retiree on a fixed income. S, us rig a r d i n g y o ii r eligibility to purchase a flW100?IO,f0, no cath down and ',d MOnthly Payments under the Farm,r Home Ad. ministration At5Itti.i Plan '73 Lamp Imhter. 12'x60' Ui furnished 2 bedroom, I ball awning and skirting, central hc'a Central air available on term Located on rental lot. Assum mortgage or ref inar,, #3.4,971 after 6 p ACREAGE A New SANFORD ADULTS, NO PE Fern Park -- -_ __ _.. Need I Looking for a high Quality bargain?...Look to classified C fl read today's Classlfled3 bedroom mobiie home with a conditioner and 730 gallon sept tank. 3230)40 Elmer Bakalla, Inc. Re'iltor lS'FIbergl'sboot 25 HP E'vinuJe motor and trailer Ready togof01 1123. 323 6677 ANFORD SEWING CENTER 7563Pirk --MIN 7RDRMS FOR THE - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 500 French Ave. (1792) Sanfor13Z3S700 72 Rockwood-12x65 $S00down, takeover No Qualifying.$301316 DeIfona, * * 7*,. Pct InlereStRa,, C000 CREDIT IS ALt. YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 1 bedr oom homes, I', to 2 baths priced from $fl,$30 to $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost, VA, EHA, Sanford 7 Bedrooms, kitchen Houses Tor Sale conventional loans, Builder, equpped, water furnished $95 i month 3377139 or 934 2199 Deltona, 901 709 ,70. Orlando, Veterans no dot, 7 bedroom, 305.173)334 Otfl 1)33 m ' . p.ct Acre Realty BAMBOO COVE REALTOR. 3737150 HOFFMAN REALTY Al Petf, Jenny Clark, Assoc, )7?IS9$or3flR53 ........_.. • REALTORS - ________ * * * Come see us at our big new local,, Till We Succeed." Anytime "Sanford's Sales Lcacycr" vourMuIllpJeListingAgency 647.3136 -----------------. ' RETIREES 19 Flamingo 2 DOrm., set upon Ia skirting, Take up payments or p - off. Ph. 323 0350. Dealer. "We Don't Stop Call 322.2420 Mobile Homes 69Stamps.Coins FREIGHT SALVAGE UY"DIRECT' FROM BOX CAR ¼.ppliances - air cond, . freerers reflig. . step ladders . win - etc. ,ormly's C. 16, Sanford 323473) REALTOR 337 I.ft('' 11r3 32-2 ?284 127 39"?) gina 372 064.3 1? Boats & Marine Equipment lOISSOPI MARINE 297) Hwy Jim Hunt Realt ' BD RMS., 3 BATHS '. W. Garnett White PRICE OF I I3DRM ,, acqe Iartly executive home 3,000 ft plus oversized garage, fireplace and wet bar. 36' t. dOubl e lot, privacy fence, Sprinkler System 118,000 Prin plr only JOHN KfIDER, ASSOC 96' _ 6 Homes, Lots and Acreage " * 12 Bedroom ._._ SS testaurant Equipment - New and Used, Bought arid Sold. HolIdiy Equipment, 3915 N Orange RIsm Trail, Orlando PH. 293 1913 _____ ''StoD Urn!t - Miscellaneous For Sale 1 CITY NEED AN INCOME , PRODUCING DUPLEX for LONGWOOD POOL HOME 529,900? Drive by 11)) 1113 Park Oh, the hot summer! With a pool ir Avenue. Then call REALTOR, your backyaro, no problems 34 Atsociate Merle Warner. After bedrooms for thefamily mdi 36' hours 377 M35. family room for entertaining, With lo, price of $78,500 Says one CI (Y OLDER TWO BEDROOM. thing, Hurry' SHADED COTTAGEI Only 516.000. For complete details call REALTOR Associate John Mero After hours 323 0213 ?,'All( AND 5E?,pNOL U COUNTy Deflary Commercial TwOfledroomHouseTrilter Furnished yton day or night. _____________ An EQual Opportunity Employer Tuesday September 3,1974-7B a Ciall, Ne dswj " th , FORREST GREENE INC. Realty 372 1)01 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at I) 93 "$ CORBETT REAL ESTATE Two bedroom t with caa. Ml It porch 6. Private fenced yard Call - 373 5p a • - BEAUTIFUL ESTATE ______ LAKE MARY Seminole Junior College nearby, spacious living dining area, 3 bedrooms, )' baths, air, woocjt'j country area. S27 5nn " PVrIMI JORDAN ALTAMoti E SPRINGS LaFloretta, one of our fir homes Luxurious I bedroomi baths, beautifully landscai lawn. Many deluxe feator Priced it Only $53,900 EVERE REALTY, INC., REALTORS, I csee. After hours, call Hartley, Assor 615 3141 ' Oak shaded fenced yard *11 bedroom. I' b,ith concrete home S73.000 Hot! " 10 M.UNSWORfl4REALTY 603W !st St. 122 6061,3230511,377 9133C LOCH ARBOR LAKEFRONT' Lovely 7bedroui,, bIh with 'ust about every extra, on large lot, 101 Country lakefront 119,000 Call REALTOR.ASSc,Clate LAKE Setting, natural cedar Juflar. Slenstrom Alter hours, 377 struclion. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, fireplace, master bedroom Suite, has private office TWENTY WEST- This) bedroom, Studio in %eparafe 201x20, cedar 11 i bath and loaded with extras for building overlooks lake. A fliOsf $26,000 is ore of nicest homes in the area beautiful and unique country Call REALTOR ',,ate Call no w S77,5€$ AGCiate irt hours 322 64.II SANFORD- Mini glove on corner lot, lust reoecorited inside and SAN LANTA flr,r.d new 3 out. 3 becroonns, fanilly room. bedroom, I', bath. Climate ''0C right ci See today. control, carpet. $23,900. Call REALTOR Associate Betty Flamm. After houri, 377 605). LOCH ARBOR REALTORS' 196W. Cake Ma 04. Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn for 373 6)5) or 645 2323 details on this lovely 3 bedroom, 2 WE TAKE TRADES bath, tree Shaded home for 114.500. After hours, 3721)79 Ibedroon home Paved road, $73 4Q Realty They'i'e --- ' SMALL ACREAGE . ' BROKERS The Time Tested Firm 3fl 6173 "Siiisrjj • 0With •,- in cost, high in results, tát' classified ads, read and themt 5"' '23 Th Graf, Mall kEALIORS, C.isseIberry3,fl6M ,, lo(at,on lakeview, shady yird, ceramic bath, Custom Owners Iran '":rriit MtiS r si i.t As ii 123.000. Ph', Its Cappon, REALTOR Astor `00r1) Stemper Sezi I Rdroom, I bath "Isn't the SANFORD AREA frIendly '11 Kitchen equipped $123with per and blaUtifgl?" nonth KIJIP REALTy in 733 ZONING VIOLATIONS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE ----------------.-.--.._._..: A low down payment, becjroon,, 2 INSPECTOR "rn. wall to wall carpet, air bath lovely Isorne with large living SEMINOLE COUNTY '"dition,'tJ reasonable rent ____________________ room, separate dining room, nice This Is Inspectional field and Otficr .. :ults. no iets 322 1110 kitchen with many extras, Prict'd work determining compliance t i"iltxrreie,gej7' $76,500 For more Information call with zoning CcXSCS and regulati ni'al hOt)se in take Mary area MarQret Scott, Asso Knowledge of drafting and map After hours, 337734 i'iOflf' 377 )53 or )7 9277 making and ability to interpret ','ting Rink legal dt'scriptlons Experience ______________________________ SAVE!!! preferred in Ifl5pC(tiOnil, draf. Furnispw.qt one bedroom apt. us On fuel Close to everyth ting, cli'U engineering or general .rig in the French Ave $100 per mo .plus 23 cIty. 7 bedroom, 1 bath with big contractor work. Ability to work deposit 3276817 or 377 6530 trees Now is the time to buy' with people eSsential Ipr:?y 9A P,t 101 P 1,' - '.','"h ' pen- elections since 1886, and the first time two have been Ambitio, Lacty--bt'ço,,ie a Field Creations Beauty Consultant Choose your own hours. Great earning potential Call collect (305) 617 2117. Ask for Jean EIiasen i L "Get 'Em While 7.SO0 Cash or 54500 down to New houses ma rural Area. No dc Qualified buvcr 210 Vir ginia Av.. Pan1eflt-monthly payments I 3?? 4195 _________ than rent. Government Subsidi to qualified buyers Call to se'i you qualifylt ST. JOHN'S REALTY 377 E455 2603 Park Dr Dayifl 7717 • RETIREMENT GEM. Mobile Homes Rent * Clothes Washe:Dryer __________________________ Benefits: Stale retirement plan, paid hospitalization eight holidays, vacation and Sick leave I Sell 01Dn't Housesforsa,. _____________________ MUST SELL' BY OWNER San 1Orc1 best Section, 21 i lots, 1 bedrooms, Carpeted. ce'tral air, "'' k'ltht' new roof, painted, fireplace Rank 535.000 Will take TAF F ER REALTY nOor 's,p, ' SANFORD REALTY . * Dishwasher•Disposal puss Johinon _ .., 1IAIJYSITTER Your horn,' or mine lIghts 376' h('(trnrn . DELTONA- attractive. 1 bedroom $133 per month, 7 bedroom per month. No pelt. References 571 1040 * Un furnished Sunday morning-, from 0 30 to LAST 3 LEFT! Furn or unfurn, I? 00 372 266? 01 3?) 114 _______________________ Wall to wall sting, air. playground SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY Is We love your children Airport now accepting applications for Blvd near Sanford Ave 32) 1)10 food service Personnel in the '":: . , kitchen and line Serving area Apartments Rent Please apply in person to ttn manager, Furnished _________________________ Sanford Naval Academy kitchen between 9 - 00 am. and 3:00 pm. SAN MO PARKS, I. 2. 3 Bedroom Trailers & Apt. 2 Adult parks, 2 Cockliui Waitress, needed for Family parts iSIS Hwy 17.93, Friday, Saturday & Sunday Sanford, 323I93m Day, Wk, MO nights Apply Club Diamond. WELAKA APARTMENrS y 1192. DeBary. 111w, 1st St. Laborers wanted, male&f(.m,Ie AVALON APARTMENTS Piece work. Call after 3373 9)18. E'p'rlt'nced carpet salesman ttp, residential and Commercial selling GLOBAL CARpETS 119 S Magnolg, 373 777 -,' - , ditioned Villas RENTAL APARTMENT HOME Help Wanted _______________________ Nursery attendant for Church - I P.M.-2nd FRAP. lAP) AMERICAN foreign cur. CCnCy debt that forced the col. since her last September during a military coup. Her appeal was obviously directed to young leftists, in. WASHINGTON Thursday ?:30 P.M. only a fourth of the amount of the Salvador Allende, who In Guadalajara reaffirmed his faith in ycuth and rejected terrorist methods," the declared. been living in insur- the vency. It said tax offsets Hernandez, 1 make my exhortation in the memory of my husband, has of 730 P M. 1st & 3rd the loss did not threaten its sol- Guadalajara, where the missing man, 8 3-year-old Jose Guadalupe Zuno was abducted Wednesday. Mrs. Allende husbands death with the tamed syndicate name plus an apostrophe, said Speaking on television Monday night, de Allende recalled Business Meeting currrn*'y d.si!ln. The bank, which has no con- of release him COUNCIL 3157 and his subordinate in charge of Widow Appeals To Kidnapers President Luis - today. fits. Mexican OCEAN SHRIMP FREE S5avyj Pleasecall30se3o Plea" Father Richard J. Lyons iii roo'.i u.o.'.i .'.tr 1. so(ati S7; soo ,,i,,l,",, ))3 Bedroom, fenced yard, fret' . .y• . 3776670 or 373 5131. 7 ONLY week. The Terrace, Winter I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments, Spring's. 371 0273 ONLY Fu,nIs or unfurnished Esper1en swimming pool. I70 S. Orlando• child Care-my ho me ,OOO Sq. ft. warehouse, ready for Dr. 373 ?92& 6am 6pm Mon Fri. Hr. (lay. YOU todaY. Exceitent tocationat ' or wkty ratt"s Also Fnida, n.( 111, c SR 44 SanfordI Bedroom, kitchen Lake Mary. 372 1361. equipped . air (OflditiOnig and 1-4 INDUSTRIAL PARK carpet. Water furnished $175 month. 337 2139 or 6317)99, Good Things to Eat -3730041 orU7737 per week? This is an q ARGE EXECUTIVE HOME- on It u don't t;lI,ve that wint ads ciotf course. 3 bedroom, 7 bath. bring results, fry one, and listen to u'ntral heal p. air, all con your phone ring. Dial 377 7611 or~vnwiicrs S55 To (all i:j SI) 9993. S774 I bedrooms, . Baby Sitting in my home, 6 a m to 6 pm, Mon Fri. by hour, day. on Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3 Alt1monte Springs j 8edroom, bath, heat air, carpets, curtains jrch. Ien(r'd, owner ia 0519 H ouses 41 NEAR SCHOOL. 3 bedroom corner lot, hardwood floors I block from elementary s,00 Only 525.000. s no down payment VA S today. ' -I fran, Call 327 7209. IN BRIEF - HousesforSate 41 1?? HALL REALTY * RangeRefrigerator OU are having - 377 761) ASUMPT ION With tniaiidon rn payment. Call 3?) 5774 mediately on thiS 3 bedroom, I bath. Only 2 years old Unfurnished 7 bedroom home, newly decorated, reliable Tennant References required. 322 15.49 * W/W Shag Carpet Lost. Botn (lull Terrier, Female Slghtlybl fld lOdE 70th 3?761a7pe w10 BROKE 4 L... HousesforSale Like ?hedroorfami,y '''fl (U'PPt'd. carpt'l -. pm. I ' , Johns River just north of I? 92 bridge in Sanford 373 3189 after 6 NOTICE M --- boat I 11 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN lO(rCI5C 50cr income to ii pct, (12.000 min Gassman, 3 bedroom, ) bath, fenced yard 1Bon Mort Broker, 7601 11 per month Deposit required MOlcawk 'U Mail. Free info 61$ 3733620 1847 hrs.) 76 S HWY Il 92 Clean 2 Bedrooms. Wall to wall REALTOR 32) 5114 carpet, air iondtioned, heal, 30 Ap"rtments Rent carport No chit,' en or ps Call SANFORD COUNTY - 323 92 Unfurnished LOstand Found tz,~ HousesforSale Houses Rent Unfurnished Furnishedor Unfurnished Nice 7 Bedroom Home Rent 122 7l F'rn Christmas cash %t'llifl Sarah Coventry jewelry. No Investment. Car & phone necessary, 373 2791 ________________________________ __________________________ after 6 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Ads Ask For Want Earn cash with AVON for all the "extras" YOU flCt'd & want, II'S p. oii a9 baraqe sales are in season Tell the peoplt' about it with a Classified WANTED LPN'S and nurse aides. Ad .n the Herald 32? 7611. Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, 919E, 2nd St. __________________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED ,Call Toll Investment Frot', 64lQ77 for "We Care" ifotline'. Adults or Teens, Opportunitu Winter Park- I 32 ileIp Wanted -. 114 - - - - - .4-miqiiiiiiiiiiii,,,iii, $8 FACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Perps Alc oholic AnonymOUs Can Help Call 473 isa? Write P.O. Box 12)3 Sanford, Florida - • - - Evening Herald W . .0 - q .= ';: a . Tuesday, Septem b er 3, 1974 /!7 I . - - ~ - I - --'--.-- L-= Pr'k' lc �________ ________________ ____________ ____________ - - ______ ________ - _________ ____________ - 813-Evenlng Herald Tuesday, ________ _____________ _______ _______ - BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker I ! WELL, TAT 45J - - ______ ___ - --- -' - ----_- - -- - - - -._--- - - ft- 3, 1974 September WIN AT BRIDGE (TELL ME TE PIRTY PARTS - I by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 6 ________ ____ -r — _______________ I ____1 I By OSWALD and 0 11111111111111111 ' - - L JAMESJACOBV i I __ - 01611 intend to plan was to cash his ace of hearts, lead a trump to dummy, ruff a heart, lead another trump to dummy. ruff ab second and play out his last trump. At th.it Point Hal would be 6 Q97 J872 + J 43 e j I ~ r ____. I __ 4AK6 Wt , e FAST V i 10643 ALLEY OOP 4 A KJ 1062 T A + 1076 41.1 73 by Dave Groue WHY ARE THOSE ...NM SEEFF, IT UTILIZES THE GUYS SO INTEREST- YOU M ~ JUSTA U GOOD HEAVENS! IT D DOEFEM N T ELECTRIcilw Now r CAN UNDERUSE ANY TO GET IT STAND WHY THEY'RE FUEL ROLLING, Mk. KEEPING AN EYE ROM. AT ON U! IT'S MY NEW FORCE OF GRAVITY VEHICLE, AS ITS PRINCI PAL L ALLEY .. 6UR 9F ED N \OU,OIV1tLp' ___________ • . V I .11b — I, 11 / j L 4, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 _____ _______ I -. - - - R .,- ___________________________________ I - - en, G . . I . rei hton C Ab 9 rams Dead At 59 - - - - • ... -- _____ - - -- - Sonsom _'z.—.-----------------___•_•--.------.-___________. - Cents - 43-3 IN THE BORN LOSER ______ 10 . - - Price I . ~7 ) - Re liii. 'lflilt' ') 4 .4! September 5 (' [a - No 12 Wednesday, Year, AL1IA'.i 1U 1) World War II, would have been during recovery from urgica1 forceswerereehng (ruin severe Released from the hospital on the ground nd In the air. rages of criticism but we deArmy ief of Staff Crelghton 60 on Sept. 15. I removal of his cancerous lung" casualties, and President Lyn- he returned to the Pentagon o in an important tactical (ended by Abram as militarily W. Abrams, the general who The Army announced that he on June 6, the Army said. _. don B. Johnson had announced July 25. But Abrams was back nd Justified. 70,00 • took command of U.S. forces in died at 12:35 a.m. EDT at Wal. 4 Secretary of the Army How- he would not run again because at Walter Reed on Aug. 21 wi th to the large and usually unsucThere was the drug crisis A Vietnam at a time of crisis in ter Reed Army Medical Center. ard N1. Callaway issued a state- of divisiveness in the United what was described as a blood 1 1_' ~. I cessful "search and destroy" among American servicemen, Opening lead -K, ' 1968 and oversaw the policy re- Mrs. Abrams and his cI chil- ment saying that "the Army States over his war policies, clot In the leg. -r operations favored by West- a situation that no wartime = 71 X o ol versal that led to American dren, Including two Army offi- and the country have lost one of V When Abrams left, five years . - -, Another clot was found in the -___ 't!~ .g jk ~ moreland, opting instead for Lommander had ever faced. 9.3 i withdrawal, died eir1y today. cer Sons, were at his bedside, the great men / of modern later, American forces had pre- artery of his remaining right The bidding has hetn 3 _______________ ' " '' litre is a rubber bridge hand deployment of smaller, more A native o Springfield, Abrams, who first won fame His denth resulted from times" ceded him lung versatile units in the field, Ma'.s, Abrams was known to North E.aia sc::#.,played at the old Knickerbocker West f~ as a tough tank commander in' -,complications that developed "Don't track up Mom's "Uanny, name one thing Callaway said Abrams It was a different kind of as~_, ~ In the early 1960s, he com. WhiJ 11Ub ' 14 Pi's R.ere were plenty of crises military ammlatzs m 24 an "Ahe" iti it had clean fJoor" that can be done to make 'pointed the way for the Army sigament and certainly the manded federal troops during 34 P for Abrams while he served a. from giv en up whist for contract, his days at West Point, the home safer' in years to mome" toughest ever for the rum racial strife it the Unit ercit) of cmnm md' r ri h Iraduatfd with West'Iht late P. iLil SUII, Ofl of \ hd Burial will be in Arlington pled general whose public repu- Mississippi and in Alabama, Ilk - the all-tune greats, cashed his 4A K Q J 1054 85 + K 2432 Opposition to the war in the moreland in 1936, ranking 216th National Cemetery, the Army tation had been built largely on winning favorable attention What do vou (to now, 0 By Roger Mien t United States rose to a crescen- in a class of 276. FUNNY BUSINESS high diamonds and led a trump. said. Arrangements were in- battlefield heroics. 1thI four spadrs. This secfrom Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kendo that filtered into the ranks of Of medium height and stocky, Charles lchridge, another all- ond v Ill!1! Jump sa~% that your spades complete, lie had been the tank officer nedy and Defense Secretary i his forces, but he always ithas1lghUy stooped walk , the . (WT I ILN:w tomaXOR? L . time great who sat South, won are wif-sufficient. but that you I MMSEDTM Of all the top American offi- who relieved beleaguered Robert S. McNamara. I IT-" defended the performance of ~tgar-chomping Abrams had a WE I 1 the trick, spread his hand and don't have iserN I intich in high AIRPORr G cials in Vietrwm during the American paratroopers at Bas. cwhq Many felt Abrams would his troops. military bearing that some asked, "I make it don't I?" cards. dozen years of that complex togne in the 1944 Battle of the share the fate of his immediate a— There was the revelation of compared to old photos of Gen. flat Folded his cards and said 7 TOD%YS QUFSTIo' war, perhaps none was as rea- Bulge and won Gen. George S. predecessor in Vietnam, the GENERAL ABRAMS the My Lai messacre and the U.S. Grant. Even when his "Yes. you do." But East wanted Delays caused by Sheriff Your partner continue-, it) four /' listic, pragmatic and forthright Patton's accolade as "the best flashy Gen. William C. West,~ k Green Beret spy death case, fatigues were starched, a four-year withdrawal to know why Chaeley didn't notrurnp, You show one ace and John Polk's budget appeal to separately once Polk's budget ? //, # Abrams. Few emerged with tank commander in the Army." moreland. who had become a hebIdsfIvenotrumpWtiat(J()you have to lose a club trick. At the same time, ' Abrams both in 1969. The latter affair reporter once wrote, "they Tallahassee may cause is worked out, Marsee said. their reputations less scarred. Abrarnsbecame chief ofstaff political casualty cf the war. Charicy's claim was perwon commitments for more was said to have particularly don't look starched on him." "I don't have any sea M #0 Seminole county to "shut Is v I r--i , When Abrams assumed com- of the Army on Oct. 16, 1972. ,, !~ !!: 711 Abram, however, lost no military aid to South Vietnam outraged Abrams, who felt the Among acquaintances he was ov. fectly legal since he did not escape route worked out, Ansyser Tomorro% ,j down" for a month while G -) 1.1 I rLlj *j9 no 110. mami of U.S. forces in Vietnam Q, On Stay 28 of this year, the time in effecting new policies I officers involved had not only known for a sharp, often Pirothat would permit and encour. 's cabinet Marsee said. I WISh I did. Reubin Askew on July 3, 1968, there were 543,- Army announced that Abrams that would change the course of take violated orders but age committed fane wit, and also for a love of Saigon's own forces to The two possibilities for 000 decides whether to restore Americans in the country, had entered Walter Reed Army the U.S. commitment. As the peace talks began in up more of the slack on the murder, and ordered them held music. DOONESBURY salary cuts, according to escaping the problerms caused many of them survivors of the ,Medical Center with a "mild by Garry Trudeau __ for trial. The charges later Abranis leaves his widow, battlefield. County Atty. Howard Mariee. by the Oct. 1, legal deadline are Cotiununiit side's devastating form of pneumonia," and three Paris late that year, there came Julia; three sons, Creighton, the Under this new concept, offi. were dropped. However, Marsee said today "I compromise efforts now Tel offensive. South Vietnam's days later disclosed that he had the crucial decision to reverse There was the Cambodian in. John and Robert, and three C" daily called Vietnamization, if the state detays.beyond the u Q1" AS MR f4Q95 PRJACIPAL political system was in chhos in lung cancer. His left lung was the flow of U.S. troops to ,/1 U IrfleRy," L 1970 a,nd the IAGs indaughters, Noel, Jeanne and the role of U.S. , forces was to be vasion in Oct. 1, start of the county s board, and a swift cabinet the countryside, its military removed July //M SW9,m MYOVE A10/5 6. 50. 11c PAW!; AW04" Vietnam, beginning instead the .Z22 N 1971, which drew bar. Elizabeth. logistical and combat support va-gion in ,1t2St a )wicti'r fiscal year, the county can decision on Polk's $441,000 no LIT tZ/ //A5y w.v.,*4Iv/r ,4'v W A7//', z J appeal. MV '4E i,A/hRt, Z IU4T i 60!M5 O ii) /'Q "'.' CAN LVF* 15 IJAEA ANY 5/,h$ ,t1 SS'ince astate s c off' ic.a I has said 4,77.% 7)t'6mr.4L /• CtTIt%5' r a r Fm!5 Awz swwARY. • M A0W Atoffit5WIW i Ar A14.. I" he doubts the cabinet can make F"M r~ ~" N"') 1i __ uie VN l~ • . 21 Slh 111[c . 67th - . be holding the Jack of hearts and three clubs, flat would have t3 discard first and any discard would give Charley the rest of the tricks. Why did CharJ L,Ii 'r Pr, a. &cause ii iat queen of clubs or four heart to the king or queen the squeeze hi' ' West North Fast . ••-•• S'wth s I North ' III _____ - C)1 HI' MOTHOR.,-WHAT IS Koji __ — . County Considers Shutdown Or Tax - :-_ - , ja . __ . - ________ ________ _____ ell-A I I CAMPUS CLATTER with DIMO BURNS ! by Larry Lawis A9OUI THE COLLEGES 1 NO, MR. SHARKEY.,' POLICY OF GRANTING CREDIT TH I S 15 ONE FOR RELEVANT LIFE SUBJECT IN WHICH EXPERIENCE... THE COLLEGE DOES NOT GIVE THAT TYPE OF CREDIT... ~ . I i.NO MATTER NOW • - • , ~ ____ c i I . r iT 4) Z 1 ro DAISY DUMSTEAD JE WANTED if J A —I- - J 1 - '_-3' _______ /. THINK1 A DENT 'J I I/ I 7HAT &jzz NSTALLED /fl OP )_____ - '-Z - 1 ç- . _,~r GLRE,- - RAN A PIZZA \ t i4 I BE-LIEVI= - THE PLACE FAILEDAND HE TOOK L - Q-3 #---- __ .. - d IV _____ _____ - ___________ ______ ________ — 'Vb I I - 9.5 ____. ., V J - ____ ____ ,~I - ._. ~ - __._j I 0 ________ ft ____ - . k / Id . 14% ,)*- .2. 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THAT 0 D066 IT -' 1 COME ON' - ' LETS, ' OF THE UMORFELLA CAPTAIN EASY Customers Don't P ty Advertising - _____________ 9 9 JtL V1AW HER A , , -- ;# I 'hi I 9 - ____ - _____ II II IL, --- --- ------ I- - ) by Marcia Course illillillillilllllll tr A -rilAlls, , IT' LI"l Tn nir - lOU iOT To AUNT AOAii4A F0R1T4,'5 GIFT. tJT I c'r wrr 'jT.' . I' ~.-. V I , , wl,~ ~ - If_v )~ 7 ~~ --__j L~ - , Maatw %mm __ KAN6A - 0 __14) - 4 , /~~.--) 0 % --- .17 - 0 . - V I I ~ 6 -_ - i 1 ' 1j "-•-. by Dick Cavolli rs / ,VETERANS I m Adams'Breeze Sanford Fee/s i - A COUPLE -1. - WINTHROP CHR0TtVHEf;t CADUYABLIG, - - - '.NDEGA'TEN , ) I,.--. — . " N. '. .~- if ~ " ' 1~ ~., - ir~(I.,( 7 ,,,I- _~, ., ,,, I - o / A) ' VVE STAQT ED ~__ / -_ ,_ ____ L ~ - PISCILLA '~, r -d - by Al Verineer _________________ EE".i'3 ONLY" / IT STE '\ Y- . KA 'J TORS . / THAT SNIT S - . -- : ' ANCES MINE 7 I I _____ - PRISCILLA'S POP CAR9ET,_ . t \ .& j I ft I"Nom V1 1 0 DID ItOU KNOW Herald Staff Writer - 11~ 7 fJ _ r , ~ L 1~ -ft-- - By CHRIS NELSON - / I-el I .' '? A(Ic -_ A qE, — - EVER DISCOVERS s k'' I / I PHA $ II N ( 0F .1 P Ap by Hesmdahl & Stoffel e,.I __I(. _ ______ _______ _____ . 11 ers - - II146J IN __________ BUGS BUNNY I '- CRIVPT: 20 ____ ____ zsct ~- I Tke Pmmzi4i r-' ' '-z!.,. __ I .. ax - i;C 4.NTO% LIE - - kov Lee Falk and Sy Barr4y LIFE ... IJWIL 04E OF TR)% PALETS OR KNiV9!5 VffN MY FATHER VIEP 1'— _4111 I - _____________________ __________________ I I '11' _1~ , through the entire county i re Plans fur a 1.5 mill, W,000 Former corrunissioners Ed bureaucracy anti government from older volunteers who Commissioner Mike Hatcounty takeover of the unin- Yarborough and Bob Parker, waste. didn't like the trai.nitag and taway, chaming the Seminole. depends on the compromise. OF corporated area volunteer fire told of the compromise efforts, - Chuluota Fire Chief Marvin Emergency Medical Goldenrod chief MW board o f Po last week said be and Seminole County Corn- departments have met stiff said y would both endorse Van Wormer, president of the Technician requirements of the directors haseodorsed the p mlssioners gave the $13.3 opposition from two sources - the county wide plan if the tax County Firemen's A&wciation, prop osa1. saldKaLw and his led commission rebuttal hopeful compromise could be million k 1974-75 budget its first citizens from Geneva and was levied on Improvements called County Fire asstants had not spent en,ugh Tuesday night. It- _- arrived at,, the sheriff adding he reading Tuesday night, but ran Chuluota who fear they will lose andstructures only--not simply Administrator Gary Kaiser's finte working ~Fith the filed the appeal pilznarlly dePutto headlong into a public relations theirdepartments. and farmers on land, take-over plan a "hot potato," ments to smooth out difAccording to figures i st ~~who balk at high taxes on land I Relaiid Story Pg. I A) and said the board should heed ferences. presented by Hattaway, tax - - ~ forts to work things out fall. :__ 11 buildings The fears of Geneva and the asmDciation's request for a millage for all but two departVihlens4ld h2 felt the salary The board repeated it was Chuluota citizens were not so one-year delay to negotiate ments would actually be Commissioners said they cuts could be whittled down to '' aware of both complaints, and cash) handled, since nilsun. differences with the smaller hav formed a 'speaker'a reduced by' the commission 3I,0OO, boosting Polk a record wa moving to work ot,t a tax dLrstandlngs oer the county's fire departments btu" to vWtdepatxnents In Pfl while the 1ee1 ci servicebudget over the $2 million cornprogr w ea .he b.rder n& r x .' ;ri r tittet1 counterset the Including round the clock on agricultural interests, about HOWARD MARSEE the roth of opposition stirimed largely protection-would be provided. rei prob1m rdingttarsee'sfrl avoid the legal dilemma by reply to Po's appeal, handf IF going to the expense of a sup- delivered to Tallahassee 'V bill Tuesday, the commission's payers. acrosstheboardlopercentpay fl. me passible "shut down" hike to deputies continued the . 1 arises because state law recent trend of granting the :. requires counties to approve police greater hikes than other t.heir budgets and send them to public employes. described fdthy situations inside the centem Tallahassee In time for the In what could be described as a Southern In the past three years, the Herald Staff Writer "This type of thing has got to 9' staccato approach Adams, between interludes of fiscal year. appeal reply reads, Polk's / As with an y political candidate, In a bites of breakfast and smiles at his young wife . Without budget approval, the budget has gone up 29 per cent, The campalp trail can be dusty, dirty, and whirlwind tour of many areas, Adams did not Fran, said he favors reducing auto tag prim, countycannotlegallyspend any 46 per cent, and 41 per cent, mighty weary. It depends on how you walk it; dwell on any one 5UbJeCt. standardizing utility rates, money on anything - unless it compared with Brevard providing relief for Tom Adams. democratic candidate for governor GARY KAISER senior citizens through paramutuel revenue and choses to approve all but Polk's County's per cent, 13 per cent of Florida hits the trail In a casual stride - he =T = ----= more federal grants for construction. budget and spend the money and 14 per cent, likes to wear work boots. "One of the frst thingsI would llketodo is problem that threatens to turn a Adams, who was in Sanford today to dWw audft the fuel bills of utility companies. 7bey planned county-wide fire political strategy, reaffirm political support and district into a four alarm fire. have breakfast, seenu to enjoy the rigors of fin,11 running for public office. ~ Uy The board will give more Um the cost of the fuel is bxreasing and consideration to the budget, and the present administration is jug pattirg Umdr Sitting In a banquet room of the Holiday Ian, I I I • proposal,Adams todaygave brief outlines of his lana to feet and they are not doing a d-gum thing — , I I next Tuesday night. correct problems in state government that he about it," Adarns charged. '17he Publ.ic Servke says has resulted from "sufficient Commis3ion is actually directly responsible, but I As presently worked out, the mismanagement" by the present adthe go% - ~_ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. iAlli - Electric, gas arld board is alming at a 7.03 mill ministration. )_ ~__~_ even raised the questions" Adam said in telephone companies in Florida ill no longer be able to tax levy to fund a $6 I million response to a Sanford man's question ask for higher rates to cocr the cost of advertising to tell general fund, $32 million for Over a plate of grits and eggs the brown-eyed The name Reubin Askew was rarely men)OU how good they are, the PubUc Service Commission roads and bridges, $985,012 for political eteran said he would like to put a cap boned by Adams who generally referred to him says. the sinking fund, $55,823 for the on the high cost of government at the state level. -;+4 -as the governor. or the present • administration. But a PSC spokesman s.iid not to look for 01) decreases Port Authority arid $45,775 for To do this, he said, would require maintaimng Adams, who was secretary of state from 1960 in monthly utility bills because of Tuesday's ruling Seminole Memorial Hospital the present state of expenses for two bears and through 19, said he behees Askew has been Alter stun)lng the issue for more than si )ears, the then establishing priorities 'We need to get rid playing a low-key tune on his campaign bugle, Another $200,000 may be of the dead commission voted unanimously to remove certain ad wood In the upper level of the present but "I think he Is Just beginning to realise he is added to the budget if a comvertising and promotional activities front consideration In pi omise with Sheriff John Polk Revision of the state's approach to crhm is is worked out on his record $1.88 Companies can still spend money on advertising in the "The federal government is looking into the ano ther issue Adams said. "The prob are restricted areas, but the PSC said it would not allow them !4 million budget, now being state's mental institutions, there are too many being caused by one tenth of one per cent of the appealed to Ta a assee to use these costs when figurmg bills for customers sociologists on the payrolls and time has shown population and we ha'e been too lenient with the Commissioners expect 12.8 that their Ideas are not working," he said Removed from consideration in setting a utility's rate ou1d million In fine and forfeiture referring to Sunland centers that he said were Today's Adams breaast was geared toward revenues to help fund the new the subject of scathing reports lie said the in -Advertising thich states a firm's position on a inatter press and important area supporters, with about budget of public controversy stitutions are atrocious human zoos and 1O\1 I) 'i1' an equal number of each -Dues paid to clubs and nonprofessional organizations -Promoting or providing financial aid involving sponsorship of tommlinit) affairs unless specifically CLOU 0Y authorized by the PSC. • -Films and slides for community support. .. , _ . -Promotional practices and advertising in areas where . I ~, , , I"" the quality or availability of service is below acceptable , W __._'§ .c. In .addition, gas; and electric companies would not be T)VIN FALLS, Idaho i Al") -Break the the lounge of the Blue Lakes erupts suddenly at a man %ith tx1tween now and Sunday Ill a Arizona says. . .allo%ed to include the cost of free appliance maintenance Weather DeWls Page 2A The 2DO toilets are in placl, but former cow pasture. Snake." Inn, where he buys the room a art endorsement scheme. The calls, allowances ingvolving appliances furnished free or -_ . the Sky-Cycle has yet to be "We've got a =bet that he For Evel himself, Tuesday - round to resounding applaure. outburst is angry, but brief, ansd below cost and appliance rentals with the monthly charge pointed skyward and the Evel makes it," Frederich says. Launch Day minus 6, was a The tab for the drinks is within moments the party Knievel Museurn Is no more "We've been planning to come round of publicity gimmicks: $431.90, peanuts compared to resume& "This whole week is a Also disallowed for gas and electric companies would be than an unpainted frame in a ever since he said he'd jump the pictures at the canyon at the the millions Knievel has al- party," says one associate. service and merchandising allowances relating to free I Grand Canyon a couple of years edge of town. cocktail lounge ready received for the Sept. 8 As Evel entertains, engineen technical assistance, sales and engineering ago." theatrics and, at one point, an Jump. Just to put more icing on at the launch site tinker with Around gifts, such as prizes to dealers, customers, sWesmen, The Clock ........ It is live days before Evel explosion of anger. the cake, Knievel pauses in the the X-2 Sky-Cycle under the late employes an builders. Bridge .... .............913 The 'he' on everyone's mind Knievel attempts to hurl him. First a fast Jet trip from Butte motel to stage a bet with Riggs afteon sun. At the wire fence recommendation,thecommission staff Calendar ................ 3A noted thedollararnountspentonsuc activities Y' and the curious are gath. stuaLman from Butte, Mont., tennis and golf hustler Bobby niester inaxes it from Las stand young people with beer relatively insignificant the average ratepayer erould Crossword Puzzle --------8B ering. who has maneuvered himself Riggs. Then by helicopter to the Vegas to Thin Falls on a tiny and cameras, some of the ),000 no feel an effect on tht i e said in a n Dear Abby - - • 7B into the deal of his lifetime, $6 38 acre launch site, where motorcycle by 430 p.m. [, people epetted to be on hand De Crane . 6A Richard Frederich, 23, and million-plus to ride a needlethin Knievel examines the launch the tentative time of the jump. by Sunday. hoseer, thL comm on no that certain adhis?! year-old wife, Ja.'i, drove rocket over 1,400 feet of space ramp and declares that In the dimly lit lounge, Knieere an Irritant "It'll be a madhouse by then, Horoscope 7A a day ane a half from Mas,rou- "Good, luck Evel" reads the everyone In the area should vel holls forth at a eircular but it'll be fun," dectarcd Bud ratepayers, Parcarly ose are w Hoapital .. .......... _ A tah, UI, and paid $2 each for s at a gas stt1on. Tape on wear hard-hats. Then by car to table. 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He can MAI'RID - (LENS) The prince cannot rely, as In the erd be immobile and InBy MARY CAMPBELL with Johnny Otis. My mother their own tunes InsL',d of Just Thorough to the last, and con "till the man most Spain- neither change the govermnen General Franco could for 30 effectual. AP Ncwsfeatures Writer cerned to leave everything well watchers are watchtig; his nor assume control of the years, on the automatic support figured she'd go along with it. COPying." Meanwhile Spain's two cxtiec up, Generalissimo Franco dismissal would be a victory for Movement (Spain's only legal of the church. And he alienated tremes MISS Phillips WO bt'rn in She Esther - UtUe E and gct a tutor to travel with me cousins beneath their she traveled with me, too. Galveston. After her iarents even managed to rehearse his the backwoodsmen. are (her she was known as then political organization) while many m'inarchjsts, without political camouflage she liv'd in He'iston departure. We went on the road with separated, gaining the respect of anti. competing for attention, On the was touring around the country, iiad a paper (or four years. I with her father and singing rhythm 'n' blues before Johnny Otis monarchists, by breaking with telL, the outlawed Communts Although his doctors declared . route, de"vering the Houston firmly that he Is recovering there was any rock 'n' roll. his father, Don Juan, and ac- party k distributing Post, to nuike enough money to cepting Franco's terms for a manifesto in which it declares from the phlebitis that took him She's also touring around the the summers with her spend to the hospital on July 9, most royal restoration, that "Franco is already dead country now, singing rhytlun 'n' mother In the Watts section of Spaniards thought the end had Recently Prince Juan politically" and urges the for, blues. Herstylchasn't changed. Los Angeles. Maybe she come. Carlos's relations with his mation of a provisional govern, she says, Just the background wouldn't be In show business father have improved - to the ment representing both left and arrangements have been Yet Ure was little emotion. J'-J muses, if her father today, she annoyance of right.wthgers in right whose task would be to modernized somewhat. She Even the tributes and get-well been around all the time to ' had the Movement and in Franco's preserve order and draw up a currently is messages from those who had a appearing in keep her in school as he wanted family. One consequence of this new constitetion. primarily white clubs, like New lot to lose snur,ded as If they . or if she'd married and never has been the regime's UnPortugal has driven home the York's Bitter End, trying to get rcre compiled from a dictiongone on the road at all. Her siswillingness to r"cognize his lesson that right-wing dic- more of an audience Interested ary of cliches, The average icr, who dressed her up for the seven-year-old son Felipe as his tatorships play eventually into in her and her most middle-class reaction was on recent I. amateur show, works for the political hete. the communists' hands, build. record, "Performan,..,," on the bnesof: "Let's hpe there'll ____________ ______________ Internal Revenue Service. Influential be no general strik? or personalities Ing up their prestige with Kudu, She was young and small, 5 close to General Franco are heavyhanded propaganda that economic upset until we've paid "But we always used to draw feet 1, wh.. she started, so she strongly sympathetic to the presrt Liem as the regime's white kids. I was on the Johnny [or the flat". was ,; called Little Esther. "I Duke of Cadiz, who might con- only serious foes. Most workers struggling with Otis Show, doing one fighters. recorded 'Release Me' in Nash. ceivably fill the gap if Prince the coa.ring cost of hing, find lie had Big Joe Turner and EdOn the right, yule, and I was on the way hack Juan Carlos (his cousin) fails to ___________ General France, his generals the older back. die "Cleanhead" Vinson, and '/jv,,.,. from the airport into Houston. fr'ii'Ø1A woodsmen are still reJoicing satisfy the powers-that-be. I.' and the politicians ver remote, I d been thinking for awhile I 1)espite these h Weajis, over the dismissal of the we'd play dances in the South. of staff, The tute kids had to sit in the didn't want to be called Little is'rtu:it vniius Prince Juan Carlos could at- relatively liberal chief The prime minister, Carlos they got to drinking Genera) Esther any more. We stopped at Diez Alegria. Their balcony. If tract much poblic sympathy, Arias Nararro, continues to they'd want to come down was the star of the show; I'd a gas station. I kept looking at when he finally takes over, if he juniors have resumed their at. beer, balance between moderate and the authorities would stop had the hit records, tacks on the name of It and I said my those bookshops and lives up to the moderateI y conservatives and backwoodsthe dance and we'd have (0 he has expublishing offices hard. The tutor name with it. Estr Ph1llip. that they liberal sentiments "It was very men. One of his ministers, consider to he dangerously leave then, which was a drag. sounded good. I started pressed in private, was along "br the ride, I Utrera Molina, has declared That goes to show that even liberal. USing the name Phillips. For Surveys Indicate that c the couldn't study on a bus. I had to that aperturisajo (the move1949 and '50 everybody wasn't about a year, I used Little per cent or so of urban sle.p on the bus and the next It is important, however, to prejudiced. They wanted to town ment towards a more open t I to go Esther Phillips, and finally .Spaniards who are willing to remember that the wasn't iii any shape communists come down to Join the blacks Of to any dropped the Little. express an opinion, at least might well be the srnaljej- left. the floor at a dance." class for an hour or two, not diverge from the path laid As Miss Phillips travels ________________ three-quarters want a demo. wing party if the democratic ' 'i down by General France. "I've often thought 1(1 had a around, with a five-piece in. Miss Phillips likes all the _______________ cratic future. The trouble, from socialists were allowed to records she has made for Kudu, daughter or son, would I allow Pio Cabanillas, the minister ________________ st.rumental group, they carry . the prince's point of view, Is organize; and that the far right her most recent ones "From them to do that? for information, proclaims I wouldn't two amplifiers for the gui!ar •hat most of these hopeful wouldbeuntmpressivebesjdea "ENERALLSI.IO FRANtO hlmseli an apertuthta, but a Whisper to a Scream," wantthemdoingltnotat that and bass. Nonmusidans aren't (Iemocrats think in terms of democratic conservative or "Alone Again, Naturally" and age. But then, I've always the only ones who find some ministry, against his will, haa July 19 was designated acting close to the regime has F1' which to many right-wingers banaed several British and chief of sate. iz' said to be a minded Even in present conditions "Performance," she has a been exposed to it, it's hard to singersays, "1 live up the street the public that It is still are indistinguishable from the extremists appear to have single out, "Such a Night," a suppress it. You either let them from the Whiskey a Go Go in reporting too frankly on the ward status. His rather expres- revoke his nomination and the prince will be held hack by the general public. "And I Love Him," which Ray slip off and do it. I imagine a moving truck unload. Never Ellis arranged, and "The Coun- that's what I would have done." in life have I seen so many try Side of Esther Phillips," Miss Phillips had her first hit amplifiers as came out of there. which included the single, "Re- reccrd at 15, In 1949, "Double I got so curious I asked how lease Me," both on Atlantic, Crossing Blues." In 1963 she many pieces there were In the She got her start in Los An. recorded "Release me," anoth-' group and they said five. That geles, by winning an amateur er hit, for Lenox Records, a night you could hear them a show at Oths' Barrelbouse Club, company which was sold toAt- block away. TAIPEI, Taiwan 'APi A each of about 10,000 characters, clud about half the at 13. "My sister dressed me up Ian tic. _________________________ characters ter in a box begins with the 15 characters in the group he to look older, Chinese-American computer and the number can be tele- in frequent use, She and a girlIn 1965 she recorded "And 1 same sound to make them eas- wants, and that character then expert has developed what he graphed and then decoded on FINEST friend needed money to go out. I Love Him." She says, "I think Yeh's system, however, take icr to locate, appears on a television SCI(fl says is the first workable corn- the receiving end. But the en- 9,600 characters and in Sales and Parts won $10 and they gave me $1 the Beatlesopentyla lot of doors ) stores The operator then pres.ses his above the keyboard. puter-based system of Chinese coding and decoding -n be a them in a computer memory. finger onto and and the most modern took me back home. They the group's position (or blacks. They sent for me Once the language transmission, service facility is corn- cleaned my face up so my do a special in Londoi with slow process, and a mistake in To write a message, an oper- on the sheet, closing a pressure- Posed, it can message be Chan H. Yeh, 38, of Sunny- one digit can change the entire ator first locates in Florida edited, stored, mother wouldn't know and they them because they said my on a keyboard sensitive switch much like printed or transmitted vale, Calif., claims his system, meaning of the message, Wjt all via tonk $9 and left. MON.. SAT in front of him the 15-character those used to select floors in the computer. 'ieh claims version of that song w ti a on which he has 33 patents A.M..8 P:M. "L' disastrous results, mother found out and best they'd heard. But that's not group containing the first char- many elevators. Pressing but- typing speed of 60 characters she"My wasn't as mad make long-distance commuThere are also Chinese Telex acter he wants 'se. as I thought all I mean. Some white kids tons numbered from i to is on per minute 1CTIO1 nication in Chinese or any other machines, but they are cumequal to about 70 she'd be. I started singing with were hearing black records and Groups are organized in another section of the keyboard words per minute in English 2913 Orlando Drive ideographic language as fast as bersorne to operate and only in- small boxes, and each charac- tells the computer amateur shows and around copying them note for note and Sanford which of the is possible. or faster than communication bands an playing hookey from selling more records ti-an Phone: Orlando $31-iUo in languages that spell their school, untU finally I recorded original. The Beatles wrote Sanford 323.4 100 words, 1' HehasaireadysoWNa. tionalist Chinese government on his idea, and is currently in Taiwan delivering the first complete system and training AMSTERDAM (A?) Auto- perimentally last year and the trouble.free. Most offenders times empty out mysteriously operators in its use, mation has (ui-ned the Amster- detection rate writ up to 4.8 per simply pay up the automatic $2 fro'ri one stop to the next when a Over 2i) per cent of the dam streetcar conductor, once cent. They work in teams of six fine, which is extracted on the controller steps aboard, world's people speak Chinese, renowned for his folksy humor, flashing a badge when spot. One Amsterdammer tells of more than twice the number into a plainclothes enforcement challenged and go through a an early-morning confrontation that speak the second major agent who stalks nonpaylng rid- crowded tram much more The control system also traps between a controller and a local language, English. ers or the city's transit system. .,uickly. a large number of foreign vis. citizen who had spent a night on Despite this numerical supeThe conductors went out in itors, who get confused by auto- the town, The rider, a gleam in rioritv, however, rapid written 1969 to be replaced on the capi. City transit spokesman Jan mated ticketing despite con- his rather bloodshot eye, - NIXON: - To have - served in thk ,.. .. , personal sense of kinship with each and i ••. : '-" 1 I every American. It would be easy at point to nit-pick. to ask whyhed1dn'tgoally and admit or explain how or why he got involved in the Watergate mess in first place. But as one human being to another we can understand any man's reluctance to voluntarily hold his feet to the fire before a national television audience. That would be too much for any man imperfect creatu, that wc are-(0 expect of a fellow human being, . Still, he successfully resisted his instinct instinct that has been both his greatest strength and, finally, his undoing as a political figure to lash out at those who disagree with his policies or philosophy, That, to us, was the most - - '. ,,' ', ' '- - - - ' ______ ______ - The former President was somewhat less than candid in his 'farewell address'. There was little indication, for instance, that even at this late date he is willing to face up to his personal responsibility for Watergate i.nd related events, office is to have felt a very impressive thing about Mr. Nixon's 'farewell address'. It Isn't easy (or any man and most particularly a man who has supped with the gods, so to speak walk away from power, Power, after all, is what politics is all about, We have been in the forefront of those demanding that Mr. Nixon be impeached or resign. He has i esigned and although w remain outraged by his conduct in that office we are not vindictive. We have no desire to see the man suffer further public hwniliatjon, He has, we think, 'paid his dues' and the spectre of a former President being hauled before the courts is not one that would bring pleasure to those of us who disagreed with the man's political philosophy. On the contrary, we would prefer to have Mr. Nixon become a 'nonperson' in the political sense There are a gre.it many serious problemc this country must grapple with and, hopefully, solve the coming months problems that must be solved If the nation is to survive, These are problems that lend themselves to serious consideration and debate without the lingerin' - ______ _ _____________ preoccupatIon with Watergate We will now hear a lot of talk about a (honeymoon) between the Congress and President Gerry Ford. We think such talk is nonsense and dangerous, TIme problems facing this nation must bc faced up to, debated and resolved Prcsdent Gerry Ford Is a,'m able and conjistent spokesman for a particular point of view, His views are not shared by most Democrats., Thus a frontation is not only inevitable but necessary, But the confrontation will, we hope, be on the merits of the programs rather Ii'.an on personalities and, as the administration attempted to label the break-in of Watergate originally, 'twobit brcak.ins.' We are not calling for a period of tranquility, Indeed we are calling for a return to hcaltI:v, robust political debate on Issues. We have, because of Mr. Nixon's performance in office, been for too long distracted from the busines,, of governnt, Our hope now is that President Gerald Ford will attack the problems (acing this country and that thos.e who disagree with his programs will present alternative solutions, Arid that these differing iew points will be Judged on their merits and not on the basis of 'friends and enemies.' Civilized debate is, after all, the foundation of ow form of government, We wish President Ford well. We do not offer President Ford or.. any President our unquestionin rdlegiance We intend to Judge him n Performance and s; suspect that's the wie President Ford would war' it. FORD:' I pledge to you tonight as I will pledge to you .a rT__..cin.w - tomorrow and In the .. 4 ....'._-'• 1- _,_- -• -- __• ,.- .4'' -- future, my best efforts In cooperation, leadership and dedication. ___ ___ _____ I - - HI,LIUI f'--k.: * ......... - . ; i .-. LI -- ____ 66th Year, No. 301-Friday, August 9 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___________ ''': --' ________ _____ ______ -. - - ' Ford Chinese Computer Invented WASHINGToN (A?) Gerald H. Ford became America's 3th President at high noon today, a plain man vaulted to the pinnacle of power by the scandals that shattered Richard M. Nixon's government, Automatically, under terms of the Constitution, Ford ascended to the nation's highest office at the effective how' of Nixon's resi:nation, Ford is the first President never to face national election, succeeding the first pres.tdesu ever to quit voluntarily. As the transition of power was formally ratified at solemn - r - - .4 .%J_u_Ln_n_rLrLJ-Lr,J-u -_J-u -,J-u -,_r Honesfy Fails In Amsterdam gt' swearing-tn ceremonies in the Oval Office, NL,n was in the presidential jet high above the heartland of Arcrica, heading home (or California, a private citizen once more. He had taken tearful leave of the White House two hour,, earlier, telling the men and women who served him that only a man in the deepest valley can know "how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain" Before walking Into the office that now is his, Ford declared himself ready "to start to build." To a troubled nation weary of - Watergate, Ford pledged Thursday night "my best efforts in cooperation, leadership and dedication in what's good for America and good foe- the world," and expectation to start to build on the other," A few hours later, beneath the gllttering chandeliers of the White House East Room, Nixon bade a tearful farewell to his staff and Cabinet, His voIce breaking with emotion, his eyes glistening with tears, Nixon said "sure, we've done some things wrong in this administration and he top man always takes the respongt. bilIty," but "no man or no wommjn ever profited" f.om the public till. 'Mistakes yes, but personal gain, never," he declared, Then, after stepping from his suburban doorway In a bathrobe to pickup a morning newspaper with a bold black headdine, "NIxon Resigns," Ford fixed his own breakfast and headed for the Executive Office Building. He told reporters he feels "a terrible responsibility the feeling of sadness on one hand ... not one single man or woman," Ford was not present, but he was to walk with Nixon to a helicopte, waidng on the lawn to take the '7th president 'rom the White Houz to private life. A simple ceremony in the White House Oval Office was arranged to swear in Ford, the House Republican leader when named by Nixon last October 12 to succeed Spiro T. Agnew, who resigned as vice president and was convicted of tax evasion In a bribery and kickback scandal. Ford's wife, three sons and one daughter, his embryonic of- i 1S ficial family and r. few close friends were to join a national television audience in watching the formal transition of presidentlal power. But Nixon waz not. He planned to leave the White House before the ceremony, heading home to California, his 28 years of public service ended by pubiic and political pm-essure, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger was sun'mone 'føq,. from Europe to adxninistet'ta Ford the oath of office Nixon was acctiscd'of violating: "I do solemnly swear that I Nixon [ - - will faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." The midterm in.augur,gtion was the climax (0an eventfilled week In which the pressure on Ntzoh to resign, and the rumors. that he would do so, built steadily. Nn spoke on naliona..' talevtr and u'o rot.. Cs%al Office, surrounded 1 by th trappings of the presidency he was surrendering aftes 2,027 Business - I 11 .1 - eaves - communication over tong dis- tal's 0 trains by automatic Freeke said problems started spicuously posted signs in Eng- stepped aboard a streetcar with Lances in the language has al- ticket vendors and tiight yet, right after introduction of the lish, Frenc:i and German. a smile on his face and a bag of ways been hampered by one low punching machines, 1. automatic system. "It's funny M'3 ifl his band. "About 30 per cent of nonpay. major problem p ssengers on a train don't Chinese new system depended heavily the inspector as someone ing rideri are tourists," Freeke words aren't spelled, they are on the honesty of the city's "May I see your ticket?" "The drawn; and as there are almost commuters. Sadly, they flunked who hunts down people without said. controllers asked the controller. "I don't 10,000 of them in common use the test, tickets. It's an accepted method recognize their confusion and have one," replied the citizen. there is no way to fit all of them City transit officials estimate of control. But It was different often allow them to avoid the "i sent me last cent I had on fine by buying a regular ticket. this bag of cherries." onto the typewriter keys on that Amsterdam los" two mil. with But then there are wily which long-distance written lion Guilders (about $770,000) Then the citizen had an idea, corn in u n i c a t ion Another problem, said Amsterdamjners who carry a ha ye annually in unpaid fares. F recke, waz that people missed 10 Mark bill and claim to be " IS the fare in cherries?" lepeni1ed in the past. First, the problem as tack- th wisecracking conductors he asked. Tne Iwo men eyed of Germans If they are caught." Up to now, two major ways led by uniformed inspectors old, who buttered up the old each other, both breaking slowtia,t existed of getting around who worked in pairs and UflC3',.' Despite the diminished cor- ly Into grins. The controller folks and flirted with u girls. this, each with its own draw- ered slightly under3 per cent of diality of the new ticketing scratched his chin. "That will back. all passengers checked as Freeke said these problems scheme, Anisterdam streetcars be six cherries, sir," he anThe Chnese eable code a.;- "black riders." Plainclothes have been overcome and the arc still good for an occasional swered, and, collecting the signs a fourdigit number to men were introduced ex- control system is now virtually laugh. Crowded trains some- fare, continued his rounds. ' KNITS 60" Wide, The Herald Western oilmen claim there Is Petroleum and Gulf Oil, have little chance of the Shah chang. agreed to take 700,000 barrels of TEHERAN (t,ENS) The tog his mind, but in Teheran he oil a day between them at a Shah of Iran now appears to is now privately known to be prIce 2 per cent higher than the have captured the leading role Wavering on prices as he rate for buyback oil. The cornon crude oil prices. If he should becomes increasingly aware of panies say they did so in the decide to support the sii their damaging effect on the hope of maintaining KuwafU Arabians and the Americans In world's economy, as well as of production. Kuwait is offering a ettin 1oer pricet, tIie teroirgsurpljof01 dsejf, further 525,000 barrels a day at prices are certain to drop. The Shah might reckon that the same high priceand expects By raising production ti'e by making further loans and in. to sell only about half, mostly to Saudis could drive prices clown vestments in the West he can Japanese buyers. all y thernselvey, but King help the world to avoid a recesThe rest of it will stay in the Fajsal is said to have told sion and, with luck, get his ground, which will suit the S'retar of State henry money bai. k uffle day, iUiili members of the Kuwait Kissinger that he will not although maybe in devalued National Assembly who believe continue to pre.s.s for lower currency, that oil is a better investment prices unless at least But., alternatively, it may than any other asset. member of tue Organization of now have become as clear to A production cutback in Petroleum Exporting countries turn as it is to everyt)ocy else (OPEC) that while France, Italy, Jap&n Kuwait would eat into the pre. l oilmen ban is the natural place (or and now Australia are leading say it could start upward petsthe .'uiericans to look for sup. the struggle to close their iures on prices when winter deport. 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ERIC RAYNAU) esm with a walt-and-see attitude WALTER COOK GEORGE SWANWEDEL SUE MCDERM(YrF towards the economic policies R.F SWEAT that the Ford administration will adopt. James H. Needham, president of the New York Stock Exchange, said, "The rapport that Vice President Ford has with the Congress bodes well for the 3 economy." 1 Y JEAN PATrESON "I don't think he is guilty, but ecanomy," Cook Predicting some improve. warned. "But Herald Staff Writer "I think it was the right thing because the entire Country has it's been causing so much I suppose 'Everyone was turning ment in the stock market and I'a happy in a sense Nixon resigned and I was glad been marking time for trou3le it's best he step down," Nixon resigned. It'll give us a to too long against him and no one could the outlook (or investments was see it happen. But I think we waiting for the Watergate affair get on with things as usual, Hendrick Houtthaaker, a forfore from hundreds of political Seminole ° Countians in. Hills, Longwclod. mner member of the presidentIal platforms, Several persons, although for our new president," said terviewed today said they "It', going to let Congress get the Walter Cook And at precIsely 10 a.m. EDT, believe it is for the best that White House," the who of Altamonte they had nothing against Eric Raynald of Winter back to work and relieve comment of RE, was Sweat Springs was concerned is now teaching economics of the President the helicopter rose into the Richard Nixon has resigned affect Ford, were not happy Springs. on the nation's economy, pressure on the whole country," I4ongwool. ' at Harvard College. with the process. that led him to misty Washington morning. His from the presidency. Many persons felt it was best said Jim Graziano of However, "It'll be a shock on the the preaidenc)'. Houtthaaker said . Cabinet and several hundred "I feel badly about it and I'm that Nixon had resigned Longwood, was sorry to see it happen, Interest rates probably would administration aides heard his sorry it had to come to this. It's but it's for the best. Now things not I affected "A lot de. East Room farewell, and saw sad for the man and sad for the can come round and get back to pends on what President Fort.1 him go, country, but I don't think he had normal," said Ste McDermott says about economic policy any choice,'' commented of Airport Boulevard, Sanford. after he is inaugurated." His successor, Gerald Marilou Kleinknight of There are persons who Fordatched the takeoff. Altamonte Springs, remain staunch Nixon supNixon Llld the nation PARTLY CLOUDY Henry Barnwell of Sumporters even after the bitter Thursday night his resigning mnerset Estates, Casselberry, I. end, however. was act personally abhorrent aiso feeling bad about "It's too bad. I would like i the because "I am not a quitter," resignation. 'lie dd a lot of t'e more proof that he but a dt'cisløü marmdak'J by the good while he was in office, but guilty," declared George national interest, base the time had come for Swanwedel of Lake Triplen him WASHINGTON (API Gerald R. Ford enters the White Nixon acknowledged his On foreign policy: "President Nixon has innovated and Weather Details Page 3A. a casualty step down," said Barnwell, tirive, Ca.sselberry, house favoring revenue-sharing, a high level of military of support was gone, carried forward a bold and ourageous "I don't think an inforeign policy that of scandal. spending, national health insurance and Nixcun.style foreign Glen Ford of Casselbex-ry was history wiL1 credit In due perspective,' 4) peachment trial would have policy. convinced the entire affair was World trade: "One great responsIbIlity Is the need to seek a brought about by Democrats carry through to the finish glad he resigned; things will go amnesty for draft evaders. whatever the personal agony It smoother this way," was the assure a fair chance In the world's markets.... Trade Is lie says inflation is world public enemy No. 1, a threat to scheming for a long time to get Around The Clock essential to consolidate the great strides that we have made 4A would have involved and my opinion of Deana Brown who peace and order as well as the pocketbook, Nixon out of office, in the last five years toward a new world partnership," (July Bridge 58 family unanimously urged me li,es in the cotnty south of These are clues to the man's political beliefs drawn from "Now they've got what they Calendar.............3A 6) to do so," he said, "But the in. Sanford. his recent public statements, Most of them were made as wanted a resignation," said Comics ..............SB Isolationism: "There has been a tendency of our people (crest of the natinn must always tO "i wanted to see him fight it Richard M. Nixon's spokesman, but they are no dIff'.rent "ord. "I thinl; it's a real Crossword Puzzle. turn inward (but)! cannot imagine that we will withdraw come before any personal out to the end, but the way he , 48 from the philosophy he expressed In 25 years. in the house of tragedy. I wantej him to stick it Dear Abby from the world." July 1) censideration." put things in his resignation !lzprcsentat1ves. out. He did certain things Dr. Crane Military spending: "There are forces in Congress that 88 The farewell address to the speech I see resignation Is Ford favors optimism andeompromise, He became minor. wrong, but no more. than other Dr. Lamb ........... want to gut it, cut it, reduce it at the wrong nation, 16 minutes lung, Was do. right thing for him to do," said 88 time." (June ) It)' leader In the House, where g1ve'and.pj Is a way of life. presidents, If there'd been a Unroscope ............... void of bitterness or i'ecrimina. Bret Smith of Waverly Drive, 6A Economic controls: 'i'emporariJy, they were helpful, but here Is a z.amplcr of his statements since he was picked to two-thirds majority of Ikccpital (ions. they proved, is they have in the be vice president last (ktober: past, to be no lcing-ran Altamonte Springs. Republicans in Congress, Nixon Obituaries wlution. lApril 3A would still be president today.' Tekvisun ......................6:30. 7:15 AdultClass .... .d - k" '1 Put A Shah In Your Tank Capital WA.SUINGToJN (A?) A tearful Richard M. Nixon played out the final acts of a devastatcd presidency today, bidding sorrowful farewell to his Cabinet and aides, telling them that only a man in deepest valley can'know "how magnificent it is to be on highest mountain." Then Nixon and his wife trOd a red carpet from the White House to a helicopter waiting on the lawn pad and began their Journey to the California home that is the Western White Iioue no more, One last time, as he stepped into the helicopter, the resigntog President waved the two-handed V-for-victory sign he - - - 1 - - T'- • - :- -------•_--_ -_-__ -_ -' --_ - ', . - '-' -_ -- _________ _______ �2L!Y!!ifl9 Herald . _____ Friday, August 9, 1S'74 POLICE 12 Crises Of Richard M. Nixon FIRST CRISIS: The HjssCJa Fall, 1948 "Sec.t Nixon Fund: Set foan 18-day tour of eight Latin " I knew that now was the going to be missing ... You En-tat hammered out an 18,00 refused a omprom'se on the overzealous aides and an exag. Rich Men's Trust Fund Keeps American countries, time to strike backs" Nixon won't have Nixofl to kick word communique which tapes. g11ting press, or whether he is Nixon in Style Far Beyond His The first crisis of the tour wrote. "Otherwise I would arowxl any more ... (The press agreed that neither country n obsessively ambitious man While Nixon 's popularity Sjlary." p, when Nixon leave the impression ... that I, has)a right and a responsibility would seek hegemony In Asia plwng who has committed crimes. J to a new low of 27 learned that hostile demon- the second highest official of the if they're against a candidate, and paved the The the way for a series per cent, a for impeachment Sentiment disbelieving nation LUe, demanding that Eisen- strators were planning to United States, and the govern- to give him the shaft, but also of trade agreements between shook its head build slowly during hower jettison Nixon from his disrupt his appearance at at White house seemed to , San ment I represented were recognize that If they give him China and the U.S. the early months of 1974, but claims th at key tapes had be ticket. Th' fund became a nadealing with Khrushchev from the shaft, put one lonely Sen. Edward Kennedy, called lost or never existed In the first with the convening of the House tional issue. Editorials called a position of weakness I had reporter on the campaign who the communique "one of the place. Judiciary Committee to hear for Nixon's replacement. to be firm without being will report what the candidate most progressive documents" Y Against background of in. evidence on the impeachment Nixon's advisers decided that belligerent, a most difficult says now and then." In the history of MmrIcan dictments and convictions of issue, history began to achis oidy option was to go n posture to preserve." diplomacy, and hailed "the former cabine t members and celerate. tele vision and plead his case to 1 Nixon later recalled the mo- EIGHTH bridge that has now been built high White house aiues After deciding to allow the the nation. and e ment not only as "one to "Peking." CRISIS: > Pr esidert's lawyer, James St. af:, An hour before Nixon a welter of denials, ' major personal crises ormy li fe Tlree months later, Nixon changes scheduled to go on the air, of stories and con flict- (lair, to participate in the unCambodia -. lxii Ps a case study oi the met Soviet Premier Aleksei ing testimony, Nixon finally peachment proceedings, the received a call from ThOflIS Kent crisis of world communism. in Kosygin and Communist Party foun d himself the subject of Committee amassed 13,000 S Deiev, one of the (;O 1'.s the Person of Nikita lurushSecretary May, 1970 Leonid Brezhnev In preliminary impeachment pro- pages of evidence on a range of University ma elder statesmen, telling him chev, 'communist After his election to Congress that Man' at his Moscow for a spectacular sum- ceedings in the House of subjects including: e Eisnhower's advisers had D spite the warning, Nixon best., I had seen communism In front Cahfornia in 1946, Richard concluded that Nixon should w w mit meeting, heralding an era Representatives, decided to visit San Marcos on a intelligence gathering and Nixon gained V. detente between the U.S.R.R. last-minute impulse. national announce his resignation at the the misitse of the CIA. the FBI The biggest crisis seemed yet -prominence as a mem be r of the end and th e U.S. As his car approa and Secret Service; thi: to come, ched of his telecast. SIXTH House Un-American Affairs On May 26, Nixon and campus gates, It was met by "What should I tell (the adthe illegal activities of Committee investigating the vistrs you are going to do?" Brezhnev signed a historic about z000 students shoutin g CRISIS: White House "plumbers" to infiltration of Communists into tee, . arms limi ta tion treaty, limi ting "Nixon go home." Nixon got out suppress news leaks and pro. isked. 1960 _____ the U.S. government. the proliferation of antiballistic w of thecarand advanced toward "Just tell their, cure defamatory information I kno On Aug. 1948, '\ httLike-r missile launchers t?e crmd, inviting the ho!tih mt'thu about Ellsberg; Chauiibers, setuur editor o: Nixon replied, slamnuj down mob to discuss its grlevance. For Richard Nixon, the misuse of the Internal Time , who had been a the receiver. spring of W72 was a period of with him. Just as the crowd Revenue Ser vi ce, Including an cornmu.'dst in the 1930s, told the exhilarating success. to quiet, several in the attempt to politicize the hitS A 1w minutes later, he W . committee that Alger Hiss, a delivered an impassioned es this mean that the man rear began throwing eggs. and exploit its private files for Nixon's eighth crisis - an who spent so much of his polit. former bright star In the State speech baring oranges and bottles. I political purposes; all his intense wave of violence and ical life fighting communism Depart Department, had been active in finances Nixon retreated to his car, and revealing that the -accepting illegal corporate polarization that swept the suddenly lost all suspicions underground organizations only political gift he had ever yelling at the crowd In campaign contributions, In. country was precipitatei by about the international con. promoting communist in- accepted Spanish," Vou are cowards, cluding one from ITT, In exwas Checkers, a his decision on April ZI, 1970, to spiratorlal communist threat' filtration into various govern. cocker You are afraid of the tru th !" change for favorable White spaniel which had been send American soldiers to nieM agencies, M.I.T. historian Bruce Nixon proceeded on the tour, given to his daughters. House policies: search out and destroy cornMai lish suggests not. But he Two days later, Hiss took the that the trouble had Nixon concluded his plea by Uthik.ing accepti ng a contri bution No Richard stand. His cr Nixon's sixth crisis munist sanctuaries inside adds, "The for basic context peaked ede:itjals were liii- inviting the audience to wire its in Lima. He was wro.ig. from a milk producers' group In the intensely fought presi- Cambodia. peccable. From a law clerk Nixon's foreign policy is his When his plane tor verdict to the to uched down at dentlal cam exchange for rais ing the ceiling Republican pa ign of 1960- was Supreme Court Justice While more than 50,000 dedication to peace." As Nixon e Caracas airpct, he aw more than a Oliver National Committee. on milk pr ices; Theth single challenge troops, half of them Wendell Holmes, Hiss had risen public American, told Walter Cronkite back in hundreds of angry Venezuelans response claiming an income tax over imfronted and conquered. it poured into Cambodia :n eight 1960, "the, major role (Of a througti i series of ga%-ernment %v. lie = .•j -k....i _ ringing The airport. The official was 1111 ingly supported hiin. deduction of more than $570,0() E1 a series oi decisions and separate thrusts, violent shockPosts to the State Department senhower called is to contribute greeting speeches had to be crises. Yet, in Nixon's view, it waves Nmop's eic-venth crisis was -for vice-presidential papers him "a where he helped develop U.S. reverberated throughout toward building world pea ce," t he one which involv cancelled. Nixon, h.i wife and was only a handful courageous warrior." ed him the followin g a cut-off date after of events the country. Mili ta rily, the an over Polity toward the new United ridi ng concern th e rest of the According party were arid d which least. But it to was also the one which such deductions were ecisions that caused his operation seemed to be suc- Nixon Nixon Nations, attributed to the Quaker which would have attracted ruled illegal; hustled into waiting cars, and defeat. biographer Earl Mazo, "(Nix. cessful. By the end of the first values of his mother and While most HUAC members o"i's) Success sent the Repub. motorcade set out for the center lasting national attention as the improperly using governThe Kennedy-Nixon cain- week, the allies had captured grandmo were prone 'o accept H iss' li ther. ca n cam pa ign soar ing, es. of Caracas. hi g he st scandal In American ment funds to em be llish th e paign introduced televised de- tons of rice, weapons and claim that he had never been a lishing him as the When Nixon called his visit to history had it not been for the President's private properties b est Inside the city limits, the bates into presidential cam- ammunition, as communist China " communist, Nixon was struck known, the week that changed cla mor surrounding Watergate. in San Clemente and Key Hismotorcade was stall ed by a palgns. largest rowddrawing troops dispersed into hills and the world," he surely must have barr1"ade of trucks and buses by the tact that Hiss nev€r vice-presidential candidate in cayne; While most commentators Jungles. flatly denied knowing Cham- histor-" viewed the crisis as one of the across the road. As the felt Nixon held his own over The fall of Spiro Agnew, like directing an effort to conthe hers but only "any man Despite Nixon's assurance to "mountain top" moments motorcade halted, a crowd of four debates, it of his his rise, was meteoric, Con of a ceal the White House pollee was the first one the country that the Cam bodian entire life. nameofWhjttajier Chambers" THIRD 200 people conver ged on the - with an audience of80million Greek Immigrant, he wasoperations and to coverup th e action was "not an Invasion" cars throwing rocks, shouting viewers CRISIS: elected Baltimore County exoperation of the "plumbers." that seemed the and that he was not seeking to tetheoposWonofm TENTH obscenities and spitthig on the ecutive and then governor of On July 19, after the presenturning point. On camera, widen the war, domestic Ike's committee members, and most car windows. Maryland. Nixon White tatlm Next step: the of CRISIS: evidence, the Cornappeared haggard and reaction was swift and violent. of the press and public, The caravan ran into several drawn, an appearance whi Heart Attack House as Richard Nixon's twomittee's majority coui'sel, John ch despite bitter denunciations by Campuses across the nation Wat'i'gate such ambushes while frenzied apparently alienated many term 'lice President. I)oar, with the concurrence of President Truman, Nixon dennstrators tried to smash voters. Nixon, hunaclf, con- erupt ed in turbulence. On May 1973 Extremely popular with minority counsel Albert Jenner, 4, a persisted In ri cking away at confrontation between 100 November, 1955 the shatter-proof car windows eluded later that he had many segments of the public, urged the members to spent National Guardsmen and Hiss' story. Eventually, at, with rocks and lead pipes. too much time Agnew became known as the recommend a Senate trial on substance and of Nixon's around 600 students at Kent Nixon cut short his Venezuela not enough on appearance administration's toughest "law President Nixon on one or more between blLcs t and C1iimbers , not State University ended In the visit the next day and returned, realizing that 'k and order" man, of live central charges. one bad make-tip dea th of four young people was arranged in a New York via Puerto Rico, to Washington, could influence millions of is pr ominence as a likely The broad ar ticles of tinhotel room be fore a number of when the guardsmen lired a ..t i where he received a hero's Volt's, Nixon successor for the 1976 peachnwnt alleged that Nixon: volley into a HUAC members. Hiss fJ])' group of the anti. welcome, with President Republican He also felt presidential obstructed J us tice in the that a post-con. war demonstrators, 'admitted knowing Chambers . Eisenhower leading the airport rention (ongressional se nom in ation was Watergate and related scanbuttress ed T by ion ss Th e Kent State tragedy, but under the name of "George • reception, the absence of any connection dais; had been engineered by Senate following by three days Crosley." Nixon's Later, Nixon wrote that the Majority Leader Lyndon be tween himself and the abused the po wer of the From that point on, Hiss public castigation of student Caracas Incident so enraged Johnson to tie Watergate sc an dals which Presidency in dealing wi th him to Washing- protesters as "bums," shocked began to lose rredibility. lie . him that he experienced "an ton while Kennedy rocked the was House and the govemmnenl agencies; free to was eventually Convicted on the nation. More than 400 almost uncontrollable urge to travel around the country. GOP. comrnittid contempt of two counts of perjury and colleges and universities tear the face In front of me to While Nixon has denied His downfall began quietly in Congress by hi. failure to pro. it, q-ved 44 months in a federal suzpended classes in the first pieces," it be with the break-in of 1972 ihen George Beau, U.S. duce there seems little doubt that stq.poenaed records and he general student strike in the Democratic Party head. On a Saturday in September, Attorney for Maryland, began tapes; was hurt both personally and America's history. On May 9, quar 1955, America was stunned by ters and, as scandal to investigate rumors of kickpolitically by Eisenhower's an wi failed to perform his concrowd of ioo,000 the news that President demafter scandal unraveled, it backs from private contractors sUtutiop duty to minimal 'take care port for his Cain- onstrators flocked to Washing- came to Include corporate conEIsenhower had suffered a to government officials, paign. At one point, when le- ton to that the laws of the land be pr otest the President's tri heart attack in his sleep while bu tio ns, laundered money, Throughout the investiga- faithfully executed;" porters asked Eisenhower what action, th e notorious "Huston Plan" for lions, punctuated by se visiting his mother-in-law in Speech major Policy ideas Nixon had veral denigrated the Presidency In the midst of the tiii'Denver. contributed to his adminis- bulence, Nixon, himself, made sa White Hovse-'directed illegal well-publicized news leaks, through underpayment of July, 1959 ecret police cperation, the Nixon maintained a virtual For 48 hours, suspense Federal income taxes and the tratlon,herepujed: "Uyougive a predawn yjsiton May 9tothe revelation that gripped the country. On me a week I might think of Lincoln Nixon had silence about the case, except to use of public funds to Improve Memorial where he secretly recorded all his White blast the media for Monday the stock market reporting private property. one," a remark Nixon later engaged some anti-war sto- hJce conversations and a host leaked $12 billion, second only to U information. excused as a clumsy attempt at dents in a debate, As the committee prepared to of other alleged improprieties "Black Friday" crash of 1929 sarcasm. Agnew, fending for himself, vote According to on the various articles, the some of the stu- and illegaliti es. Then Maj. Gen. Howard told a gr ou p of Republican Supreme Court handed down a dents he met, "he looked tired "Crisis can indeed be an women as late as 11 Snyder, the White House days before unanimous decision ordering It and depressed;" "his hands agony. But It is the exquisite his conviction, "I Physician, diagnosed the will not resign Nixon to turn over records and -attack as "moderate," and were in his pockets; he didn't agony which a man might not If indicted," His promise tapes of 64 conversations which look anyone in the The Last eyes; he want to experience again yet brought them cheering, to their he announced that the president . had refused to surrender to looked scared and nervous like would not for the world have feet, was recovering sat isfactori ly. ------Press Special Prosecutor Leon he was in a fog." m issed... Butana ti on that lives For Vie President Nixon, as When all else failed, Agnew Jaworski. The President Bruce Maz.lish, author of "In from crisis to crisis is well as the rest of the nation, In danger entered the The fifth of what Nixon calls Baltimore Federal promised to comply with the Search of Nixon," speculates of straining November,1962 Ike's coronary was a major his "Six Crises" occurred in Its spirit and Court on Oct. 10 and pleaded no ruling. that "the months of April crisis. tearing its soul ... and in today's contest to a minor count July, 1959 during a visit to of tax May 1970 imposed th The first set of tapes turned e greatest world, there are lhnits Nixon records that after Soviet Union. The on the evasion. While prosecutors over to the soecial prosecu to r m ng orni During a white-hot week in bein g informed by telepho strain on Nixon's psyche since extent to which we or any other claimed ne of Jter he arrived In Moscow, they had evidence of revealed . 1962. It 13 a tribu te to hi that Preside nt Nixon 1952, Richard Nixon found him. the attack: "It was like a nation can afford ... crisis more than 50 instances of great Nixon met with Soviet Premier 11 brib- had Indeed known 'strength of character' and his po litics at home." self engulfed in his second physical weight holdin known of the cry, g me Nikita kickbacks and related Watergate Khrusbchev in the . crisis, one which came within a down in the dogged perseverance that he and had In chair... Every Kremlin. Richard Nixon wrote those crimes invo!ving Agnew, At. Fact hair's breadth of ending his word, every action of mine participated in Its creation. suffered merely a depression words three years before the torney General Following preliminary Elliot and not a br eakdown ..." rxlitical career, What remaining support the would be more Important now ceremonies, torturous, slow-motion explo- Richardson asked the court Khrushchev for President had retained In the Senator Nixon had been than anything I had ssI abruptly ordered all reporters sion of events, collectively leniency. Agnew was fined Congress NINTH nominated as Gen. Eiserthow. before..." immediately called "Watergate," began to $10,000 and put and photegraphers out of the Two years after his defeat by CRISIS' on probation for evaporated. All 10 Republicans vu~ng tear the soul of America. three years. But for Nixon, the crisis was roorn and began to harangue John F. Kennedy, Richard mate. on the House Judiciary Corn. one of "maintaining a balance Nixon about While the Watergate affair Two days later, President Mittee anno the Captive NaNixon set out to wrest A couple of eeks int, the of utmost actually began in June, 1972, Nixon n'rninated House would vote unced that they d"hicacy. On the one tions resolution which had re governorship of California from that Changed campaign, Peter Edson, a hand, !..was elected by all the cently to impeach the the affair did not become a Minority been passed by Con- Democratic Incumbent Leader Gerald Ford to Presijent, World Washington columnist for people; they had a right "Nixon Crisis" until March, succeed Agnew In a festive to gress, a resolution which Edmund (Pat) Brown. Senators by the dozens called Newspaper Enterprise As.soci- expect leadership, if needed, Khrus hc hev 1973, when James McCord, one White iIc'use February, 1972 saw as a "serio us After affair at which a particularly bitter ation, asked Nixon about an rather than a vacuum. for his resignation and a of the burglary defendants, But any provocation," campaign, Brown won by about Agnew's name was never delegation of Republican alleged "supplementary sal- move on my part which could wrote a letter to Judge Jotu: publicly mentioned Nixon later wrote that he was 300.000 voles. ,,.. f t (as'i h......... liii'r t.,,,,,.i 'i... "i-.- ... r •. 4 - - .,. and . • - - The - Election November,1960 a ELEVENTH CRISIS: Agnew's Fall October,1973 ' (III - - ' - - \ - .. ' - - , - , - ... - - September. . . * , - - - A - PI11t ' .. - SECOND' CRISIS: The Checkers FIFTH CRISIS: Debatifl - - KhrUShCt')eV - September,1952 ' SEVENTH CRISIS: ' ( - - Conferene - ' The Week the ., BLOTTER -- __ i_-i -_ ----0III`- with Woods on charge of accessory after the fact. She is being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. Juvenile. reve Men Vtrts, 24, of 631 to Division of Youth Services on Harwood Drive , Orlando a disorderly conduct charge in charged -he was in jail at th connection with the stabbing time- with violation of county today of Morris Lynn Cole, 28, detentllon facility. Bond for that of 316 Heartwelj Ave. Cole wa' charge set at $5,000 and cut on the arm and treated at deputies said the charge was Seminole Memorial Hospital. connected vith having drugs in Sanford 6 The Evening Herald , Sanford TW"' l'% - .., ____ , 1974-3A Sheriff I bW fl •fl (IS U - Jr ____ ' 1. - e ' • A ______ __ ' . :.. it, 1J _____ -- __ ______ ____ Vote Set ______ _______ __________ ________ - ll 1T* • •' .•i' -_ I- ".1. , BYBOBLLOYD City ______ Probe Delayed - Special prosecutor Eugene T. Whitworth has asked Gov. Sanford city commIssIoners Reubln Askew for more time to probe a ll egatio ns of misconduct _..... / I have set Nov. 5 for a citywide OF-I t vote on a proposed $4.5 million jr in the Seminole Sheriff's department. drainage bond issue. Seminole ' '' _________ Whitworth said the probe county commissioners are ROBERT COKER won't get into high gear until being formally requested to add the Issue to the general election state auditors wind-up a ballot on voting machines in all "complete audi t of the whole _____________ __________ 13 precincts Inside the city. sheriffs department," _______________________ Aj ker "I expect we will be in San. City Clerk Henry Tamm ford Aug. 20," he told the reported Thursday that county ______________ Herald. However, he has Supervisor of Elections Mrs. __________ u ns already been In Sanford once For Camilla Bruce will close voter _______ - i reeistration book;b at 5 p.ni. and his chief in vestigator, John -Yarborough was in the area Sept. 21 (or the election, Tamm earlier this week to go over said the bond Issue question (ongress __ ______________ wou ld be "all by itself " records with the state auditors, In a he said. Robert Coker, a Clearwater separate column on the ballot Whitwort~ was appointed to attorney hoping to gain the and the city will have to fund Springs 11 County one-third cf the election costs In handle the case nearly a month Democratic nomination to ago after Gunter, the l3precLicts. The county and Seminole State's Atty. Bicycle valued at $129 succeed U.S. Rep. Bill Jesse James Skelton, 46, Abbott Herring asked to be the school board will fund the of reported missing Thursday now fighting for the Ocala, jailed Thursday in balance. 'tntraIflorjda Zoo's resident hippopotamus, Fat Boy, accepts excused when the allegations of DEPOSIT of from Altamonte Mall by Mark Sena te, has called for a re$500 bond on charge lieu of coo-L. Steele of City commissioners Thur. check for $90 presented by Sandy Adams (left and Pat Johnson In misconduct surfaced, 105 Clove Lane, vaniped social security system. tributing to the deliquency of a Longwoo two sday behalf on th e Seminole High school Clau completed work on the While Whitworth and Herring CHECKS HERE Coker, who managed d. of 1964, as Sobik the minor. elephant ' looks on. Class donated funds left overfrom their 1h have declined to comment on Gunter congressional races in city s prcposed $3534 million Gregory Woods of 2,5 Caryear reunion. (Photo by George Hayes Bicycle valued at $104 his area, visited Sanford operating budget for the fiscal scope of the Investigation tlerleo Court, Sanford, Jailed reported missing Thursday Thursday and told the Evening year starting Oct. 1 and anthe Herald has learned the Thursday in lieu of $10,000 bond from Altamonte Mall by herald that Inhlbiofl has flounced property tax millage focus will be on disposal on charge of armed robbery. Mildred Decker of 902 replaced honesty in govern- will be slightly less than the Procedures of Items (a the ' Maxine Gordon, 22, of 18 Lake Shallowford St., Altamonte ment as the key issue In the current eight and one-half mill custody of the sheriff's Monroe Ten'., Sanford, jailed Springs. total. departmeni public's mind, Next year's levy will be 6.96 Should Askew grant Whit. The 31-year-old Florida mills br worth the extension government his native, whose family has lived operations and l5 mills for debt appointment runs only until in the Sunshine State since the service. The current levy Is 6.97 Aug. 30 -Whitworth will have _ 1840's, said a national energy for operating and 1.5 for debt W until the end of September to __________________________________________ policy will be a key to heading service, complete the Investigation, off inflation in addition to Commissioners authorized Askew told Whitworth to report AUGUST 8,1924 By DONNA ESTES BIRTHS avoiding an energy crisis, thousand gallo ns to 65 cents. $8,620 for capital improvement to him by Aug. 18, but Whitfrom $10,000 to ADMISSIONS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Spotts a Herald Staff Writer He said that it costs the city 43 granted Calling for the creation of an projects including a playground were 10 per cent cost of worth said the need for an boy, Sanford cents per thousand gallons Office of Energy Management (in park land in Washington Sanford: to living increases to his per- ext ion is nOwa)parentsohe LONGWOOD - The city's DISCHARGES to supervise a "crash federal Oaks subdivision, an irrigation produce the water. "Washing sonnel. early. Marion Shaw freshman council majority Sanford: for the Ft. Mellon park cars and letting children play In program" of developing energy system Emily E. Hough Mary McCay Don Schreincr, Council took no action on the playground and replacement f and H. A. ScottJune Lormann water in the streets is a luxury alternatIves to oil and Gloria J. Menafee ot Mabel H. Piety her department proposals. are Con- the people should pay for," Coker said private business lighting at the Ft. Mellon park Laura P. Caldwell sidering a series of hefty tax Fisher Thelma Ware Fire Chief Roy LaBosslere is said. must be closely supervised softball field, Edna C. Tapley and fee hikes certain to bring for $124,402, including John F. Wetzel Fisher said a higher feeasking because of the diminishing Kattie Mae Young Capital improvemenh six new men in addition to the Elizabeth Almany the wrath of the people down on world supply of natural totaling $951,600 are scheduled their heads, Cora M. Hall should be charged for water by current three paid firefighters Z&ttle Caarson Kiser the tankload and the cui'rnt $1 resources next year using federal revenue Tamara Chambers and himself. Current budget is Hannah D. Rice Cy Supt. Ralph Fisher, limit on the utility tax on Patricia M. Woods A key to s1m'huig funds. Most of the Michael E. his platform is a tagged the majority's choice for bills should be eliminated,water $51,980. LaBosslere asked that Earl E. Miles doubling of the minimum Social money ($859,000) is earmarked the propcsecl powerful public John L DoneLson Another recommendation his pay be hiked from $10,000 to George Smisko, Deltona Frances works' director slot, recom- sure to raise a storm is Fisher's 113,000, saying he didn't get a A. Losiniecki, Security level allowing retirees for a citywide paving project. to work From $2,400 to $5,000 in Fay D. Powers, Deltona raise last Year. Deltona Capital inprovements for mended a 44 per cent increase suggestion that city trash pickhopes of allowing many to the city utility department in the water rates, mandatory up May L Davis, DeBary Edith V. Egener, Deltona Street Supt. Ray Lichen. service costing $18,000 an. Henry A. Thur, DeBary Kathleen J. Grate, Deltona"raise themselves above the Include fire hydrant in. garbage and trash collection nually be discontinued in favor sperger asked for a $144,842 LONGWOOD-Does Sanf. poverty level." Florence A. Winfield, Orange stallatlons on new and existing under a franchise agreement of Fay D. Powers, Deltona mandatory garbage-trash budget which he said did not ord's longtime city manager City John G. Amara], Deltona Under the present restric- water lines and two new water with a private company and a pick-up through a franchise include funds for drainage or W.E. Knoles have the anawe!'3 Ella V. Best, Orange City Jacquetta Davidson, DeBary lions, Coker said, the govern- supply sells. The $80,000 cost is boost in utility taxes. street paving. He agreement with the city asked for a to trouble plagued Lmgwood's Julius Shaffer, Orange City In addition, Councilman B. H. collecting the Eva Gibson, DeBary ment takés $1 or ever)' $2 Included in the balanced 11.324 from $9,000 to $12,500. city govenipuj fees for a private pay raise Myrna Lucille flaws, lake William J. Chambers, earned above 12,400 thus million utility department Ferrell told his colleagues company cn the water bills. Current street department Coui'ctin'iii June Lormann Mary Thursday night that they must DeBary budget is 1105,170. Operating thinks discouraging many retirees budget. Little more than a year ago W. She has recomThomas M. Pinch, Longwood either cut budgets submitted by when Jo-Ellen Roach, Longwood from seeking a job. Commissioners will give first mandatory garbage pick- with a five man crew, mended that her colleagues John H. Boltz, Longwood rez!L-g Monday at i p.m. to Herkey Lee Scott, Lake department heads or raise up via Franchise was men- Liebensperger asked for six give serious consideration Coker is immediate past ordinance amendment raising to James Dickens, Sorrento property Monroe taxes additional men. to an tioned, a petition of nearly retaL'thg Knowles' services as State Secretary of the Jaycees, residential refuse collection Ctristine R. Vleno, Osteen "outrageous" level, Burl E. Eidson, DeLand signatures was submitted Fisher, who heads the water a consult-EA; and adviser. Marvin L Wright, Apopka Imogene Yarborough an elective post. This is his first rates from $3.10 to $395 a Ferrell said a six mill opposing the plan. department, wants a pay raise Mrs. Lormann said Knowles effort at public elect've office, month, Bridget Healey, DeLa.nd property tax increase would be (Barbara), Geneva The police department from 110,000 to $13,500. p Is willing to analyze city cessary to fund all requests. nroricM hii,hn,t 4 James Kinkens, Sorrento - f'fl,,PJ, LU iUt1 request waiea P"1u1c1u3 nw ice of Izo daily I,245, The current rate in the city is by Chief Tom Hennigan on but did not include money for a that three days at the most 3.68 nulls. council orders to $2190, was principal and interest on an would ix. reeded. Fisher urged that minimum cut further by Ferrell to outstanding • water "It would be worthwhile to imwater rates remain at 13.50 1202,200. The current year's provement debt, spend the money to get expert monthly for 5,000 gallons, but police budget Is 1174.532. Another budget workshop i advice," Mrs. Lormanji said, s raised to users above the Hennigan asked for a salary expected tobe called early next adding that she has the grea test minimum from 45 cents per boost of 10 per cent for himself week, respect for Knowles' ability. AUGUST9 AUG12 All Kappa Alpha PSE Former assistant sta te at. Alcoholics Anonymous closed In a motion to throw out th e Fraternity active and inactive meeting, Holy Cross Episcopal torne' Newman Brock today e vi den ce to be argued Aug. 15 members are asked to attend a Church Parish House, 400 accused his old boss, sthte Atty. before Seminole Circuit Court fraternity policy-making Magnoli a Ave., Abbott Herring, of knowingly Judge VoIle Wi 8-9 p.m. lliams, Brock meeting at 8p.m., Ftiday, using Illegally I .,' -Z" * i , ,. obtained said the state attorney's office Aug. AUGUST _ . 9, at the Ivy Lane Hous g \1 evidence to gain Grand Jury disregarded a previous court in Registration for first-time Project office, 24 Fanfalr Ave., stu Indictments against suspended order not to allow Investiga tors dents at Lyman High School, Orla ndo, the Orlando alumni Altamonte Springs Public to in terrogate witnesses in the chapter will host the meeting, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m School begins Works Director Don Bundy. absence of Herring or an 71 i4 Bundy, ex-Altamonte Mayor assistant state attorney. AUG. 10 I' AUGUST 13 Lawren ce Swofford and Coun ty In th e past week, Brock's L..,,.S Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford Lions Club, noon, Zoning Board member Pichard motions Women's Group, Holy Cross biore Williams and House of Steak. Speaker-Jack flanks were indicted because Co t) Episcopal Church Parish un Judge Harold Johnson Homer of Sanford Chamber of Herring allowed the grand jury ha ve ~ , *6, ..., , House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 Commerce. produced dismissal of to hear or read sta tements he three of the five indictmen p.m. ts knew "full well . . . were facing Bandy, including per. 13 Aug. Ufllawfufl)obtained Brock jury and violating th e sta te Seminole High School said, Mobile unit for Altamonte. Booste election laws. rs Club, Room 1306, 7:30 Casselberry Chamber of p.m. at th e school. /11~- ,1_1\ Commerce Blood Bank, ft 'I I ---,,,/ Chamber parking sot, Lake AUG. 13 SANFORD I I ~,___~"N Drive and Maitland Avenue, 11 Sanford Pilot Club, 8 p.m., STORE I Altamonte Springs. Free coffee business meeting Th, 0.,, ().i..i,,,•,, Florida Sn, I ONLY I and doughnuts. State Bank of Sanford. %bl I q,4V_"ft, I I ,%_w P, N AT Bicycle valued at $60 stolen th e Jail Tape player valued at $190 Thursday from the home of David Anderson of 104 McKay stolen early today from home of Blvd. Murrel Ledford of Box 359 Oviedo. Two bicycles valued at $40 Too ls valued at $600 stolen each at den Th ursday from Th ursday from home of John home of Gladys Elder of 1411 H. Wilson of S. Sa nf ord Ave. Valencia Court. Ford station wagon valued at Ta pe pla yer valued at $120 $800 stolen Tuesday from home stolen Thursday from the home of Mack R. Southerland of 15 of Nancy Ertley of 725 E. Sandlewood Drive, Fern Park, Undetermined amount of Livingston Drive, Orlando, while she was at seminole valves and fittings stolen Thursday from the home of Memorial HosDital. Central Florida Ornamental on Cash and checks valued at Cameron Ave., Midway. $320 stolen Thursday from home of Ruby Crews of 1711 Altamonte Magnolia Ave. _____ _______ _____ __ - % , ' - - 'i - . _____________ R ,, _______ __ - 'T"T _ -. ____ __ .:' ____ ___________ _____ __________ _______ Lon gvvood Counci'91 ants Hefty Taxes HOSPITAL NOTES - - - KnowlAne To Rescue Longwood -------- .-.' Brock Blasts Herring 'CALENDAR On Bundy Indictment - -- .-'z-----,- WEATHER Area Death ......-___._._____ - - .';••--: - ...11k . -- - • .1 "i ' r •,- - • ,-• .. . • - . - ;e'. ..• 'ii' 4i.,;; . pz~ -L - - yt'J. '.. ' '.. .. ,. 'C':' :, /'-;i 'L,, ,, k2... ,.--. r-I •'.. , , -: b :. , •;•l_. • ; 4 •. . :iY. .: 4-, 9 ly" : ': " ' "' ::- .-,... ' -' ; ._ ' I' - t' . I You know how high die""' v cost of housing has gone. - - - L '. Z11'I? , - _____ - - , -, F *k, . 'e1 ,..,, FABULOUS RING RIOT! -' i. " 1I _z_ 'L,: ; ,' ) ' I 'The ,\merlcan dream house r - is us, o toa believe they havc w&rkcd out the FI'L is Irving to kr,'n rc%,jt - ,' t V ; , j.--M ror I F1t' - 'nX •I - __-I . / - -i" 'I.' -'. .4J,,)_ •-'--',• • 4 cji . 1 �- - -- - - - - - - - - — --:- - I - - ____ ___ Friday, August 911974 2A—Evening Herald ___ ___ POLICE BLOTTER 12 rrises nF Pichard M, The ixon "Secret Nixon Furd: Secret for an 16-day tour of eight Latin knew that now was the going to be mi&sing ... YOU En-tai hammered out an 18,ODO refused a compromise on the mTrzealous aides and fin exa Bich ten's Trust Fund Keeps American countries. time to s~rike back," Nixon won't have Nixon to kick word communique which ta pes. gerating ixess, or whether lie is Nixon in le The first crisis of the tour wrote. "Other%ise I would around any more ... (Tile press agreed that neither country Hj While Nixon's popularity n obsessively ambitious man deIcn j P when leave the impression that 1, has) a right and a responsibility would seek hegemony in Asia pluinmetod to a ne Io of 27 W ho has cniniitted crirne The rh-mocrab; seized on the learned that hostile denion- the second highest official of the if they're against a candidate, a-A Paved the way for a series per cent, a disbelieving nation entiment for itnix.-aclintent issue, demanding that Eisen- strators were planning to United States, and the govern- to give him the shaft, but also of trade agreements between seemed to build slowly d uring shook its head at While House hower jettison Nixon from his disrupt his appearance at San men( I represented were recognize that if they give him China and the U.S. I inonths of 1974, but claims that key tapes had been the earl% ticket The fund became a nadealing with Khrusche% from the shaft, put one lonely Sen.Edward Kennedy, called lost or ne ver xLsted in the first it h the corn ening of the House ti I I Editorials lied a position of weakness I had reporter on the campaign who the communique "one of the place Judieiar Committee to hear for Nixon's rc lacement to be firm without being will report what the candidate most progressive documents" evidence on the impeachment Against a background of in \iwn'sathssersdecided that belligerent a most difficult says n and then" mm in the history of American dietmenta and cornictions of issue, historv began to achis only option was to go on ____ posture to preserve." diplomacy, aiid hailed 'the former cibinet members and celerate I' EIGHTH Nixon later recalled U bridge that has now been built high Whit' House aides — tind t nation. After deciding to allow the I t t I s "one of to Peking" CRISIS: amid a welt er of denials, 1e ulent's lawyer, James St An hour before Nixon wa. najor personal crises of my life Three months later, Ni:,.ori changes of torie, and conflict- ('fair, to participate in the imsrheduled to go on the air, he but ... as a case study of the met Soviet Premier Aleksei ing tstiii.ony, received a call from ThomaSs peachinent proceedings, the finally cris s of world comi-imnism. In Kosygin and Communist Party found him,seIf Dewey, one of t1k, G,O P.'s the subject of Conlinittee massed 13,000 All 1os Uni',crsit) in Lima the person of Nikita Khrushecretary Leonid Brezhnev in preliminary Impeachment pm- lNiges of evidence on a range of elder statesmen telling him che 'communist Man' at his After his election to Congress that Ei Moscow for a spectacular sum ceedings in the I1ot's of subJeit.s including senhower's advisers had Despite the warning, Nixon best, I from California in 16 ltichiirj concluded th had seen communism in mit meeting, heralding an era Representatives, — intelligence gathering and at N ixon should decided to visit San Marcos on a ti n" Nixon gained of detente be'een the U S R H national announce his resig nation at the last,minute inipul.se. The bi's' crisis seemed yet (III misuse of the CIA, the FBI prominence :-,s a member of the (I the U.S. As his car approached the "O mine. end of his Iele"tst and the Secret Service: SIXTH [louse Un-Ainerican Affairs On May 26, Nixon and .-WIL11 shoul of I tell (the ad cal"Pus gates, it was met by — the illegal actiities of Committee investigating th Brezhnev signed a historic fllJ e %isers) u are going to do" about 2,000 students shouting White House "ph.unbers" to, in filtration of Communists into r arms limitation treat), limiting "Nixon go home." Nixon got out k1wey asked. news teaks and pr CRISIS th t' S 'o ernment the proliferation of ntiN01istic of the car and ad ant ul tn and Just te ll it r k II all miussik lauri lets the crod, inviting the hostile ui Daniel I Ilsberg bout politics For Richard Nixon, the Chambers, a senior editor of Nixon replied. slamming down mob to discuss its grievances October,1973 — misuse of the Interna I Time Magazine who had been i spring of 1972 was a period of with him. Just as the crowd the receiver. Revenue Service, 'including an . nimunist in the 1930s, told exhilarating success. the A few minutes later, lie wined to quiet, several in the fitternp! to politicize the IR!S I corril"Ittee tiat Alger Hiss, a delivered Does iacan thit the man . an impassioned rear began throwing eggs, and exploit i's private files for Nixon's eighth crisis former bright sir in ti State s ech barin' ill his personal oranges and bott'es an who spent so much of his polit litpolitical purposes; ' i ntense wa v e of violence and i cal life fighting communism Department, had been acti Nixon retreated to his car, vL in fin.ances and revealing that the —accepting illegal corporate un derground organizations O) PO larization that swept the suddeni y lost all suspicions )ellirg at the crowd in politic gift he had campaign contributions, inever c ount promoting was precipitated by about the international con in- accepted was Checkers, Spanish,"You are cowards. eluding one from zrr, in exhis decision on April 2, 191770, to filL~at;on into v, piratorial conununist threat' You are afraid of the truth!" arious govern. cockerspaniel which had be n change for favorable White send American soldiers to ment agencies. M. 1.T. historian Brue'e Nixon proceeded on the tour, House policies: given to his daughters. search out and destroy com- lazlish suggests not. But tie Two days later, Hiss took the Nixon concluded his lea b' thinking that the trouble had — accepting a contributicn sta nd. H is credentials were irnRichard Nixons sixth crisis munist sanctuaries inside adds, "The basic context fr peaked in Uma. He was Tong. nviting the audience to from a milk producers' group in the intensely fought presiCambodia. peccable. From a law clerk for Nixon's foreign policy is hs i- erclict to the Republican When his plane touched down at dential campaign of 1960 — was exchange for raising the ceiling While more than 50,000 dedication to peace." As Nix Supreme Court Justice Oliver N a Oil Inilk 1) Ices; tional Committee . The the Caracas airport, he saw more than a single challenge troops, helf of them American, told Walter Cronkite back in Wendell IlOiflits IIis,s had risen p hundreds of angry Venezuelans confronted and ubl — response claimimirig an income tax over conquered It poured into Cambodia In eight 1960, "the, through a series of goverruilent witt, major role (of . a _Imingly supported him. Ei deduction of more than $570,000 ringing the airport. The official was a series of decisions and separate thrusts, violent shock- president) DosLs to the State Department senhower called him "a greeting speeches had to be is to contribute Nixon's eleventh crisis was -for vice-presidential papers crises. Yet, in Nixon's view, it waves reverberated throughout where he helped de% elop U.S. courageous warrior." cancelled. Nixon, his wife and was ordy a handful of events the country. Militarily, the toward building world peace." the one which involved him the following a cut-off date after polio toward the new United According to Nixon th e rest of the pay were and detisi3ns that caused his operation seemed to be suc. an overriding concern which least. But it was also the one which such deductions were Nations. Nixon attributed to the Quaker biographer Earl Mazo, (Nix- hustled into waiting cars, and defeat. hich would base attracted ruled illegal cessful. By the end of tN first values of his mother and While mffit HUAC members on 's~ uemss; sent the Repub- motorcade set out fcr the center lasting national attention s the — unproperly using governThe Kennedy-Nixon cam- week, the allies had captured grandmother. -were prone to accept Hiss' of Cararas It'n campaign soaring, highest scandal in American ment funds to embellish the paign in tr oduced televised de. tons of rice, weapons and claim that he had never been a lishing him as the When Nixon called his visit to histor) had It not been for the Presid en t's IrWde the city limits, the ... bestprivate properties ba~zs into presidential cam- ammunition, as communist Chma "the week tha t changed communist, Nixon was struck known. motorcade was s talled by a pgns iargestTodrawing tr oops dispe rsed into hills and the world ,"he surely must have 4 the fact that Hiss never vice-presidential candidate in barricade of trucks and bums cii> ne WhHe most commentators lungles. flatly denied knowing Chain- history." viewed the crisis as one of th.e The fall of Spiro Agnew, like across the road. As the felt Nixon held his own over the directing an effort to Conhera but only "an) man the motorcade halted, a cwd of four debates, it was the ftone theDespite Nixon's assurance to "mountain top" moments of his his rise, was "ieteoric. on of a ceal the Wliit41 Ho use policc countr) that the ibodian entire life name of ftittaker Chamhers." 200 people converged on the — with in audience of as operations anJ to coserup the Gieck immigrant, he 80 million action was "not an invasion" cars throwing rocks, shouting viewers elected Baltimore County ex. operation of the "plwnbers." CRISIS: that seemed the and that he was not ing to TENTH Despite the opposition of most obscenities and spitting on the ecutive and then governor of On July 19, after the presen. turning point. On camera, widen the war, do seekmestic committee members, and most • car windows. Maryland. Next step: the White ttion of evidence, the Coin. Nixon appeared haggard and reaction was swift and violent. of the press and public, and The caravan ran Into several drawn, an appearance which house as Richard Nixon's tw mittee'smnajority counsel, John 0 t e Campuses across the nation despite bitter denunciations by such ambushes while frenzied apparently alienated many Septembererupted in turbulence On May President Truman, Nixon 19 Extremely popular witti minority counsel Albert Jenner, derriorWiators tried to smash votem Nixon, himself. con- 4. a confrontation between 100 persisted in picking away at many segments of the puulic, urged the members to the shatter-pr000f car windows eluded later that he had spirit National Guardsmen Hiss'. and . Eventually, at. with rocks and lead pipes. too much time on substance and around 600 students at Kent Agnew became known as the recorTunend a Senate trial of Nixon's 1mU admin istration's toughest "law President Nixon on one or more Nixon cut short his Venezuela not enough on appearance, not State University ended in the between Hand ct€ I stoZs visit the next day and returned, reaimzmg that one and order" man. of five central charges. bad make-up death of 'four >mg people was arranged in a New York b His promn1itnce as via Puerto Rico, to Washington, could infitience millions of when the' guardsmen a likely fl broad articles of u n hotel room before a number of f where he reised a hen's votes. Nixon successor for the 1976 peaclunent alleged that Nixon: volley into a group of the antiHUAC members. Hiss finally welcome, with President Republican He also felt that a presidential obstcted justice in the post-mnwar &,monstraLrs. dmntted kno wing Chamcrs — Eisenhower lead'ng the abort sention ongressional sesa1on nomination was buttressed by Wtergate and related scan. The Kent State tra ged y, but under the name of "George reception. the absence of any connection dais, had beeii engineered by Senate following by Croey" three days Nixon's Iter, N ixon Tote that th between himseli tind the - abused the power of the e Majority leader Lyndon public castigation of student Frvm tItz: -oint on. Hiss Caracas incident so enraged Johnson to tie him to, Washing- prc Watergate scandals whi ch so 1esidencs in dealing with teters as "bums,"shocked began o lose 'credibility. lie bun Uist he experienced "an ton while Kennedy was free to rocked the White House and the governmental agencies, the nation. More than 400 was eventually convicted on - lk GOP. almost uncontrollable urge to travel around the country. — coiImnutt Contempt of two counts of perjury and colleges and universities tear the face in front of me to While ix N His downfall began quietly in Congress by on has deni W4 failure to pr,ed it, suspended classes in the ft served 44 months in a rederal It began with the becak In of 1fl2 when George Beau, U.S. du pieces." there seems little doubt that he general student strike in ce spoenaed records and prison. the Democratic Party head- Attorney for Maryland, began tapes, On o Saturday In September, was hurt both pernally and America's history On May 9, quarters and, as scandal to investigate rumors of kick 1955, America was sturtned by politically by Eisenhower' failed to perform his con s an angry crowd of 100,000 demthe news that President CRISIS: after scandal unraveled, it backs from private contractors stitutional duty o minimal support for his c ke c e onstrator5 flocked to Washing- came to Include CRISIS: Fisenhower had sifered a corporate con- to government officials, paign At one point, when that the laws of the land be ton to protest the President's ng tributions, laundered money, heart attack in his sleep while Throughout the ins stigd faithfully executed," porters asked Ei.senhower what action. ttx- notorious "Huston Plan" for tions, punctuated by his mother 1n law in rUSiiC V -denigrated the Presi(I n,.N major policy ideas Nixon had Speech several In the midst of the tur a nser. White Ilouse-directed illegal well co publicized n tr news leaks through underpayment of ibuted to his adminis. bulence, Nixon, himself, made secret 1959 For 48 hours, suspense police operation, the Nixon maintained a virtual Federal income taxes and the tration, he replied: "if you give a predawn visit on May 9 gripped the country. On me a week I to the revelation that Nixon had silence about the case, except to use of public funds to improve Mnday the stocA market lost might thLik of Lincoln Memorial where he secreUy recorded all his White blast the media for reporting private property, one," a remark Nixon later engaged some anti-war stu. [louse conversations $12 billion, second only to the and a host leaked information. excused as clumsy attempt at de nts in a debate As the committee prepared to of c ther alleged imoprieties " Black Friday"crash of IM. Agnew, Fending for himself, tote on the sanou.s articles, the According to some of thea stu- and illegalitie& Then Maj Gen Howard told a group of Republican Supreme Court handed down a dents he met, "he looked tired "Crisis can indeed be an women as late as 11 days before unanimous decision Snyder, the White House ordering and depressed;" "his hands Physician, diagnosed the diagnosed agony. But It Is the exquisite his conviction, "I will not resign Nixon to turn over records and RI . were in his pockets, he didn't agony which attack as "moderate," and a man might not if indicted" His promise thpesof64onserationswhich look nnyone in the eyes; he want to experience again -yet brought them cheering, to thir lie had refused to surrender to annmced that the president looked scared and nervous like would not for the world have tet was recovering satlsfnrtorml> Special Prosecutor Leon he was in a fog missed But nation that lives For Vi& President Nixon, as When all else failed, Agnew Jaw orski The President Bruce Mazlish, author of "in from crisL to crisis is in danger entered the Baltimore Federal [Toinised to comply with the The fifth nf what Nixon cal Is Nixon," speculates of straining its spirit and Court -in Oct. 10 Ike's coronary was a major his 'Six Q, es" occurr and pleaded no ruling. ir, thM "the months of April crisis. tearing its soul and in today's contest 'o minor count of tax July. 1959 during a vL The first set of tapes turned -it fr, the May 1970 imposed the greatest world, there are limits on the evasion. While prosecutors Ni • records that after Soviet Union. The d over to the special prosecutor morning strain on Nixon's psyche Since extent to which )uring a white-hot week in henh intormtd by telephone of after he arrive we or any other claimed the> had esidence of resealed d that lesident Nixon in Moscow, 1962 It Is a tribute to his na tion can afford 1952, Richud Nixon found him the attack: "it was like a great Nixon met with Soviet Premier crisis more than 50 Instances of brib- had indeed known of the trength of character'&nd his self engulfed in his second physical weight holding me Nikita Ktirusbchev In the politics at home." ery, kickback-, and related Watergate coverup and had in . dogged perseverance that he crisis, one which came within a down In the chair... Every Kremlin. Richard Nixon wrote those crimes insolsing Agnew, At fact participated In Its creation suffered merely a depression hair's breadth of ending his word, every action of mine words three years before the torne FohIowIn General Iliot , prelimiminary What remaining support the and not a breakdown litical arcer would be more important flow ceremonies, torturous, slow-motion ex1lo- Richardson asked the court for President had retained Khrushchev in the Senator Nixon had been than anythLig I sion of events, collectively leniency. Agnew was fined Congress had said or done abruptly ordered all reporters immeduatel> nominated as Gen Emsenbow. before called "Watergate, began to $10,000 and put on probatien for evaporated. and photographers out of the All 10 Republicans Two years after his defeat by fllOI. tear the soul of America three years But forixon, the crisis was room and began to arangue John F. Kennedy, Richard on the house Judiciary Cornmate one of m.untaxning a balance Nixon about the Captive While the Watergate affair Two (Lays later, President mit nnounced Na. tee that they Nixon set out to wrest A couple of weeks into the of utmost deliacy. On the one lions resoluti acu.ually began in June, 1972, Nixon nominated House 'could tote to that Chan ed on which had re- governorship of California frnn LL impeach the armipa ign, Peter Edson, a hand, I was elected by all the cently the affair did not become a Minority Leader Gerald Ford to Prtsident. been passed by Con.. De m ocr a U vv roriu Inc urn bent . .e W l d Washington ,olurnnist for people; they hdad Nivon Crisis" until March, succeed 'gnew in a a right to gress, a resolution which Edmund (Pat) Brown. testis e Senars by the dozens called Newspaper Enlerprist Associ expect leadership, if need, Ify when James McCord, ene White limse, affair at which for his resignation and a Kthishcbev saw as a "serious Mler a particularly bitter ation, asked ixon about an rath er t han a s cuum But any prosocation" of the burglary defendants, Agnew's name wa, never delegation i campaign, Brown on by about Republican wTOtC a letter to Judge John publicly mentioned rin my pjrt 'Ahich could leaders Nixon later %IrOte thd he 300 000 was votes. visited th e White house ary" Gf 1120,00D which was paid be interpre!ed, even inSirica implicating a nuinber of In two days, he had gone front Wednesday afternoon to give surprised by Khrushchev's For some hours after the by a handful of Califor-nia busi. correctly, as an ailempt to White House personnel In the a Ilepublican hope to a non. the President their ass,e.%si-nent unexpected attack and shocked results were In, Nixon closed nessmen. Watergate mission and its sub- person. In silence, Nixon of the mood of Congress. usurp the powers of the by his vehemence and himself in a hotel suite away Nixon had no doubts about the presidency would sequent covet -up. the profanity weathered his eleventh crisis. Thursday from the waiting p Finally of propriety his fund and be Fisenhower (cain, cause The nation was further Shortl y a'ter th is private he came downstairs dflO President Nixon asked for a P roeul sslri John Dean a in the nati,~n. and nationwide radio arid Nix. delivered what he called his and television of the New York Post, disturb the President ...The former counsel to the Presi. TWELFTH time for a 9 p.m. broadcast. to Dana Smith,, i former crisis was how to walk on eggs on strolled together through an "last press corderence, indent, tnid the Senate Ervin American exhibit in Mow cluding a vindictive diabe It marked his final ap. campaign treasurer. who ad- and not break them." Cornitke in June that Nixon Impeachment At one point, thiY Paused in a peanance as a national political that 3WUed reporters. ministered the fund knew about the cover-up as When Eisnhower resumed model kitchen and, bef or e a figure. "Now all the members of According to Smith, the fund control on November 11, seven batt early as September, 197t ety of videotape camera3, press are so dc!ighttd that I collected around $20,000 a year weeks after he wu stricken, In the Iii-A half of 9M When another aide abruptly launched into a harsh debate on have lost," he said, ".., Esrs . g 1k ndd as I President Nixon rr.ade two announced in July that Nixon from wealthy backers. The Nixon's third crisis was over, the meri ts of capitalism versus leave the press, all I can say is visits th money was Ued for transporSishi" ii('luId at seemed to Casure his had recorded mill conversations •. communism which shocked this: for I 6 years, ever si nee the re taticn telephone t ii.re putation as one of Amerlei's FOURTH in his offices, a light ensued 1 11 ,1 SLfJ(f,JV reporters . hiss case, you've a lot of for cireWating,* rriust creative presidents In the between Congress, the cotts, Nixon reca!led in " Six a lot of fun - you,ve ad an field of tionnairc-s, newletters and • foreign policy. the Special Prosecutor and the Crises" that U climax of the opportunity to attack me and I ~,Infortj On Feb. 21, the President at- White House, for pOsSesalOn of -_160itas cards, which Nixon' jJ??i debate occurred when Khrush- think I' ve given as goocl as I've rived in Pekipg for an eight'tonal c ilars " *12 500 In . * he tapes. lies ja m m e d his thumb into taken And I can only y day skit to the People's ' ftc One casualty of the battle was vxon' 'ora 1I, s chest and accused the thank God for television Wid publi- of Cwna 5-88 While Edsons story was Br,11191.119 to an Special Prowutor - Archibald By the end of 1973, Congre&s American military leaders of radi o for keeping the end years of official hostile Vir-e Presiclzw Nixan and hhc wanilng t1m Post arti°' Cox wrn Nixon t' '''e tired, despite and the nation were divided on l destroy 0e 59viet newspapers a litUe iiore I 1OMt silence between the two t~oun. earher assurance$ Of Cox' tira rd r the headline wife, Pat, left in late April, H68, Union s whether President Richard , Just think how much you're tr1ej, Nixon and reniier Chou "indepe nde nce," because Cox Nixon was the victim of a kw u 9- The Fall, 1948 • - 4 , ____ ( - -'-- ' - CRISIS: Waterga -- - - - September,1952 July, De AUGUST 9 All Kai ps - , - - - The Last Press ~;onference November 1962 Search or oss House, 400 Magnolia Ave., 2-3 HERE Abbott Herring asked o be excused wbenthe a1legauo( ons Ifigh said. and doughnuts. , F lorida Area WEATPIER Partly cloudy mostly ouring through aittrnoon and Mcstly southossi *Inds 10 to IS 70% - -- '-- . -- -- - - -- - - —, - - - FABULOUS -- ' j ' - [ t4 A It You Imow how L--- ( t I I p _____ : ---- I i IVRJ ce D80011a Beach fides for Saturcmy KENNEDY,MRS SETHANY— I unerAl serviCes lof mri — highi M a rn 325 prn, l ow 7 a M., 1:41 P M. Port Canaverai Aigh 12:26 a.m., 1: 11 p m , low 6. So a m, 1- 19P on. Sunday 171 a m, I 18 P M low 7.49 6nv. 1:22 P M - ney, SO, 'h.ni high 12.17 m, I? 39 hO I ,, , • • the cost au housing hasgone It's gone up against our il 99 • with Coupon As Above -A LSO — and our strenuous ciforts to keep ((tS doit have an Eiinevr,n Lpartnwn: whose primary I it VOW Opp&%-Py to OVA ohwftlk crechaft0*1 we%m (oil $10000 Be 1100000 J lot 1.1 i dos e economics we have dev ised work.The simple f act ms system can jbwrb the inflated costs of t Oda).. TO g r6tricity to your FPL" t buill substations and the posr plant And the .- F Plejnnot predict the-future - - - _ -- - - - - - - s ou need At the lost possible co - 9P . - - L : Pbcpk. -Wvwg peopk - - - --.- - - 53 PP $9 99. A 91otterwil t@H#(ti#a to 1h##1# Ite m as I proatell, (fullowls. lifthlic"t, cioltyled Cr' Oanu Chope-I an (p"Iror -, - irdlation v%lll continue as it his in the past We do know that ssr w,hi continue to bring you the electricity tvrrosving the misney to build the f aciliti es. the lowt possible costs t% . - su bs tation that coil us S8 40 in 1073 now costs close to sqoo,oLio, An e%an~njtion c4 just one of our costs till hdp tell sou h> Heiviorcement steel rt' from 5161 40 a ton in 1973 to S278 00 in I-,4. Almost all of our costs have gone up. Fuel, Nuipmvnt, vehid Ak thit %ithout them costs would hive been a lot higher. %Vr have blunted e edeo .h ion. But mh comes ' e to ut urther would seriously hiiukr our ability to you, n ainten4lncr and even the cost t1 furwhon is to build new farilitim I Oflando Aurial in Conway (rme u% to. o,1d lece,wl, 0 d ailed R,ng with ELOW! L •I u1W to 5 P.M. 'hit I dICe held Saturday 61 noon In Carey Hand Chapel, SATURDAY 1 1 A.M. 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Anti — I I Carey hand Chapel, Orlando, __________ _____ Limit -. 41 I For us, too. • •• ________________ A irs Kenned> iS survived b> tr daughter, Mrs great-grandchildren and two • I S inford coast Highs near 90 and lows in the - t - - • READ B -- - I RING RIOT! ,. chance of thundershors mainly Sunday - ff' - I I I ______ foriner rcsident of Orlando and Floridaforecas t through an - - of STORE ONLY Tunday - " P#1%0 Cloudy with a in chnrge of arrangements. fh ; - - I - - -jr - 4CP "N Rain proba bility lOper cent today cent tonight and - - - -=--,---- - 4 f died Thursday in Slidell, La. A Saturday eaenlng hours 14 hs in the up per sos and I SOs L s Iongnt in the D MRh BF1IIANY KENNEDY Yesterday's high 91 10W 71 1111% morn!no- There was no rain yeiterday . .- - State Bank of S,anford. - , ----- -. . -- Longwood coq d lumsing has gone Tho • I - -_:----- -. - - election laws. I ' - -;. i 4 n SANFORD anford Pilot Club, 8 p.m., Altamonte Springs. Free coffee business meeting - - _.-• misconduct surfaced. T(ixe / p.m. at the Rhool. Drive and Maitland Avenue, August - - In a motion to throw out the Commerce Blood Bank, AUG. Chamber parking lot, Lake L 13 CRISIS: I , - s knew 'full well were facing [lund>, including per. unlawfully obtained ,'I3rock jury and siohating the state School Boosters Club Room 1306, 730 Seminole Casielberry Chaniber of - ____ F check for $90 presented by Sandy Adams fleft) and Pat Johmo In behalf on the Seminole IfIgh Scho I Class Of 1964, at Sobilt the elephant looks or.. Class dorated to utdi left over from their 10(h , Former assistant state at- Alcoholics Anonymous closed AUG. 13 Mobile unit (or Altarnotite The Week CRISIS: Mobbed Caracas Central Fl Id Zoo'residenthi to hear or read statements he three of the five indictments Aug. 12 " - DEPOSIT ants Hef pm NINTH - - Coker, wrio managed two Gunter congressional races in Snford Wons Club, noon, Zoning Board member Richard 'notions Ifoust- t,f Steak. Speaker-Jack flanks were Indicted because County Judg I aro d Jo If-mc. - of &inford Chair her of herring allowed the grand jury hate produced dinissaI Episcopal Church Parish ..." or February 1972 - - - ' , y - _____ AUG 12 Alpha PSE - po - Fraterni ty ,nc se a ac e meeting, ..o.> Cross torney Newman Brock today evidence to be argued Aug. 15 memrs&e fl3.0 to a lena pscopa accused his old boss, State Atty. before Seminole Circuit Court d ChurchParish House, 400 Abbott fraternity policy-making Herring, of knowingly Judge Voile Willia ms, Brock gnolia Ave.. 8-9 p.m. meeting at D using tI illegally obbined said the state attorney's officv AUGUST 12-16 9, at the 1-y Lane HooLsing evidence to gain Grand Jury disregardeda prev ious court Registration for first.ti me Project 0 24 Fanfair Indictments against suspended order not to allow investigators students atL)1nanjug1 Orlando, the Orlando I Altamonte Springs Public to interrogate witnesses in the chapter will nos e meeting, Sept 3. Bundy, ex -Altamonte 'vha)or assista nt sta te attorney. AUG.10 At (.1 ST 13 Lawrence Swofford and Court> In the past week, Brock Alcoholics Anonymous SEVEWH ( - ____ Brock Blasts Herr"ing IlDn un y n Ictment . - I I - $13 000, or a citywide paving project. works' director slot, recomre to raise a storm is Fisher's ' to work from $Z400 to $5,000 in Fay D. Powers, ltona tltona P improvemen ts :or mended it 44 per cent I nereasp suggestion that city trash pick. raise last year. hopes of allowing many to the c ity utility department in the wa r rates, mandatocy up se M-ty L Davis, DeBary Edith V. Egener, Deltona Street Supt. Ray Liebenrvice costing 118 an. Ifeluy A. Thur, DeBar,y Grate, Deltona "raise themselves above the include fire hydrant in. garbage nnd trash collection Cd Kathleen J. sperger asked for a 1144.8c) LONGWOOD—Does Sant. poverty level. under a franchise agreement nuallY be discontinu in favor budget which he said did not Flt'ence A . Winfield , Orange Sa onsonnewbndextmg Fay D. Powers, Deltozis of mandatory garbage-trash ord's longtime city tluwAger with water lines and two new water a private company and a pick-up through a franchise include funds for drainage or W.E. Knowles have the answers El v Best , Orange City boost in utility taxes. Jacquetta Da vidson, DeBa.' Uon Coker said, the govern000 cost is agreement with the city street paving. tie asked for a to trouble plagued Longw odo lo addition, Ccuncian B Juli~-s Shaffer, Orange City Eva Gibson, DeBary rais e from $9,000 to $12,500 inent take vr $2 included In the balafxvd $1.324 H collecting the fees for a private city governme' M)Taa I ucille hiaws, Ike million William J utility department Ferrell told his colleagues company on the water bills. Chambers, earned abose $2,400 thus b Counc"n June lArmann Thursda> night that they must Mary 'et De Bary Little more than a year ago budget is $8C5,17O Operating thinks so She has reco discouraging many retirees either cut budgets submitted by A- hn mandatory garbage pick- with a five man crew, mon as M Pinch Longwood Jo Ellen Roach, Lo ngwood from seeking a job give mended that her coHeagues d John If. Boltz, Longwood readin' 'vi nd epartment heads or raise up sia franchise Iferkey LEe Scott, Lake men- Icns pe rger asked for Six give serious consideration Coker is immediate past ordinance amendment raising property Jame Dickens, Sorrento taxes Monroe to an tioned, a petition of nearly 300 dditional men. retaining i(nowl", services as State Secretar of the Ja>cees residential refuse "outrageous" level collection signatures was submitted Fisher, who heads the water consultant and adviser Marvimi Li Wright, Apo'ka Imogene Yarborough ea n elective post. This is his first rates from S3.10 to $3.95 Ferrell said a six R ill opposing the plan. rs. LoOrmann said Knowles department, wants a pay raise ffort at public electi ve office month property tax increase would be Bridget d (Barbara), Geneva The police department from $10,000 to $l3,o. is willing to analyze city James Kmkens, Sorrento necessary to fund all requests. proposed budget of $244,950, cut budget request totaled SSI,245, prob!ems for a fee of $150 daily The current rate In th e city is by Chief Tom Hennigan on but did not include money for and that three days at the most 368 nulls council orde rs to $219 800 was principal and interest on an would be needed Fisher urged that minimum 'It would be worthwhile to cut further by Ferrell to outstanding water im water rates remain at S3.,m I' $202 v200- The current year's provement debt. spend the money to get expert monthly for 5,000 gallons, but police budget is $174 532. I advice," Mrs. I rmann said, Anoth er budget workshop raised to users above the Ilennigan asked for a salary expttted to be celled earls nest adding that she s the ?ea test minimum from 45 cents per boost of 10 per cent for hini-self week. respect for Knrwles' auihty. - - - ToinUet - - "I expect we will be in San. ford Aug. 20," he told the Herald. However, he has already been in Salord once and his chief investigator, John Yarborough was In the area earlier this week to go over records with the state auditoM he sali. 710twort was appointed to ha ndle the case nearly a month ago after Semincle State's Atty. , . - - - - . ev November, 1955 Debati - - - co n ow es THIRD TheCheckers -_ HOSPITAL NOTES . ' FIFTH ____ - ongwood Cou no - SECOND, in the minole Sheriff's depa rtment. Wh itworth sai d the probe won't get into hi gh gear until state auditors wind 'ip a mplete audi t of the whole shenif s depar tment." sdaY compicted work on the Whde Whitworth and He"Ing CHECKS ci W3 Proposed $3.511 million have declined to comment on Bicycle va l u ed Gregory Wmis of 25 CarI '104 h d Sanford ope rating budget for th e fiscal ______________________________________________________________ the scope Of the investigaticn er,eo Court , Sanford, Jed fP the Herald has learned the Thursday Thursday and told the Evening year starth.g Oct. I and an. '"hursday in heu of $10,000 bond rom A'hrnonte' Mall b flounced property tax mlllage focus will be on disposal Heraldtht i flation ha on charge of armed robbry. Mildred Decker of 902 procedures of items in the wil l be slightly less , than the replaced honesty in gover Maxine Gordon, 22, of 18 Lake Shallowford St., Altamonte inent as the key issue in the n- current eight and one-half rrdn custody Of the sheriff's tow. ?orZoe Terr., Sanford, jailed Springs. departrmnL pu bl 'Cs ic'smm Next year's Levy will be 6.96 Should Askew grant whit, The 31-year-old Florida mills for north the extension — his government - native, wtiose family has lived operations and 1.5 miUs for debt appointment runs only un i n the Sunshine State since the service. The current levy is 6.97 S Aug. 30 — Whitw Wth wW have 1840 a, 'aid a national energy for operatu1g and I S for debt until the end of September to policy will be a key to heading ser%ice. complete the investigation off inflation in addition to Commissioners authorized Askew told Whitworth to report By DONNA FMFS avoiding an energv crisis. $8,620 for capital improvement thousand gallons to 65 cents. to him by Aug. 16, but Whitfrom $10,ow to $11,000. Also Herald Staff Writer thMlSSIONS Mr and Mrs Ga Spotta a Caling for the creation of an projects including a playground r lie said that it costs the city 43 granted were 10 per cent cost of worth said the need -or an boy, Sanford cents per thousand gallons on park land in Washington .extension is now appa Office of Energy Management to living in c rease s to his re nt he per Sanford: LONGWOOD The city' DISCHARGF.S Oaks subdivision, an irrigation s produce the water. "Washing sonnel. will revirt early. Mmrion Shaw freshman council major i ty Sa nford: gy sy ste m for th e Ft Mellon park cars and letting children play in program' of developing ener M"y E. Hough Don Schreiner, June [rmann water in Council took no action on th Mary McCay the streets is a lux aIternatives to oil and coal, playground and replacement of and Gloria J Menafee other department proposahs H. A. Scott Mabel l Piety — are con- the people should pay for, Coker said private business ligh ting at the Ft Mellon park cidering a series of hefty ire e O) tax Fisher said Lilura P. Caldwell ere S Thelma Ware must be closely supervised softball field. E Ina C. Tapley sking for $124,40'. ), including nd fee hikes certain to bring John F. Wetzel I Fisher said a higher fee because of the diminishing Capital improvements Kattie Mae Young ix new inen in addition to the the wrath of the people down on Elizabeth Abnan y should be charged for water by world su pply of natural totaling 5i,600 are scheduled their heads ur rent three pad firefigh ters the ta nkIid and the current $1 c resources. next year using federal revenue and himself. Current budge t is City Supt. Ralph Fisher, Timara Chambers Hannah D. Rice limit on the utflity tax on water haring funds. Most of the A Patricia M. Woods 1,980. iussiere as to his platform is t tag ged the majority's choice for bills should be eliminated Michael E. Bennett money ($M,000) i. earmarked E. Miles Socialf John Li Donebon - - -. Whitworth bas asked Gov. Reubin Ab'- -w for more time to , 0 . Longwood. - Heart Attack Special prosecutor Eugene T City Editor Congress _______ - -- -7 Ru s For A - t T_ By BOB LIA)YD Coker ________________ - V, / -_____ -' I ... $5,000 and Sanford city commissioners h av e setNov.5 for a citywide / vote on a proposed $4 5 million 1 / Oviedo "] drainage nd Issue. Seminole o bicycles valued at $40 bob valued at $600 -stolen county commissioners are each athlen Th ursday from Th ursday from home of John 1(0111 RI (OKER b&ng formally requested to add home of Gladys Elder of 1411 ii Wthon of S nt Saord Ave the issu e to the general election Valencia Court F ord station wagon %alued at ballot on voting machines all jesday from home 13 precincts inside the city. Tape player valued at $120 MW stolen 1) 1~ stolen Thursday from the ho me of ack R. Southerhand of 2215 City Clerk Henry Tamm of Nancy Ertley of 725 E. Sandlewood Drive, Fern Park. reported Thursday that count) , Undetermined amount of Livingston Drive, Orlando, Supervisor of Elections Mrs. while she WPJ at Semi nole valves and fittings stolen Camilla Bruce will close voter n Thursday from the home of registration books at 5 p.m. Cenal Florida Orndmenthl on Sept 21 for the election Tamm Cash and &cks valued lit Cameron Ave., Midway. said the bond issue question $320 stolen Thursday from w ould be 'all by itself" In a home of Ruby Crews of 1711 Altamonte Separate column on the ballot Magnolia Ave. Robert Coker. a Clearwater a nd t city iil hic to fuM dttOrfle t1(i)1tl' to 'difl the one-third of the election costs iii L 0 Ufl ty emocra IC 00 ff 13 pr ecincts The county and U Rep BiGunje Bicycle valued at $129 succeedd U.S. Jesse James Skelton, 46, of the school board wiU fund the .S. Ocala, jailed Thursday in lieu of reported missing Thursday now fighting for the balance. Mark Senate, has called for d reW bond on charge of con. from Altamonte Mail by City commissioners Thur. L Steele of 105 Clove Lane, vamped social security system. tributing to the deliquency of a Cambodia and Kent May,1970 The1960 Election Novem. ber,1960 ' al Hospital. stolen connected with having drugs in the jail. Bicycle valued at $Q Thursday from the home of Tape player valued at $Igo David Anderson of 104 McKay stolen earl) toaay from home of Blvd . ' Murrel Ledford of Box 359 -- -. Sheriff Probe Delayed Bonds cut on the arm and treated at deputies said the charge as * - Sanford being held in lieu of $5,(*O bond. 17, turned 3ver Steve Allen i vision Ofco arw000 Drive Orlando, a disorderly conduct charge in charged —he was in jail at the connection with the stabbing time— wit~ violation of county of 2316 Heartwell Ave. Cole was charge set at I' - Ir-'u __ with Woods on charge of ac. hi FIRST ICRISIS: EveningHerald . - - - - -. - -- -1i --- - - - -,_ •' - - -. - - - -=----.---- - - - - -, - j-: -- - - _____'-; - - - - - - - -- �- --,.-. . I 3 .-•_,'-' !:-'':--; I - 'TcTT t £ • 4 - .. - - -- 44(.'b - I - .'--- - c- - --------'' ---- --------- Fee OPINION Evening Herald Friday, August 9,1'74-4A IN B JACK ANDERSON Box Score Should Encoura e Truth WAYNE D. I)OYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - cover-up. Our Defens e Bid Discharges Need • h- " - - 4 - . ._ 4. •) ' '- i '- gL r - ç • , p.J4 •--- . - p.. - •... cr Jv ) •J ( . ---- #., i T I I'- Ur XX ' _. ',•; ye j) Iscome tax -: - .1- Be ,..? IN -':,- 4 I - fore serve a more I - salaries? • .a l• _ .•,• 1 Si -. • -- :-,'- .• 79 - - .;.--; .' ' - 1F :A1 lei V. ? !i - -. - # BERRY'S WORLD cases review. Around 9 -•.JL: '--'_-'- tor t%'ho Wins? ; . -. Vi l e House Panel Did Follow Letter To The 2 more than enough sign, ballot. 9 "plumbers," G. Gordon Liddy, even starL-d off to the President's secretary, Rose Mary Woods, President had escaped paying his fair share of Home Deliv.!ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months. $14. to gun inc down until he was stopped by a and his two brothers, Donald and Edward. The taxes. Refuting his claim that the tax horrified Jeb Magruder, Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida san.e as home delivery. All Investigators got confirmation under oath from irregularities had been the work of subordinates, other mail: Month, $2.70; 01onths,$16.20; I2Months,$32.40 Throughout it all, the White House assailed us the President's former attorney, Herbert we reported on March 8, 1974, that he had with denials and denunciations. In light of the Kalmbach. To cover up this misuse of the checked over the controversial returns "page by President's latest confession, now may be a gocd Hughes money, the Investigators believe, the page' before signing them. All of this has been tI:ne to publish the box score: White House took steps which led to the original confirmed in sworn testimony before the Joint 0 — We reported "categoricailt" on April 2t2, Watergate break-in. Their theory that the whole Congressienal Taxation Committee and the Loyal WlJte House aides were stunned, say 1973, that 'President Nixon had no advance Watergate fiasco grew out of an attempt to House Judiciary Committee. our sources, when they heard excerpts from the knowledge Of the Watergate break-in and conecal the Hughe3-Nixon cennection 1ws been — We were the first to confront ex-Vice bugging." &.i suppressed tapes. One White House source But we repeatedly charged, beginning spelled out now in a Senate Watergate Corn. President Spiro Agnew in 1971, according to his told us grimly that no man should have his most as early as March 29, 1973, that he had approved rnittee staff report. former press secretary Vic Gold, with charges inttmLte manipulations exposed In such ex- the overall espionage-sabotage operation and the - We revealed on Sept. 23, 1972, while For- that Agnew had been taking bribes from cruciating detail as the tapes reveal the e later cover-up. All of this is now confirmed in the mer Atty. Gen. Jchn Mitchell was stir riding Maryland contractors. Agnew categorically White House tapes, President. high, that be had received copies of the denied the charges, and our sources refused to — As early as Jan, 11 and 15, 1973, we It's no secret, of course, that we pave been in Watergate wiretap reports. This was the first step Into the open. So the story went unpublished revealed for the first time that E. Howard Hunt thc forefront of those who have accused public charge that he was linked to the for twa years until government prosecutors There are some things one hesitates to comment had access to mysterious cash and that he had President Nixon of condoning lawlessness while Watergate operation. The code name for the nailed the former Vice President. on immediately. It is usually a good idea when you he preached law and order. offered to buy the silence of fellow Watergate wiretap reports, we later disclosed, was — We reported on April 10, 1974, that former run across a particularly distressing piece of news conspirators. We later learned the money had "Gemstone." Mitchell denied his involvement Treasury Secretary John Connally was under For our pains, we have been hounded by come from a $350,000 cash fund which, we under oath. "The first time I ever heard of investigation for alleged bribery, a "dramatic to sit on it a day or so. discussion Anger doesn't itself to a government gumshoes. The notorious "plum- reported on April 19, 1913, had been stashed in Gemstone," he swore, "was in Jack Anderson's development," we wrote, "that could finish calm, dispassionate of lend the issue. bers" posted my name on the wall of their White the apartment of White House aide Fred LaRue. column." But a grand Jury has now Indicted him Connally as a presidential contender." Some Well, we've had an item on our desk for almost a House hangout as their chief target In the spring This has now developed into one of the most for conspiracy and perjury, week now and we still can't read it without doing a of 1972. They arranged with the Justice newspapers, in picking up our story, quoted serious charges against President Nixon. — Beginning on Oct. 3, 1972, we told In a series government investigators as saying the charges slow burn Department's Internal Security Division to stake — We revealed on Aug. 6, 1971, 0%' billionaire of Columns how President Nixon had squandered were "iffy." Now a grand Jury has indicted There's no need to explain to our readers the out my house and tail me wherever I went. Howard Hughes had sent a sloo,000 cash gift to the taxpayers' money on his San Clemente and Connally without any ifs. terrible state of the American economy. Nor do we At least four people had their phones tapped President Nixon. The money was delivered to his Key Biscayne estates. A confidential Sept. 28, — During our expose of ITTKlelndlenst In March 1972, have to remind you of the almost unanimous beca'jse they were suspected of giving us In- friend BeBe Rebozo who collected cash from 1972, rr.amo describes how the General Services accused both Atty. Gen. Richard andwe in agreement among economists that inflation will formation. Others were interrogated while "other fatcats," we wrote on Jan. 23, 1973, in- Administration tried to hide the facts from us. California's LA. Gov. Ed Relnecke of lying about continue to be a fact of life until government strapped to lie detectors. One suspected source cluding the founders of the Winn-Dixie super- The details were spread on the record, corn- their testimony In the case. Klelndlenst has now was browbeaten until he broke down and wept. market chain. These facts have now been spending is brought under control. pletely confirming our reports, during the House pleaded guilty to making a "false statement" My associate Les Whitten was arrested and established beyond dispute. impeachment debate. and Reinecke has been convicted of perjury. However, bringing government spending under handcuffed by FBI agents on phony charges that — We Upped off Senate Investigators that — We also wrote a series of columns, We cite the box scores not to boast but to control is always qualified with the assertion that were quickly rejected by a grand jury. One of the Rebozo had distributed the Hughes cash, in part, beginning Get. 16. 1973, detailing how the encourage public officials to tell the tru th "we must not tamper with our defense budget." Everyone immediately raises his eyes skyward and shouts hallelujah. ___ We don't. We just happen to believe that there is DON OAKLEY TOM TIEDE more waste and fat in the defense budget than . ____ Chose wide-eyed liberals into welfare and human rights could possibly spend, let alone waste. How can any right-thinking American make l___ such a shocking statement? Well, it's easy. For instance: Litton Industries is asking the United States Navy for an extra $400 million to To finish the last of five big helicopter carriers now 44 months—three years and eight months!—behind Overhauled schedule. That's $400 million EXTRA for completion of a contract already almost four years Constitution behind schedule. I The same firm is also asking an additional $35 WASHiNGTON — (NEA) — When Everett ... For the better part of a week, via the miracle million to complete the last of 30 destroyers Roberts was 20 he made a mistake. Unfor. of electronics, millions of Americans were wittunately, he was in the U.S. Army at , L_____ already 18 months behind schedule. nesses to a living civics textbook as the House Whathe,onwoocIons,wasleave his t ___________ They have a little ritual at the Pentagon w:en without permission togoto the aid ofag1 _______ Committee on the Judiciary painstakingly but these requests pop up: It goes before the Armed girl friend. - I' Inexorably advanced to keep its appointed Service Board of Contract Appeals. The Navy rendezus with history. This was the ConFor this he was given a life sentence: an ,. ____ ____________ -' sends up its admirals, and the company (retired Undesirable Discharge from service. sUlution of the United States In operttion, made ____ ' vividly alive as never before. generals and admirals have a remarkable record There is no denying the serious nature of ____ / I -. ____ -There in all its majesty, End its imperfections for becoming board chairmen of industries which Roberts' offense. Discipline is the linkpin of am' too, was the American democratic system at make up the military industrial complex, and they effective military force; the Army would be zip If work. Thirty-eight men and women — man of it could not control the whereabouts of its -, .4 ______ ____exchange sea stories, make golfing dates—and __________ ______ embers. whom had been only names, If that, to rrost ___ rules for the company. people — ordinary men and women elected by Yet, five years after the fact, it's quite ap.. _________ -_______ On the other hand, everytime the government parent to those who know Roberts that his the citizens of their several states, held in their __________ _____ / tracks down some poor bum who is accused of punishment was far more harsh than his crime..___ hands the fate of a president and, pet hape, the ________ fate of a nation. receiving $2,000 in iflegal welfare checks Congress A bright, ambitious sort who served an un ___ has a fit and demands that the program be blemished year's combat duty in Vietnam 11VIr Opening speeches gave the lie to charges gs by White House spokesmen that the Judiciary scrapped and the do-gooders kicked out of (where he won the Purple Heart), he is - Committee was some kind of" kangaroo court," Washington. When a major contractor, Litton nonetheless ineligible for GI benefits, has not as well as to the criticism routinely made by been able to get a decent job and though he wants Industries in this case, rips off the government for mightily to become an electrical engineer, he press and public, usually deservedly so, that ____ both time and money, everyone retires to one of knows that the indelible politicians can never bring themselves to face "X" on his forehead will Washington's pl private clubs and exchanges probably prevent it. agonizing decisions. "j Guess We All Have Our Load To Carry horror stories about irresponsible labor leaders Time and again during the vrnmlttee's " "How long," he asks, "how long do I have to _____________________ and lazy workers. pay for it?" sometimes droning yet always facinaung and There are increasing numbers of others with often moving final deliberations, members It is not exactly what we have in mind when we their awareness that what they were social conscience asking the same questicn. talk a bout our 'free enterprise system. a bout to lo would probably be the most EmThere are more than 2 millIon veterans portant t hing they would ever do in th America stigmatized wi th less than honorable Ed i eir lives. The sheer weight of evidence accwnulatj discharges, almost 600,000 from the Vietnam over seven long months of hearings and in. era. What a few of them did wes ugly and in. tolerable: murder, rape, assault. What the vestlgations, evidence that was reviewed and Editor grade sheriffs department when we want to pay reviewed and reviewed again for the benefit of majority did was less offensive: incorrigibility, Evening Herald such low-grade salaries, the watching public, left no doubt what that thing hyperactivity, disobedience. Sanford, Fla . There is so much that Is requested of these would be. It had to come sooner or later. The House Ways and Means Ind what some did was hardly anything: Dear Sir: men and we In turn refuse their request for a Committee has approved a bill providing that the fed er Came the evening of J uly 21, 1974, and as one al homosexuality or immaturity or "personality liveable salary. Are our men less valuable to us by one the members voiced their aye or no on e,e government gets an immediate cut when anyone wins 1100 or deviation." Whatever the offenses or alleged than Orange County's deputies are to th m or e in a state lottery. Like payroll wIthholding, 20 per cent of fenses, many obse rv rs When When Sheriff Polk's record breaking budget not, then why are e now em? If first article of Impeachment of President they all th ey willing to pay th eir uld be deducted from lottery winnings for was released, I'm sure it shocked a number of much be de men so Richard M. Nixon, it was obvi ous that each of second chance, for th e sa -. holders of lucky numbers even get their hands on the money. people. i wasn't at a ll surprised w he Me, too, me job? Does the crime them, however he voted, was gravely conscious n Our county rate have to go up In Seminole tate governments which are trying to raise money by commissi oners started cutting pieces County before we of the consequences — Out of the th ink the The second chance, however, is distressingly to the President, to the ir Job is hazardous enough to raise their :;..king gamblers out of their citizens have had disappointing difficult to obtain for most. Though Congress has coun try and possi bly to themselves the of had pie.across But how good conscience the the in board Increase In can they refuse salaries? Does one of them have to be killed awesome, solemn and unhappy duty—that results in selling lottery tickets. This is not surprising, con- established legal procedure to upgrade bad de ri r,g the long odds and the "ta ke" which the state must discharges, th before we realize how Important they are to us? been thrust upon them. e military has administered it wi th Many of the sheriff's men are putting In sixty We are paying so many taxes for services we claim to make the whole exercise wor th wh ile. Wi th Uncle Sam a reluctan ce th to over one hundrei hours a week at their Jobs don't receive, why can't we use Wha tever the committee was aubsequenuy to at borders on vengeance, some of th ese do by way of developi demanding a re of the action, those lottery ticketi may be The services believe, as did the Huns no doubt, ng further articles, the the withbeing no compensation overtime. For this theY taxes for services we do receive? We get all up in harder to sell than ever. are paid betweenfor$8,000 to $10,000 8 tnat the threat of bad discharge keeps the troops cut In that historic session, year arms when something directly affects our was c dressed right. Thus the Army, in particular, has depending on their rank and length of service, families. If we continue to refuse these men a And these same county commissioners who are 4 scercely been liberal In its forgiveness. In fiscal salary that will support them and their families, refusing the pay Increase THOUGHTS have just 1973, as example, the Army upgraded Only 478 of voted there may come a day when they won't be there themselves an annual salary of 4,474 bad discharge revi ewed. $12,000a year for when we ied th:zn o pretect ours. their Part-time services. Natura lly the military denies Intent. It says A good name is better than precious ciatment; &rely, How can we expect to co nt in ue with a top. and the day of dea th, than the y much of the reason for the low rate of discharge birth. — Mrs. Tom.O'Day Ed. 7:1. apg.acJlng Is that relatively few veterans with bad discharges aply for "If more ap plied more would succeed." But such rationale ignores the military Remember when I gave Rosle O'Grady's (Orlando's Harris has a Masters in Administration,. The school rnar,dakd difficidties of application, Each Qhth Street Station such a build-up in one of the earlier Ward is trying to fill the budget director's vacancy with columns? service hasadIsharge review board,but only in someone possessing a Masters in Ru1pt* Ad. Washington. Veterans may apply for review by Well, a group of us had intentions of frequen ting ministrati on , Dixieland-JazzEmporium this past Saturday. Got there mail using Red Cross assistance but the hard So, if your phone has been jingling Roger, accept our fact is that personal attendance is most prudent. about 9 p.m. and saw at least 200 people waiting in a apologies for the interruptions. IL line ... trying to get in. So a fellow who is serious about upgrading his We'll try it again sometime. discharge must travel to Washington, hire a law. Instead, we buzzed-over to listen to Qia ppy at yer and forfeit days or even weeks of Well, it looks like we Just may havi Cone full.cfrcle lkngwood's Quality Inn and can't remem ber hawing su ch may be fine for a DuPont but few veterans c It wasn't too very long ago we were waiting In th ose —J a good a time (since It was the last place we helped close), long gasoline lines afford the requirements, . . . hoping to see the green flags low There is at present a bill In the Senate which waving in front of the service stations. (Green for plen ty would adjust this situation somewhat, C311for of gas, while yellow and red banners indicated emec nia's Alan Cranston wants Congress to establish vehicles could get gas and none available, respectively ) dLcchnru rPvw hnr,4 Paint ()f eI,rfil'!,tánr, -- - - Te h Clock ) Officials of the American Party are predictinv confidently that they have submitted WASHINGTON — Some occasional scorekeeping may help the public keep up with the games that are played in Washington. For two years, the American people have been bombarded with charges and denials. Now President Nixon has confessed that he lied even to his own aides about his role in the Watergate Don't Tamper With F TALLA HASSEE,f'la (A 13 to get on the November However. the validity of their claims will not be know for certain until Sept. 10, the deadline for county the signatures and forward them to the state Elections Division. t)on Mather, party cxecutire director, says petitions with more th an l0,0Q0 signat ur es went to th e county offices by the Tuesday deadline, of State Dorothy Glisson says her office has received about 6,000 petition signatures from the party but that a check with a few large counties found another 90,000 had been filed recently. The party needs 104,624 valid signatur es, three per cent of the rote total in the 1972 elections. The American Par ty, an out gr ow th of Alabama Cow. George C. Wallace's 1968 pr esiden tial campaign, is seeking to place Dr. Jo hn Grady of Belle Glade on t he ballot as a U.S. Senate candith;te and J.P. Revels of Green as ;i gutiernatcriil super- Jury The subpoenas, issued late controversial order halting the tations unless he is Indicted by Harold Lewis were ordered to The men, all officials of Bi- Financial record subpcenzs Thursday, directed a state leg- investigations until the Nov. 6 Nov. 7. He has appeared before make their first appearances by Willis indicate the grand vens Armi Corp., are John M. islator and four Tallahassee general election, the grand Jury twice, and Jaf- before the grand jury wedne jury is pressing ahead with its Busby, Richard W. Fletcher lobbyists to appear next week In what may be a key person. frey has also testified pre. day. and George E. "Cotton" Fletinvestigation of O'Malley's and ordered six financial in. al appearance subpoena, Ow char. The institutions are Cornaffairs visors to certify A To Hear Lobbyists ar TAU t55 Fla (.P) Stltutlons o pr oduce records of grand Jury directed AIEE, Snov:den, [hiialeah, was or"1 have no idea what's ha lobbyist Five of the documen ts diThe Leon County Grand five O'Malley associates. Edward Jaffr to appear next penlng," Jaffrey said. He d dered to appear on Thursday. rected institutions to produce investigating State Treasurer The subpoenas were issued Thursday. Former State Sen dined comment on Hollahan's Snowden said he had inrecords ,no of three Gainesvill e Thomas O'Malley and others is by th grand Jury and a special George Hollahan statement about a fee-splitting clination" previously that the m whose corporation loan--! of Miami has back in business in a big way — prosecutor, State Atty. Robert admitted splitting fees with arrangement, grand jury was ir,t 3t1 In $38,500 to O'Malley in 1971. 11 the panel and its special Willis of Jacksonville. Th ey Jaff rey on referrals from lMbbyist W. C. Herrell Jr., talking to him. He said he b said he used the money to bu y prow utor have issued 11 new came two days after Chief Jus. clients to influence legislation. was directed to testify Wednes. known both O'Malley and liol. his Tallaha 33 ee hous a subpoenas. tice James Adkins of the FInnhiollahan cannot be prose- day, h is second appearance. la ha n for years but ha d no promptly re pa id it. da Supreme Court rescinded a cuted under the statute of limni- Lobbyists Horace Drew and cial connections with either - Petitions Checked Area Code 305422.2611 or 831-9993 Jury O 'MaIIey FLORIDA -- Evening Hemid - - o li ti c al Leaders Praise P hlornblower and Weeks, for. merly Dupont, Glore, Forgan and Co. of Daytona Beach; First Marion Bank, Ocala; AS i IXOfl Peoples Bank, Gainesville, and Merrill, Lych Ierce, Fenner and Smith of Gainesville. By The Associated Press tact," he said. "I believe we Floridians and all Americans to Rep. Louthe Frey, R-Fla,, That's the kind of rruir. that we Almost without exception, have an opportunity to chart a unite behind President Gerald agreed with effect, Florida's poli;!cal leaders have Also subpoenaed were the need for President." rse for i new era with a new Ford .,, so we can heal the "It's a cleansing," he said. praised President Ni.on for morality, new polItc5 and a Former Tampa Mayor Dick Barnett Rank of Tallahasee ound which these !ast fe "This is going to be a tr e- Greco, a saying he will quit in the na- bet te r life for our people. We months Democrat who cam- records for OMalley's general tional In te rest. have caused and get on mendous plus for a number of paigned for Nixon, spoke of counsel, 011ie Evans Jr., and mu not miss th is opportun- to the business of meeting or reasons: You're going to have a confidence in the political proc. his fa ther, 011ie Evans Sr. They a lso say the nation will ity." na tion's needs," leader of the party In office. ess. unite and survive, perhaps Sen. Edward J. Gurney, a And the media, Congress and Evans' records have been stronger than before, the trou- Republican with his own trou. "I am disillusioned with the TAI.!AIIA&SEE, Fla. (AP) — A!ter 3 yew-a as Jon Moyle, Democratic the people are going t') be person, but not with the liI that led to Nixon's Thurs. bles subpcer.aed half a dozen times chairman, saidstate the decision of the Department of Professional and Ocpreviously and he appeared day ann ou nce ment. drawn toward President Ford tern," Greco said. "We ha the sform of a federal must have been difficult indictment te cupationsal Regulation, Louis if. Hitter says he's quitting ve a perso'ially st for in a coining together." fore the grand mmingsaid from make but agreed it was be great system. The only way it jury on July be 12. "By resigning, President secret slush-fund, hea the country. to enter private business in Talla hassee Nixon has ch osen the course of thought the decision was "best Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-FLa,, will fail is if the people of th is Hit te r, 48, will be succe eded by Doug Stowell, 30, an aide spoke in favor of Ford's being In country lose fai th." action that is In the best interest for the nation, the Republican Moyle said Democra ts would the White House. to Gov Reubin,kskew, the governor said in a of this nation," said Gov. Reu- party and President Nixon." Jacksonville Mayor Hans Thursday. rally behind Ford "to restore I'M VEry happy that former Tanzler said he hoped Ameri. bin Askew, a Democrat. "Now we must look to the public faith in the presidency." congressman and now vice Ca. would gain from the trou"It is my profound hope that tasks ahead," said Gurney, who h3ralso said the resignation president Gerry Ford is going bles. He also spoke of a better this country, under the lead- was Nixon's strongest defender would CALL MILLERS ______ have a beneficial effect to be Pr esident," said Gibbons, po li tical future. 'rship of Gerald Ford, can now on the Senate Watergate Corn- on the op . 1'A!JAIIASSEE, Fla All S;*- i:! -I., tin (-r posing pa rt y. "Al th ough we are in different Lgin to move forward once mittee. "We have a fine new "Hopefully, w ha t he's gone county judge posts Duval and Marion counties have "I think it will galvanize the political parties I always found through will not have been in been called by Gov. Reubin Askew for Sept. 10, the again," Askew added. "I deeply President in Gerald Ford and Republican party and be in its that Mr. Ford could disagree vain and the country 'lll be believe it will do so; stronger, the nation can go onward and best interests," he said. day as regular Judicial elections, u.uuI..uRa.uuu....I.Tu without being disagreeable, be tter for it," sa id Tan7ler, a wiser and more dedi cat ed that upward under his l ea dership." Th e balloting will be to fill the posts of Judge William T. ever before in the rule of law..." Democrat. "I think w have reFlorida's GOP chairman, Swigert of Marion County and Judge Susan Black of Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., L.E. "Tommy" Thomas, said versed the tide,.. The election Duval County, both of whom have resigned. said the nation and its people he was "sick at heart, but at the process is going to be a great Askew earlier called two special elections for circuit deal fairer, cleaner and more had been put through their Se- same time I am kind of reJudg eships after State Atty. Gen. Ro be rt Shevin adv ised Verest test. de mocratic." lieved." him this method should be used when judges submit "Our government has surRep. Bill Young, R-Fla., also "I think the country will unite resignations after the regular qualifying period. said that when the dust settles vived. Our Constitution is in. behind Gerald Ford," Thomas the GOP will emerge without added. "We've all suffered damage and will possibly be L loss and probably there will be Legal a spir it of unity. I don't know KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. APi with pride that he had chosen better off. "When t4'ie entire situa ti on is how long It will last, but I hope — "We're still proud to have the isla nd as his winter Whi te FICTITIOUS NAME analyz ed, I have an idea that FIcTITIOUS NAME him as a neigF.bor," says one House. Notice is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND it will last for some time." Notice is hereby given that I the Republican party, which am FOR engaged in busin ess at 150 Sanharido SEMINOLE Rep. Dan Sikes, D-Fla., said resident of this palm-studded COUNTY, "I'm pr oud he's my neigh. h Sp rings Or. LonOwood. Seminole engagj Inbusintu it 761 N Hi-way FLORIDA as never been accused of any the entire Watergate affair, island where President Nixon bor," Dick Vernon, County. Florida under the IICtI?I 1 1 97, Calsefber-vy 37707. Seminole IN CIVIL ACTION P40. 74.1121.1 42, a Reinvolvement in Watergate, culminating in Count-i, th Florida under the fictitious DIVISION E e resignation, often came to salve the wounds publican said after the Th Name of UNITED CONSUMERS urs- might even be stronger than "will focus more scruti ny on the of his po li tical car ee r, CLUB, and that I intend to rilt,r n3meOISTEREOSOUNDInd,I,it I In re tie Marrlaft of day night speec h. "He has been IrNw4 to register said name w1th fh* DEBORAH K STEWART, Wife, Said name with the Clerk of before," he said. political process in general. Ralph Venden berg, 60, good President — his foreign the Circuit Court. Semirv)Ie circuit Ccuri. Seminole County, Clack And that is wholesome thing." dent of the island's Republican policy far outweighs his domes. Florida in accordance with tPii County, Florida In accordanc. with GARY L. STEWART, Husband the provision o4 the ilctitlou name P'ov5IOs Of the Fictitiou5 Narn NOTICE OF ACTION Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis, H- Men's Club, reacted just after tic troubles." statutes To-Wit: Section 16509 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Statvtei. To Wit Section 565 Fla., said it had been a "sense- watching Nixon inform the naFlorida Statutes 1951. riorida Statutes lt57. GARY L STEWART -..' less affair"and called island'so,,j%. Eugene D. Jaques "all (ion he was resigning from of- drugVernonownsthe store and the savings and Pblih Aug 7, 9. 16. 73. lVli Raste ) cou e Springs on (andl(tik'. State Official Quits in secretary Judicial Elections - - in same Proud Neigh bors N ixon Is Res iden t _____________________ Notice Legal Notice - - - presi - a CLEARANCE upon Publish: July 19, 26. Aug 2. 9, 1974 fice. COVINGTON, GEORGIA 302w YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED loan associa tion just down the "A few times we serenaded that DEBORAH K STEWART has street from the bank of Nixon's him at the helicopter pad when FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE L'NOEI FICTITIOUS fled a Petition in the Circuit Cou'l ' close friend NO T iCEisheqsbygiyentp,a$Iam C.G. "Bebe" ReNAME STATUTE oJ Seminole County, Florida. for he arrived and I'd absolutely anoag.d In busines3 at 2615 N. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DissoIution still sing to him," Vandenberg Notice is hereby given that the required toofMarriageandyeu,-e Semorarn Blvd., Winter Park, tarve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 15TH said. Semincie County, Florida ndIV tt undersigned, pursuant to the writt,ifl defenses, if any, on K'N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOS "We probably owe Nixon fIctitous name of CHARGE "F icti tiousName Statutt" Chapter NETH W MCINTOSH, of STEN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA The folks here voted over. gratitude that be has made Key MASTER, and that I lt.nd 563.09, Florkja Statute, will register STROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.544.F whelmingly for Nixon In both Biscayne a household r,gister said name with the Clerk with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Attorneys for Petitioner. whose In re: the Marriage of: word," 1968 and 1972 and were bursting Vernon said. Pie Cifcult Court, Seminole County, inand for Seminole County, Florida, address Is Post Poffice ipo, JOHN M. BROWN, Huband. v Florida In accordance with the upon receipt of proof of the Sanford, Florida. 32771. and file the PATRICIA M BROWN. provlslor CO the Fictitious Nam publication of this notice, Us tic. uriginal with the Clerk of the above Wife tl$ious name, to-wit: BRANTLEY styled Court on or before August IS, $atiAei, To-Wit: NOTICE OF ACTION sj Florida Statutes iw SQUARE BARBER SHOP under 1971, olfierwis, a default and THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: 5: Eric Adam's I am engaged in bwIn.0 at ultimate judgment will be entered JOHN M BROWN WHOSE B.rantley Square Shopping Center, against you for the relief demanded RESIDENCE IS CITY OF NEW Furniture, Inc. By: Bernard Kaplan Stale ROld 13i5. In the city of in the Petition. ORLEANS. ORLEANS PARISH, AttamOnfe Spring,, Flor ida President WITNESS my hand and offici al STATE OF LOUISIANA, AND That ltii p1rt' interested in said iaI of said Cou rt on the lSt'n 1ay Publish Aug 2, 9, 16, 73. iv7.i 'wi-4O5E MAILING ADDRESS IS buIfr4SLlnlw'Drj9. Is as tolIi: Of E-11 UNKNOWN J,aiy, A D 1971 S Maru#s L. Kemp A Sworn P'ition for DSSolutin Of ($eal) NOTICE OF INTENTION TO Dated at iCassatuien'y, $.maote Marriage a Vinulo having bp Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., REGISTER FICTITIOIJSI4AME County, Floridi, May 3134, tni. filed regarding your marriage I, Clerk of Circuit Court In compliance with Section 563 09 Publish. Aug. 9, 16, fl. Wil PATRICIA M BROWN. in Circuit MIAMI AP Seminole County, Florida After meOfficials said they believe of FlorIda Statutes the undersigned DEE 16 Cou rt in and for Seminole County, By: Joy Stokes chanical failures almost caus ed mechanics, working on the will register with the Clack of the Florida, he short tItle of which is IN Deputy Clerk Circuit Court In S.mIoIe County, a National Airlines jumbo jet to plane July RE. NOTICE UNDIR FICTITIOUS THE MARRIAGE OF: JOHN STENSTROM. DAVIS 6 6, went off duty Florida, upon receipt of proof of NAME STATUTE MCINTOSH M. BROWN, Husband. and crash on two separate occa- without bolting down the cow. publication of this notice, the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: PATRICIA M. BROWN, W,f,, tts Post Office Box 1330 sions, federal aviation officials ling. A new team came on duty following fictitious name, twitpresents command you to appv Notice is hereby given that the Florida State Bank -- Suite 72 Is ha ve called on the carrier to and apparently asswned that "SPECIALTY DRESS .SHOP" undersigned, pursuant to the and file your Answtr or other Sanford, Florida 3:771 under which the undersigned are "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter defensa'orpl,ad,nqw,ththeClerkot tighten up its maintenance Atft,rneys for Petitioner the cowling already had been engaged in the business of sale of $6309, Florida Statutes, will register the Circuit Court in and tor Seminole procedures. Publish: July 19, 26, Aug 2. t fastened, officials. said. clothing and related activititi, at with the County Comptroller, in and 1t74 County, Florida. and serve a COPY DED LI A spokesrirm for Route 1, mu &R Lii, interstate for Seminole County, Florida, upon the National thereof on Petitioners attorney. The The plane, dubbed "BarCO4JNTY Mall, Altamonfé Springs, Seminole receipt of Pr")Of of the Publication ot Jack 1. 'Bridgas, of Cleveland and Transportation Safety Board UTILITIES BOARD was ascending after County, and hat the undersIgned this no tice, the fictitious name, to Mize, Post Office Drawer Z. Sanford said Thursday that invest' NOtICIOI PnIlc Hearing ae the only person(s) Interested In wit: CAROLEE DISTRIBUTORS July 8 takeoff when the cowl ing Florida 3277), on or Wore the 19th The Board of County Corn said business under which I am engaged In misslon,rs iay 01 August, A 0 1971, or tors believe a maintenance er of Semlnoie tore free from the engine, darn. County otherwis, a default v.111 Datedal Daytona Beach, Florida, businetsat lO369NortPnw,st.rnAv,. be entered ror caused a DC1O Jetliner to sifting aged a wing and ended up Inside as the Seminole County against you, this 9th day of July, 1974 Orlando, Florida. depart from Miami on July 8 UtIlttIe Board will hold a public (Seal) another engine. Crewmen WITNESS my ha nd and Seal of the wi Thai tf'tj Darty i4'ds,.st,d in 114 hearl.g th an engine co wling secured in the County Commission Click of the Circuit Court, on this Speclalt,, Dress shop, Inc business e'ltae'Pr. Is managed to execute an ennerChambers of the Seminole County 161h day of July, A 0. 1971. Chambers By Alice C. House by only one of three required Lion H. Lindsay gency landin g in Tampa Sanford, Florida, on (Seal) Secretary-Treasurer Dated at Orlando, Florida, July Tuesday, August 27, bolts, 1974 at 7.00 Publish - July IS. 26, Aug. 2. 9, 1974 30, 1974 Artht H Beckwith. Jr On Nov. 3, the same plane "We are recommending that P.M. or as soon thereafter as DEDJI Publish: Aug. 2, L 16. 73. Clack of the Circuit Court 1974 possibie consider to compliance or flying over the New Mexico the FAA (Federal Aviation Ad. was By: Martha T. DEE Vhien NOTICE OF MEETING OF noncompliance of Meredith Minor Deputy Clerk desert when a passenger was min istr ation) review National's LANDOWNERS OF SLAVIA — UtIlities Corp. wIth Sections 1.11, Jack T. Bridges, of CITY maintenance and require sucked through a broken DRAINAGE DISTRICT 602.7,01,7,02,06; 7.09 through 7.12; CLEVELAND AND MIZE OF Lo64O,VLOalDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, NOTICROF PUBLIC HEARING TO 7.11 through 7.30; a nd 9.01 of Rules Attorneys for Petitioner necessary changes to insure window and p!unged to his TO ELECT A SUPERVISOR OF CONSIDER and Regulations Governing the Post office ADOPTION Drawer Z that all required inspections are death after an engine disSAID DISTRICT. OF Public Water and Sawerage5yslems Sanford, Florida 37771 PROPOSED ORDINANCE mnadealk'rshift changes," said integrated, pierced the cabin P4OTICEISHEREBYGIVEN that 10 In Seminole County. PubIiih July 19, 76. Aug 2. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: a mtlng of the owners of lands NTSB and triggered a sudden decomAreasofthec ou ntya' errnedare CEDe? nc spokesman Brad DunNOTICE sItuate in SLAV IA DRAINAGE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ill areas certified to Meredith pression. bar. tt-s CIty of Longwood, Florida, that DISTRICT OF SEMINOLE the City Council will hold a public Manor Utilities Corp PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY, FLORIDA, will beheld at By: 5: John A. Kimbrough, hearing to consider enactment f Notice is hereby given that t?W the City Hall In Oviedo, Florida, at ChaIrman Grd inana No. 379, entitled: Sanford Airport Authority Budget ten ,ATTEST: 2gt o'ctockA.M,onthehdayof AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF wiilberrvlewedbythe5anfordClt August,AD.)t7l for the purpowof LONGWOOU, FLORIDA, S: Arthur H Beciwith. Jr. Commissionlnth,CityCommissjop electing one supenrlsor Clerk far said PROVIDING ANNUAL SALARY Publish: Avg., 1974 Room,CltyHall,Sanford,Floridaoss Distrktfoi'atermofthre.,y,ars, a t FOR THE MAYOR OF THE CITY; DEC54 Monday the 12th day of August, 1171 which election every acre of land in PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND at 7:00P.M. the DIstrIct shall represent one EFFECTIVE DATE. SEMIOL1 COUNTY J. S. Cleveland share and each owner shall be on. UTILITIES BOARD S.aIOrdinance was placed onflrs t Director of Aviation NsticeOfPiic Hearing titled to vote In person, or by proxy reading on July fl 1974, anJ the City In writIng duly signed, for every Sanford Airport The Board of County Corn Council acre o land cwr.ed by him Autbority wIll consider same for final missioner, of Seminole County in such passage and adoption after the sitting as the Seminole County Publish: Aug 9, 1974 District; guardians may represent publIc hearing their wards, executors will be held In Utilities Board will hold a rvblic DEE.53 and ad the City Hall ofwhich Longwood, mlnlstritors may represent iates Florida, hearIng In the County Commission on Monday, the Of decessad persocn, and Private A 26th dayorofas August, . D. 1971, at 5:00 p.m., soon Chambers of the Seminole County INVITATION TO BID A phone Call cof'pot'ationsmayber,prn.nt.dby Sanford, Flclida, on Courthouse, hereafter as PossIble. At the Tuesday, August given Notic that me is hereby their officers or duly 20, 1974 at 7:00 will reserve authorized meeting Interested parties may City of Lake Mary of Sentinels agents. Theown.rso'a majority of P.M or as soon thereafter as appearandbehesrdwimr,p,Ct pg County, Florida, wIll receive sesw the rented car the acreageof such District shall be the proposed OrdInance. This possible to consIder compliance or bids up t 1:30 P.M. August noncompliance of First Florida 1 you need--and nIcessarytoconstItut,ai,orumlor 974 infor the City Hall, Lake Mary, the purpose of holding such elec tion harIng may becoqitlflu,d from ,Im. UtIIItII,Inc.wIUSKIIOIIs1.II,6.O, Florida until final action is token by One (I) new Brush fir* and to transact such other busi/ness the CItY you can use 701 7.06 ; 7.09 through 712; 7.12 Council. Truck complete with all equipmw. is ma, come befor. the meeting through 720. arid 9.0) of Rules and A copy of the proposed OrdInanCe rogosiJs shall be marked your credit Dated this 5th day of July. A.D. Regulations Governing the °ublic "Sealed Ispost.dattheCItyHalI, Proposal for Fire Truck." 1974. j, Water and sewerage Syt'ems card here Florida, and copies are on file with No bid may be withdrawn for ): S. F. WheI, Jr. Seminole County. the Clerk of the City and lame may City oeriod of 11 omys. Lake Mary ..., ChaIrman Areas of the County concerned are 'ouncll has tnt Privilege to acc be Inspected by th, publIc, — S Thomas G. Mton, Sr. •... all areas cet-tif led to First Florida 5k!. A a DEE 12 JIp E Wunth DED9I - 4--- ; Legal Notice SPECIAL - , \Vhere to go for all thi.' information you need about your new cornmunity. ONE RACK Ladies" BETTY CARTER 322.1812 Dresses National Airlines Gets Safety Warning o4 - Sanford SANDRA AND Casselbwry Men's GARLAND'rI 834-9212 MARILYN Shirts Altamonte Springs $599 SHIRLEY MILLT 834-9212 EA. - RAWLINS ForestCit'y Y-NAVY SURPLUS ARM LL.. .IILDA RICHMOND 66&-5667 Deltona 310 Sanford Ave. 'ZI ,,, , -- - - - - ' WELCH AIR-FLIGHT CIRCULATORS W%tjIIHt sptci3' tiCedb1WWt, loge "W - I - ,IIh, ltitits it;. tuts try' PlçL.Ir 129 95 SPECK 9 - 296orge Stuart A99FRik 131 1.' *,i..ss - - cloq'se'l C04641 - , r - J4-'- .-. "-4W n ,'., 2 GOOD REASONS FOR RENTING A CAR FROM PROSSER Now Without Fuss Hit the Road The Easy Way - - a i'\4 ___ _ _____ ____ - ._.. - ._. 7 Have a car at your disposal when you really need it. freedom from fuss otherwise call us SIZ :--:--.= �.- — - __________ I-: . 4 ' __.- '., . - —! I • -. - . t . - _ ___ -_ ==t - - -- -. - - -- - - - -- - - - -- '4 - • - — - - .1 • • 1t - - - - k . - - ______________________ - -- ' • - S 44=- ---- • e '-,f------ _____________ ——----------- =---. ' I — $ --- - •• - -. - 1 - •. - -- - - - - ' •$ -- - -- -- - ft - I ________________ '. - - .- ________ - • - I --- - - 5 _. - -r, - • • - - '—- .- -. • 44 - - ____ -- - - - - = ¼ - • -. .': ______________________ - - —' - - - fl k • L.i- . 4 - - I -- ________________________________________________________ - -'•'-t • -. • -f.. :;.___ -:' - W OMEN - f nerulu uwuy - t- rlday, August 9, 1974-6A Aleck With Mom of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kitner, l8 holly Ave., was the scene of an open house H Arn(;Ml. v bridal shower, honoring Miss Andrea Barber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barber, DEAR ABBY I am a senior in high school, My boyfriend goes DeBary and Ajar, Buky , son of - To Smell Like Roses - ' - " _______ 1,, _____ ________ ;,-. - - - - -. II %\II Ic / - -; _________ I _______ ________ _____ - _____ . ______ -. _____ ________ -- ______ ____ _______ ______ - _______ _____ - - _____ _ J _______ ______ _____________ _ _________ jar H 'IIH tflrH I to ______ __________ ; ________ --- ________ - ..z . • ,5 Aids r ____ ______ __________ f __________ - ' - . - - -' - in our city of Clinton, III., where they are most effective filled with gold and maroon marigolds. LUCILLE. ____ l)EAIt POl.IX --- leycle sales seem to be zooming. I suggest using baking soda straight from the kitchen to clean and keep - - , — - - - - - i--. . - - this we tend to forgetaour inexpensive old standby — baking soda. lime sherbet punch, rainbow Barber and Alan fluky, guests at the door; Mrs. ltcanbeuseddrvon particularly dirty and greasy area without and nuth. (eentcr WIth mother, William Boatner, cut and liiung the finih. BETTY!!. Miss Barber received z. Kenneth Barber, left and served the cake and pouring double heart cake decorated carnation corsage and her RussdllKltncr,amen,twr nf the was Mrs. Charles Huffmann. DEAR SORRY: For openers you ca, quit writing "notes" is an attempt to trap and enib.rrau her. I do not condone, snooping, miniature with a wishing bride well and (lance a carnation boutonniere choir and at whose home Floating hostesses were the and groom from the choir members, hot most mothers who snoop do so because they want to know shower took place. Misses Nancy Hibbard and hich was served along with The honored couple, Mics more "bout whai'g going on in the lives of Mrs San (reenit', :rt'cted th' Mary Iknnctt Apologlxe to your mother for the smart.slecky notes, and tell her you want to build a better relationship with ber.Belleve me, B she will meet you hallway. Fdgldalre 40' ElectrIc ride E I ec hovve r Honore e — - , - F1'Igldalrc 30 ElectrIc Range , - A lien Chapel F'Iosts Range Annual .5 __ ________ ____________ ____________ _____ ______ - -. - - ____ '- - S -'-4 - - --'. ' .I'-, - - - - ,-. - -- If find pkrit of room this Frigidatro 40 Aaro L'r cooking, bakrng and arage atonq .th cteannq col4enaeric(.',toptonottr.m 'vu .- J R03.ISW riq ISII clean, oon that can be set to cook hIe ure a,a, from *32800 RDG3.38w $26800 Wtti Wltt Tr Trade HOME IE'1APPLIANCE CENTER _______ - - ____ $1: ExlNXj __ _______ - I. St. (totmertl 0. H. High) Phon. 3223553 Sanford - ___________________________________ .., - : - -- :--. -------- - - :- A : - ----z 8 : -j f -- 4' iY % '-4 - 'I -'' - -4 L' - -4 - 4• -.- _ -=.' -- - 4 ---= ! -a--- -* - --i-. •- -.-.• ' ': '.5 '---:- -•;- -. J - - çi' •'----.& - 444. # ' ' -'' -- -, ______________ ______ Itø j J - r ' ____ - r ,; fs _.- t; i1;- :•_ "- .t" V - --- _ -.- j _t -,4.. - F 4 .• -• _________ "1; -- - - _____________ r - -- -- — ' - - 5- -- • I . ' -------- - . , OCCASIONAL TABLES 14 HASSOCKS CURIO CABINETS Iii - — More Items From Traditional To Provincial, - . I1jr!r---4Iirj . . Modern ' - -, __________ o i First Baptist Youth t:Z To P ti . sen A ica I in a U ___ t'i_II ' ___ 'I outi--Ci ____ ihrani life 0nSi5ting of high .chool s-oung the program. The annual vited. Mrs. Bernice Fillmore is State Welfare Department Mrs. Ashley said. "Usually, one The cast is composed of Chip nomitinni with half.price tickets toil uenre iho'e around you. sermon wIll be delivered presidø'nt and Rev, G.L. Sims "was a little leery about giving of them becomes a friend to the people from First United Johnson, Tom McDonald, John for childr'm ann students ttend this great 'eries of us names of people on %lelfare, fourth woman and the others Methodist Church of Sanford Zeuli, Martha hiardw,ck, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. by Rev, Li pastor, liihle.oriented discu'odon' and the community, will Martha MacDonald, Foreman but now that they've seen how can help in other ways." lIE. Green of Winter Park. On dC'.igned to help 40U lir We'll Make You present "Char-Icy's Aunt," Aug. Heard, Buddy Echols, Bets it's working out, they're tickled Zion Hope " Wednesday at noon the more abundantly in eer Although she won't be Feel Good Every to death with It,'1 p.m. iii th( world of the 70's. in Fellowship Bowes, Jolene Brubaker, and "'Y missionary ser mon and specific lest tie women on 16-18. at 8 Day Of The Year Zion Hope Missionary Baptist _______ Hall. Joe Baker. memorial service will be given Church Mission Board will welfare might be identified, Aug. 4 to Aug. 31 The mothers on eIfare by Rev. Nolan Pltts of celebrate its annual an- ceive no money through Mrs. Ashley did give some 7:45 P.M. The ever popular comedy by Chuck Hardwick is in charge Entonville, At 7:30 p.m. the niversarySunday at 3p.m. The program. In fact, "we ask our examples of her group's work. Brartdon Thomas was a hit on of lighting; Roby Saw)er, For Frt Estimate THE BIBLE PALACE Women's Missionary Society Rev. L.R. Myers and Mt. Sinai members never to give manh3roidway and as a motion sound; Jimmy Dycus, stage "One girl, who grew up In a Call 122 6390 will present the "Night In Missionary Baptist Church will ey," Mrs. Ashley said. "In. foster home, didn't know how to Picture. It is under the direction 601 Pine St. Sanford, Fla, manager; Mark (.'horpening, SAN FORD HEATING White" mission program. bei'chargeofthesez-vjcej-, stead, we help them find re- look for a job, so the other of Foreman and Anna Lea Price Baker and Mike Fit. Evang.HSIV AND Thiuriday at noon, the L.L. Thomas Is president and sources where they can get women took her to 17 places heard, lie is in charge of set igerald, stage crew; and 0. 1. SI'*rrod educational sermon will be Rev. J.L. Brooks, pastor. What they need, AIR CONDITIONING until she finally got a job," she design and she designed the Speaker Cheryl Smith, production delivered by Rev. J.W. Sanford Ave. :609 5. Free Gifts Given "We have a us emergency said, costumes. In addition to acting, coordinator. Burroughs, Da:'tona Beach. At Nazarene Sanford Nightly fund in case money is ever "And another woman ha.s a the young people are con. 7 p.m. youth of the conference needed, but sve've never spent job, but is still eligible (or food Longwood Church of the structir,g their own sets, will be In charge of a ")'ouUl stamps. Nazarene will have special it," she added, workins on costumes and night" by the Teen Choir at Friday at the closing session, music An the educational address will be Sunday's ii a.m. service. Vacation Bible School will be given by Rev. Cecil Tucker, waters Aut. 1246 WIth classes 6:30-8:30 president of Edwards Coljei'e The !U. Rev, Hubert p.m. for everyone. Paul Nelson Robinson, presiding Peterson will teach a class br Li O Bishop, will deliver the closing adults on events leading up to the end of tur,e. sermon and read ministerial appointments to the Pentecostal various churches. First Pentecostal Church of Longwood has scheduled Central Baptist Vacation Bible School for Aug. Sanford has been selected for According to Mullins, who realistic and deeply moving Election of deacons at Cen- 12-16. Evening classes will be f'\ a limited engagement during attended a special two-day portrayal of the tensions tral Baptist Church, will take held this year 7-9 October fur the premiere of the seminar In preparation for the created in a family where the p.m. for all () L place Sunday morning, ages. Nursery school student motion picture "Time To Run," premiere, "Time To Run" is a son's values and ideologies Nominated by the church are will study the "God Made" a full-length color feature film that will have "an im- differ from his father's. Love ('buck Necks, Don WIlliams, therite' beginners, children in release from the Billy Graham measurable positive impact Ofl and communication are cripConte5t I 13111 Pixler, Don Adams, the Bible;" primaries, "Let's the lives of both teenagers and Film Ministry studios. ('larnce Ergle, hiumiter Miller, Go Fishing;" juniors, "the New by the impenetrable fi)i I Fred Mullins of liiary, an ttieir parents in our corn- pled Michael Coggori, Chuck Seville, Man;" teenagers, "Christian silences between them. Further associate pastor of Pinecrest munity," and added that, liD. MuQuatters, Glenn Miller Responsibility" and adults, Baptist Church, has been ap. Sanford residents planned"if to confrontations develop between and LII. Griffin. f I Bible study. Open to area pointed executive chairman for see only one motion picture all the young man and his girl Effective August 11 is the residents Sanford area showings and is year, this is the one they should friend when she becomes inresignation of Central Baptist volved in the enlisting the support of many see." 'Jesus ('hitch pastor, Rev. Robert Upsala Presbyterian civic leaders and other A representative of World 1o','emi't'nt' The viewer enI ay. There will be a reception residents to make plans for the Wide Pictures, Ed Williams, counters moments of humor, * .clIeig the e -ning worship Upsala Presbyterian Church, premiere. describes' Tim" To Hun" as "a suspense and warmth service in humor 'f the Lo-s. corner of Upsala Road and throughout the film:' [)uring his pastorate of three ('ountry Club Road, has an and a half years at Central nounceda change in as Sunday _________________________ Baptist, the church merit- schedule. Sunday school now bt'rship has grown from around begins at 9 ann. an(I the church 700 niemubers to almost i,o worship serce at 10 n.m. A in(l a budget of $59,000 in 1971 to fellowship hour will follow the re t us ,in annual budget exceeding morning worship. $122,000. lie ha! led the t'tiw'ch LIFE, a Young World This musical will also be mission for outreach in the First Shiloh Musical by Otis Skillings will be shared on a mission tour to Sanford area, Approximately Me.sion Bo-arti No. One of the presented by the youth of First Cherokee, North Carolina, as a !'O boys and girls are bused to First Stiiloh Missionary Baptist Baptist ('hurch of Sanford, 519 group of 54 'outh and adults Sunday School during the Church will observe their anPark Ave. on Sunday 7 p.m. in seek to witness for Jesus Christ . \(-hool year on the three church nual Anniverry' Sunday the church parking lot. This in a week of nnmnistr Augu.st 16.buses - In addition to the morning at 11. The message musical reIat.s the message of 5 regular Sunday services, the will be delivered by the ht',' Jesus: ''I am cottie that they ts part if their IIILSSIOO (-hurch holds services it 12 Leon T. Freeman. might have life, and that they trs, )ak Camp Grounds, Seminole ('h:irintte Fredrick I; prc.sident might have it more abun- 1ndiins, to the Cherokee IT'S EASY! N( ) Pt!RCI IASE the ,roup will hold ('amp Grounds, Hedding aol Uev I-'ret'iiiari, pastor. r -'i I ', danitly.'' lJolLn l0:lOi AR V ! liiick To St:hool I his Gtrdens, Holldny Inn, and the '' Directed by Charles E. Davis evangelistic services, a fiveNever lh't'n This Much Fun (-ounty jail, Calvary Baptist Jr anti acconipanied b', Miss day Bible school, and puppet u I ltiuk I uc ii,' - !.iI Rt'd St huulhoust, in I presentations by the ''Amazing Friends are invited to the Cathy Cosinato, piano, and "A Thief in the Night", anew' reception following the evening i:'nte'r of thi' Nialt i11 this %vt'f'k, Ever - orw wiiis Donald [lever-I), bass guitar, Praisir Puppet I'als".There IurshiI) service in the color film, will be showfl by the 45 member choir consists of '," ill be free 'I )f'i'/.t! And 100 ltit,kv silver (hfflIr winners vill medical ft'ilowshp hail. Rev. Loy has Calvary Baptist Assembly at young people in grades seven examnhriations in a mobile clinic lit' i'lii h1' f OF t1W gr1i nd prize d t'4twiri to ln helil .u'cepted the pastorate of Sanford Garden Club, 200 through college. Soloists will be by Dr. Jim Edgemon, assisted . . . S1itunhiv, '\ugttst It) ,I -' p.m. S ( :h,inni'l :ii'5 'entra I Baptist Church, E4a irmont Ave., Suriland I Breeding, summer youih b) a team of trained youth. ' l)W it 13 in. with fun l 11(1 Ifl,I ic ft 'i,Tacksonville, 'nd will move Estates, Sunday at 73O Pi worker at First Baptist and Attorney Kenneth Mcintosh ()pin to the iblic in the area ? New August 12 kids UI iI I •it's. ;\itd it 7 p. ifl., he 1 here' for th Iobbv I)uggar, Wendy Walker, O(fCl legal counsel to Troy Ray, Janet Thomas, Dean hit Si'e' VItO at the Altirn'uttv N1.ill direction of Barley. Julie Reagan and Vie families under the the reservation's chief. 831•6370 Richburg. Fttt' sound system .5 COMMODES And Many - peNon... 'I (JU .Jt,%. hop and eeô _____ , R.F. Castle Calls i r ry . A/1. . --'- become a ne ran iuIe .oflr problems. '.1 - _______________________ — - GitôLiijKwt - : ETAGERES III i -. S DECORATOR LAMPS I liT liii I III I ' - - -- -:.- W eecons 1IJI ir"i SER -j --- --- -"--5 Mr. and Mrs. Willie T. ijlj aedential expert. AC. Hill was and children were in the city in the city visiting with his visiting with his family and famllY.'Chfck"ashekcalled be placed far best FZUht3. friends. Willie Is the chief by his friends lives in TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Talk ever with associates J%lSt M e d I c a 1 La b or tory Philadelphia. Willie is involved how regular routines can be made mor functional, You haVe Technologist at General In many actitives excellent ideas that should be used now. of his cornHospital In Eureks, Calif. Ills munity. He Li a member of the GEMINI (May21 to June 21) An Influential on can flOW wife is the former Marjorie Cancer Society, Sickl' Cell assist you in gaining a cherished longing. '3e your Intuitive Hestle, daughter of Rev, and Anemia and Cystic FibLs b perception, beat advantage. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Making YoUrself Mr-s. R. Hestle, Marjorie is with Association, Willie attended more scessful by cooperating with new associates is possible the Eurka County School Hopper Elementary School and System where she is a Crooms Academy. now. Know exactly what your goals are. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Discharge your reaponalbthtles _________________________________ welysotheyaenoftj,rr-jge to you. One ytiu love Is very understanding during the day. VIRGO (Atg. 22 to Sept. 22) FInd out what &saodates expect of you and then study the matter carefully so you will know what to do. Str1- e for harmony, LIBRA (Sept. 22toOct. 22) If you lend a helping hand to thone who have power over your affairs, you will get ahead faster. You e Can Now Serve need to build more security. SCORPIO (Oct. 22 to Nov. 21) You are highly lrupfred and c-an You With AComp lete go after your aspirations with fine success following. Private matters are best handled at night, SAGITrARIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 2!) Talk over with experts how to make yoLr surroundings more functional, Application gets rensiW1it1e, behind you quickly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Try to come to a better understanding with an associate who is emotional but has VI C E Idealistic ideas. Relax with frleuls tonight. AQUARIUS (Jan, 21 to Feb. 19) Engage In work that will help 'For you become more successful. Consult with expertc where in Your Entertaining doubt. Associates are cooperative now. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You have tine creative ideas, so CU PS PLATES LADLES he sure to bring tocin to the attention of Wgwlgi. Show increased devotion tomato. Think kindly. PUNCH BOWLS AND OTHER IF 't'QUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY...t or she will be able to ACC E SSO R I ES ....... handle property, financial and allied malteis well. Be sure to give a fine academic eductlon and proçer training In matters psychological, spiritual and moral. The nrtlstjc here is pronounced and shoi&ld be encouraged. Try to give as fine a cultural background as you can. "The stars Impel, they do not compel.' What you make of Phone 321-0780 your life is largely up to YOU! 'ml C ri A. ji1't Conference Sanford Premiere For Graham Film •-. - - (- -4 -t ' - -e - Sanford Pe rs on a Is vingy' 1q - -4- L44 'p.'$I, ;-'. ':- -.-- - ----- 4... The Tastes Of People Who Live There. See Our Fabulous ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 1) II you dISCUSS IflO(}thZ7 affair-I ? rci -t-f : I t i GENERAL TENDENCIES: Until early afternoon the aspects you a good opportunity to handle your financial affairs well. Contact those of experience and good ju4ment to give you the s. ;4 The Bible Palace the Accent Your With Individual Items That Make A Home Look Cared For, Reflect -"-- - . . HOROSCOPE . , -- - - Three church women are SeThe opening session Monday and guest soloist James flute the mothers on welfare, but rather enabling them." lected for each team "because evening is open to the public from Alt.amonte Springs. Ths Frqdir Pt'-;.featurosacontjnuous in , 4 p - - - - ' - - J- 'I -- . 4 ,_ - - I - _________ - -- - -- - 6 • - -- , t I s S DEAR ABBY: What would you think If you had a relative (a 'ery close one) who told you he was sorry that he couldn't offer - _i—_I •_ MJS. RW. Rowland and Mrs you the hospitality of his apartment because he had only one bed, aid then you accidentally discovered that the sofa In his living Robert Thomas were hostesses roon folded out into a "hide-a-bed?" for a mlscellaneoti.s shower ______ MAD DEAR MAD: I'd think that this relative didn't want the honoring Debbie Thomas, Aug !T:T— • pieuure of my overnIgt company. 24 bride-elect of Richard L. Bowes II, at the Rowland home, - DEARABBY:IamGen1b0rn,bUIhaVeUvedIntheU -, , Ill E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. for the last 24 years with my American husband. My mother still The honoree greeted her fives in Geny, as do my brother and sister. I keep in touch sts atUd in a pant. with them about once a month with letters. I saw them two years suit, complemented b a green - -ago when I visited Germany. tipped carnation corsage, a gift .from the hostesses, who also sister's In Gerzaany. (1 met this lady only once when I visited presented her with pair of king s bed 1iow3 -:) \ ; wrote. "I think you should know that 'ow motherisgcgng blind -Refreshmentsofcake,nijnta, and her general health is very, very bad. They say she hasn nuts and lime sherbet punch, -I 4 much longer to live. I told your sister to notify you of your were served following a period \- mother's condition, but she said she didn't think you would be ,) I games and gift opening. The and probably couldn't make the trip anyway, but I cake was decorated withyellow thought you should know." and white, ro, wedding bells and the 1iaiption, "Debbie I immediately telephoned my mother In G,nany. She I L swered the phone and said that her eyesight was L Admiring the lovely ap11 otherwise the was flz far a woman of 77. I was greatly re on one hand, but furious at t1s "friend" olmy siste"j for writing pointed refreshment table Mrs. Robert Thomas, left, Bride-elect, Miss Thomas, hostesses and future mother-in-law at shower. such a letter. HowwouldYOUhand]eft?Orsho.c1Iletitgo? FRAUS. Debbk,MrLRowlandandMrs. DEAR FRAU: Send the letter you R.L Bowei, mother of the Ralph Pezold, Charlie Kauffso-caned "Head" to yoar sister. and let HER ha future bridegroom, man, Ben How Land, Robert Others Invited to share the Kooley, David Floyd, Pr,Øi,,,,i? You'II feel better if you get O evenln with the future bride, Sam Green, Dianne Lash, Bob reply, ritt to ABBY: Box No. 65700. L.A.. Calif. 9Ø. Encle stamped, were Mmci. Betty Leep, Bob Ison, Bob Goodson, Edna wll-53,t5ed ,nvt4ope, p$asa For Abbys booklet, "How to live a Lovely Wedding," send Faucher and Gary Omey, Lake Murray, Robert Harrison, Cab St to Abigail Van b,ren. 22 Lisy Dr., Beverly Hills. Cal. 503)3 Mary; Freddie Nekon, Mary Bookman, Bob For-tier, Joe McKneeandF1'vceSaccone, Rough, Jim Kennedy, Bob DeBary; Mis. Frank WhJt. Kinard, David Deal, Sue Room timore, Longwood; Erma Umberger, Gary Brown, Marie Henley, Casselberry, and Mrs. Resner, Gertrude Lee, Barbara Lena Roland, Bluefleld, W. Va., Dague, Mary Seawright, grandmother of the honor Emma Farmer and the Misses For Saturday, August 10, 1974 guest. Susie Thomas, Sherry Green, Also invited from Sanfgrd Shell)' Harrison, Valerie By CARROU. RIGHTER were, Mmci, Russell Gill, Goodson and Gayle Belne. 'c:..,- -';.. .'. _______ 0 ridIl S 00 tapers in c'stal holders. The tab!e overlaid with a white lace cloth also held a I would really like to have a better relationship with my mother, tIneedtoknowhow toget out of thedoghouse SORRY IN OHIO -~ ' ', ____ ' I " ___________ ____________ _________•-:--, I Culture Challenges Religious Life ' - _m ______ Friday, August 9, 1974—lA --_______________________ Gr fflI\U1t I •i Ui InteliMfy the fragrance of the rose petals. Can anycne kU me about this? GAIL. l)EAR POLlS Mary 1. wanted to know how to make flower planter "om old tires. We used a saber saw to cut the metal bead tOt of the tire before we turned it inside out. This made turning the tire easier. We cut V-shaped notches about three Inches deep to make an attractive edge, also using the saw. These peaks will turn out and the tips will curl on the end. Paint the Ure any color ou wish and have an attractive planter. MHS.B.O. DEAR POLlS — I want to tell Mary T. that our Youth grou 1IL\I II 1.! \ - / Evening Herald Pastor's Corner ____ _____ ____ ________ - I - • - - - I. _____ carried in decor throughout the area, including a floral arrangement on the refreshment table of pink and white carnations, mums and '4 i I V ____ ___ 1t __________ - regularly. Palm Beach, whose wedding My mom and I have a commun1catioi problem. I mean, I don't will be an event of Aug. 24. tell her a whole lot, although I really don't have all that much IC hosting the event Sunday hide. Well, I had a hunch my mother was going into my drawer Aug. 4, were Mrs. Kitner and and reading the letters I got from my boyfriend, SO I did other members of Grace United something that wasn't very nice. I wrote notes like, "HI, Non, Methodist Church Choir. what are you looking for 7", and I stuck them into the envelopes A pink and green color them I know she saw them because øe has betn ver' cold to me lately, but she can't very well say anything about ese notes thout admitting she was snooping. Abbv, I don't think I should have to hide my things or lock Wants Her Roses 5- __________ ___________ _- ________________________ NEW YORK AP) — The na. of the Greek Orthodox Church on moral issues," he said in an bility hits been placed on us and founding c(nvictlon that all hu- blighted ideals and dismay. Eastern Ortho. in the Americas. He says the interview at Greek Orthodoxy's we must come up to it." man righis and dignity are deHistorically, Orthodoxy genilox leader says that Christian. CIVIC atmosphere, which in the headquarters. Archbishop Iakovos, whose rived (rein a divine Creator. erally has shunned criticism of itv, once comfortably in harmo. past was conducive to faith, has ¶"Religion must be the one to 15th anniversary as head of "The covenant arid the dream CIVIC affairs and state systern. ny with American culture, now become fouled and now enlighten people, to illuminate American Greek Orthodoxy is seem to have faded," he said, But in the modern atmosphere, l-X('USE.S? challenges religious life, spiritwilly recharged. Anyway, (aces a struggle against It. life, to influence the nation. In. being observed this year, said a adding that the results show up Archbishop lakovos said the "There' been a breach," "The church can no longer stead of following, it have you ever made an Cx- Jesus wants us to (01Ile to 111111 ' must pro- secularized nation seems in deteriorated ethical stand- need is to free religion from do(IIM.' for soinetIung I ati sure just as we are and lie will make says Archbishop lakovos head PkY ¶eCrU fiddle to the sta'e vide guidance. That res,onsi. generally to have abandoned Its ards, corrupted politics, minatlon by the prevailing \OU Would have to answer yes to us what He wants us to se'ular-cIvil patterns. that question. Lot inc share Soim' people will not become "It's a matter of 'de-cir. with you SOUIC excuses people Utiristians because they have __________ ilizing' religion," he said. "For use in relation to doing what plenty of tIttie'. how (hI )OU thechurch to how tothe state on (;od wants them to do. moral Issue l.a to become frail of Seine people will not itttnd know that you have plenty of p 4 tuiie? God's Vord says ''It is mind and weak of soul. We have church because of thi pt(d unto iiian (ifice to (lie a duty to speak out on moral hypocrites 'in the church. Yet and then the ju(tgnlent." 1.ike Issues." ;& they will work With lypocrites 4 For that purpone, the church in business, government, and like a vapor, it appears for a while and then is gone. There _. for the first time is establishing entertainment. Hypocrites %iil never be a better tune (or a social-concerns office to work F' spend eternity in Hell; not )\i -: you to become a Christian own at applying Christian principles heaven. Wouldn't you rather today. "For God so loved the : in national affairs, paralleling spend a few years with LEXINGTON, Ky. tAP) them in %orl(l thai he gave his only "One team in St. Louis did similar agencies in Roman this WOrI(l than a eternitwth "My little children, let us not pay begotten son, that a woman's rent for a few whosoever Catholicism arid Protestantism. then, in the world to coriie Tht in hint shall not love in word, neither In tongue; months and, after believeth that, she -Orthodoxy, whose origins go Bible teaches that ''all havt. " didn't want to see them again I. back to the founding of u 'irined'' nuil that in' - Iunhs all of perish hut have eternal life.'' but in deed and in truth.'' • This verse, (rein the first and the whole project failed,' .; --faith, split in 1054 Al). with us. Don't ii:ake excuses wti'.n it Epistle of St. John, is the spark she said. Sonic people will not attend uwnes to your western Roman Catholicism, spiritual con. that ignited Lexington's Moth. Otherwise, there are almost -from which Protestants later church because they feel they dition. Your spiritual decisions er-to-Mother program, a small no rules In the Mother.to-Moth. separated. There are about 250 iire too bad. Remember, Christ are the most important band of church women who er program, Mrs. Ashley said, million Orthodox believers, (lied for the ungodly, The (Iceirions you will ever make, reach out to help the poor. "except the simple rules of hu. mostly in the eastern part of the church is a hospital (or sick l)on't give God excuses — "That's the whole idea of the inanity and love." • world. souls. It is a place to be give Hun results! thing," Linda Ashley, founder The idea is to form lasting They number about 6 million and chairwoman of the organ. friendships, with those who are • --s . in this country In a dozen ization here, said, on welfare and those who are branches based on national As a part of a much larger not sharing common problems " program started by the Chris- and helping each other solve I tian Church Disciples of Christ them. six years ago in St. Louis, Mrs. "We don!t try to convert any. Ashley formed the Mother-to' '' tother chapter here earlier body, but actions speak louder than words and sometimes it this -ear. In it, teams of three church works out that way," Mrs. AshIcy said. "This Is just what women are matched with Rev, Hubert Nelson Robinson New Mt. Calvary fourth mother, who Li on wel- Chri.tIans should be doing. will preside over the 38th Meetings are held each The 18th Choir Anniversay of fare, to help her reach whatOrlando Florida Conference to I _______________________ she sets for herself, month, but members don't have ever goals be held at Allen Chapel ÂME the Choir No. Two of New Mt. toattend,shes.aid."Infnct,the Perennial farce presented by Fellowship I'Iayers "It's completely interChurch, 12th Street and Olive Calvary Missionary Baptist that denominational and interbeauty of this program Li Ave., Sanford, Aug. 12-16. Rev, Church, West 12th Street, will It can happen to you! J. Edward Connelly is the host be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. racial," Mrs. Ashley said, "and women can work at it whenever poiLy's POINTERS Engaged Coupb' Feted _________ Don't Be Smart P-L________ 5 11 REV. ROBERT E. IA)Y Central Baptist Church -- DEAR ABBY _ ___ 4- -- rr-Jr T- i; , Call - I - , -- ;;' '---4 ,- ci14j.2 �- . •-----'•- .r.'. --- 8 A — Evening Herald °-.- .. '..- • -- 9-,,.. -- ----- - -:r-- •--..-- -t'- -''9 .- 9'•_• •. -- IL Friday, August 9, 1974 -"-"-.-" ------ fetIit,iIjsi .. CO The ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 434 Forest City. Florid, 6 Orion Tarr Pastor Saturday Services Sabbath School 9.3 Worahip Services A •.:! u_u. : Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting % U U 7 oo C R. Neill m Bible Study EvaNelislic Sabbath Schl U £ ,.—.. 0 J OO * * * \J \J OUR N I 7 I. m ATION . W edne sday S - '- • • - - N - i :- r • - •--.' ..ri . - • . • 401 S Park Ave The Rev Lecoy D Super Rector a . F ami ly Service and . . Pastor . I.-nday School 9:30 a III Sermon 7 jc, - ,&.,q I (.Ilrt•slttiit i • - • -- - 113W. 25th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV This is the Life' Rev ElmefA Reuscher Pastor Sunday School . . 9:13am Worship Service 10.30 a m raIergarten An d I-4urteryl Wed Seryce 7, 00 P.m 7 lop M ii' - MonngWohp Evening Worship Phone ff 9r! Wot- sn ip Service 11 Of Service - - -• . '-9- - - •..: - - I • ••9fç •. •- ... •i • •_'. • • .j. •99 • •I•. •-• • .-' r 4• J- - '.C• •. Y.4 z:.. •i....t • :.1p••9 • . a_c--e.'.-,-j, - -_ _e• • • -,. - -.9 •1. - _ - . 1fonIa - __ Romans & 18-25 •- - -- Tuesday • ItS a ri l000am 11:00am 400 p m S4IIr1ettlIfl 130pm 7C1Cp.ni. - ' - - 412-19 I - MorringwQr5,p - Morning Worship . 4.18-23 Sunday School I thought o how clearh (ir.sndm;i had 'n (ij 'dn" Her Ii'c ot (il and dititi all about me. I knew then and there would never be lonely again with the Church to sustain and guide me. 'P" S4'4oed I Dip __________________ B-tI, • I th at I 3rd Sunday . 'I t 4:00p.m. Copyiijht 1Q74 k,.t., Adv1i,i1 Sn.ce. tnt - Strlsbur& and rid Message Cir- Youth Service veniig Worship - tiJtt:•l F7c -' .,g .r1 -'_• , ;, 9. r4 •- - )"r t; ;• . xe- . .,c - .,($#-,' 7 ti •••, J ,i'P/'J, •••_ iry, i- .P'i ;. : -' '-• •- •- - 401 1. - JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff -. .-' (•- • -I,-• '4i i' "c'-- '• UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff / ,., ..vi•,, 3 , , - : 9 L.• -' . - - 41 -• - .14_I;•;.,..•4. . - ...1 • . • . .1 9.('• . -:,:' -- . •/,•• ' -. • - -• A%SCM$L( Y or - ••• • Fr' Assvii,y oo &i. .., .• p, C r., , BAPTIST ______ • A.ssmolp. G.srden CI',. ,rwy. il 92) Fbtri Ca.:t.qvrp 0.' ii Cr j ,i, 7!V Senini :-j. t-: -.- - . -.. .••. • -'k•. •,q• • - -'--i -. •9 -. . . :4 Cpn',ai Bict.s C'urch. 1311 O' A _____________________ ________ ____________ _________ B-rd -. •• , - - - .- •J- CHURCH OF CHRIST C':fitPI oi CPisl 1$12 "'st .''is.ors1fv Capt-si 't'u'iM. Wd*a, S6.I.ngIip4Ø M.$5.ot4hfy P40th, 1121h A Cedar 4 ', - • .•.• 04 Las. CI-'vati ci CP-s.tt. W 17th $t Tlmpfp Ba,.t.st Church. Pun-i S*.ngs Ro - Ai'amce'p h t' P sde CC 1 Z Hp Oapi.st (hch, ill Orange Ave Church of Goo. 10) W 7 - 6 30 pm Wors h ip Morn ing nqWori 730pm Evening Worship Il O Parting shot m 0 l'OOpm Wednesday 7 30p in — • C ATHOLIC Oliva M.tt*'iwy Baptst C? t.1 'L.r'do Spriript P . Lorq -an Mt Itvca M4swp 840-111-1 Church. 1100 Jerry At t Zen M.na' Bap'st 4pes Ave Mi 4 # - Ch-4 0 Cil thr Pd ai,'tp. Li., Ru', A ois C.'no4.c '•'c-. 715 O . t.,r Citsrwrrr U n.ts Comrr,r 4 EPISCOPAL. An Sa r'S tc4rs al C.- 'cr I . 46 , 1 V (r)55 Ec-scopli O, (hurchof Jesu5Cb,,stof latter Da, Si Eastern Ortho, Church St Magoet.tw Catholic Church. M,.harq A,. - A(la-"-..e, Pa's .tr.. It It's LUTHERAN A irr- r L vt'fa' Ch ,ich. O',tvbt r 'L&e,oitr4l,sC4itoI.(cr.,c. l3(OMaa.,iijn G1 Fpr,'i Pars C"cwih of the Natatrne, rcrd tfrI10 ltn,ran. 7 S Dr.. C1st,bpq,y 4ani3 Or - 7)53 i4i9tn'7 - OME it'c4f . 47'24 .'//fWI fF- fl'b Oppos t. Sem rit ,4.gh $hooi i1'4 /f,iRY' ntoe F r I Born Church of the I ving G. M *ay Pen?pcc'il'at Open Pti, taberriarl, R$*0n _0 Ave 4 lOft liPi rrst Pentecoital Church of Lar'-qwoo Pjtl Gospel TAbIfiS.a(te, 3731 Count,, Club Mt Olive '405-ness Churcn. OCt HIt R d. CiSleeth O'Brien Rd Fern Pa'S San hard Astar. CPiiifc?i. 1101 S . Mar, Church t theNazarene. tatr Mary Blvd. Las, .'ess,A,p Pars Ave / Sanford Congr.gitors*I J,ho,.., s Wife'ies 1004w •tp 5t lisp Iaivatn Atmp, 211 F Ind St toead •" •:• -. - •. - • . . -IE1 . Rolling H.115 Pv' iavian Chur ch, Altan-ont, Sp, ng Un-ted Church 04 Chrt Alta m, Commnt, Cha. At i f •• , .. -. -,- • - • ,,,..5;- 7 E.(r;r .• .,rjtr . ' • • • - ci n' - '-u... i-'.------- 3r - c, -- • . ..--:." • .' '._ ... ,...1._ .-• .-' . '. • I .r,74 r ',4 ,t'1;•?' 4 ijj'C4i - : -': •- '•'• _,9r'l,,.,. • - ;.. _-': 9 • 4, . ''7 3&* - 11th" • - .: • '-• . • -- - C4 3 ___________________ A SPIN, TWIST AND A THROW o MIAMI AP) - in rs MiaiiiI I)ol- John North will be playing with . 47l94J79 4v"'L,9 ' Jz."- ,1 tr c, -s e enc e North -aid his starting lineup Most of those seeking refunds "All along, I supported the hard time teachirg his system were amorg 70,000 season tick- players' aswiation." But Miami Coach Don Shula Craig Robinson. to players before the start U the Anderson, the Associated season Program hasn't been ball Ieague champions not in against New Orleans, doesn't plan to use many of his Quarterback Larry Cipa and Press' 1973 defensive player of hurt that much since most of camp are cornerback Citrft The arrival in camp of Safety veterans in the exhibition the entire Saints' defensive unit the year in the NFL, said he the veterans are now in camp. Johnson, defensive linemen Bill Dick Anderson, offensive line- game. His quarterback will be will be rookies. thought the Dolphins were dcHe sa id the veterans had to Stanfill and Manny' Fernandez, iiien Doug Crusan, Chuck Brad- 1973 reserve squad member fecti:ig from the strike because catch up with c'nditiomiing work fullback Larry Csonka, wide reIcy and Howard Kindig and Don Strock, backed up by The Dolphins drew a capacity they were forced to give up the but added, "The guys we've got ceivers Paul Warfield and Marrunning back Ed Jenkins boost- rookie Ken Polke. crowd of 80,050 for last year's All-Star game, which would coming in late know the sys- tin Briscoe, offensive guards Only a half dozen veterans exhibition opener against Cm- have paid them one-fourteenth tern." ed the Dolphins' veterans roster Larry Little and Bob Kuechento 34 Thursday, including 13 are tabbed for starting action, cinnati, but refunded money to of their season saI'ry. He added that a new coach, berg and linebacker Doug starters from 1973. with most seeing action only on over 12,000 ticket hollers this "I'm bitter only because I lost such as Bill Arnsparger of the Swift, wlo is also the player week. Comparatively, Saints' Coach special (cams. the money," said Anderson. New York Giants, would have a representative. R di Le adsst , U To A/ in Racers D } CASSELBERRY, FLA-No The Attendance is up 44 per By KEN RAPPOPORT gels stopped the Chicago White Brewers 5, Red Sex 3 on consecutive errors by pitchracing program will be ccitt, while thtI had1e is up 53 All Sports Writer Sox 64; the Detroit Tigers I)o,-i Money's double keyed a er Tom Buskey and first .se- presented at the Seminole Turf per cent over the fures tu, List Joe Rudi knocked in five runs nipped the Cleveland Indians 43 four-run third inning as Mu- man Tom McCraw as Detroit Club Tuesday, August 13, year. with two singles, a double and a and the Minnesota Twins beat waukee whipped Boston to snap rallied in the ninth inning to leasing just 12 more nights of With tess than three weeks of borne run Thursday night to the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in 14 a string of six straight coin- beat Cleveland. racing before the season comes racing remaining in the season, lead the Oakland A's to a 10-2 innings. plete-gamne victories by Luis Twins 3, Royals 2 to a close SaturdayAugust 24. the Seminule Turf Club is rout of the Texas Rangers and Jesus ,\Iou also had a good Tiant, 17-8. Tony Oliva drove in a run In announcing the elimination a s sured of far exceeding the embellish his flashy, offensive night for the A's, lie opened the The Brewers had last eight of with a sacrifice fly in the 14th of racing next Tuesday A.A. progress schedule that Grub figures. game with a first-pitch home their past nine starts, including inning to lead Minnesota over Grillo, president and managing and his associates projected 'Baseball people know he's a run and added two singles, three to the Red Sox. Kansas City. Rod Carew opened director of Seminole Turf Club, when they brought racing to solid player, although I've driving in two other runs. The the 14th with a single and said the move was necessary to Central Florida last year. The Angels 6, White Sox 4 heard lie's underrated," said homer was Alou's first of the Doug Howard singled to drive moved to third on a one-Out reach the August 24 closing track President attributes the Oakland Manager Alvin Dark. season. in the tying run, then scored an base hit by Larry Hisle before date and stay within the 100- increases to a mounting in. "It doesn't worry me about Jim "Catfish' Hunter Ellie Rodriguez' single in a scoring on Oliva's sacrifice fly night season allotted to the terest in harness racing in the the lack of publicity'," said breezed to his 16th victory thret-run eighth inning that off relief pitcher Joe floemer. track by the State. carried Chicago California area, • • - - 0 - 4 S'j...tn .x-k9' ,.-,ij,j.4•4 Meanwhile, the C.asselberry popular Trifecta wagering at National League scores: harness racing facility con. t he track that has produced Montreal 3, St. Louis 2; Phila- tinues to show substantial in conslsthntly high payoffs which Tigers 1, Indians 3 delpt'iia 2, Chicago 1; Pitts- creases in attendance and race for race have been the Jim Nettles singled home one burgh 4, New York 3 and At wagering over the 1973 figures, highest in the State of Florida. run and tss() more runs scored lanta 1, Houston 0. 15t- •-F "'1.'' '..,'-i_!. -r 5'' it -: . _-J'•l -, ,.j_Yf' '7 ' .-r"9. • . 1 4 I.-- 2 41 '9 v4 '--1l • A merican League East East W I Pc?. GB St Lo uis Phitapt'sia 61 SO 530 37 57 573 3 Pittsburgh 4 Montreal $7 54 514 51 34 191 61 New York L.e?rQit and San Antonio have found Still. thi.s teari iiI draiiv people Inove to St. Louis can only help The ABA, it seemed, was success on the floor and at the into the buildng-whether the the league. crumbling under its own eon- gate, The Spirit of St. Louis will building is in Utah, Los Angeles siderable weight. Four of the play its games in the 18,000-seat Indiana could become the or Chicago. league's 10 club:; were teetering biggest money-maker in That leas-es the four "weak St. Louis Arena and the product dangerously near bankruptcy. basketball because the Pacers sisters"--San Diego, Memphis, is strictly first-rate. The team And when the so-called will move Into a flashy, 18,000 Viginia and the former has signed Marvin Barnes and merger a g reement fell seat downtown arena this year. ('umolina Cougar Franchise, it holds title to a fellow' named through- -again-it appeared Suddenly, they aren't so weak Hilly Cunningham. The Spirit There are two modestly' ;in)rnore. the ABA was about to follow the should challenge New York and thxlo bird into extir.tion, which successful operations, in The San Diego situation Is a Kentucky for the Eastern is somewhere in New Jersey-. Denver and Utah The Division title. one. familiar Well, a (winy' thing happened Virginia is under new The Rockets, of courtc, are Conquistadors have reached to the league on its way to the owned by a group that includes the playoffs in both their ownership and it's a good thing. grave. It rose up, gave itself a San Diego businessmen Bud seasons but have had problems The ABA is hardly out of the sharp slap on the fact', and said Fischer and Frank Goldberg gaining public acceptance. woods yet. The league Millis something like, "Thanks. I and while their present is This year they could turn the without a television contract so needed that." future shaky, their Is corner, With Will Chamberlain, money will continue to be short. W L PcI, bitt City Chicago Yras California -Ii 69 119 FJ-.t ' £ 4- ,(nnewta 3. Kaissas City ' nnns Oily game s s(hduId I Bahnsen 9 13) Cveland 16 Perry IS 6), N t3ilwaukee (Kobel 311 Kansas City (Busby 169). P4 Baltimore (Cuellar 13$) Mnnesta (Hands 3 1), N Detroit (LaGrow, 712) at fr '•' v- 9- t9;T " .' • - " r r, * •.-_ - ?. Louis • - - - 4 I , I .9 • 4 ' - js.,-.:-..,: 9_9 •• n 'S • I i - -'ii i' • . '- '9. ,'_'."" I 3 •• 4 -'4( (Morton 111) .. •)'r'P •._ L.9'1r,sa3siA,,P4 t p 17, •_"9_ — •8_ • at At r "-- - at Los Angeles (Zahn 211 at 5? LouiS (Foster 3 75. N Montreal iBI.sr V 1' .l' ton lWitsdn I ll. 14 • -'- r ;. 9 11t,1r'•'s, Cincinnati (Norman 10 10) i' New York Apodaca 351 N -. •1. -;: San - Saturday's Games at Pniadelph-i -• I_..,* :. • -r•:,,-c..s .,-,.. :)s'iC-. .•- -- • (rsc,nnati at New York 5? Montreal ii PtCustoti. ' 194; Sunsy's Games 8 1 i.Js.Zt-..-.... Atlanta at P't.Iadelpria San Diego t .. •%I ZZU PuttSburcli I Cincinnati at New Yoro 'tr rranc,sco at (hc,c .'. t hI,. .'.i'ele' lb - - . ___ - • •.. .i -, - •- -• - to ____ .. • .ic&, • -- -' -. rN - :- ' •: - - ..,,..- -..--__I•_.9 '' .i.-,.. . —.'-i ,•-•__,___j _•= _._... . -. - . - -. --9-.. /1' '.i'ft h/ - Ift 1- (Jones 715) at Dingo Pittsburgh (Rookr 79), N N 'i .- • - 'sp.c.. .i('5 4#'9'" E, y Atlanta I. Houston 0 . ,ieduled Atlanta y., •.l-i -?" \,..' 41 -• . ve •' 'i15'9j Only games Atlanta - "•.9.' i.', J - p ,; -• - • • - Angeles at Lou's P4 San Dro itt Pett5bcjr!' ' City. - '4 ' 't,e7 .i6 63 472 II 1 Detroit at Tesae. N New York it California, N Cleveland Baltimore it .',tr,',0t "52*L .. * .1- r' (ri'fr44...*. - '' '-l"-' 'Z 5' at Cleveland at 7$flflC5Qt Sunday's Games - .,. .n-' 4#t' -, •..... •, A,..., 9 Philadelphia (Twitchall I at Saturday's Games Ch'caqo Al 4 ww •, P - --..-- I.' j i -i San Francisco at Chca. Boston at Oakland Milwaukee at Knt.t 49.1 IC. Ii , Friday's Games na 6 II). N Baltimore -9 4 ;,;IJI - Francisco (Barr isi Cnicjqo (Stone 33) (Lange 37 or Tan .i? 5 -.r1 -44.5 -"-r San Tr,13% (Brown 9t). N Boston (Lee 17101 at Oakljmj Atott 121, N New York (Mdith I) Cl at Cali fornia -. rrp .,. ,' 7i4t', Philadelphia 2. Chcaqo 1 Pittsburgh 1. New Ycrk Friday's Games cri-CaQ0 - - 173 47 61 135 9 Montreal 3, 5? flings, 2. - _,_• e_ t Thursday's Results 77 Thursday's Results Cal,lornia 6, Chicago I Milwaukee S. Boston 3 Oakland 10. Texas 7 D troit 1. Cleveland 3 . .'..i'i:"--:--. .__._. •"•', .. ' GB $3 .39 473 I', West An3e1e5 73 39 .633 West Los C inc innati 66 17 .SBe 6$ 57 33 .$11 7': Hou%?un 58 53 $23 11' 505 9 Atlanta 56 53 51 54 .511 IS 57 37 $00 9 Sun Fran 50 63 142 tI: Di'iJO 15 S-.tn 17' S 39' 76 Otand I 33 57 491 3 57 51 $4 SI 447 71 1 Chicago CtiiC4Qr 322 515 39 51 5$ 34 ' ____ - ,Cr1 iJt 9.(. .1 ,i•I7 r National League York 9 9 5 - '' • - !' iQ-4 '• .7 Or The Associated Preis '.-w - .- WOREBOARD "-.'.n ,-,elanci ti.,ltimore t 9 _______ r: 7. introduLtion of the past ome imes '' • jr : - e - —, r thern Ave take *Woo Unit, 1342* lid IiI st"Wan Gene,. CI'-iivth of the Pia:arrne, Cirr-ipva Cmrn.jnit, Cer L I M45$p,, JO?''i (httjI,m Chapel, H*y It Fl Fern Park Frtl Chrh 04 (?.ri'it S'enttt, 600 E Late Mo oe Chape l, Otanqp Bd, LiSe Kingdom Hall ci Jehovahs Witness. teAZApP.t4E 11t(7 tcPici 'he '4a,u'rcr',' lr-aalMapte tBa', Ai - .'0000 CaerCatI Avenue Hotness Chap.,. B.araiit Ave Chutuoti C0qnrtiity Church * at POii • 'tK,C :. Ike the American Football Dens-er is building Ho Lamar and Caldwell Jones, league of the mid-1960s, this is an 18,000-seat building that the Q's should be contenders for a league that won't go away. At should lx, ready next season the league championship. And When they gathered recently tiiies almost despite itself, the anti, in it, the Rockets could they will play their games in the in Louisville, the owners (31 the ABA has survived. And, in- prove as popular as Denver's 14,000-seat San Diego sports American Basketball credibly, it is stronger today Broncos. Arena for the first time. Association dared not ask, "For than at anytime in its history. Carolina was another club Utah, the defending Western WhOill does the bell toll? " Consider this: The junior Division champion, still that had troubles at the turne flc"au.'e these men had a league is blessed with four searches for an owner and until stiles despite having out. ringing in their ea .s and Somuti exceedingly healthy franchi3es, standing teams, The club nowo n e is fioitj there will be unfeared the bell was tolling for New York, Kentucky, Indiana certainty in So l t Lake City. has four solvent owners and its Will ifMt9 J/57 3 )t4ft ,45v 7W Agr6q& 01 A llen's A M E CNurh. Olive & t3rh A M C . Q,b at C e*t A M F Church St Mt ill. Osteen 5t Pauls Mathad.tt CPch. Rd - Fn?rp,,ti StitfOrd M,,-nofat Chvqch. S 0Eary 5en1a Unted csvch, Tairr F,tt h1.1 Aii,,rr (he-st Fc.scopat (hfCh. Lcv'-gwcid ' All Faith Chapel. Camp Semnese, Wct,a Park Rd e'ro o CP.'h, --::. By BILL F'INJ.EV hleraidSenices /77/ fl/4'/q 7;~_'--94'y(7R7t; OTHER CHURCHES 'it Church. C.qi,a i Jm 5t .. • For es t Las, Spieritti Ot t th oayAd,ent,s, ,,,,, - 4.' ci- f9• 'F,qF fOR • WInter%orJm%3e tslIPibaPS, Rd. Oeft,.ry Ave • %'.Inaukec. ' - .10 r'i S-tv.trn MvtP.od.tt Church, 2440 Sa, toqcI A v e O'iiPf Mdtt 0401. *esle'ian Mtr'it At - - SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Gr1 Uflited M,thodtt Chu'cP' Atpo,t Blvd Grant Ch..pet A t,' r Church, Ov-6o Cburn i Coo H-rt'i lase (hutch ci Coo M.u. Intric.' . r. ,.,, 1107 * 56th 51 (rurch C,st. ,.. 04 PVOrS,CC 2SO95 LIri Ave Church 04 Prr 11045 Pr'im -,, 04 C,od PI'i%I, Cn'.carw ;7 Rd. ',st Metriodtt Church Cl Ov i edo Casgr,, -•r. •'_,.. - ' Down But Never O ut 9 dw enI,sI Church, H*, 4 )4 , POrptI City $tvl9tthd, Adventist Church. Ma tland Ave Attmot t, not Santo, Sevent 64, Adventist Church, 7th 1 -Elm Geneva Mp?r / / , -' I I fl'4/ 4 ,7V 7 c- . • by Alan Maver 9%\ CaIsitbpry rre, N#friod'it Church. 300 W lt 5' Pi'Pt4ytev.*n . 'R/A,y r W esnviin,st,r Pre1, pt,rian Ctwjpctt. N10 e110441 6 Rd ry DfBa' Co'nrr's.t, M4lt*itI Church F,r'it United &401`10411-111 (P'urcp., ItC Park M. ?l.r.J VEGAS RICHES "' Ar-drews Presb,tyqi.n CPucch. tl) Be.' Las. ad d ?,c4 liyj %t (P;.i9 41V~r7 ,.. By HAL BOCK Elsewhere in the NI. ThursRichie ask's ninth inin AP Sports Writer day, Montreal trimmed St. home run gave Pittsburgh it.. t -. .f. Nlanager Danny Ozark of the Louis 3-2 in 13 innings and At- victory over New York an~j Philadelphia Philhies has the lanta shut out Houston 1-0. San completed a three-game swes.; 0'' v ... National league East cham- Francisco, San Diego, Los An- lor the Pirates, who've won fou: ;nanship race all figured out, geles and Cincinnati did not straight. , 1 1 The Phillies moved to within play. Zisk connected against Jon one-hall game of first place St. Philadelphia's victory was Matlack for his 12th hcrner of Louis Thursday' night, nipping the fourth straight and fifth in the season and made a winner 4 third six games for the second place of Jerry Reuss, who pitched a Chicago WWI 2-1 for their straight victory over the Cabs. I'hillies, who kept the pre&sure six-hitter. Mkrwards, Ozark analyzed his on froot-running St. Louis. It The Pirates come from be,r, club's situation, was not, however, easily ac- hind, wiping out an early 3-0 "MI we have to do is what we complished. Met lead by' scoring three runs VO day before," said Ozark. and Chicago's Bill Bonham Expo! 3, Cardinals 2 And what would that be, Dan. were tied at 1-I in the seventh The Car.iin'sls and Ecpos fly? "Win," he said. "Forget inning when Mike Anderson struggled into the 13th inning about the other guys. Just keep walked, stole second and before Hal Brceden's bases4• winning. Eventually, we'll get reached third on a wild pitch. loaded, two-out, pinch single ' _______________ to where we're supposed to be." Then with two out, Dave Cash broke it up and gave Montreal ____________ That seems to be exactly the bounced a grounder up thz' the victory. strategy being employed by the middle that hit the seam of the Braves I, Astros 0 Jerry McGee, 13,a student from South Seminole Middle School hard-charging Pittsburgh Pi- artifical infield and skipped The best pitching job of the shows his form in the discus event in which he placed third. rates,, who moved to within 31-1 past shortstop Don Kessinger night went to Atlanta's Ron Action took place last night during the field events of the gaines of the top by- defeating for the winning hit. Reed, who shut out Houston on Semnintile Y' sponsored track meet at Lake Brantley High. the New York Mets 4-3, Pirates 4, Mets 3 three hits, Bill and 13 home runs. nine hits, In th other American The A's bombarded young league games, the Milwaukee David Clyde with an eight hit Brewers stopped the Boston attack in the four innings the Red Sex 5-3; the California An- young lefty lasted, * Lab. Mary Uni ted Pr,sbytpqr 4n CPivvch Presbyterian CNVrP. Os Ayp & 3r 3, Fi,*t Prtjbvt,q'an Chur ch 04 ll9hirij Rrfur(Jcur,hr,4644 strnw l)'hS? Santotd 5i £ vi C.thot.c CP.u,cPi Dov*'o Ira', t)tB.'7 S £trii tCittiii. Church. Sir.'i.ett)v ntâr Pt'c.n Rd, St 1I'4r i.i - 9 P . Indy 500 are only perpetuated by an unwarranted concentration of media attention. Especially the Derby. - $t Marms Prnb,t,,l,n Church, 1011 Film S4wing " '' Rudi, who is hitting .310 with 72 agrinst nine losses, scattering Got a tough question about sports and the people wha play them? All you got to do Is ask '.urray Olderman. Write him at The Evening Herald. The r,ost interesting questions will be answered in this column. ()lderman regrets that he cannot write personal answers to all questions. P Conven.rit Prp,t,qlin Church. 3773 5 Qrl,-, • ' Traditional rip-offszuch as the Kentucky Derby and the - PRESBYTERIAN Military Ave ''r t Rd. CaSSft r, t ,.pt,s! CturO-. Chutuofa P CO tf Civ'tt. h i Pt ypii Or 0 t'io,dpp. upit C.st.itirr, Co.-,,mvr,?, Un,t.-d M.ir-o-i.s! church. Ho y It $1 & Pnpy Ri CHURCH OF GOD cri (, 30) 14-C SCVy • Mt WOfiah Primitive B.peti$t, 1101 Loct Ave • lanforo - -- THE LAKE MONROF s Orange Blvd.. Lake Williard Eldridge Pastor Sunday School . IQ 00 a,,,, FLORIDA STATE BANK ANDSTAFF I4lPiei AM I. Cnucch, Can,an Rots . Cnu,ct, of Christ ptoIa It J.Cliri'5 Mfl.onafy Capt.sf ChipPi. ea CEIW*11 st Jorditt una-cac, Baptist Cht.,rCh. 1471 * Pir? S. - t i c I- 1a19 Crsuicti 0Pfltt. LC"O*000 William Chapel V'ssona'v $aptt Chvrh.MafsIy,.iam 3', Springs Cfa f,'iSSiCV' hi $t Cr.rcb, Oak iii p. O'iir..i , 4d0ft my Mcrnng Glory 5apt'i? CN'1'i. C..'*ra " • rr'r Pj SO Mattnws Baptist CIcn rinaan $gti ,iot'th$de I S r4 ' .u,,•_1— r t.i' t'-; 'it P.;e ii- Fricrioptip 118111 Church Cl At'5i'- -it W.ss oiiary Bid's Cn,.,c ri liortit Pd, Fn'.-rg,.t, a I'a rt.orcncichru.000paImri,.4sDr AIamonlrSpgs CI(th 04 wa '-' F.rt Pap?st v'th 04 09.o Frt Pact 'ii C ch 04 San I ac 5i First M'iirp Bapd.st Ccn. IC F ores t C.?, Baptiit Church First Bpt4t Chuf f c 09'..'t Pta Hrt.d P4p$t Cnch 0100 7. •: (.ItIit'r /4 M ETHODIST Barr't (Jr ', t Ymrial fPiurcti. E 51 Jir.''ic"..', Bapt.c'CI'uecfSt 140 4t G1'rri ' Pi Cjpt'iv Church. 553 P.n Ft Baptist Chhof Longw000, Car Churth I Gf*t IF Church . 7.01 Pare Suijth Spmirti ChiflthCt Christ. SIIOLaLp Ho*eIl Rd Fire' taptst ChuniP' Of La', Mary •- Cr..g,eoat.-i.,t ('' c ., 5fiad Bap'? Church. Fst Papt.tt Chur - - I OOp.m WIN N.DIXIE STORES and Employes Si Lu*rs I 'rvan Ctiurcti. RI 12$ Slavia P.n.cr,si Bap's' ChcsfPi. III I t'povt Blvd Ce.area'er Mttoti.,, I ,.st tn-ch. SA"wesg Ri Elder Sprigs Bap$.st Cnurc'i Oio O' 1aro RØ ii t4p'p £.p F.f5t C Church of i40ewa ________________ 9 ba m. Evening Worship A& PWEO The Management and Employes Luthp.an 10) W 15"?i 19.C, f'ei.'-,,. L u?l'-nan CPii.irch. G45$04n Days Dr & Hiv U 17. (afleit,cr, Rd at Jalmson Churc,,ctChr,%talLas,Liien,U S 17T7Pi ,Ca5elbflry Fvtt Baptist Church of DcBary I CONGREGATIONAL 111811 Park Baptisl Church. 7717 * 70$, st st Chur Ppp,1 Capes? Chapel, 1)01 * F.rtt Street. Secon e Sn.son M,ss.en.f, a ptt 0"00. *,.I Aitati ________________ Lake Cnui%iota First Baptist Spr.rt Re L'rii1, (1 i( - arw,ø ('w s'.a' Crurch, B'ac he* ?,'t Zion Bapi st Church. 11O IIIve A l$,Nord Fire? Blptiit Church. SIl PSrS A,', '.' . ?.00a.m. SANFORD ATLANTIC, NATIONAL 77 ANK Howard H. Urctvjes and Staff HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David BevrIy and Staff lOw r .'. Cish.n Church. 407 5 A,p %Wford CP.r6tian CtiuriM. 131 W A.cp,t II iO'Phi.O,C,-es,:.n Church, FiO4a Hi,pp Or - MaIand $1 Pv m't.pp BapI.tt CIIIJP(h. 150$ W 17Th St $440" N A"iOCjt Capt-s9 CPiutclt. 091100 CPfv*ry II C$klST.AN M. citi-C L"MVP Bog. na Hoot Bapt is t (7.urcP. Iov,st Clv Coni'...r.vir, C PiIII'. OfISt C.t Nnvt#t Ca'var M,11-0^111I 15.ipt.st, 110$ I l2'hS, Caivb,v bspt.i(riur?. Cr,sIalLake&),dL,seAa.l.,, 1 PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. I 0. (Jim) Smith and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Suarhfn, Morrtng .rors.lp -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ••.__- .'. 4, CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., ., INC. :)astor HAPPY ACRES KINDERGARTEN & CHILD CARE Betty Floyd & Staff L. D. PLANTE, !NC. Oviedo, FloridaSENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford . iF •••,• •••I-• ,_• "-9..-..'-,_•_ -• ••- . . • S • Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekt'and Employes 40 • . PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes 0M r •• . • WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Co. Mr. and Mrs Al Wilson MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Emrloyes -•'.-y .• - 1 WILSON -EICHELBERGER - '--'.--. q 4 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff it 9; - .• •. ivb Rev. Darw;n Sh.; it P.J. ! Op m CHURCh .ountr r It )0p m The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible - I'- 71? 1ç -. ' 4i 1 -••, 0p m Prayer Meeting & Praise •. fl.00a M. UPSALA PREB' 1RIAN PAOLA WESLEVAPI CHURCH OldReut,44a,p.ole Rev William E Miller Pastor Sunday School 945 a m Morning Worship ii 00. m. W ed Prayer .. 4, Pastor I 30a m - --- ' p 130am 545am . 4`18 rn Choir Practice S 3Op dI 4th Thuray. dc 3rd Wednesday Mthy. 7 - ii oo. m YouthGroup Wednesday 913a.- Family Night Supper love the world? That was In New York's extinct Polo Grounds June 26, 1959. A year later, Ingemar himself was decked for the count by Floyd and lost again in '61 in Miami to Patterson- those were his only fights in this country, and he fled to a tax haven in Swtt.zert:md. . I am Interested in finding out where I can get infonnation on basketball schools. My boy is 16 and very interested in basketball. Would appreciate any Information. — Joyce Shepherd, San Martin, Calif. In northern C.ali!ornia, two prominent basketball camps are conducted in early August by Bob Feerick, the general manager O of the Golden State Warriors (at Squaw Valley-), and Warrior star Rich Barry. Information can be secured by writing the Warriors. Coach lull Sharman of the Lakers leads one of a bevy of camps in southern California. And many pro and college coaches are associated with camps In all sections of the United States, generally advertised in newsppers snd sports magazines. Q. What constitutes an error in major league baseball? Is necessary for a player to touch the ball? — O'Brien, Pittsburgh, pa Not as elementary as it sounds, dear Watson. There are 13 paragraphs outlining errors under Section 10,13 of the rule Woks, which defines an error its a "iLplay ifumbh'. rmjff or wild throw) which prolongs the time at bat of a batter or which prolongs the life of a runner, or which permit.s a runner to advance one or more bases." You don't have to touch the ball to get an error if, in the opinion of the scorer, you "could have handled the ball with ordinary effort" (i.e., muffed pop fly). AArn's Prayer Breakfast erything Ole said and did. Because of he' devotion I too (cit God's ring WorShip Morning Worship a oi. 11am UM'F SPIRITUAL TEMPLE FirstFed,ralol Seminole Ild. St. Hwy. 4 3IL0I, ,ed.FI Rev. 4uth H. Callin. . . Pastor Arty Johns . .. MInistIr.HeaIer Opin for Meditation •. • 3 .00p m Heating, Lecture 419 Park Ave. Lea F, KinC I '> sidelines rather thdn playing Church School 6 )Op.m - flatten Floyd Patter3on for the heavyveight charnpionship of THE LAKE MAPY VHs' ED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.. Lak A'Jry Minister Rev A r evens Sunday 7:30p m ••,.. • • 7 lop m Nursery FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Romapts t!OflS Of irlfnitY," 6 OOp 7 )Or m Ship Supper Siturday came to my hr. "Grant .:1e, Gikl, ccs of the SpIrit to see, in the beauty of Your world, rcflcc- IlOOam Ewer.ing Worship Biole CIass we M S )Opm 7'Oop m iFirst Weiesday Fellow Friday ilosea 6:3.6 in in the sun, and for one golden instan'. I felt her prewnce. A prayer she'd taught me years ago IOOOa m Pastor UMYF Ever,ing Worship Wed Bible Study A Prayer Serv Thurida) John ' 4.10.19 '.i.ondcrful hanpcncd yesterday. Pickett 'S - '- 9 . 1100a .m. 7,)(t m l.lOp mF Ministers MnrflinqWOrship rbs.,- ol - Etc,! 'V,.Ir.re heroes after zll in the Orange show up today at the New Or. all on offense. They will be split et holders. Club officials deShula, who waived rookie season. Bowl Saturday night, but most leans training camp in Vero end Dough Winslow, fullback dined to make a projection as running back J.D. Smith of CalThe only starters from of the stars will be sitting on the Beach, Fin. Larry Butler and right tackle to the attendance for the game. ilornia Thursday, said his pre- Miami's IM -73 National Foot- and Rev Kenneth W Mullis Rev Kenn$h Miller. A5%i Pastor Morning Worstip . •:oa 11am Sunday School CiSam Ga1a:ian 2-15.21 settled on a pearly pctd. Bnght.hued blossoms waved ia the gentle breeze, pond ripples sparkled Paul Sonney Pp 9 William '4Iiiid4i I was walking in Grandma's garden, feeling a great sadness that she would never again walk there with me. Her favorite flower, the creamy-blossomed yucca, stood out delicately against the blue sky, breakog my heart with its loveliness. A yellow bee trembled over it is moment, then PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 Well a,m . -. , lo Elizabeth, N.J. Have 15 years already passed since Ingo came in with his bevy of beauties and the "toonder and lightning" in his right fist FIRST PRESBYTERI CHURCH Oak Ave A 3 St. Rev Virgil L Bryant COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. I7at .H piney Ridge pd Casls4barry !Pefrr I phin fans will see inany of their only 10 veteram unless more will have only,three veterans — PresbiwhUrl Wed nesday Morning Prayer Group Hitting Or Natural? Ph ili e Strategy: innin Kee -,.•. fought In this colI and was It for nay title? — F.1-S., Sunday - .- Evangelist WTRR Broadcast. - -, Bible Study Mor n'ngWorsh •. Evening Service Weenesday BibleClass L30p.m Service -. -- - Sunday Wed Prayer • !' -- - Charles N Crump 730p m. Evening Worsh ip 01 "J'I - 'I ) . Morning Worship Swoday Evening Wed Bible Study ConQuerors Meeting 430p.m. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuck er Drive, Suntand Estates Lloyd Hampton Pastor Sunday School . 913 0 m MO(nir Worship 11:00am MYF2&I Sun 700p m, Eve Worihipi & 3 Sun 73Op m Sunday Rornans 8143 't - •. o his Church had s!ionc in ,-, - - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOfl Sll orange Street Rev ( Ruth Grant Pastor Sunday Schoo l 1000cm METHODIST CHURCH OfloraRd..atWoodlIw,Av, Rev 0 Ross Dei'tc-w Pastor Church School 913am Moining Worship 11 OOa.m. --... • - •.. - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH St9PsrkAve,we Pastor Rtv, Jay T C.mato Morning Worship 130am 9 45 am Sunday School . II 00 a Ifl Morning WC'r'Ship 6 ISp m Chur ch Training 4 .,.. CHURCH OF CHRIST •.:-.•',--- _f,9999 - -. 600pm 7 P'7l teui1i. 1(11 GRACE UNITED --- - en - . Uet/: O(Ii7'1 - . - ' Christ , Wed Evening Wednesday BiI..Ie Class Bible Cliss Bbetudy - A - CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Dr. Attamorite Springs Jemes P. Pleedham , Evangtiv Bible Study .. 10 Dos Assembly Worship 1100am Evening WorshIp 6:OOp m lrdependen t Missionary - LUTHERAN CHURCH 79114 Orlando Ave.(I jI (LutheranChurchnAmerjcap William 8 Downey Pastor Church School 9:008 rin Woxshtp MYF Wed Prayer I - el LAKE MARY CHURC' OF THE NAZARENE 171 Crystal Lake Or Lake Mary, Fla, Rev Paul D Trissel Pastor Sunday5chool 104 m Morning Worthip & Biblestudy 10:508 rn Evening Service 7 :00 p rr Wed. Bible Study lOOp fll! NYP5 , 7 ..3Opm GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED . . Pastor Evangelistic Services •.•.•-J• •, -9.. , L1 - 943am Morning Worship Ilk F1%TLI • • • 2436 Pctmetto Av.. Sunday School ••• - 1:33 P.m Rev 6. E Hods • 7 C.m Nursery Provided for all services ' 7:OOp m . BAPTIST CHURCH ;•9• •, - • - - PALMETTO AVENUE '• - - PIUECRE%T BAPTIST CHURCH 119W. Airport Blvd. Rev. Kenneth Hofl . . . Pastor Sunday School C IS am. Morning Worship•. 1100a m. Ch ur ch Training .. 4 9pm EvnshgWnnip ---------7:30pm. Wed, Evening Self vice 7 OOp m. !- - 9- OldTruhstoraNe.*D.y •• - 4,Oup lOOp m Evangetistic Service Md Week Service (Wed) ii :OOa m Evening Service Prayer Meeting l.30pm. W ed fl1y Srvice I - - Minister 7 lop m 7 lop m Evening5er vic, . - • e James C Vav;hn JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH lilt West First Street Galloway Pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 00 art Mornng Ser vice II OOa.m .9 • Ir 730pm (:h:srt/t _________________ • i ,' 11 00 m 'Wed Prayer Service 'I.-. - -- - CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonrae.FIs. Dav,dj Rich Pallor ¶,.rioaySctiool .9 ISa m - • - . Sunday Night Broadcast Dial a De--clional 74 hri 3735010 • • SANFORD CHRISTIAN Nursery Open 1 -• Pastor :45a m 10 Se a.m Sunday School Morning Worship Youth How - ffJ 1 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14075. Sanford Ave. Dr. Harold Harris Minister Swsday School 9 ISa m liSp rn FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2311 Sanford Ave. OOUQIasD Elliott LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER - ng Evening Worship Wed. Prayer Service Wed Prayer a Preaching &WOrViip CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th St. £ Oak Ave. Rev. Robert Loy Pastor Sunday School 9 43a m Sun Evo Worship I "t/'r 1100am Pastor S'ngspreton & I0,008m 11:OOa m .6 OOp m 7 OOp m )pm NYPS rn - 10 30 11am MOrntng Worship 10 a.i a n Starir99 &ProrIam 7 3) p Nursery Prded lOOQa Chur(h 5(hoI • •. Sunday School s Worlitip 730a m 322-0114 I- elloviliship GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TemboralOi.n,ya Community Center Rev A E Green Pastofo ! ' Student - 9.4s a m •\ lIZurf'lU' HOLY CROSS • Minister SundàySchool -- ROLLING ING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood, FIs. Just East of Interstate • Acron - Mor ning Worship 730pm Friday, August 9, 1974—IB 4, The tipoff: The NFL's competition committee the four moguls responsible for the sweeping changes in rules -were far from unanimous on the revisions, even splitting down tht middle on some, but felt the only way they cculd get them past the disapproving coaches was to present them In a single package. Q. There is no television broadcast of any of the world ,' Carnplon's games. I have called their office and they say they have no knowledge of any televised A's games, Seems rather odd for the champion A's. Could you enlighten us on this situation? Steve Corrigan, Alameda, Calif. You get an Idea how beloved the A's &e in their own domain p.'n when an indedent TV station which carried their games refused to renew the contract this year and Charlie Finley- has been unable to find other buyers. Even their radio comes out of a station in San Jose which can't be picked up in some parts (.)aks.acl. Whole thing Is a symptom of the cheapest operation in ,ports, and I still eiWt Charlie 0. and Ws inule to duck out lit any time. Q. Is Henry Aaron a real student of hitting, like Ted Williams was, or is he just doing what comes naturally? — Carl Youmans, Savannah, Ga. I keep reading how Henry keeps a mental log of opposing pitchers, and there has to be some thought behind the more than 3,500 hits he has collected. But I also remember that when Henry was a kid playing with Jacksonville 21 years ago, a wTlter fioUce that he was hitting with the label on his bat facing down, Qhich was supposed to be a no-no, and when he was asked about it, Henry just shruggeci, "It's all wood,ain't it?" Q. I once read that Mickey Mantle of New York Yankee fame drove a golf ball 391 yards with a No. 3 wood. Is there an ssay you can confirm Mantle's distant drive fur me? Bill Land, Denver, Cob. Yes, straight frorn Mickey's desk at the Metropolitan Bank of Dallas, where he's a special consultant, the Mick cord inns that three years ago, on the 14th hole at Preston TraiLs, Byron Nelson's course, he almost drove the green with a 3-wood on the .nar4i 400-year-plus hole. A fellow named Murphy Martin stepped it off to peg the distance at 398 yards. "There was," admits Mickey, "a trailing wind." Mickey, who's also a vicepresident of an insurance firm and runs a baseball camp, gets out to play golf almost every day. Q. Can you tell me who Ingemar Johansson from Sweden Y:30P M RL Burke Johnson n -- • -' CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401 S. Park Ave (Sanford Garden Club Hwy, ,,.,J) : -.... •-• CONGREGATIONAL FrØ L. Neal ; 1 N ht Sarvice 11 Wed - -S -• BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Of 9 454.m 11,00 a,m !nrurui,i '::: / = • _ 200 Fairmont Pastor Evening Worthip Wed Prayer Meet • Is Hank '1 2460 Sanford Ave. Rev W R Bennett s, r I (i s,O(i ~unday School Morning Worship - ••-•:-. I L ,.. a • Re MURRAY OLDERMAN FIRST SOUTHERN MET C l URCH EiE: ---. • CilPn T. Evening Herald Altamonte Nursery & Kindergarten •.ence CHURCH Or 000 $03 W 32nd Street M Pastor i.i Ptts Church of God I-tour WTkP rin .. II(1/)1l.st Avenue, I I r • , •1 %i II (Just South ø SR 136) Lymant Kir k wood Pastor a. m. sunday School ......... Serv ice (at ii run ALL SO CHUR lIIOak Ave .Sanfoqd If ViliiamEnns t. Pastor Fir P J. Kett Assis PSor Sit Vigil MatS , Sun Mass Ia ri • 1030a r' °° i. C on fessions. Sat. 6 7p m c m . Con Stiock'ey : FIRST CHURCH OF i4RIST SCIENTIST 100 East Second Street Sunday Service L vc ! I (I1It(It( I FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor 37UI and Elm Rev. E Don Cox Pastor Sunday School ,,. 930am Morning Worship T043 Sunday School Matland .'ii,,,tIgvrn •1I('1IlI)(j I71 llOOa,m -1si',,: bh (; God CAL V ARY AR :: • •t • (.I:ri,tiu,, X. X. * * * . 6 Isprin 7 )Op m ,j Evening WoThp Wed Prayer Meet rg 9:306 m I I 9 Asa M :X Church Training Pallor Services Worship Service Wneiday Night Prayer Serv C) ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST ::.: CHURCH 530 Hester P h. 311.0111 Bro BillyGriffin Pastor ADVENTIST CHURCH c' for Sunday services at The Seventh day dven st Church. W. THE SEVENTH-DAY Evetng WOr;hip MMUNIT}1 11 00 43 Noo" SPORTS %FL urch Alto on W WO6 (104) FM Radio Saturday 11 00 1200 Saturday THE HOPE OF OUR I - £ * * 'C , m 9 . ' JANLANDO UNITED .9- - ' "• �___________________ __________________________________________________ _________________ - -- i- - - - - - - __________________ ______ Pr ______________________ _____________________ ____________________ ________________________ p r - - -- __________ Evening Herald Sharks QB 'Unitas' o - I Q • M Ranger - Halligan will continue as the clubs public relations director, a post he has held since the 1963-64 season. . -. - .- . •. S+ars In Pro-Am - - ' CONCORD, Mass (AP) - Bob Hope, Boston C4'IUcs hQcke) 's New York Rangers are among the celebrities scheduled to tee off in toda>'s 'Hope for the Bilnd" Pro - The Pro-Am ii1 be followed Saturday b> the National ' bT'nl I(l!fI rc fo110 all tTS(1\ rtilt s exut the mas I Tallest Tree_Has Fallen' I I vvoria __ - - incuing Britain, West German>, Mexico and Brazil — ducked official comment hat they termed "internal matters of the United States' th Saigon, President Ngu>en Van Thicu ordered a miltary alert throughout South Vietnam in fear the support in Congreas. He cx. plained the erosion no further. Ptrhaps it was ixpecting tot) much of a departip president icknoledge publici> that SCdTCI) an)one in Congress resignation to launch a general offensi e In Egypt - shich more than an> other Arab state put It as a curicas furewcll ia scseral a>s Once he had let smiled throug'i the pain 'and new Wo'd Football League >ear contract Neither he nor ti F..ast crisis, and where last spring Nixon was greeted as a kr that he would fight removal I in delinitil> lid 11uidrick a s Ut I indo ii 'xt Vednisda hdPP) il foreign initiatives, pini uiLir> tickets were dii- ___________ • iSracli leaders rifused comiii tint, but government in ' ______ - _____________ The tallest frll - •fl Y night. Richard Nixon, th2 first president in tustory to be drl',en from office by scandal, said he as Ieaing because "the w "another Johnny Unitas," after passes arid sweeping both ends Guthrle. Sharks mistakes — a fumble at Oliver did a fine job, but he the 10 and a short punt that was ttie rookie from Georgia Tech on option runs. led JacksoniIle to a pair of ____________________________________________________ returned to the Sharks 42— for f°urth quarter touchdowns and a pair of touchdowns The loss a 2114 vidory over the Ha brought the Hawaians reco waiians Thursda> night in the to 1-4 (J nationally teleised game jo> ed at the inrnng finish after Sharks' owner Fran Monaco three last quarter losses JACKSONVILLE, Fin A1') M Asha t I t hin a in iny of the spectators _____________ etorehecoureahhiagoals a cr a e ur ars w d.ted thbfo he scanil a I.e rees in .e By The Auoctateij Pms The dominant reaction around the world in the hours dR1chad M. Nixon cked the curtain on his ti't5 admiration lot the American democracy and re W3 over1 In sone apprehension for the fate of policies Nixon ti m piond Hut most were confident that F A KI i to continue as secretary of state in the Gerald • JACK.SONVII.LE, Fin. (AP) was smacked by two Honolulu Another rookie quarterback, hurt his hand," Asher said, But — Coach Bud Asher said he linemen. Reggie Oliver from Marshall Oliver said it was merely a knew all along that Eddie "It happened just before they University, led JLcksonville, muscle spasm in one finger, McAshan woid be a great hit , when I planted my now 2-3 on the season, most of and he wa all right a couple quarterback for the Jackson- foot," McAsh.an said the first half He completed six minutes later vile Sharks. Twice in the fourth quarter, of seven passes but could only Meanwhile, Norris Weese of he droe the Sharks 8oyard.s to set up a pair of field goals of fl Honolulu, the league's leading And Sharks' owner Fran Business Man EW YORK tAP) - The New York Rangers of the National Ilocke) League announced today the appotntme-t %A I In Havva i ian /Vi n IN BRIEF - Reaction: Friday, August 9, 1974-3B Speech22year3agandhL"J coach"ofatenthatneededto un nota crook" stterrient nine be "whipped up," circulated month5 ago owxi the farewell this note to his staff: curiously blan'J In conLnt UfRI "Every moment of history is delier a fleeting time, precious and He did not d his in. uruque The presidential term flO(tflCL - e i not admit any which begins today consists of rnunl guiD did 'regret 1,461 da - no more and no ___________ - .;j. _________ _______ ... ._ ______ 4 RICHARD .. ,' . - - ' - s 'c. MLHOUS " ______ ________ '... ii we strive togcther if we make the most of the chal. ichard o1iot m knge and the opportunity }j did sa 'some 01 the> can stand out as great clays pdgments wLe " for America and great i not an act con1tion much as it was a passing refer moments in the history of man kise some }( hard ,, ,.• titae he has said, i lose the I ____ trc____ _ i.e en uOfle. ________ -• - - He did open 'he door to China Hedid go to Moscow Rut there I''- NiXon PrOITUSed tO 1,461 Watergate already was I' ' SIX >ears ago Thursday, Ii' outgoing President said - ._ -u . ________ when >ou win," tie said 1)oc- the Baltimore Colts said that back to Florida" Officials of the North Atlantic Treat> Organization INDIANAPOLIS tAP) - The Indiana Pacers of the ' '- e i\ tairtst the Mi1saukee Bucks a bad sprain ' - Jerr> Oli er, a former Indiana Unh ersity assistant, a3 an Oliver was the high hool coach of Pac blue plastic the Jacksonville Sharks next sthere he earned the nickname ers jeti depended on wi'rning winning touchdown with 20 sec orm near the mouth of the Weklva tails," Hendricks said "I can t body Wednesday night and told me a meanlnglecs action point, only mone> that made me honor the NFL Pin> ers' Associ ball coach as long as he has the la"klng under a beleaguered Nixon the personal agon> it ou1d satellite to 13 Furopean countries Lentng progralr..rning come before any personal con career mghtinare is over," sd Norway's Premier Thygv 0 \EW YORK (Al' - Arnold Palmer, the all-time 1Bt CLEMMONS, N C (Al') - off the pace going into the I guess it all depends on er., 't 69 and 10 bracketed at Miami, who skipped four of the Palmer scholarship at neigh- Brigham Young Uniersity, sho became the first college AllAmcrkan to win the US. will be the first in' ductees into the new College Golf Hall of Fame, merit golfer nit in anger before GolI,Championshlp the game," Snead acknowlcdg. blanketing 19 competItors because of his wife's pregPalmer, 44, still belleving he the reservoir runs dry' Nicklaus not only has not ed embarassedly. "I'm still The knee-deep rough and nancy; caustic Hubert Green of can win the only major title that "There's a limit," Sam Sriead burned himself out but has playing because I keep at it. I rain-soaked greens of the Birmingham, Ala., and star-ga- has evaded him and thus end a %oting committee of college golf coaches and golf writers and will be inducted next Tuesday. oni> so man> tournaments and all time record, and at 34 ap- sa> the same for Jack" could scatter the traffic snarl destiny is determined by the tories, took a large section of so many shots in his system. pears only to be getting his seeThe sweet-awthgng veteran today, signs of the Zodiac, He is a Ge- gallery on a rain-dampened Jack Nicklaus started so young. ond wind In the game, out of Hot Springs, Va., and the But Nicklaus' stock as a mini, tour of the scenic course and He will burn himself out before And old Sam himself is a liv- brute strong Nicklaus were the probable repeater soared after Hobnobbing with Snead and bogeyecl the last hole for a 72. Cen, ta L. wonder today as Snead and the eat after tour des party with men tied at bogey on the finishing hole. _______________ shich is so desperately needed failed but because her leader, a. -i - - i I Club uv Hubert Gree' I I I . it was one in a multitude of ' Thursday night, the cancer of cover-up becmie terminal. ______________ - - un , - - --- :. WASHINGTON tAP) - Rich- Nixon "will be indicted very resignation, Democratic and Republican congr,ssional __________________ without immunity from prose- the basis for his ferecast, reconciliation under President Geraid H Ford. to a host of criminal charges. would leave office as relations with the Ik House in the post-Watergate period after the oft rancoro Nixon years. pubUcans and some Democrats said one early result j.-_ Scfflee m e Tom 1 - c',,' 4/ ',, ic! aId H. Ford plans to launch the members of Miami's Cuban community - the he leaves office would fall to that led to Spiro T. Agnew's own selection 10 months ago. A special Watergate prosecutor resignation as vice president. choice is unlikely until after the Leon Jaworski, who said Thurs- Agnew pleaded no contest to a new president speaks to the na. Nixon. Bernard Barker, leader of the four Miamnians c'aught inside the Democratic collarbone. I I I And in the campaign that fol. nation would not affect ChinnU S relationi Stockton. CLEMMONS. N.0 (AP) — Tog firSt round scOrn ThU Tenn1s I LIj C tories - announcing he would not seek public respect for the Office of crisis point. 'for personal ncation." emno'iofl that eded to be again, once again "the coolest f "regret" and "deep sadness" flieiefore..." here Richard controlled. Then: "I shall rntri in the room," a description at kavin office prematurely FO ______________ culous political comeback same reason Lyndon B John I son and rookie Eddie Pearce, he was tied with seven others, (arroUwaswodedbdohecouldinthefracas, "I got punched by the lipen gate, nned Carrolf, sheepishiy. behind us' Thre sas no word from Peking but the Japanese neis This prediction came home to thesis - still a masterful emerged from the opening South Africa', Gary Player are Bobby Cole of South Africa, lei'dlng money winner, bogeyed Is Angeles Dodgers were exchanging punches in a flue. ________ kginhed1ingthescound of this cheering delegates in MILmI IUghCr cause. But then he also was the one tiny visible moment at noon tomorrow." The I)utch overn1nt'nt viewt the resignation as an firuiaUon of democracy as a fon of government, I - Hi . 'ned to be sa', tag h.. star George tfr•ed the siguing was intended to lure McGinnis intO ending a conact dispute. R Thursday night " said, "I 15 ' 1 Mthough most members of both parties praised th tone and content of Nixon's resignation speech as conciliatory, some cricithed him for failure to go beyd a brief sthent that some of my judgments were ong n Edward W Brooke, RMass ,said he would drop his tiong ban ties, saId "1 didn't dream way." Vgilio Goalez could not be reached for comment but Rolando Martinez agreed with Sources close to Ford say he exchange for his resignaIon. other, more serious, charges. powerful post in the world has caused me it Congress could pass a resoluplans to keep tue entire Nixon Nixon's resignation stri very deep sadness." tion urging that no charges be him of the shield of office Cabinet and most of the iop Ihiuse staff wiule gradu brought against Nixon Such a onci apparently blocked his in resolution is not binding by law dmctment on char Cs of con ally working in his own people ________________ _ _____ - general interests of the nation over his own is a good ex..ample to give to the whole world _____________________ ' Tennis Championships, ' i c amp1on e p TenmaToumame,ueat ragoue %e - us defendin . VIC awat', according to Mrs become necessary Townsend, of the various t .. .. , - haired grandmother, is crazy about g'rns . t' a nes i iv V r in ou rnev Versatile Tim [tames of team's total runs. In the fingle Most Valuable Player after a ' - s—a win oer Perisalcola Palm, as the catcher, Haines twists to ground after hitting and a loss to West Palm East— tagged three West Palm run IoU into himself during game Ratnes scored three of his ners trying to cross the platt In Oakland. - i and builds muscle" Mrs Townsend admits that women shooters are fairly - women's team when she was in - -t '. Keep Your I WHATCHAMACALL IT Warm With A I General Etric Her husband, she said, has When she and her husband soon be indicted, 70 For the most part, how eer tbe reaction to Thursdas waves of rehef that swept (apitol Hill earlier in the servce,ac Y Hugh Scott of Pcnnsyl anla, adding that Nixon's decision fl13Olando Drive Sanford PhOn* Orlando LI) 1440 By Jli t1 ti Associated Press %4rIter FOLLOW THE BRAVC MhewaItedInhiscnrpeteddenforthesphtobegin Tom Kennedy, a 57yearld high school English teacher and lifelong Republican, allowed himself the luxury vi wishing out loud I ____ _______ CALL Moments later Kennedy of tinter Park, Ha, heard At one point In the fourth ment name of the f se' Nastase ' nked second behind Connors - something to be left alone" only as a last resort, she Is 1007 S, Sanford f'.fij ,, '5 3224542 '7 ______ The tears came to Joyce Yengar s eyes as Nixon con cluded his address with his onentence prayer "May God' be ith i Hthe 'sahead 44 satj th tnell famil room of her / - I The chief sponsor, Sen Ed his former White House and place primary emphasis on a ward W. Brooke, H-Mass., said campaign aides for conspiring smooth transition of power '' draw the resolution unless Nix- dl and otruct the original In. government before turning to on makes a 'full confession (If estigatto,i pick the mtian who will be the The same grand jury gate and related scandals remains riresident Ford was the first no indictment could simr ie un dill ently saved himself from h ros ts former B Saxhe the aut'ority to procetxl Nixon rIo longer holds of l decision to immunizi Nixon office sice pected ' : , .j I U tugs will hate to come to an declined conment Thursday end' Speaker Car' Alber' said Ne%ertheless, Albert and Jaw&rski said nothing about Judiciary Couimittce members whether he would be influenced were molng toward a House by the congressional response tote on the committee report to the issue detailing the allegations But the moernent toward a Show is more than Clearance Sale . , - inois • If you wait ufltiIie iy a lot more D o rt ik -' room for the " t ' ome 3u1 yru I S • We need used tars sc ' "' e re yiing big ' ; -4 •,' ''A r;' ? ' lt'-' ,s, 'bi. , , s Ixcoinin' Albert H Quic of \linncsota and tentions Hen Paul N roseution u n John B Anderson of Illinois , iosne), i ., ul pres,n1, roru ias M fiUu,Of('01' 'overnors are exted know that Jerry Ford would ity to rant Nixon a full pardon to be idded to the list but is , . just a begin with but mis year mere are DII f o1her good reasons to by a new 1974 Ford C t hordson latilornia (o Ronald Reagan, Sens Howard II Itaker Jr. and Bill Brock of Termksset' Mark 0 Hatfield of , '. : IU '' air, d( crc) 0 ,' 'row as the new to S person who could blo.k the tn ii statement - presidential authority for ln%estigatlng and tarry it through gressitien stnators and offi ti11g allegations ii) crils The House may ha,e to take President' some action but the President %Ol%ing the L nors whose La 'ful antics ent CTOWu a sk $130,000 U S Us> Court Tennis squelched what little support named Nixon as an unindicted the House. 'The country has been on the %erge o' a nervous break- MON SAT M / _____ > 'The agony is o er," said assistant Senate GOP Leader '' , to be good," she said "Most themof their rights in case they 37 33-70 113) .ru.rub.rwuvI.ru-.ru-u-u-L not inolsed with guns until six een hitthe target She became years ago when a burglar hit quitedLecouraged, but kept at It the family business and after a few times at the = 'Most women don't ShOOt," she said "Most men don't want to be th,era,1 teaching their wives and don't rant to diag their whea along" ugh the says she believes any w oman can shoot, -- —p : she keeps handy in case the sought or offered Rep Paul N 'Pete" Mccloske>, HCalif., who unsuceesafully challenged Nixon's 1972 -7O ro(brI Ge berer Al part of a Resere Officers' of telling the story of how sh women shooting as could be and g-timit - best to protect myself" ' with fliuins. the state tourney in West Palm chores in the 5-3 Pensacola - case where it was my Life or sharpshooters class for her ski i ________ nezt mOrning Grier "AU I could find was a Kermit Zarley outside my house, 'she said, 'I anybody had been th, would just call the police and let wouldn't ha%e had a chance" that tan' year she won top : Special Watergate Prosecutor leon Jaworskl declared ,,. , '' •" ' ' " '-. ' I 'It's just the way I play the through the crowd when he • ! - ,,,I,,,,1., UU IPI (#11W U 'Thespeechsaiditall,"shesald Themandldthe best '.' Nasta,seofRomantafora&.O,6. foot faults. _______ 41_P ,1 ' '• aUn, NJ, also had their fun with lobs Others wcen't." ç Ala ' I '- TU lint game of the second et raves iii v 4 __________________________________________ every shot and all,' Connort HOMI (i whohas been sharply critical of THE FABULOUS 1R1'[CTA UI I SilTS RACE FOR RACE IIF in silence from a chair in his twostory home in ON AIR CONDITIONED COMfORT IN THE OSCEOLA TEFACE V FOR RESERVATIONS CAU 83i1 140 D A tIll I U flMU ' ' '•.' - ::t- nan plut ' ,J - . ,,. .... - .-n-.----w-r'. -----• - -..----"rr-Wtn-- - ----. r'-. .......... -. - Thieu met High-!evel government offl. in planning his new ad.rntnis. the period imniediatel, after Ford becomes president. deeloped ties with Kissinger eark in ht VR't' Prsidem'y ite the wr with his top ad- .-_ -._ r--t------ S------Y ____________ - _ I'T ,._ ___'_ '._"_- _________ : ,. 'at .-.._ -_ _ -_-- r-Pr -_. _ - ________ r - ,'j"j.' - -- .. ,, russ I 4j $re,ht ta' __________________ II HWY 11 SAN FORD 92 & LAKE MI R Y BLVD - 312-1481 I -; i='=.''1.,,g . -t '_ I' ighting has intensified in the I ork Mayor John V Lindsay, to merit s chief po esniiin _________________________________________ - Hatfield Juskiewicz sat rigidly on his liVIng room couch He know U lti&hardson tar> alert today to guard sion to quit F orti hunseif, ha talked in against any attempt by the Heavy fighting continues in the past of the need to broauen Communist comnwnd to take Scuth VIetnam 18 months afte, the GOP. In 1968, he urged •ithantage of the goernment the Paris cease-fire agreement presidential candidate Richard change in ttu United States that sent home American M Nixon to sele.t a more Lb. "1 was tremendously' nwvd by the speech," he said I as VirginIa, , sat on floor with their lnonthId son "This gives me a pretty bad taste for politics in general," said McNcey, who left the Democratic party two years ago to work for Nixon 'Hut I still think he's been a hell of a gcixI president ' -I (AP) - President Nguyen Van Friday and ordered the alert . The undaunted Connors kept tourney had little troub! han' dl;ng their less-experienced Op. On going toward the In. ponents in tb" first 1, but had dianapolis Racquet Ciub'u sIn- '- '_- watched ' ince when zPre blasted a Connors' petite attractive return shot between the two, fiancee, is Everf of Fort prompting Connors to say to Lauderdle, Fla, Is more Nastase only after the ball had serious wher tt comes to tennis, already gone out of play € .' "j Fleming, or a ton,rtsstonjl assciite - I _ . - ________ r-'w.I"7 , - �(K '.:.: • . . a: ••• •. : ;. . ... .. .; 7 I • 4*1 1W 2 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker %,NOW! 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(NT(RTAINM( By NANCYANDERSON In regards to hi,- betro This The Herald Services Macy who has been married taken stps to drag Its coverage t I ff e, says he's eager to takp into fliz! latter half of the 2M HOLLYWOOD — Although the third plunge, because he not century by putting Don Maude's husband is about to only enjoys being rmrri,.d but Meredith In the broadcast booth marry someone shes not becauseSamanthaisam. to counteract the nonstop about to lose him 1192 tious woman the likes f nonsense of Curt C,owd Nooth in Bill ~lacy, Maude's Walter in whom he'.i neti er encountered If nothing else, the new F.m he tele vision comedy series before iomblnatlon y br in g Maude," is happily engaged to "When I married the firt tele%iiion its firsi, on-camera (find living with) Samantha tij-ne. I was a roui%je," apoplectic seizure when Harper whom he'll marry at an explains. "The girl who beclu,jI Gowdy—the profe3si a ho as yet undetermined date. my first wife brought me a j ir man--hears MeredjUI1jj ca.-jual At the &ame time, he remains of pickled herring as a gift. fin appraltil of the InerclI ho happily dedicated to his job could I not tnrry a girl e own and play professional 838 3255 which he hopes will continue for that? f ootball. fill Last t-ason onAPC, you marriage lasted a year This makes him, if not and a Iw1f. FXX Rwjbabxw~ m low, uruque, at least one of a "My second marriage lasted dwindling number of Tandem a little longer, but I haven't Production stars hanpy with been ryuirriH 'low for Pie their work. years." H011cay Isle Complex Though Bill and Sainantha SanI "Maude," Tandem Produces were both in "Oh, Calcutta," a We Still Have Our....... All in the Family" and show he describes as being lewd Sanford and Son," and in two and filthy anddisgusting,"they LUNCHEON out of three of these cases an weren't in the same company. hell's been breaking loose. SPECIAL They inet in New Vurk n;;(i Various stars are rebeHious to becarne such good frien& ttLlt the point that they are more apt Samantha invited Bill to L OUNGE DI1Y—IHCLUDING SUN. * to be in court trying to negate Batessille Miss to visit he contracts than in the studio. But parents. not Macy. " 77wt was in 1970 or '71, Ft West North East South WAd : 9 10 11 13 Q1083 Both vulnerable 1(1.., 7.1 would bump the 10. The student took some time, inall was down. hopeless 1 play.! f; up heart31y amons and one sixd1d s one ard as unaccounted for. East could not hold the unguarded king and the queen was the right play, 1<87 SOUTH Wi r A A 12 los I ERY POW ERED, ALLEY WELL I LL BE 'D NOALLUTION, OR DANGE NOISE POLLUTION! Lacking So far as they're concerned , as long as 22 people take the I-ear," (Macy's Tankm boss) visit I s4ayed in the guest house. says he, generalizing perhaps too freely, "but I'm In love with were living together, her this man. parents came out and visited ke being in Maude.' I'm us, No we've Just c-Fine back not jaded how can I be Jaded, from another visit to after being poor all my fife? MLsissillPi. and this time I I used to ride the subay didn't stay in the guest house, Now you see what I drhe It stayed in the family rtsicknce cost $15,000. With Samantha, "I am so happy with what 1,11, The parents are taking Bill'.x Because, you see, my unorthodox mourt.thlp is channeled toward spirit. performing. Whet, I go to work, "I'hey are evolving PL actually trY to do Uxt play. he thinks. "They are evL.Aag "Then I get a dividend. Love. towards being more humar, and "When walk down the not judgmiental." street. people say, 'Hey, Ile "popped the question" at Walter, we just love you.9 -hat the Spokane World's Fair. never happens when you're on "And since I proposed," he the stage ill New York. So why beams, "we are like newly wouldn II Ioe Norman ' 44 y Dave Graue I AnS*ertopre O3PU In the Kitchen Film Festival (9) Amerlca~n h' A %led belo app, I b3ckard, up, do in the purile. vind each hidden name and 1I it in as 10% 11: BALK HALL II RILF FLAY S,%CRIFICE BATT IN(: VIF II 1AIR I Ot'L HALL SIRIKLOUI (8) Information Eight (9) The Invaders (13) Wrestling (24) Electric Compan y (35) Saturday Super. yers pith L D 0 U B L E Ill L A Y C U E L L C I S AFTERNOON MORNING ZV *VIP - I r T C B A Ii I F 0 U I B A I I E N 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Pebbles And -- EKEECIAREVAGN ITTAHUR held the unguarded king of clubs d low club was the right play. If west held the 10 and ON MY WAy! s N C H N S A C R 11 C B 0 R If L U A 0 T 11 30 (2) Butch Cassidy (6) Josle And The Pussycats (1) Won(krful World (9) Mission Magic (44) High Speed Living (2, 8) Tonight Show C R A F N1 j ALLEY OOP before the start of the season. recall, Meredith's relaxed As you're probably aware, attitude caused the White exhibition garnc' ir a UouSe to drop it collect,, Its time again to talk about and never mind modified form of touch football , uppe, plate when lv! referred to that marriagefootbali made in neophytes and gimpy veterans. in which no one is about to:Pill the President fm "Trickie heaven—pro and According to Broadcasting blood unle:is it contributes Dickie." cornmercial TV. About all those magazine, which does a dandy tow-Ird that Juicy Superbowl ABC ade him pologi7(, ;j sweaty sports jocks out there job each year of assembling the %%eek later, running around fter it Nill. financial data, this sesun's.sixIn the event you have a contends As a -itke on the In addition to the arrival of network's part Of course, the pro and folks out in tclevW nland Nferedith now I!; operating season may be historlc because broadcasters more than $80 the cameras are ready, the mHhon in rights, an increase of during a football gam(c), the under a sweet new contra(.t with BC. networks have the sponsors more than $10 million over a prices are pretty steep. Again, amording to Broad. As for the ABC Monday nigtit headed up and ready to e year ag casting, a mInt commercial 'ame Frar k G If d out d the scbed e as er folks, it's only a lurlrg the Superbnl next Jan continue the Inonor:seor Pla set' an by- play, but Howard Cosell will Eeryth1ng is, as they say In The Thursday night WFL has or,11 you're on a tight budget, have a new playmate on Color the space game, "All systems , been on the tube since Jul 11 about 1 go," with ore conspicuous but the National Footbalj iurtni 7000fO0S0hIth g e National Conference ixception—no players League will begin Its exib1t ayoff on CBS on Dec. 29. CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST But the ever-confident net. season Saturday, Aug. ~7, with You can rrake an advertising AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE works are charging ahead as games on CBS and NBC steal (bxigh they'd never hear(] of it '11 go into its on ABC's Sionday night games. National Football League Monday night act Aug. 19, with Probably the big news in players' strike. four weekly exhibition games televised pro football this fall— aside fn)m the fact most of Elie favorite players are outside the Baseball Terms 11 D 0 A F R B A S E B A L LX E R U S A ONU I UT RI 1F H T Ernest Angley Hour Panther (6) Jeannie (9) Goober And Ghost Chasers (13) Movie (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35)CarfoonCarnivai 1100 (2,1) Slar Trek (0 Speed Buggy (9) Brady Ks esame Street 9 FIND' a ly Ile Herald Services 11 00 (2 6, S. 9) News (35) Movie (44) Night Gallery 11 3u (ô, 9, 44) Movie (8) It Takes A Thief 1 00 (2) Thriller 1:25 (9) All Nite Movies 1) It N 1) 1) T If N S 1) F S My Favorite Martian (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers WESIT -6 K52 83 WELL, 't)UNG MAN, I W I'4 GOiNc3 o -i- GUESS OKAY ORVILLE 'YOUR DII WONMUG, I'D ---' TRAT RIG YOU'RE By RICHARD K.SHULL 10:00 (6) Barnaby Jones (1, 13) Owen Marshail (3s) International Showcase 10 30 (35) News r.c ' 30 (6) Week Baseball (2, 8) Mov;e (6) All In The ramiiy (13) Partridge Family (24) Carrescolenclas 3:30 (2) Untamed World (6) Sounding Board (35) Big Valley o re - n FRIDAY hearts were cashed to allow one club discard and the time of YZ A GHT' TV ro by Dick Turner SEE WEATCUTT" NORTH J976 .1 4 Fri, lay, August 9, . 1 974-513 a_;_______. ________________________________________________________________________ - — — -- — —. - - I. — — �- - -_i._ - --. -- 6B-EvenlnqH.raId - - ._l___-_-. .- •_•# __S___S -. .- -- ____ -- Friday,i u t,ust9, 1974 EvenIng Herald SiII Thnc I.IccJiiI wILl _________________________ - -_---.- M S _______ vvu-n S riraia want a. _______________ S Friday, August 9,1974-lB - Dank The Cash W hen Don't Needs"wjth a ClassifiedAd - You Sell" _____ lnst, uctions WAIMT AD WOMEN NANTED NFORMATIÔN Apartments SECRETARIAL TRAIr EES 322r.26fl Orlardo - Houses fcr sate .n ywet Elegance If wor'Jng In the Wcretarial field sands Irterestit- to , • ','our neeo Is urgi't, we will give you complete training, and prQvidpywith LIII Of part time employmint. Bolt n.orning and evening classes are avalable. Personal intervie', required, Call $34-$sI pOw, 0 B.c., 701 East Semnran Btd Suite 311, Altmonte 5prn,. rark- 831.9993 Az k for Want Ads ________ it ' 4. ii.. ..in......' P;;i: ;;;.;;',i; at Frakhn Armi. Conveniently located just two blocks wesT of 17 97. bct*een Fairway Plaza ai Seminole High One Bedroom $150 Two Bedroom $185 - -- ltledroomFurnithed $110 Per Month 3fl 9142 Private lot . Mature adults. AC, water and lights $120 per month 372 9211. -___- 4 Personals _____________ Masonry Construction "."• 1$ Help YIant,d Central Heat& Air AI1E YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll HCJtI'fle" Exc(,4n$ pay jt n d bine'f its, Five day week. pply in person only to Dick Ba rd Datsun, 100 _____________ West 434, Fern P irk du Is .)r "cent _______ Dishwasher & Disposal Pool & Clubhouse Vie,'e never was i b'ifter time than now to usea classified ad ir the Herald. Sf00 making tCuSis. Dial Bartenders ne*deJ, for night 5hift, ___________ 72 2611 or $31 9t93. Full or DAI't t'mf We will train _________ Qualified persor. Apply Club -________ O1(t, ______ DeB.ar'y Ff.C[C.Wl7p A D1'!4)lN(, PROBLEM PethapsAtcolioiicAn.',nymjs Car' Help Celllfl.i311 Write P.O. Biix 1213 Sanford, Florida -. .' - ADULTS ONLY PETS CONSIDERED EXPERIENCED SALESMAN B'3t,i resd..,tli o' I commercial s.tlh;ng Apply in 1120 Florida Ave. Sanford, Fla. GLOBAL CRPETS 1195 Mari. Sanf' ' Av * *5ENEVA GARDENS * * Sale'Jady :!S per cent comm. and Single story studIo, 1, 2, an's bOnuses. 1mm. o ening. Call or IS ALCOH A PROBLEM bedroom apartments. Pool. apply in cit-ton t $wen 9 1. 10 IN YOl P FAMILY? clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, a.m. A -ANOId kltthenequipped,central heat and __________ ____________ ti' familIes 0 air. Monthlb rentals from $142.30. Irienc's of problem Insulation installers needed, Good drInkers 3222090, 1305 W. 25th St., Sanford. emolcriieqit fo, n'bltiout men. Fc'furTher;n matcncaIl4734JaJ Frn benefits , Chautfucrt ____________________________ cc write hiCen' required Experienced 5.snford Al Ar 'amy P0 I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. onlyreedapply Ag ply1O41MilI Box 551, Sir- ,,, Fbi. V7I, Furnished or unfurn5hed. 60' Drive Aitamonte r.srmnus. swimming pool. 4220 S. Orlando - -- . -Charlc te tt. 51K P.'arehous.. Dr. 323 2920 S Losi md Found _______________ Can't iork 9 to 5? •f ojr own hours Two bedrooms, I bath, wall to wrnll i'--.' Li.t A'Z':k :' "." __________ --r i ',.:_'t-. __________ ________________________ L.T: June 1. pawn cOlored f'aIe boit puppy, while feet '---..; 1 v'- *%_.Sr_,' andar, FullyequIppedy,Ilhj5. washer. Call Mrt. Rutherford 373 _________________________ -" ______________ 6 Ch d ca - Will baby .t C Idren. all ages, in my home. day niqPps only. Lake Mary a ta. 3fl.13sa , car.' d. E.g,. enced. Close to ____________ -- ii - IBM KEYPI CH TRAINEES you, and ,or Ire aVailable t stir? time. There 372-7710 SANFORD'S LEADING REAL ESTATE FIRM is In need of Six additional licensed sales per Alter hour's, I S Acres on paved road •IS with orange w, Garneft White Broker, 107W Commercial "Roberts & NICE RETIREMENT HOME -_ Till We Succeed, " Reallor Fern Pñrk 83 __________________________ ________________________ ___________________ Need (:I_.)____ -= House? ilCing a nesi IJ Maronj Home in D.hlonj is now within u. reach of the young working Pe'Ople of the area; as well as the older retirees on a income, See us req a r ding your Iligibility to purchate a niw3bedroompiomefor no cash down and reduced monthly Payments Under the Farmers Home Azi ministration ASSittri Plen 323.0041 or 1627375 1)1 827 2" self priming gu powered Briggi REALTORS 196W LakeMary Blvd 373 6353 or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADES 1flROflDA HOIT1ES lflC• -- Days 372 7)74 Broker FREIGHT SALVAGE BUY DIRECT FROM BOX CAR Appliances air cond. - freezers refrig step ladders wire etc. Gormly's E 46, Sanford 323 1733 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY.. SELL - TRADE )II31SE First5t. 322-5627 on 1 1k L. - i - -! - - -- - - * * GOLDEN .5 --=', 22100. condition. May sub-let space. For l2 Bedroom AdoltsOnly I Cen(rai Heat & Air Conditioning home is rIght on Lake extary -- - -: : ' - -----. . Total PrIce $00. . 64 . 5$ NOW .... r'.QUItfd r ii s - '• O.B.c., 701 I est Sen'iorin i lvd.. Suite 111. Al' 'nel'it• nrn.',, ._ ' & . SAN MO PARKS, 1, 2. 3 Redroom ----------.. iraiirrs bAPTS. 4 A0U!I parSs2 UAI,i. .. ,.. ,, ,,,;,, cows with m rig mac ,,, modern mIlking parlor $19 per night starting Call for ap WOMEN carpeted and air conditIoned office for rent in Sartora __.. -. .. incluaingutlhties.id:.i _ AAbih ___________ ______- MEN 332 743Q - Sanford 323 1930 Day Wk - uran 00 future for dabieperinI. ?that can L piritime help needed - day's. Contact Mr. Robertson, Crusty's Pizza, 32214 - pWAPADS,I - -- - - - ,iJ_'- - t hnolca'? , prcferenc based on , from ploye'r cc' ?red hy is ! O! AE iMlNATo I C' i4 EMPLC 'MENT 1028 ' = i A - ' - - 5 yc th bcAls and ptJ',r , -, riL . Dwi - I-d - tile EtIII uSfW plecestrnthr 1cW ?tother when they no 1011 need - _______ i. sea ia,. pe - - ti'-. ' . - - - - . LOCH ARBORPRESTIGE LAKEFRONT LOCATIONf Near Ccuntr Club. Lovely 2bedrcor,i, 2 bath with family room, Florida porch, formal dining room and many other features on large . $49,000, Call REALTOP.AssIata calr 322-2420 I 1*1 i apart one i tfo'q' crc 7 bedroom. kitcMn% eJpped. air conditioned. Exciu'sivj Sanford residential area. Matur, adults Onty. No pets. m-n,. I1MLL Sanford s Sales Leader our u PeLts rig gency flLiiLl I 7606 S HWY .7792 RFALTOR J1J 5774 REALTORS _________________ 2365 Park ___________ Sl9E Pin.3 __________ - _._ø 4' I 2 Bedr',om Dpitx Fimily Room Kitchen Eqv'}ed, Patio, Carport $31 $103 - .-- - Y Upset With Skyrocketing , Free estimate. 373.6031 constant f of aIr thru aftmc au tomatically. Operates on wind power only. By reducing attic Land Clearing Burglar Alarmi - C.&A Backhoe Service- Burglar Alarms Uw or Homes I Business rreeEtimates, 321 626? - Yard Clean Up, trim, anu mCing Service Call us ANYTIME VINCENT s CARP ENTRY brerlor Trim Paneling C.jttpm Caipentry No lob too small Licensed dOrided 323 i; ' - ORLANDO _____________________ ______________ co Painting - painthg and Waiipape'ring No i,b too 'imall Quality workmanship. Ph )73 $37C or 373 lit, Ron'S Crincrete 1 Masonry - Free .'sln'a?es Floors. patios & drives Brick or stone planters Patch arid repar work 37) *197 - PAINTING CONTRACTOR Work fully guar,n,teed F ree estimates, References $62 1702 Looking for a high quality bargain?. ..Look to classIfied anytime,. .reaci today's classified's - CONCRETE WORK WANTED Patios,Drives,Addelions (3OS)67l.1S Home huprovem.nts - . 5 1 •,, - -. - Miscellaneous For Sale - - • WELLS DRILLED.PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and she's We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY (C). Care ''jlW ?ndt • , ' • • ________ 3 Cleahlng FALLCLEAPIING "lmpac"Wath&Spra Klein Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud dObbers. wasps 8. spider wtn Jo p UNFURNISHED W.W SHAG CARPET IDI5HWMHER, DISPOSAL CLOTHES WASHER, DRYER RECREATIONAL BUILDING HEATED POOL 1.2 BEDROOMS GENERAL WELDING TRAILER kEPAIR5 3233900 . 333. CABLEVISION AVAILABLE IN ALL Wffidowg w w• -. w - iIjII.!kpI.)i '1 _. - - ___..... - .i ;- -----.- -------- . -• . 5-. . ' - -- I -\--E_,'- --- ---- __iI;. FURNISHED & UNFURNISHED RentaJ 1 :- - - 1973 VW Camper, bright orange, air, automatic, full camper equip. ment, pop top, like brand new $3293. Call Whitey Ecksteiri, 3fl. 1651 Dealer CALL SOUTHERN RV SERVICES FORALLYOURRVNEEDSII 373.9070 ,. ,t..i.. , offer. 3239172 S,iinqrn.-$ For complete motor home service stop by: - GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, 535 EACH 3 Poodles for Sale AvailabteAugustlO 373 5739or $41 3692 Orlando. ______________________________ ADC Dachshind miniature's. Red also black and tan P,tates. $65' Animal Haven Boarding Kennels. 3725757 76 12 Volt Batteries $11 95 REEL'S BODY SHOP l101SanfordAvenue - t''-----i. ____________ from I jI I $ 45 LAST AIRPORT BOULEVARD / UAMBOC. COVE body man. 50.50 commissIon hospitalization insurance. Experience only. APPLY SEMINOLE PAINT & BODY 323-5163 or 834.0077 78 - tiDlEill ii _______ Horses __________________________ ATTENTION VW OWNERS INTRODUCING THE VOLKSHOP Cr. Palmetto I Commercial Formerly Hunt Lincoln Mercury Bldg. Grand Openiag Specials Lube & Oil Tune-Up Special 2.95 $19.95 V alue W Plugs, Points, Condenser, and Valve Cover Gaskets I. - Includes Adlustlng Valves. 1-5:30 Weekdays Service l•l2:O0Satwdays 321-0120 Motorcycles Motorcycle Inturiirice BLAIR A'•ENCY 3233*66 --- - ________ '-' - Abandoned, unwanted lunk cars hauled away. Your cost, $10. orI.ndo, 293-6191 anytin'1,9. -I. FREE i tMiID ise Junk Cars Removed __________ 9 year old Palamino gelding, Spirited 5)30 322 9422 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Little want ads bring big, big results lust try one 322 2611 or 331 9993. Adorable arid playfu part PersIan kittens 1 male and 1 female. 323. and sates SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311 W. 1st St. 323.4111 ____________________ ___________ - -. rnr, mexe Yamaha CT) 173 . good condtson with dIrt accormn. $400. 372 6434 ____t- ' _______ - ___ ____________________________________________________ [iHENEW1 IKID ON THE BLOCK COME ON IN AND LET'S GET ACQUAINTED * 74 PLYMOUTH SATELIJTES Custom 4-Door Sedans and S.bring 2. Door Hard Tops. Some Wilt, Vinyl Roofs, AutomatIc, Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Air, Radio, Extended Warranties, From ............. 74 SATELLITE STATION WAGON 6 Passenger, Automatic, Power Steering and Brakes, Air-Conditioned, Radio, A Real Nice Car....................................... 74 PLYMOUTH GOLD DUSTERS Our Leasing Systems Best...Air Conditioned, Poweir Steering, Automatic, Padio, From 73 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill Power Steering and Brakes, Automatic, Air Conditioned, Radio .......................... 73 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Air Conditioned, Automatic, Radio, pow,,' Stwring .................................. 72 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Door Sedan, Automatic, Power Steering, Powir Brakes, Radio, Air Conditioned, Power Window's, Spe3d Ccnfroi ............ WE INSPECIALIZE CLEAN USED SPORTS & IMPORTS PARTIAL LISTING 1972 AUDI 100LS 2 Door 4291 $31 99 2895 2892 4 Iiio, Airport Blvd. Sanford .'- Sanford Plaza tone body work. $400. Ill 74. Sunlario Dr Position open for Auto Motor Home Call Don Pope at 332 1631 ' _______--_ $SAVE MONEYS YET IN TOWN Gi11as -WINDOW WASIIIp4G_ college students. Reasonable Screent Included Also m!Iew cleaning, 13$ 7150. A Buy of A Lifetime- II' Travel Tcaller, like new. $1,530. 322.U70 Pets and Supplies 65 ___________________________ minutes from ;;l,O ioi'a Van - runs good Neds Trailers Equipment for Rent - Antique Zenith console radIo, Short wave, medium band, etc Make offer. 322-2775. 609 E. 2nd St. COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE S -7, 2 Sandlewood ' Homes -. TV.Radio.Stereo Bamboo Cove Apartments APARTMENTS 3 bidroom or, St. Johns River, 1.200 mo pluS 6100 ticrity Also 2 bedrrn houte on Upsala Rd., $175 mc., plus $50 11cvrity. 372.4299 afttr 3, - T I' , Welding Pressure Room additions, patio's, paneling. doors & windows iflstall.ld, painhing inlCnlcr, exterior, Free estImate 322 9343 We Drilling '53 Forg Fine Second Camper-Travel _____ ______ ¶. 'Z - KENMORE WASHER, parts. service, used machines .MOOP4EYAPPLIANCE.S 373 QóL, Buy, sell, cc'r.sign, appraise or special sales out of anything of value, 1200 French Ave. 323 7310 %anford. FIt. 75 ___________________________ _____ Relrigerator, 19 cv. It. with icemaker; Early American dining room suite, TV and stereo, washer and dryer 323 5319. b'4')d> __________________ PITREST INN (''.irdocj & C,rc,orn r'j Ph, 372.4057 13)4 John's Fix It alfAfterêp.m Mon..Tlwrs. 322.12$) ,1 FurnIshed I -. Papering - PAUL SLAT ER Professional Wallpaper Hangar Licensed Residential, CommercIal Free estimates Ph 3724173 __________________ -. Need t dress up sonic ntcn,q door's? Ask us about padded vinyl covering made to Suit your decor -_______ - - ______ _______ ____________________________ Pest Control -Pet Specialists In aluminum windowS, patlodoors.& shower enclosures. Newly remodeled f',rnIsp,Id drocm house Wall to w'.l carpet, drepei'. and ii'. Fenced b6ckyd, Florid, room, Vpott rn utility room, 322.24$. -___ l H If yu are In need of a framing subcontractor, Call BIG HAM. MER CONST. $436160. _______________________ Jim Rowc Pest Control ?6?O Iroquois Ave. Sanford, 372 7070 GRAPE ENGINEERING REASONABLE. See bI'twee't II end 1.2384 Park Ave, Sanford, - Ranges, Hotpoint and Tappan, priced right. Finaning available with no down payment. Dick's Appliances, 332.7651, iing*i Movingneedtosellbabyfumiture; cr1 b. iigh chair, :t"oller, car seat. and car bed. 37.3 4679 _____ 'Wall AlT itPO,%'P P[51 CONTOOL ?S42ParkDriv, 3725165 ______________ 4ouse Rent Furnith,d i___.. ssOO 197) Montgomery Ward air con. ditionir, 15,000 BTU, 220 vot, used Only 7 yea's. 570. 3730512 Sub.Conhacor, _____ - -- uo - ' 4 .5 52 R oberts & Gilman -- average of $7.00 or more per month on electric bills. 53000 for e. 7 for 171 00 or 3 f' 599 00 italled. For one story shingle roof. QualIty nstalletion guarentee a1c Ui' oq. septic tanks, fi on drive,,a All kindt of 372 9147 or-______________373 33 -ApplIances -.5 - - __ - .- -- -- _______ _________ .5 Ready to be developed, great locatIon, for most any t, Commercial business. Owner WUUIU II*C zy per cent Oowrt. but 5 willing to negotiate Ofl down payment and hold mortgage on DAVE'SUSEDFLJRNITURE balance. For details, call SSANFORDAVE REALTOR Assoc., Shirley Ben. 323.9370 373474 nett, $303500 Call for Appolntmern 322 3103 locirlc allIS SEW I' CENTER 3O7AEast 1st St., Sanford 3279111. Eves $49 1114. Dinettes. $21.93 to $61.95, Twin beds $39.CSeach, complete, End tables $2.93 to 111.95, Bunk beds. $69.95 complete. Baby bedt - $i9.9, RefrIgerators, Stoves, Chairs, Livin,2 room suitet, Chests, Dressers, Pictures, Mirrors, Lamps, DI!hcs and many '""'"flOU'. iTems. Open daily 6. Sundays 1 6 ON 17 92 CXDN9TflUC'T1C)('j kic ' 211 W. 25th Sanrd, Fla. - Vnts urbi flO _._ - _________________________ - e __________ __________-_- _____-- 55* - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ' _______________________________ - LONGwOOD Zone C.7 $ Ri - , Rrduc tour electric nil w't complete ceiling 1 wall ,r.tulat,on Dont needs! Servo a useful Freeestimates Aibton Insulation 1904)7193710 with a classified ad from the Herald Call U's today! Don I Carp.n'ry Rerodiig Additions p993 To ace your low cost want ad. CAll f,..,l, r.., a',,.run CA . ... ..#wp.. LI IncomeAnd Investment Property '-' Id II W lid 0 riomes y RYDER RENTS TRUCKS 57I? Concrete rooms. kltthe'n equipped $130 per 33 Wooded Lots ooi Anytime nr*i TV Sanford 3 Bedrooms newly decorated intid, and out Kitchen u'p.d Deposit rpuu'.,ed Re't S175. 313 0730,1.3) 2649. dvpIe One or 2 bICrO*ri' townhouse aprtmenls Central heat arxl air, enc pst. Close In, i-on. wnier4 10 evflything. Pro-!) $140. Afftr 6 call 3237997. ______________________________- your ad takes •Large 37 Wa. "Lake Atari," torirTt - OVER 300' FRONTAGE BUDDY'S 6620 of 37.. 3134 - Utile of n busy - right, you nett, lef' Ma' from ! Call REALTOR.AI$OCI4t. John Meso. After hours 3234213 LAKE MARY I 373 1751 At?erllim ______________________ nga read all our wan ads every ay - - 2rn.Iardwar Two bedrggms, central P*at I air, uhig carpet. sts .. 12th Vrw. gtaety Brown Realty, 322.3271 or 372)964. . . 3Z1 or rnujhr's - SAPIDLEWOOD VILLAS 1)0W AIRPORT B..VD SANFORD, 3fl. Deluxe unfurnlstieci , their And diallro ffCu I yfi newfor Sal balanceof s-is cash or 5 payments of 5)0. New warranty ________________ SPayed Street . 831-9993 -' 2 bedroom 1 bath frame Lake Miry-tra nJce lai'gv I bedroom,7batps, canoe, equipped kitchen, bg family room 37304*3. __________________________ Di.-plev 7 bedroom, ad.,l?s only, $150 a mo Secjrtydep 565 327 6620 or 323 S154. .IUlilSKe$, ItOuorehavn9 . 3 Bedrooms, kitchen equi.ed Fenced Yard. $200 Per Month. 373457$, _______________________ --Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 r'st sPso.s,OO:lnc HOMES OF DISTINCTION 2377 Park Drive, 3 is PINECRESTOKAY FOLK St READ THIS ONE CAREFULLY Has) bedrooms, 2 bathS, heat, air, equipped kitr" and Florida r,,, eaiIy,it'sar,aInicem with a real nice "!:-'cnly yfl it S right iiext to a Funithedorunfurnisp*,ijc, 2bedroom home torrent 3727129 RoomsforRent of family fr sr'e-c±Lng tuie ti iet Their ia11d the FILRA!1) Want Ads a:;d ii watt's When they sase thIr Child (jay j'J car - Sleeping Room Prefer genileman H1.. ______________________ the - Only 191 30 nIce clean 1 bedroom - 29 10 Sleep men bees - EXCELLENT NElGHBORH...1,- y TEXAS KANDY KOM 2 8Iaroom5,W,ba!h,GEki,th,n, A, WW carp. A0UI15 only. land, Tex. 71212. inde phone 3271951. v ,, ve a 21 H our s rvice Cat1322 4 AVALON APAR TMEPITS ADULTS NO PETS 116W.dSt. REALTOR 5em.noIe MLS ange' FOR SALE Peanut Candy, Gum 1919 S French vending business in Sanford, Eve 372 7374 322 149k 322 Requires $1 73$ cesh & few hour's _________________________ vs --'-- Callbart Real estate rtunities 0 - '---- ' i#I!, 46 AppIic.* - ' i.'" - ' WELAKA APARTMENTS _______ Hour ftgc I m. 309, 0 lando Prof fl W uk i. Beauty Dr 0 Box $09 A Orian. Fla 3280i -1 -- 1 ward. After hou 1 72 - ' nished. Adults. 322.2296 after I. beautIful yard, all fenced. $12,900 Xe punch operatjr required f0 ctumn card unft. Eaperlence Aprtmenf - Adults No pets 372 CLOSE IN-Two bdroom, 1 bath, 1110 kferred, Hour's s-S. coastlIne fflOdefktCeri ' Cavaliaro, 333$ 32 Houses Rent - OWNER APIXIOUS-3 bedroom, 1½ bath, kItchen equipped, central UnfurnIshd WANTED. LPN'S and nurse aloes. ___________________ heat, carpet, privacy fenced, Apply Lakeview Nursing Center, $23.S. Bedrooms 1½ baths, central heat 919E.dS?. and aIr. $ month. I bath ' NER' PAPER tio, $ Th - ft. .tallable. 034.4444 dining room and kItchen, fenced __________________ yard, laro. pantry, cablevIsion Bdrm.Ap$.La,-q,Rc.,ê Skilled prcfr'tion anu *ith r.phc,n .tl a' th •rne WELDE R•MACHINE MECHANIC rie High Sctiooi dip ,re'a MACHINIST GENERAL reQuired I 'tonal Inter 'lew MACHINESHOP r.Oui:ed. (ill 134 $511. OW H0'Id.Iys vacatior fringe benefits. 0b 7 E Semoran I vd ABC CDNVEYOR INC 7 Hwy .'; CITY-CAR EFULI YOU COULD HAVE AN AFFAIR wIth this 3 -. ; , - 322 5905 _______________ ______________ PHONE _______________ ADDITIONS & R EMODEt..IPc. CALL BILL Orl 11233311 LakeMary323 0101 S PROC A.MMER. Heed immed'.i*ly to train as lM demand ftir qual ed iwot amYtft inTl ( -.1 rators II gre3 - Goingfsshing' Getalllneequprn YOU need for those big ones with a ,. - . wanT no - _COuntant etc 323-4090 Mo DYNAMITE LOCATION for OP ______________ rowarsdcall REALTOR Associate On' Raborn. After hours 327. .. - . . -- - P I e? 0n 574,000. :ncifl;;vaiIable, y COMPLETE AUCTION SERVICE Typewriter and Adding Machine Like New, $10 Call Ifl 0715 alterS 1973 Sin er Zi •Za '6$ Dodge. Good school car. 5350.2205 Washington Dr. 322.0937 ODAN Auctioneering ServIces. Office Equipment And Supplies In machine. Fully automatic. Pay ' Down Bicycles 60 - '-i.---.. - 1961 Olds Cvtla 5, new wide ovals, $995. Catl Whitey Ecksteln, 372. 1651 Dealer Buys -Any Car PUBLIC AUCTION EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. Antiques, TV5. Miscellaneous, New and used furniture and appliance's. Plus spacial tale's (watch ad's). All sizes and models. 10 speed5, S Speeds, arid standard bkes now available at Firestone Store. Call 322 0244. TOUCH'N SEW (.lLy •*- Paid vacation, paid * Sanford Auction * Bikes, Bikes, Bik2s Sin 1969 Renavtt. 1 Door, excellent conditIon, Air, new lrpection. $750 or best otfr 372.5795 (With Good Credit) Rt. 16 West, Sanford 373-5620 TWELVE RESIDENTIAL LOTS- ST. JOHN'S REALTY -- BALANCE OF TWO ESTATES: Old kitchen abinets, French provinrlal dresser, old cedar chest, blarj5e7 ijiests, chest of drawers, automatic washer and dryer, oil heater, color and black and white TV's, sectIonal couch, mist, chairs, all kinds of limp's. glassware, small appliances, card tables, bicycles, and linens. Dell's Auction Service Model changeover bargainst Boat accessories, seats, gas tanks, canvas and vinyl. Saturday, August 13, 10a.m. 106 p.m Cobla Boat Co. Silver Lake Rd., San. ford, Plc. 58 AutosforSale FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30 PARKING LOT SALE New,y reuphoistered hide a-bed. Priced to sell. Waynes Quality Furniture. 1700 French Ave. 373 7340 '71 Ford Galaxis $00 Fully powered. $1000. 3235555 after 1p.m. i972 T Bird. Medium green. Fancy Li'i,ke'$ seats and console Stereo radio One owner Call JOhn, 312 444. Dealer. SALE a7$ Automatic washer $2.5; automatic dryer, like new - $50; 12 * iS carpet, DuPont SO) nylon, green $50. 37.3 6259 atter 3. conditfning. Low mileage. - Call Andy, 322 II. Dealer. '65tliru 74 Models 17.flMiltIand 645.1415 16' Fiberglass, 40 HP motor, tilt trailer, fith fInder, & Coait Guard equipped. $700 or best otter. 323. Love Seat an matching chair, gold ocade Exceptional cond.-%200, coffee and end tables, Mediterranean pecars-$75. 322. 1311. 80 $50 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 3fl 5961 Household Goods 1972 MG Midgt$, racey orange, blue hnlriof, black to1), radiats, ready -, We Buy and Sell Gold and silver Cc.ins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 323 43 •2 Boats & Marine Equipment WILL DO FENCE JOBS ExperienCed & Reasonable 372 $471 ONE HALF ACRE LOT- across BROKERS TheTimeTestedFirm Days:3fl6173 Nights: 3275424 372 7357 .....-. r sti. Trucks and Trailers 'W IYIULdLI 73' Aluminum Cabin Cr,iser-slecps 4-with head. 100 HP Johnson, trailer, depth finder, bilge pump. $1150. 661.6221. ' ____ _____ SUNDAND-WE'VE JUST LISTED THIS 3 bedroom in excellent condition. Home feature's hea'. air,carp.tlng,thalIoww,ll,Iovely drape, extra utility b.ilding. 55 1911 hwy 17 92 Open Sat. 6. Sun 9 S Ill 2920 Elm Ave. 1S0'x135.7'. Eves 373 0415 Associate _____________ 79 0.t.5t .5..d ..,4n.,.,n.a,4..... Garage Sale. Lat., August 10. Clothes, Miscellaneoijs,furni,ure 2*53 Gale Place, Sanford MAITLAND FLEA MART and lake front. Has I I frontage. and paved country road frontage. ____________ _________ NEW CYCLE SHOP ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED CAfPORT SALE: 7549 Palmetto Avp. 10 AM to dark. Friday, Sat., & Sun. Elec. fishirg motor; Ceramics; Furniture; Dishes; etc. 323 0102 ,' -. -"P - 831 4039 CiTY-OLDER 2 BEDROOM frame with update-S bath and kitchen I needs some sharpening up it you don't have to be a pro. Price. $11,500. Drive by 1)01 Laure*. If yowan?tOsee mor.,callanyone at Stanstrom's and we'll remove I the wraps. . 5 -.-.- tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 2l Sanford Ave. Pumrnage.Bake Sale: Sat., August 10 Clothes, etc. Nalarene Church ,'ard. Crystal Lake Aye., Lake ?.ary. Lowest prices in town, Call 676. 1171. 51 -'---------------------_--"--- . 5. Carport Sale: Sat. - Sun., 9.7 D:s. washer, furntiise & misc. hems. II) W, RIdge Dr., Parkridge. NINETY ACRES- on 1.1. near 372 1591 or 3n R5.3 - 2 sofa beds with bolsters and covers - 3 7 ACRES- In the City. Zoned MR 1, Paved road frontage. HUFFMAN REALTY --.5 CARPORT SALE: Pool tabi, clarinet, large ol heater, chest I. dresser, 2443 Bay Ave. Sat. morn unill? Furniture for Sale Birddog puppies also for sele. 2112 Orange Ave. Ianngo 2 Qdrm., set up on lake, 'k'rtlng Takeup paymentsor pay off Ph 373 0350 Dealer, ______________________________ Catsel,erry: For Sale, 100 x 100' mobile home lots. Good location. Terry Realty. REALTOR, 679 0hl FIVE PESIDENTIAL LOTS Cedar Avenue. $17,000 .51_s. GARAGE SALE: I1?Garrlson Drive (Country Club Ma'cw1 Saturday only. 9 to 5. 323 595$ night stands; I Table lamps; Sofa 373 2121. after noon. - FORREST GREENE INC. Wanted to Buy ' IC706alaxi. 500. 4 door hardtop, air, 51)93. Call Whitey Eckstein, 372. 1451 Dealer 1201 AIRPORT BLVD Parts and Accessories, Service on all makes. Open 7.7,7 days a wt,k. 322 9013. Studirit would like unwanted TV's to Garage-Rummage Sales conditl. 5300. 322 5129 WINTER SPRINGS-Country living t Itt bests lovely 3 bedroom, 2 1913] bedroom Barrington, reduced 51500 bath, with family room, diflIn room, 3nd eat-in kitchen. Lot size, GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 250' x 236' xlIr x 30O'. Grape SOOFrenchAve. 3b03Orando.Or arbor, farm pond and toned for 1) horses. All this for $41,500. Call u1w and we'll ShOw it to 'ou. : Lots and Acreage _____ SANFORD-Quality plus, lovely _____ ____________________ older 3 bedroom 2 bath with for. COMMERCII.L CORNER LOTmal dIning, 10' X fl' eat in kitchen, Dwntøwn Sanford. Owner Says 15' x 25' livingrl'w)m, Built-ins C',t offer." gatore. Beautiful tite with lar;, shade trees and fruit tree's, un 156 ACRES- Industrial property, derground Sprinkler sytto'm railroad frontage and paved road fron'age. A New 68 I Motorcycles 1711 Ford P.100 pick up, or 1971 3 bedroom mobile home with air conditioner and 750 gallor, septic tank 32301*0. __________________________ LAKE M.A!Y-Largeolderhmo 326' x ISO' site with fruit trees. 3 bedroom, large screCned front porch and enclosed back porch Central heat, air conditioned, only 517.100 78 Feed -- JIMDANDYFEED$ BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR G'ormle'ys E. 14,323.033 Color Console TV, excellent con. dihira'i. Must sell. $150 firm. 321. 0235. .i~ Mobile Homes ______________________________ M. UNSWORTH REALTY 103w. 1st st, Gilman _________________ R REALTOIt 67A phone available. oil 1557. Above ground swimming pool, 31' 1$' with tern deck. All aluminurr CLIFF JORDAN • " -_______ Efficiency apt., carpeted, with air, Poe confhdenfial 'to age limIt and A JOHN KRIDER, ASOC. Eiistlrtg sis,000 mortgageat cent with monthly payments of $131 for principal, intereSt, taxes I i,nuranc,, 3 bedrooms. 1 bath, air, Venc,dyardwlthneepw,lland tall pines. PALACE GUARDEDI "thcr f!nar.cln; avaitat.tc. Call Doris Bell, Assoc, 90 5300. , 1.4 INDUSTRIAL PARK _______ 31 . - 3 bedroom, I' batht, no qualifying, $4900 down, $156 mo, 7 per cent Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 $4,500 TO ASSUME a , s1ructions GOLDEN RAIN TREE Have y'u ever teen one in bloom? The,'r beauti'uI Well, it shades "Get 'Em While this3bedroomhomewithltslarge Florida room and you have 9 citrus tree's to Supply your They're Hot !" $72750 will buy it. VA financing with rio money down or buy it Nr'whout ma rural are, No don (onventinnal financing cayment- monthly payments Ie than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if We Don't Stop you qualifyll renting a mobile home at CAMP Terms Call REALTOR.Associate room andscrec'ned porch 516.900 SEMiNOLE, Plo pets. No alcohol VIc GIschler. After hours phone Inc Reattort Longwood SANFORD REALTY ________________________________ 327 1470. 322 7374 _____________________________ 760) Park Dr 2 bedroom mobile home . air con. Days)fl 7217 GOTTA GOt dtiOflrd, carpeted. Very nice. I - JimHuntRealty Adult$only. $l60plututilities, 3i- I Abcut Smiles eastofPctoIfIceand 'IWO STORY-I bedroom, 2½ bath E _____________________________ yt) f') PEA( TOR 377 211$ Cfl borne, very large Florida room in the wide open spaces, a 3 II7 Aftir PUs -372 with fireplace Carpeted, central bedroom. 2 bath Colonial brick 3'!? 399land 372 064 heat & air. A lovely home. 2 bedroom trailer wIth Ureened-in kvalty 322 1)01 home. Only 2 years old. 26lOHiawatha Ave at 1792 po'c, $flO. $25 deposit. No pets, __ --_-RecreatIon roomcouldbea fourth FUF'U!SHED. Longwood, 3 323 765$. bedroom. Open sPace for a gar LAKE FRONT-I bedroom, 3 bath, screened swimming pool,2 acres Bedrooms, 1½ baths $11,000. _________________________ den, chlcke or horses. You on very large lake. Owner will Casselberry, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, -should see thlt today! A good deal MOSS I E C. BATE MAN Resort Property 36 trade. large fenced lot. $11,500. at $33,000. Call Mildred Stemper at ulOxED 372 For Rent 3274091 or after hours 3221959 _____________________________ THREE & "zACRES-onbeautiful _______________________ spring fed lake. Has older 10 room * * * * Deltona * * * * EVEREST R Huthiton Ocean front apartments. QUICK SALE- Lincoln Høightframe houte. Paved road tron 3)9 5. Atlantic, Daytona Beach Nice brick home. 3 bedrooms, 1' 7 Pct. Interest Rate tage. INC., REALTORS CailMrs. R. U. Ilutchison )fl-58 baths. Only $15,500. 52.500 GOOD CR EDIT IS ALL YOU ________________________ andassumes*.O00tirstmortgage. THREE BEDROOM- frame cot 6210101 NEED NOMONEY DOwN. New OWTlef will take second mortgage. large eff. apts. complete. kitchen . 3 and I bedroom homes, 1½ '0 7 tage on Lake Mary. 100' lake -. Call R E A LTO R Associate carpeted air . TV 200'to beach. baths priced from $72,150 to 2 bedroom, 1 bath, den, 5.650 down, frontage with lots of tree's. Margaret Scott. After hours, 1133 mo., 9 pcI. ACRE REALTY, $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller 2S Phone REALTOR, 323-7750. pays all closing cost. VA, FHA. LAKE MARY AREA- Beautiful 3 FROM $17.50 Day conventional loans. Builder, - It bedrOom, 2 bath CD home on a or $95 Week Deltona, 001.719.7210 Orlando, If you don't believe that war.t ads wooded secluded lot. Has carpet, Stemper Realty (TwoOccupanls) bring results, tryone, and litteri to 133k central heat 6. air. ______________________ cur phone rtng Dial 3172611 or Central Florida's BEACHCOMBER 53)9993 '' SE'I,ERAL NEW 3 & 4 bedroom ____________________________ JOHNNY WALWrR MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR MOTEL houseS. Good financing 3221991 1919 S. French OENFR'L t..UNTRACTOR 2705 S. Atlantic Ave. I bedroom, 2 bath, fully carpeted REAL ESTATE,INC. NewSmyrnaBeach borne central heat, utmllty room 226'.57-3227hh1 ST. JOHN'S RALTY RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED with washer and dryer hcokup, _________________________ Phone 477 3116 KULP REALTY The' Time Tested Firm ______________________ 522.700. $1,230 down arid $111.79 Days. 3726173 407W. 1st St. )fl 1337 . __________________________ per month, principal and interest. _________________________ Avs'ge $40 an ci enissg demon For Rent sttStin9Quarant,e toys and gifts, 2 Bedrooms. Refrigerator, Stove, air conditioner. Adults only. No cash In'vestm, I. No delivery 3comrnercialunits. Available August I. 3130911 after or collecting. Corn utors do your 322-3312 or 1 p.m. work Call ''riendly P'some __ " Dup'ex, convenient to Sanford, -Longwood area. 2 bedroom, air, WAREHOUSES-INDUSTRIAL Lnse nurses - able to do part stove, refrigerator, $153 plus $100 Warehouses from 2500 to 50,000 sq. ________________ time relief on we.en. cm deposit. 13.4905.4 ft. with or witPiovt offices, Homemakers, of the Uplohn REASONABLE IMMEDIATE Compary.rn.o634, API EQUAL 2noorrea3rrnapf OCCUPANCY OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. __________________________ u)i.nuIIsTmonynrequhre 372 Sfl. 4 SANFORD.PAOLA.6acreLS.Cres orange grove. 3 BR, 2 Ba., cen. H. A. OWNER. 373 0157. Hopkins Realty REALTORSI31 4500 ____________________________ EALTY _________ t-'. 1 Must sell 3 bedroom home. Nici private fenced yard, utility thed garage, carpets, range refrigerator. $21,000. FHA or W terms. Also other I and I bedroorr homes available. irnmedatt occupancy. Ask for Phyli Capponi, REALTOR Atsoiiate TV-RadioStereo Brand New 1971 Model TV 12' plywood boat. EquIpped 3.5 H on trailer, $150. Also VW bul camper roof carrier, welded, $5 Childrent swing set, 1)0. Phon 32) 6010. OWNER CRYING. . 3 bedroom, I bath, 90' x 120' lot, well bept home with Shurbt & trees for !19,COO Urn!" 'Stop - 323 6650 - l- 53 Sunland Estates ' j - CARPIT Mile to she. 'cry nice 2 bedroom af)I. wtthan . Cen'ral aIr. wc'l? rtti snag c pet, 7 beths. SIlO .-; .-: Laundry Facility r - 41 For Sale CORBETT REAL ESTATE REALTOR 1791 DeBary - r...L.L_ I Housesfo, Sale a . ____ 2 Bdrm., $11,900. A buy' • LAKE MARY. cute & neat, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths. large cheery kitchen, central heat 1, air, near TA r i r A 'TJ t lunln, rnIlm,. t,h,wiJ Ind ttnr4 __________________________________ uMrrr ---.-'323-1111. flOe E. 25th 3n 6653 SANFORD Acreage INTERESTED IN ACREAGE? Near lake Jessupon Miller Road off 3 and ' acres norThwest Ct Sanford. 56nfordAve.1wo12'XôO'.$lWper Only $15,000 Includes house and month each. 6477400 or $763474. shed Or I anui . acres near Lake Harney Six Month's Lease 41 Classified ads.,,read and them! - ______ ________ n__I - _______ _____________________________ Suite 20) The Greater Mall REALTORS, Casselberry,6)0 viiige nedi ESWW AREA'S FINEST NEIGH. BORHOOD This 3 bedroom, 1', fEALTOROpenyjeekt1s bath older home on 3.60 acres of DEL TONA 13051661 1131 land with gorgeous trees, in the _______________________ city, can be yours br only 510.000 Commercial Properties down. Owner will hold 1st mor. tgage. $50,000. Call M3rgaret Homes, Lots Scott. REALTOR Associate. Afte'r and 3fl 74 ____________________ MobIle Homes Rent __________________ - H artman Realty, Inc. tIlL,,.. Huuses for Sale 41 TRADITIONAL. CONTRACTORS Ocala: 3tajtlful cOuftry livIng. 3 CO. Lake Mary, 521,750. 3 BDRM. Bedroom. 2 bath home on 1'.i acre new home's, $700 dn. Farmer's of land Outsld complete, intJi Home Administration Plan. $34 partically Ilnithed. $1000 down 1M9 taite over payments of sill. p' _______________________ M. $34790L $621319 LO ,. in retults, tat's - 7 Btciroom Deflary home. GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD Breezeway, carport, Good location $115 plus $25 deposit. 661. Neat 2 bedroom home. small ________________ Panelled family room. big treet in 5269 yard. $19,500. 34 Houses (or Sale 41Housa for Sa1 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS $27,500. Three bedrooms, 1 bath, good neighborhood. Large lot. All ap pilances. Carpet tnroughout. Clean! 2 Bedroom clean secluded Watef. Stemper Sezi front house on beautiful Lake Harney. $34 64*6; Afl.rlpm $42. "i$n'tth,SANFORDAREAfrl,,'d 1176. and beautiful?" FRANKLIN ARMS RECEPTONIST& EXECUTIVE DVAL vjner 1 Unfurnished I Semiio)e 33 Houses Rent Furnished AparfmentsRt 30 28O2 1973 MERCEDES 28C SE Sedan 1973 CORVETTE T-Top, 350 V.8 1972 MERCEDES 250 SERIES, 1çi-it• L- Sedan 1972 VOLVO 164E, Fuel Injection 1972 MERCEDES 220 SERIES, Sedan 'i:' -- '1'_ .,.L...,J' .1-,,• - .s.. -, - F' -,. 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 ___ _____ 1971 VOLVO 144 SERIES, 4- Door 1968 MGB ROADSTER, X-Clean 1972 CORVETTE, 4- Speed, Cony. L..3.134o -- W-?( 1971 DATSUN 240Z, Air Conditioned BLVD. 'Is t :' 1973 DATSON 240Z, Sports Car AIRPORT S 't2f - --5- , t________________ �F-riday, Auui 9, 19/4 DR. 1. E. LAMB Many Different Kinds Of Exercise America Passes Seminole Car Market G Flea Ithy' \/Vith AAcnev ' t f I t =P1er andtheLm:iogororward:' The defeat of a nuin and the Yale Law Professor Alezan- triumph of a system of govern- der Bickel disagreed. l.\l( UR. I.AMI3 - The muscle mass and iunction of the tight money may be felt more Queen of Jun Lash Chryslerare higher for the dealer to that has stood for almost "The cloud of Watergate is By HEATHER HENRY 1 ub v' here I IRC tuis no area zrms, legs, and shoulders readily, but! can get a loan just Plymouth said the demand for purchase the car. Therefore 200 years. still hanging and there's nothiaff Writer Ilersid aitahie for exercice walking. Exercise bikes are fine and new and used cars is low, and dealers are keeping smaller as easy now as a year ago." That was what some Amening we can do about it." he said htre are no sdewalk. The are treadmills If you can if Butler credits the ease of his best month for sales was inventories, he said. cans saw in the resignation of The Rev. Billy Graham, a Tight money may be ptayig uhway is traveled heavily and them and have room for them r, "the lower My Between 60 and 75 per cent of Richard Milhous Nixon as longtime Nixon supporter who ttht busy for safety, and there You can also run in pace in a havoc with the housing . obtaining loans "However, we have no automobile consumers finance President. frequently conducted religious no bus serice available to unall space if you want to. Just dustry, but if you want to expenuiture for a ar compared in one form or another, was the The people who voted for him services at the White House, an automobile to cruise to a homc. Ic to a sale walking area, jog in one spot, hut be careful to fmat'e (iuy Thcrnton, genera! consensus of the dealers conand gave hii their loyalty; the said he felt sorry for Nixon and ))U I don't need to exercise for run at a comfortable speed and d'Ound looking at tacted by the Evening Herald. ones who vowed their opposihis family. eight reduction, but I realize let your foot sink to the floor Can't afford, there's no big intinager of Economy Toyota I None of the dealers said they tion, The historians who ponder c'bencfas from exercje. I am each time, or run on your heels problem if you live in Seminole said he 'yes surprised when he personal suffering must noticed more buyers paying the past and predict the future; be read a recent arUcle County. ala Ic, mewhat limited in home There is a right and wrong wa •_cash, While auto sales are Lvening herald outhng the the politicians trying to gawe minis r 7 LUesees1 ( 'ercise because of a slightly toju or run in place. 11 you i-un . •d 1 "People wouldn't save much the effect at election time. ichy back. ('nuld you suggest ai:i oUF tut's .uu ' ii injure your generally down from last uifficuly of obtaining loans in ce e, n , ose % Seminole County. "No one can rejoice in the on interest payments If they r direct me to inlonnation con- ankle tendon. ALso start at a low pray aeu an,et UOWfl....I "I surose credit Is closer trouble getting leans for took the money out of savings events which culminated in the t'rninj acceptable exercise level, a hundred steps at most from tis nOiC painu resignation of the President," tL air ina now but we haven't had any qualified customers," he ad- compared to the amount o i'ier such con4itions, An exer- at first, and gradually increase rern a ne trouble getting money," ded. interest they could draw," said said Chesterfield Smith, presi:e stationary bicycle or a the amount. t,o Go1 ni,d His Thornton said. "The cost has Monthly payments for new Thornton. "And they would still uent of the American Bar issotadmill has been suggested in our national 1ife. Then ycu can run in place to . gone upa bit, but because of the cars have gone up, said Queen, have a cash reserve 'ofall back elation and a frequent critic of it both are expensive, music or go ahead and dance , caidlnal Krol of Phila. Nixon on Watergate. volume we do, the bank will because of price increases, not on." ..,, ,... L)EAR REA[)ER - For ';iusic. You don't fleed a partner uCiiiUI said, Thank God we , take our applicants. I don t increased interest rates. "We can, tx,ever, find corn.tny people Indoor exercises to enjoy the tiancing movement where disclosures of Impro' ear—lotally and pationall hrt4i'e of inone in ( t. utral auto i nter ' t r 1 t s to t he ai e slightl> tugtier than those ss in for ttit idrninistrition tt r n t'ore1 i' tu dance ith hut ou i ieti&s can be made and apcustomer tuive not loercaseti for uc','. , and dealers agreed it o justice was tested b)' ad the unwiIIinpess to dance for a while when 'ou et dealers in Seminole County Florida.' °'°! • . 'I ''• - -________ . . ' 1.-"' -'-,' ---U r " - ' of all time - that system .Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., ItTight money hasn t hurt u.s "slacking off" in a new car maybe one-half per cent," said Moit dealers said that the proved equal to the task." Tenn., vice chairman of the r a walk for that reason. You might even want to join a much as other areas, said business, but sales have imRay Tatwu, general manager used cars Asked whether Nixon should Senate Watergate committee, ate rated on a scale of afetv in some areas Is another dance club. You don't have join an expensive one to have Torn Butler, finance manager proved compared to the fiveof Bert Smith AMC in Fern repossessions and those that be subject to ci'iil and ci iminal said Thursday's events "reflect toc. havc high rcpoGsession rates proccution, Smith said, "We an American tragedy of gigan. Park. hould check with your doctor fun and get some goo4l exercise, for Joe Creamons Chevrolet- month January-May period. Cadillac. In certain areas General Manager Ei shel do not have time for vengeance, tic (IilfleflSiOflS. Queen said that interest rates car-v higher interest rates, fore starting any vigorous rogram. Actually, many exerSwim*ning is a wonderful cxses are very good for impror- crcise. It is usually great for --ag the back, depending upon weak backs. The water helps r" self-conscious and won't go body ready for the (lay's work. asa major factor in the decjne, used car business and a 'een open interest has gone up You can't beat my * .4 • ny' a --=_..-t u-__ _=__-.___ -_-__ ___= . t,o Sta) Youthful Remember, whakver)ot1 do al Fit: A Doctor's Guide" startatalowIevel,tncrethe 'Lirper and Row), a detailed amount graduallr, and do it on o arwis egularh. The key to axes can use to help you sta% with any good exercise alth}aniIretainyouryouth. program is to train, don't -. .'. .. a k • Any number of home exerSend your questions to Dr. car, be used to help main- Lamb, in care of Dils on the strength of the ab- per,,P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City nunal muscles (usually very Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. .np.rLnt in preventing back For a copy of Dr. Lamb's problems), to maintain good booklet on ulcers, send 50 cents "store so essential to good ap- to the same address and ask for .:a rance, and to maintain the the "Ulcer booklet. C2592 ' ':, --- '. • -. - . -. - - - --. MWST SE SATLSflII .CO.0 O IS TO MAKE TOW NAPPY' . ______ '' '. ' e . - ----=--- -=.= - - £ £ STATE "-A —I £ £ L' 1 ______ I - OF ML pHliC liii douaoir Cheesecake j ____ Revives Her Hubby B) GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.D. physicians, hoping that horrnone shots, as of testosternone, CASE M05: Arthur G., agr-J will rejuvenate them. __ ______ - ____________ '_____ il ' I . ___________ I • • I I _______ , • • • ' i . I . ' : .- 4 I ' r eirigerator ui .Ir'iril1l I" freezer . . , only 30" wide - I SOLID 11 .. I '_ -, . - -- .. . -. -. - -- . -" ,. - -Ld:-1. ..::' ,. '•'•"I"" I . Such men soon snap out of &heu moody nostalgia for past i thc'v "Iteri entcred into a sweethearts, if their wives I _" cultry modte, are domputar tested for I!! i r ' iK SOLID . accuracy. . no tubes to cause heat or ' burn-oullTheBlackMatnxpturetub, provides an exceptional precise p'c- ____ ture! And me lunng couldn't be locks in automatcalt)', yet otters the STATE I . - . I ! 14 y I k '- M of tomorrow's convan4nces tn ILl III$ ppeallng to their mates alter "How to Prevent Platonic tht.in i,it I uterus (omnb) Is u (HUfC essential totir SOLID TATE TV CONSOLES BY FAMOUS PHILCO-FORD 11 boudc.ir PHILCQMATIC III . 25 DIAG. - — , " freedom of manual adjustments. . .100% sotd?'tnrh . hands-oft tuning . -' . -- CoIdGuarddegnrefrigerator . Receive $100 : -_ — Deputy division received unexpected surprise rcenti anI Smith, u'esdtnt of Mar-)r,t IThLrp'a.es liw , of Sanford, donated $11).) to the chvswn' lund The dmslura depends on unds tstd Ii) Youth Deputies - -- -- - ---- - -- - - -- - -- -- - :. -- ' HURRY IN! AT THIS LOW food • 3djusIabe ref rçfYaior coid contrOl • one-pito tnr to lock in cold Ji flttDi IETQURT LCCO'JKI uuo uctusrvn rot M*JO1 A?I1WJICE r'utcK.wv flUB Cl A1 dTtTIAS NO FiNk FlINT! if r'hng oi bj oosn t measure .ip to your e'j1:Ia1r,' ., , know 'Nell e-very etfcut e c'in'ect what wroon it ' you withoutahau.' Yumnustb ansfied Count On u to meke you hfl,)yt 1' --1cI1I - nik ': -. ---------- •2yaipartsandfuUservcewarrn1 - . i I U Put 'ten also nt'r 'hat . the *'iirtc'er1c, ijte tluring whIch U also - ctiinit,ueriw'.'tuiiUc na cr and shun their i.irrnir lrieri, 4i'tcn consult the% 4 . .. ... ipausal panic, tluniking nuake them function as of _itt Wives, zend for my booklet it they' no lorger could , 191 2 years after delivery... we U fix anything that a our faulti - . 1!ei3 and d' w --add tiat Uat ' '-re "on ttr -helf" asregar Youth Deputies C2572 ______ ____ - I _____ For the)' formerly believed cheesecake! a urunary sex organ. £ Rh 7B8 Vie nac three lovely v,oilfldCd sex ego, and asa uildrer hwr, he always psychologlcdl alibi to explain adored, yet he now ignores 1115 lack of fervent affection for his wife. them, too.' This is a common ruse which Until this column dispelled the bugaboo about the female we psychiatrists encounter in menopause, women in hun- scared, platonic husbands. The solution is for his wife to dredso(dties would also brood restore his libido by more 'd cry, just like Arthur d, flt nilion that their womb - " ____ I dated a young girl hoping camoflage their secret over there for a year. "Now, after 15 years of ap- problem and yet them retain he their wife's solicitude. parently But others lapse into a wlL inc he doesn't really love inc but his heart i.s back there nostalgic "passion for an old ."iustasthurtsdo1ng. with that young German His romantic urge for the Fraulcin. tantalizing 'P7? "Sr ____ ____ l __. ___________ ________ ____ Then they try pornographic is a victim of sexual unagtr.ation as well as actual notaIgia for his youth. "Dr. Crane," hLs wife legan, lewd pictures. "Arthur has ii But they rarely admit their , real terror is that their wives past few iiionths, will 3uspect such husbands "lie broods and sometimes will find him crying hut it cannot function In the bedroom. In the resulting male panic, wasn't till yesterday that he such men employ one ruse aft bold me why. mamed is another to divert the wife's "Before we wete years ago, he was stationed suspicions that they are im. with our army troops in West potent. th4'v re-ehed their 39th birth- COO TV is * ORLANDO PA!KW000PLA2A 0J I, g.YaAM I, -, I ' * ORLA?DO HEMNOON PLAZA OPENDAILYIOAM 10PM OPEN OWl. It A M..7 PM. ri- - * WINTER O1 N ORLA OPENDAILY lOAM 10PM OPEN SUN.. 11 A M..7 PM -- 7 - - ._ .------ --'--..- - , . --.-- - -- .- _.. t&â_ ,. - -' --.-.'- '. - -._--- ------------- -- ' r-- . -.--- - -.., ---- -_- _Z_.-- --------- -. -- -__ -. � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 09, 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