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you many fine opportunities to regarding things of a
add to your material resources speculative nature should xml
this coming year. The harder be heeded today. Take time to
you're willing to work, the stza up all prop ositions.
larger the payoff.
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CANCER (June 21-July
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The boss won't pay off on Wwo We CC(lCWflid today yoU
conversation today, but he will may prove to be a bat
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let hill' fly off. hut to no avail
I'et,e com,' back nIghlP lo get his food and
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John Daniels is not only
recalled last never wins anot her
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Massey refused to cuntwin is
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As the petition dries was sayUig be had s sun a copy of milled he had answered some to devoting time to siding Pta that is when I would be helping liuiurin metI 1* recall of
Thomas Craven and Hurt
Marty II
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elected msnic'tpal officials
Pagan have iaued a*atnnaidi concluded late last week, the petition and w,j4 p4 sign legal quedt*ia tot Mutt md hill daughter and bet family an my daughter"
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colWndtie, aittag that he is their reattleneot in the use.
tinueta said he es$aiiwd his tkuggJsout the date is I,ry
of support for 1)wtr colleagues- Pellerin accused Piland of one ii asked
'Much of lbe watt of the adios Is his collis(we Wi cemotes It i.qeires two
Persist t3ty Attorney Gay not directly Involved
p,aking hwn a prepared twang tijgof Qie
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city
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"As far the petition gate. I deputy mayor liii to be done in the misting
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the city. Rather . I view the ad
to oust lMirIs and Peuerui as
an attempt by certain sell'
centered individuals with
selfish int er ests to remove

of two WIgd.e Laig, in r esponse to questions
comeis—, proposed from the Evening Herald. said
it law provides the deput y
a fsr
federally tended
Empioyoiu* ma yo r will succeed the mayor
cowicslmen who stand
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-lang also said state law on way.
"The niyslery men UWoIesd
p.ns.. miii state law his recall may not permit the recall
yo and. th us. if Itland are using a friatrated errand
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Pagan said he would support
Mt. in a em- Sup ervisor of Election Camilla
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setting aside 16 per-rent of than help attain 'genuine
openings for tiiumrities
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on this particular case, the
court said overw helmingly that
the universi ty had every right
t' take ethnic background into
consideration in tidurr admislions
Powell said it nay be
assumed that reserving a
1pe11isl number of otanln&amp;s in
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student with lower entrant-, viiIt-h focused solely on ethnw

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hite. Thurgo..t Marshall and
han) Itlaitniwi, said today $

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ml Lh. hess, Mesical tamI.
(musflritient nisy as, race arid thus KaU, s rights weft
Into as-count when acts nit to isolated and he ibii14 be ad
demean or insult any racial mittesi
group. tad to remedy itualvanPowell. whale sa ying race
ruling
affirms the con' tag,, cad on nurajnties by pad HI Ii' LiAlfi Into) asTuuig'f
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stitutMnal "w of federal and racial prejuibire. at least when w'ilmsity
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Justicr Williant lkenn&amp;n. :.-I filed in thor ioxig desited raw
Aithoiu Uie now jiadices did ajal JisLim.es John laid Stevens.
hill s pe ak toget he r in an, one 'A ter Stewart arid WiUi.ans
0$)tflh)n. Krennsn said. This Hetinqui.st amid Title VI of t he

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admitted, the court strongly
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14)iwid the wuveralty's right and that of other governmentai
bodies
in set racial quotas
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the leading opinion, said
('alifonia courts fai
to
recognize that the data has a
substantial interest that tegifimat.iy may be served by a
properly devised adintuksoa
program involvi ng the comnpetllive csjns*deratjei of rac e and
ittusic origin:'
And four justices joined to
say that in t heir interpretation
the decision - affirms his,
constitutional power of federal
and date government to act
altlrmauveiy to achieve equal ,
opeanrtwuty for all"
After the ('alit situ courts
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nutted, the unuscrauty conceded
it could not prose he dill could
have been barred had there
been as minority aduniason
prog ram
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louship game in Sanlord Tuesday evenlug, 4-year-old MelLisa Magner decided
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but mumto 'take rate in to account - to paws a far broader allay
remedy disad vantage's
quali1iatuess and tharaterisBakke 38, who is white, had 1kw of which racial or rtbm t
stied when the medical school origin is but a single ttsiu1h
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was a slight push as WU
ding you and another. The less
TAURUS April *May 30) South's fina l call of three
said the better.
Favors you request today we notrump, but as you can are
la what Is
(So*. fl-dkt. 23 ) This likely to be granted, hid they're uw
qu.ntly called a lay down.
may be a day when you will be çt to have dilngs
lb has nine easy tricks
repaired to make a difficult You'll be better off to tend for after h i
uw lamI
decision. Keep UI niItid The yourself.
tinesa. and three clubsGEMINI (May 31-J une 30) In
Th. game was
easiest way out Is not
necessarily uw tad.
new en terprises atuistine.try points and a brilliant (IOfl'
SCORPIO ( (kt. 2#Nov. 31) not to spend too much seed king play by West gave
th a chance to go af ter
Coworkers will not be inpptred money. Use your head Instead Sou
it
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to the University of California that would justify c
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dollars. There's some fat that's Pass
Pass Pass Pass
easily trimmed.
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Even though it may be all in fin
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with you today, be very caref ul
about teasing others. Your- By Oswald Jaceby

requested today, keep it t
yourself even though you know
your words would eliminate
another's present woes
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do the thi ngs we hadn't been That might be hard to do in a
a ble to do to do. Now I timid snail community hot it dill
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Mtss Smi th. aai fo und drangkd in the bedroom of her home
Moods) at 12 Gay M Forest City
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present husherid. was foaM by her rrx.1ier *nday floating in a
tmol Al the Pmie
A hest Ctt woman found murdered Monday may have been
Itenaise of the tane of teeth additsal tests that could take iir
killed only a few hours after reporting to tiwnir,
week will be needed to drfflhtwi, if the woman was murderril
somenmne tried to enter tier home
tirs litrmnis, who has one eon. a. clothed when her body was
And. sñirr said today they have taken I Ingerpruds from 11w arc e4inwni1 10 nvestigste the sw.ibdty t he muzr of SIots found, hot nesCihon report it is mint aniaual for the woman to go
t-nmc scene they believe belong to the person who entered the Smith may tie related to the death of Eseleyoe Rogers fln'nni.s, 3,
swimming in
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woman a garage
abtitisyd within a mile of Miss Smi th at Ill tear Lake Terrace In
Miss Smith was employed Iu II yeas at the Mate Bank of
'sttia 1, Smith called sheriff's deputies at Cit
June
Ap)$a as assistant operations officer in fi.wge
tito report that someon, entered the garage area of her home by
Both .t*flen were reported to
been dead at lead two days
Her unmediat. auprn1r. Nn Rot*,sin, saidiP. mcumd 4 Pwe
removing a glass window and unlocking the dour
before their tmctes were di sco vered
amaintances at the office today was dpr-J and shocked -Accorkng to records. some property was moved around in the
tteriivr Al Sanchrs u ins estigating Mrs 1'nrus death
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garage, bid nothing was taken. A in pr
was lifted from a
a death In%rstIgatIon.* SçsLski said We are rut in a i)11tlon to
jalomasie windo w and t ur ned over to the identification department
t-la.tiif) it as a Pmnmk-lde
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Herald Staff Writer

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constantly improving
they
rural aren we are cut off from person. Perhaps yOU should
grots that ought help.
took to your own hlfe rather than
I have tried the conventional trying to li ve yo ur life ttwough
positive cornmeans
i think many parents
munleatloiw, having him tome make this midake.
Clearly you do have a
and supporting him at admot
and nothing helps. We have problem even though you may
looked forward to the 7tU5 feel that your situation Justifies
feel better I
when our children would be t. II you want
raised and we would have a would suggest that you obtain

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Sanford

Votes

To

Pay

r 18 Hydrants

Fo

rasidenu in the vicinity of two
Fourteen other bydria it, cpet
hers Included, to the plait. approval it iso idas would .ve
pay for located it SImland Estates; the
sd OWN 8
of the
Commissioner
the city
A. A. watch mosbe and
Herald gg Writer
two are it Ginderville McClanahan took the opposing Md.walk from 27th zed to the ,.sr.
repairing.
who
However. Mc(]
The two hydrwts wtgdi have H.IC*J.
view, If we maintain 1$, why plaza.
The city of Sanford will
commissioners had originally made the
The
rootiniw to pay for the içkeep ulrSd7 ban ced are at
____ not the ones all over the ins
Al
wilds are idaide the city'" he wtlflUxicsIy aVOId to a a
vP1* aid held
of It lire hydrants. even though Narcissus and
was
o'er
asked. "I think the county dlpulatlon to the cr, Id.. it the coliy ta
the hydrants are outside the and First Street. The limited
The
More
cod is t.id $1,211. The corn,
should not maintain those which would not affect areas the fw" bit I No" On
rity limits.
mission would continue to pay city previatualy had contacted hydrants that are not serving that are
g'd N hike city .m$oy.N.
if the
the county to
However. in voting to
•Due deal wI ow pusple
eKti
city
poths said the wa an FT,.O
COuld
to
maintain the hydrants the hydrant as well as on the other
tacthty.4
Mayor Lee Moore noted that Avenue will get this .4 will I
iteffed to the Cvli)r, hid no the city has a "implied dlgnitbe.
COflUfliUiOfl also agreed to ask
they
would
he me:
I
dli
t
a(IneTIeOt had been reached.
1 ow people
ra&amp;ldlay to maintain the
The commissioners also to gIve the t
aid.
The Sesninole Co1' Corn. hydrants," because of the agreed to table the suggestion deserve," McQa
tha the
mlaaion ha voted not to pay a security the residents have to have the twasdy abarb the Knovi.
$31 per yner rental on the
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co
functions now c1wnve j
hydritits. Cotiurilsitoner Bill
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heit M114. be
cap them now rtovld.d by the city.
Kirchhoff ezphained the would make us sum u
in hee
ft
City Manager Warren ns
________ N the COwdy." Kno wles had sedad that with the tital CO
hydrw*a were Pitt 01 water smrriof,e
t.
systems taken over by the city.
The commisdan then voted 4.
He and fellow consmisidours i with McUanahan casting the
m* m imd that taking Over the
negative vote to Col1tinU to
BlcroN (UPI) Five men, victim was
system left the respen- upkeep the hydrants and ask
3ne tentatively
e
Ct
iy'
Salarnondi, aib(lity of maintaining the
r.4nuthe damaged • • • Forest
former talevisUm mvegigaejve owner. 01 the Blact Friar.
hydesegs with the city.
two
pay for the repair.
shot to
rrpter, were
A Boston police spok*wnan
Thetoconalitasioner
The county also recently
also
said "it's safe to say that we we
death in gangland fashion
deans innilar request
to
the
approval
a
dingy
Investigating an organised by the Qty 01 Comelbervy to reading it the
in the buelotnt Of
JIOSM 6PN46
or, had worked her way sç this
downtown disco andredaurott. C?11T30 tli'ik."
assume responsibility for diluuxv wilds would prohits, very dedicated employ,,."
The victinis, lo.4 US the
Detective U. Jack Barry said hydrants in
bicycles
water I7stIlfl riding
Rotlnsosi said bank othctala became cuacarasd who
on sidewalks in
Warnerst of the Black F riar, the slaying, definitely have
Cdy.
Smith,
a graduate of Apopka HIgIS Scheol failed to reput to out
areas
designated
as
corn.
were apparently killed by 'gang oveficileL"
At Monday's city commission martial or boniness.
Monday. They contacted MI..
bee.
itmt
they
The bodies were
overed meeting Cainilioner
RidanasIdMl. Smith hapu'sitalivinginipcpEaandtwo
The commissioners heard
teen herded into small office by a cleaning man about 5:20 Moms as he had at the earlier troon
Nora Gordon, president 01 sisters living is the area.
area.
am. In a
in the meeting
the City the
Msnwtlle, residents living in the Foil (y ares roped
Sanford
Business
Police tentatively identified basement.
Solid continue
the AOJØ ,
being taken by pursoes living in the are.
s,j precaitiom
DM victim as Jack Kelly, a
Police said all the victims hydrants, andtoif
"When I howd the news It rsill dog me op." oft Oft
they get cases of people gng
former televsion reporter at were apparently gismed dawn damaged, they should
be
&amp;i
Masart, a Paiibur it MI Smith aid. 'lne. I less, the:
the rneet
Boston's WNAC1V. A ascend with a shetgws.
was Mba Wright
asked the sliding
my heaheid r"1 t me tWe.
commissamersi to consider, the morning to make we I one the apselal lock he begN," she lit
said
A neighbor it Mn. Is, who aakid Ito be
problem O(*IsuI*J ho
the
Sanford Plaza she woulde't p oat alone it ilgid any longer.
togittoSI
side
Sc",OIng Ilk. till 9r'
on French Avenue. According
it makes you woadur, you
to Mrs. Wright, many children, knoit," So said.
CeitIn.d From Page IA) the medical school. Tb. objec- pronota diversity among the
tive
give preferenc. to student bo and in the msdlca
majority affirming the Call- disadvantaged applicants and pritewion.
fornia Supreme Cowl's finding
that Bathe is entitled to admix".
Brennan, White, Marshall
and
held the Davis
hydrants to

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Vietnam-Cambodia: U.S.

WASHINGRON (UPI)- U. S. officials said

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Identified as a ti

2 Newsmen Going On Trial

N they

water

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found

gave

today

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MOSCOW UPI)
Two U.S. reporters
today were ordered to stand trial on July 5 on
civil charges of slander brought against them
by the Soviet state committee for radio and
television. Craig Whitney. 34, of the New York
Times, and Hal Piper. 39. of the Baltimore
Sun, spent 10 minutes before a Soviet Judge
this morning and were told to return to court
Friday to file written responses to the civil
slander suit.
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dressed

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glass deer locked, but

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program constitutional, and
wanted to revels, the Callforms cowl on all points.
Powell joined with the Bren
roan group In saying that some
of race wsl ruty ad-

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among fundamentalist Protestant families
who refuse vaccination for their children on
religious grounds. The new cases brought the
total in recent weeks to 67, most of them young
children.

on in ve

roliasinni are permissible

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Recall Aid

Resignation

4Cl1.4 Fee.. Page IA)
also the question of whether a
California cowl's prohihitain
recan petition is directed to the
university establishing PStitl111415. the tIM contausni purists rngardiaas of the office
us the signatures of IS percent of or wilbur it Is directed to the
ft registered voters and the
fsgwe.
.4 the oftka named, be
ascend
he Jli
containing
the omit
MjMtlreS
Of
is
percent
01
the
urged the cowl to send the can
for more registered voters.
J.L'Ij(j1jaIIIstIII
back
It do r.Qulros certifICatIon
to determine what
might have happened if the by Use supervisor of stedlom of
school had been operating an lath Ilitlolls, with 31 days
m the

racecneclooa programs

MONTE CIQRLO, Monaco (UP!) - High
society gathered today for the marriage of
Princess Caroline of Monaco and Philippe
Junot, a French playboy 17 years her senior.

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Powell said there is no reason
for that.

on

lo

&amp;MI

a. petition.

ol

It provides for a defense by
thom subject to the recall and
circuit judge to sit a
Bakki was requires
special election.
Injured solely on Use basis 01 an
me law, however, does not
unlawful
lcatIon, the 111111- provide that
the 's's
versify cannot now indidge
their names beside their
thoughts that it might hay,
signatures. Clerks In Mrs.
achieved the same results by
office sai d
IIIkOII
iNli1lawful meant ____
_ to decipher a. signatures it
The adversity had r..in.d some to determine
IS space, for minorities out of they we registered. whither

F;in1ngUendd

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door.

no deposits

Ave. Altamonte Springs.
netted burglars $1100 in

police for grand theft in the Small, 31.01 a, , Water Put
secorel degree, sale of a cots- twin. is set at gi
He was
The sheriff's department (rolled ssutatce to a child arid stopped by a sheriffs depity S
Bond 15 let at 12 31 pm today on 17401.
diecked with tottlotEn of it* cloUd
man why, Mad he has moved $10117-0
Irons the
According to jail riahi.
Jail record. indicate a. car
Rouman purchased a $330
'tnsrtaattmir
was driving was ripened
stereo f or $20 knowing It was
dolun and the deputy
sad
stolen
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An Orlando
b.w. ,_4
Sma ll was unable to operaI.
CHARGE
THEFT.
the Senunole ('owdy jail Ii
P*aiw of his Intoelcated
selimg marijuana to muw.i's A Casselberty man has been o-wh
abuse

ocs

vetvtng

A newly hired gas station
paid a tiit1 of
police they
manager has apparently mooed Robison of Iliad City said he
$125 for Use job.
Lakuig with him hired ma U-year-oil HUN.
from the
01 111 Wall V.152
Rick
in rerrda
man to manage the Eastern
of
Place Is beusg held in lieu
Tuesday.
$10,301 band on charges of
According to sheriff's
dealing In stolen property, department records. Jim
Hoboon said the man- was
awe

area

(;rzaa

s;u kstaon on

area.

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%%ft Uk raims,
of
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WASHINGTON (UP!)- The Senate has

voted to cut $3.8 million from the Treasury
:Department's budget in an effort to block
"proposed gun control measures rejected by
Congress
, An amendment by Sen. James McClure, RIdaho, to deny the funds to the Bureau of
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, was approved by voice vote Tuesday after a motion
to table it was rejected 61-31.

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Contempt For General?
NEW YORK (UPI) - A U.S. District Court
Judge is considering a request that he cite
Attorney General Griffin B. Bell for contempt
and jail him until he complies with a court
order to produce confidential FBI files.

WASHINGTON (UP!) - 1977 was an offyear for candy-lovers.
The average American chewed, sucked,
licked and munched his way through 15.4
pounds of candy last year. That may sound
like a lot of sweets for every man, woman and
child in the country, but it's the lowest percapita consumption rate since l938

a

IN is each rat-yew dam at

INTROIDUCM
AVWSM

BLE SYSTEM

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election law requires his
regn 1 s from his city porn
by 5it'zday to ten he cowdy
commission, is
III

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Lang's eptides gave a new
duawAke to the recall move. If
Poland roips, aid Lang and
it Pellenin, by vItea 01 being
depity mayer bscasnu a.
mayor In fact. Pdkrin am not
b the sjsditarecajL
Laos sold there Is no ome law
on the matter. He said the state
Ism speaks only to the ability to
pringsdlsnitezadly
fit tMtdescription.

Lang aid, while the mayorof
Whiter Sprl,
site to

leA a lie, he

,hass Me

power oserthecoesdl. There Is

She Looks
Muon W, ha be.
reliving
11JL
fowl "bow
hew peat So
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AtI4rIk lljnk
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btngo* the
Saniiu,r Acc ount lisanctI
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(romoncn(ihel,griaban ko
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m Honda QuslIv and you'll

I So*41 .501.6. a.a,I 4%II 5 So vidam it,, (iS tJ ,ueei,s1
vs' h.uil-g,ai a,kcutt ol.ii,ik cSo ck..4 w i.a,.rà*.a i
thirst ik hiJiwtti5 ii AIcL,a.ii fr' tIst

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War ft
ha a
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samm~ dine
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Mikquw twic trip to she bank.
fill Out jug iwv appbcamn awl

aisbowp.it.pmhe
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The' aiwoual pirntuar U16
oi Adainc Bath Stgniiurv
Ae'ouaN a, misib kb, than no'o*
cti'dm unit Is
)iill ik
aiMntagc. o(ciuiit s.ards and
itanssaluo trip mwis&amp;n.-a
Is', oovy
gnoa

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What dIitaie.)
iu bpIImus

Southern, based in Washington. D.C.,
states, primarily in the Southeast bordered by
the Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac rivers.
The Illinois Gulf Central operates some
9,000 miles of track in 13 states, A subsidiary

a

asswldum
cam
Attains. hank Signiiun
Aioom, s.0000 owhaug until

i,s.1 the Fwas w of

mmd ihit oomoo with know wig
vu haoo an moans sows.

cmlii duos ihoir whim you
nsedt You'll brabsownor
your own kan widwut guong
through a loan ulTkrt The
Adarnc Bath Sognawr
is hk h.rmg bink
mwtbmkpuskoi.
a¼cuuns

hon it y ou iwvs.i uw yow lull
IIOJII unit ito 1gtmid (tlang
know will iso ihiro-

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NEW YORK (UP!)- A lawsuit filed by
Ford Motor Co. stockholders charges the
company's top officials took a $2-million kickback from the Philippine government to build
a money-losing plant there. Ford denies the

charge.

UT Regulations Limited
WASHINGTON (UP!)

C

States.

V17 1-99. All,. a T".1 10111. 7.
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KNOXVIME, Tom. (UPI)
Mw WIe
CM of Criminal Appeato was asked Tuesday

dolt

Aid

Transportation

regulations applying to other jet aircraft, lad
has restricted the times of day and the spied
at whkh it can fly over or near the United

haadflse doseribtag
th.in 1he1i

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Secretary Brock Adams has exempted the
Coseorde çenonk transport from notue

05.6.. ItIS

Tb. I.esld gneilas
"
i4ustas

is far away.

Neb.

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from Chicago to the Gulf Coit and to Omaha,

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of IC Industries Inc., the IGC'i lines extend

How Good

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A joint study to

determine the feasibility of the Southern
Railway Company's purchase of the Illinois
Central Gulf Railroad has been approved, but
officials for both railroads say an agreement

he

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(turn MIaw ilink up to

A &amp;minutc call to Lincoln. Nebraska from where you are coats
rust $1.50 or less, plus tax. That's for a dialed-direct call after
) pm. Each additional minute costs about 24.
For details on other types of calls see your directory.

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operates over 10,000 miles of railroad in 13

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CHICAGO (UP!)

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and that the mayor it

WI.

}brthreerdIs
antiftle m
f6m1mi1ei.

Railroad Purchase Eyed

*vMmAamft

waiting

Friday to make op he mind.

body

CRW
Usi

)CM

me clerks could give to
estimate Cf time for use
Uficatien, noting the office has

31 days aceording to the law.
Puand,
that state

Atlantic National Bank ofSeminole
East First Street (322-6211)

to oveftiEn James irI Ray's 17 escape
conviction on gfOtfId$ the state committed
siveal tecimical errors ii the trial.

WI

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Bold, bright, beautiful! It's the Home Fashion SELECTION at Zayre! Colorful White Sale
VALUES to fill your linen closet and heap your towel racks with Zayre great buys! Our low
diacowit prices a,, always good, but during Zayre White Sale the savings are super! Famous
movie theme print., whimsical nature utirs, pitedel ,white sheets. An absorbing towel array!

$

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ORLANOOSOUTH

KISSIMMII

F(KNPARK WINTER HAVEN

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He said slice

PvlI.o6.I 06.1! arid SuI4.. •iOip$ 06'vrdi, •6d Christmas
Di by T!ii biatwi Nilild.INC NI N P,,ø,h Av e .
P1. 31111
ks6ld CIa P.la. Pa,d it S.aI..d. Florida 3pfl
"oar.. fl,I,., $$ cents. M,PI,, 4Q 6 to.,tp,j Sir)* Vii,.
111 60 II, Mil
1310 6 MoeIt't. S 16 JO. 3 M'.tPts.
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California

proceedings

appropriate program. But each allowed

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a,..64 fni I!

Judge Thomas Griesa reserved decision
after a two-hour hearing Tuesday on the
Socialist Workers Party's five-year-old
lawsuit against the FBI in which it alleges
harassment, illegal wiretapping and mail
tampering. The complaint seeks $40 million in
damages.

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making five vvtastoreverse the

Princess And The Playboy

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According to jail records. the
burglary at $ Pennsylvania

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was to

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UP!) Health
authorities reported six more cases of polio

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Target: Gun Control Law

Smiths suer who food the

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67 Cases Of Dutch Polio

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LONDON UPI 1-A Junior Soviet dlpIomit,
Vladimir Itazun, 31, said to have been in•
volved in the disarmament negotiations in
Geneva has requested and been given political
asylum in Britain. the Home Office said today.

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Soviet Disarm Aide Defects

June

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,day holiday, starting Friday at Camp David,
-,.the presidential retreat where he plans to
tcelebrate the Fourth of July.
. Aides say Carter is tired. He's also pty
Udisgusted" that the Senate has handed him
"another setback in his drive to get a comprehensive energy program. The Senate voted
Tuesday to block Carter's power to increase
import fees on oil.
The president had hoped us the import
esas a weapon to force action on his 14rsonth-old energy package. He particularly
had hoped to have some indication from the
lawmakers before he flies to Bonn for a state
visit and economic summit, July 13.17.

by that

,to

Wedniday,

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.

Springs man is being held in
Seminole Cosidy )
ati in cots- merchandise
ti
with a burglary us-MANAGER. V.50 GONE
two jvvnules. who told
ner

WASHINGTON UPI
President Carter
follow Congress' lead and take a full 1O

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Burglaries

-Suppose sepauls,
but
Wiiluon Gary liowinas. Z. of thirty conduct
when t he man tailed retom t.
work on Monday he checked 1.317 Tribune Drive was
Band for John Laurence
and found
been arrested by Altamonte 4rutia

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skirmishing" is going on between Vietnamese
and Cambodian fortes but no signs of a
wholesale invasion from the Vietnamese side.
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more than likely this Interest will result in them
being the ones who in 40 lean are paulng some
year-Old jowqg down the st reet.
This recitation is not to mean that everyone, on
matter what age sho uld just run out iso to speak)
and try to set a new record for rwuune or ,wdaUn.
For many it would be wise to consult a doctor and.

June 21, 1971-4A

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perhaps the most significant single development in

the world today.

It has enormous ramifications that are being
felt and observed in every continent.
Some critics, mostly congressmen and commentators of liberal persuasion, seem to blame
President Carter and, more specifically, Zibigniew
Brzezinski, his national security adviser, for the
growing chill with Moscow.
They even suggest the administration's
toughening stance is a politically inspired ploy to
reserve the president's sagging standing in the
opinion polls.
The fact to remember Is that the Soviet Union
is primarily responsible for worsening relations.
Soviet-Cuban Intrusions in Africa gave Mr. Cart er
little choice but to show some U.S. backbone.
In retrospect, the invasion of Zaire's Shaba
by Katangan troops based In neighboring
Angola was one of those occurrences with consequences far exceeding what anyone had a right to
expect at the time.
Certainly the Russians and Cubans could not
anticipate that Zaire, for which they were blamed,
would be a pivotal point in world diplomacy at this
time. After all, they had occupied Angola and Intervned in Ethiopia with minimal repercussions.
But Zaire brought a swift intervention from
France and Belgium with active American
cooperation; it brought defeat for the Invading
rebels; and It brought a semi-NATO involvement,
It also elevated Mr. Brzezinski's pragmatic
influence in the White house and eclipsed such
accommodations as U.N. Ambassador Andrew
Young and the more passive State Department.
The president was moved on June 7 to warn the
Soviet Union to choose between confrontation or
cooperation.
liii address to Naval Academy graduates at
annapolis was the best speech of his pesidency
in fact, included the clearest de.iniftons of
U.S.-Soviet differences ever uttered by any
president.

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divided when asked which party could do a
better job holding down tarn, are redoubling
their efforts to cash in on the wave of taxpayer
resentment rolling eastward from California.
Convinced that the tax revolt reaches far
be yond local property levies, Republican
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studies found when their reports drew conclusions contrary to positions taken by the
Carter White House on legislation.
The first case involved the Consumer
Protection Agency bill which died In Congress
lad (all for the um pt eenth t ime. The White
House was pulling out the dope for it. Esther
Peterson. Mr. Carter's consumer affairs adviser, was scurrying about Washington lobbying
for it.
Wien the SILA s Office of Advocacy
published its report on the bill, concluding that
its passage would harm small businesses, the
roof fell in. The White Home ordered S.B.A. thief
Vernon Weaver to write to each member of
Congress; affirming the agency'I support for the
bill. on top 01 that, the author of the report,
Barbara Dunn, was fired
More recently, the S.B.A. for three months
sat on a report critical of the current labor law
"reform" bill now being debated in the Senate.
Among other things, the report
again from
SB.A.'s Office of Advocacy
said the bill
"would trip the delicate balance which exists
between small business and labor in favor 01 the
latter."
Apparently fearing its Impact on the Senate
SB.A. locked up the report until preutre from
Sen. Orrin hatch R'Utah proved too uluctL H.
finally got a co

Kemp, K-N.Y.. and Sen. William Roth, H-Del.,
which would slash federal Income taxes 30
percent across the board over three years.
Unlike traditional GOP economic proposals,
the Kemp-Roth plan does not depend upon
massive cutbacks in federal spending. It is
my
'a'ulsed on the controversial theory of
A'
Lifer that lower taxes would
ultimately produce more, not less, revenue by
juicingup the economy.
The ltNc is now shooting a half-hour film on
tales and inflation which it plans to start airing
this simuner, in whole and In segments, on In.
dependent television stations across the nation.
movie. wtstcti has a production budget of
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lIa(rementcoWdsavethenatIon$70büllonln report, along withae pagerebiAtl by the
fivWears.
th* party groups can afford time bus.
labor I)epirtmen'
WASHINGTON Ul'Ii
Americans for
In addition, the HNC and GOP coressional Democratic
As for the authors the report that twnsd
the political level. McGovern's speech on
Action,
the
True
Believers
of
New
comiea u
Into a hot potato, one was let go" when his
its face was an attack on the "New Right" and
Deal liberalism, gathered in Washington
Republican candidates
the old goblins of privilege, obvious texts for a temporary 5)poifltmeflt ran out and the other,
and are exploring other proposals for spreading week to hear Sen. (.eorge McGovern Implore sermon by ADA's leader. But just below the Office 01 Advocacy Director Sieve Mollett, Is $
to
keep
the
faith.
the word on tales and their link with inflation. them
surface was as clear a threat to Jimmy Carter as reported by the Washington Pont to be In fear of'
l.Ad fall, while Proposition 12 was no more
losing his job.
The South l)akota Democrat, president of the clear as any Republican ever threw down.
than a speck on the California horizon, lie GOP 31 .year.old liberal organization, ran up the
The labor "reform" bill would make It easier
McGovern analyzed Carter's ll7lState of the for unions
National Committee, the Republican 'Surrender, hell!" pennant In the face of
to organize workers, especially In
Union
address
as
a
statement
of government snail business, according to the 5.0k report. It
Congreulonal Campaign Committee and the Proposition 13, right wing primary victories and
the discovery that Jimmy Carter is centrist. He "powerlessness" and then, after describing the bill passes, it says, "a largely unorganized
Republican Senatorial Campaign
thrashed out tentative plans for an even more told the ADA convention that he does not and will Carter as "a dedicated, conscientious man who management I will be) pitted against an efficient
ambItious 1971 blitz built around the lax Issue. not abandon the Idea that the government can longs to be a good president," declared:
and effective union effort."
At the time, however, Senate Minority Leader solve national problems.
"We elect leaders to set goals and solve
Despite much sympathetic talk about small
Howard It. Baker Jr. expressed doubts about the
Just as Barry Goldwater was annealed in his problems, not to plead that they are Insoluble. business In official Washington, President
Mwilh&amp;canc, of the Issue and the coat Iid
conservattan by the walloping he took from And In the final analysts, their leadership must Carter's need to mend his fences with the
fectivesiess of an all'out jOint cT15de. AS 5 Lyndon Johnson
In 1*4, McGovern made clear be a moral one. I do not mean the moralism of hierarchy of organized labor seems to be several
em
consequence, the sch e was shelved. Some 01 that he remains a. double-dipped, galvanized Insubstantial pIetlu or dreary self- notches higher on the priority ladder these days.
those who favored the plan back then are now liberal despitethe loss of 49
Meanwhile, over at the Federal Aviation
states to Richard righteousness. Moral leadership does not tell us
darkly muttering 'l told you so"
11d
T'5 Nixon In972
Administration, Big Brother Is alive and well. A
1, and the much-heralded public shift how good we are, but how we can do better,"
back
an new regulation has been proposed that Is so silly
to the political right since.
Some of the reporters, who were given
Not all GOP strategists are convinced of the
"To give up on government rg w, to turn oour advance text of the speech, thought they thatone isterupled to believe It wasconcwctedby
wlsikimofnatlonalpsrtyleadsntrythgtosetthe backs on those who have been left behind, to recognized an Impending comeback in the one tw Nader Raiders who have managed
f
H
to Maine, decide that all we can do is keep our own share, making and asked McGovern it he was thlflklzlg to lan d themselves nice jobs In the regulatory
wtiottier the suggested focus Is on lazes or some Is to give up on our own bed instincts,"
of challenging Carter In 1*0. With some em- agencies in recent months.
This regulation stems from the fact that a few
w,,j
other IsaiL
McGovern
said. re
"It Is unAmerican; it is unac. phasls. McGovern said no, his Senate term ends
uijureti each year in airplanes
from
teplable."
that
year
and
that
was
what
he
was
cony of the party
to&amp;iate
because they have failed to keep their mat belts
-entrstlng
on.
Wlngon what the major Issue should be in
Although McGovern's speech sounded like a
buckled in routine flights which encountered
local campaigns," said 3t.,. Slockxney.r, challenge to time who say the California
But he added that some Democrats might take sudden turbulence.
ezecidive director of the GOP Congressional property In referendum means Rig Govern- a fun at Carter it the pr esident u not doingwell
Although mdftons and mlllsinsoftroijs-fr
Campaign Cmnitts,.
meat Is on the skids, even he felt the necessity to in the months approaching election year. If not passenger miles are logged every year, the
"I think the big sell-crime psab ortjindrdod explain how to reduce government spending
he, who' Teddy Kennedy's nane came up. Jerry F.A.A. assunes that since a few people are
by the Ntzon.Agne, Whit. House In 1970 back- cut the military. "The real spendthrifts are the Brown's did not. And that, for what it is worth, Is bruised we are all too dianib to take care of
ftcM M ILL OW I'm dopticslofthat kind ofstidf" haIUw hawks," Ile said. and suggededaSALT where the head 01 the True Believers Is at.
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Mr. Carter's impressive offense in the realm of
Ideas produced a rabid Russian response that, in
itself, has been a cause of growing international
tension
The bitter worldwide propaganda campaign
Moscow has mounted against the United States Is
without parallel In recent times, Pravda hats
singled out Mr. Carter for the most vitriolicper
sonal attacks ev er remembered against a U.S.
president

Even more disturbing was the recent arrest of
U.S. businessman F. Jay Crawford on charges of
violations. Mr. Crawford has now been
released in return for release of two Russians at the
United Nations charged with spying.
The status of Mr. Crawford and the two spies
remains uncertain today, but the detention of Mr.
Crawford, representative of International p
vester, pretty well refutes the long-held theory that
Soviet behavior would be tempered by more trade
and closer cultural ties,
Other consequences flowing from the current
cool war" Include a correspondingly warmer
relationship with mainland China and a lessening
chance for agreement on strategic arms

limitations,
Things between Washington and Moscow may
get worse before they get better, But, In view of the
aging hierarchy in the Kremlin, chances are that
nothing will get dangerously bad, Meanwhile,
because tile Russians have a way of pulling back
whenever their thrusts are blunted, confrontation
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WAIHIMITON
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Our reporter Murray Wan has had access to dived Into a drainage dIrts, injuring all three. 'about a plan to cope
with the unagg)lng, 11*
his license and be riled off the highwaysI'M
as a
Investigative reports and confidential law Police (osmil the pilot and one passenger were ma jor ref
used to divulge the details "because he
msce. Yet asmeinivUl coin goto enforcement f iles, which underscore the Udoskated. The pilot's record showed
four suspected that some of the cabinet mliUdm
an airport, take oft at the controls 01 IS Private seflo.as of the alcoholic in the sir. here are arrests for drunk delving. An FAA investigative
were themselves Involved In coffee unuggling."
plane and endanger the lives of thasanlo of some ceuhes that might hav'e been prevented report showed he had intended to fly his friends according to the secret docimiusda,
meiopedhsg alt travelers.
had the FAA known In advance 01 the punt's over downtown Galveston. An Invedigator told
PRESIDENTIAL HUWOR: DurIng is
The appalling (act Is that the federal drigik delving record:
us, "Had they been flying over the city when they discussion
on White Home discipline, President
regulators are duiled access to records that
-A pilot and pasnger took off from a crashed, the result could have been a major Carter told subordinates
abeil two Georgia boys
would permit them to Identity and ground sedheni California airport and crashed near disaster."
who were at the point of reballiq agat they
alcoholic pilots who have bm doctored unfit to Palm Springs, no pilot was killed Instantly, his
AMIN'S ADVISER: Secret documents show father's authority.
dive a ar. An villintaillail 12,10 pIlots have had csupi011 seriously injured. An autopsy showed that a mysterious British
Al
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their automobile permits rug-4.d or ir.obid the pilot w.' heavily Intoxicated. Investigators a power behind Uganda's egomaniac Id Amin. no the dinner table, the father asked the heat
what he wanted posed to him. 'Pass me the
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hosed in a tn1sr wis"d to city ban. may
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ORLANDO (UP!)
Volusia County
may do be me i in Ow p*m
State Attorney Steve Boy les says he does net
The City CdI YleldeY 0* voted
have sufficient proof to file criminal charges
onanimosty to Isairod Qty Flesh Dick
against two tan-age boys located at a San
Ray
Francisco Christian commune after they wereBrow" to 0,11111,111111111 __ hr
believed missing for two months.
bstiingfour officas at the rw of the eWs
Daytona Beach and Orlando authorities
cummimity bulddirig for We city hail d011.
engaged in the search for Dwight Jackson, 17,
__thir offices at the
of Winter Park and Greg Smith, 18, of
aVtY toiu.iitg will be
temporary
Maitland discussed wi th Boyles the possibilitymemwe of only is mooft duration
at the
of filing criminal charges against the pair.
moot wine plans are formulated for con.
They disappeared April 28 and their glasses
drwtics 01. sew bigildbill near city hail. The
cuts 01cundnrthig anew budding has been
and wallets were discovered on a beach in
Daytona, leading their parents to believe
Jackson and Smith were killed or abducted.
The Puts, depsrtmst is to be moved Into
city hail sORes space and the hilt
discovered Monday that the boys had
ahonihiOld
t the 0111055 we bilL
traveled to a Christian commune in San
Mayor Troy Pilend said the podes tester
Francisco and planned to keep their Identities
P°°Y could not pass a fire Inspection.
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The city hail was deigned originally to be
with the the deportlSdbe conelructeld first. But city hail
offices wee, .44.4.

of former Orange County Sheriff Leigh 0.
McEachern was expected to testify today
about his grand larceny indictments before a
statewide grand jury meeting for the week In

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Winter Park.
Louise McEachern, who was divorced from
McEachern June 12, was expected to be called
as a defense witness when the former sheriff's
trial starts Sept. 11. He was Indicted for
siphoning money from the sheriff department's Investigative fund March 1 and fired.
He now works for a Winter Park realtor.

In dh

Jill Janak

IHONOR ROLL
1.ona Folsom
Pewe Ttrner
Botmita Clark
Down Crumb
Midiele Jamlion
Sisen Maim
Cathy Bledeoe
Brim Cub
Geoffrey Clordano

aieu, the comcil on e spLit 2.2

voto with p
payment of P17.10 to former City Attorney
Gary muggy.

Ccuortlman Thomas Craven, who had eald
he would notprovw payment of the bill for
MMIhI .ftWIbecouncil
had fIred torn and before new City Attorney
Thomas Iar was appointed, laidhechanged
his u.ind to
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servicuiendet

this city...

and Laotwd Pelierin voted againd payment.
With Cauncilmain John Sell" abitent,
plend broke the Us.
The, council adopted an amendied builget for

adoftd, said Daniel., because the cash
IOew$r454
the new bud(et frun the
preirlous year wal more than aotktpated.

The council 90:
Approved the hirIng 01 Dsploie Smith to
replace Darryl Mlddbenai In the recreotlon
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program.

Adopted an ordInance calling for the
refimd of Imp op" Iy milected tdlUty tax on
lever ser v ice and for the
ouectlon
utility taxes on water customers of Seminole
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When he decided to run away

and join the circus as
t'Iossti, lour-u-u-oId I)anny Edmiston,son of M.
arid ,trs. I'atrick Fdmiston of (asselberry, didnit
realize sihu might be lurking behind him.

WATCH OUT

L*U*les In Us TtkiwWa area earLier this

yew.

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plants In this state and In Georgia, will prove
to be efficient, economic and ecologically
desirable.
A feasibility study on the project, in which
the slurry would be pumped from Kentucky,
Indiana and illinois, Is expect.dte be ,s.dby
topt co".

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MIAMI (UP!)
Five boats carrying 138
Haitian men, women and children seeking
jobs arrived in south Florida Tuesday, ap
parently the result of. Bahamian crackdown.
The Bahamas government last week
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John Otiff
Kimberly Poll
Scott Pops
Jeffrey Sweetland!
William Viilgarnort
Use Whitaker
Benjamin Yates
Michael S.i.m.m

00ft Graile
A HONOR ROU..
Melissa Rail,
Suet. Tramoll

Caryit Qaese
Tracy Grigory
Slieryl Jones
carol Ladwig
now Steen
John Troluct

I HONOR ROLL
Stephanie Beard
Dm Dando
Carnal lodge
Graham Mosley

Wayne Boil

SpOrts al'ytc.
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Super cob's np., co'lo'i k
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deported.

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Extra-absorbent daytime 245.
Peg 229. Sale 1.$3
Osernit. 12s, Meg 129. Sale 1.03
Toddler 12's. Rig 119, Sale 1.03
Sale prices elIscI$ve Son.. My 1.

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gill S-U-LIt. 5 .'U b,1t 1T.t
rollCOtton!.. to' 'joli 7+141? 1'.
lpCi1I pi ,cl
POI 'Cotton b2-1 i•0", 3"'O'S t
S.cl.I 3 lot $5

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7.11

Sale

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special
for little kids.

Tracy Gregory

aenara FoLmm
Jam.. Cohen

(.arol ludwig

James Janego

Michael Proloorfi
Brersia Bonnet
Vrrnain
Tama Jones
Join Qwgley

Vwyl Jfl$
Itobin Stern

Yearly H.s.r lad
Snveft Grid.
I HONOR IOU.
L)ehorals Graham
Jill Janak
Brute Cash
Susan Mann
Cathy Bledeoe

A HONOR IOU.

Grade

Jeffrey Henry
M.tLara Rail,

HONOR IOU.
lADons MIITIflIW
B HONOR IOU.
Ossiul Goettlbeck,r

Dtna L)ais4.
Carol,-is Sar
Greg R.gjai,r
Carmal ledge
(aratsan Motley

F4ie IdeItwrj
epltanie Heard
Patricia Butte

Kimberly Ring
Susie Trsm.0
(unity Turner

Great savings on
beach and

backyard stuff.

upright Positions

2 for 5
Roes pt i,P,t.i
Cotton 140r1 tX)i•f
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P1 rtl '.,j.s S tI

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Boys terry tank

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necks of acetate
nylOn Stripe's or
bright colors
S.M+L.XL

15.90

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frame Folds for
easy storage

2 for 5

20% off diaper ba orh
Sale
Features Entenor
pocket, bottle
holder, insulated

Not 31o, 3.35 T-shirt and brief of ortrsi.
Polyester,, cotton T-shirt Sto2() Briefs 6100
and 2 to 7 Rog 3 for 3 19 Sale 3 to, 2+33

Isle pfls eiNcftve lSrio Sea.. Jell 3.

Sale prices eNecftve ISresØ Sea. Jell 3.

Toddlers' summer
sportswear specials.

99

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sizes I 3

Stretch terry tank fops and T shirts of
100 pci cotton, Solid colon wIth contrastIng
trim SIzes II

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Boys' underwear.
Sale 3 for 2.95

washable vinyl
inside arid Out

Sondreii of crisp polyester,
ctton h4,l all the pretty trims and color s
'+tt girls boe luff I•s, ribbons and more
t,ii' we for sues 4 to 5K

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Rig. see. Denim.
look diaper bag has

12 4$

TALLAHAE(UPI
Go,. kssIü
Askew says au aipoinind Pub_ Sink.(ben.
mWbslsk both the cenmagnmid
the Uitk., but proksbJy will bsforosdto
rak.i11utyra$ss.
We aiM be henut and say the cost of
.hctrkity ad other udthtlss isgoing in In.
crsaN,"Askewsaidi'u..dsyasb.s,da
biLu""i the PlC from th,es I. five
mem. who will be anoolniel iistasd d.

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20% off

5,59

3.99

be' 3mlboys M.uy.caseporpn*eri

trai.r.
The alligator will be killed under the state
Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
policy of tripping nsiice" 11111114111111.111 to
populated steen.

2 fbr 7
Girls' swimsuits in
one- &amp;no two-piece
Styles Quick-dry
fabrics Prints and
solids in5fo 14

blue woven vinyl
seat, stainless steal

spei
c al.

Striped ISIS d $Usbc SilOWli by
3 to On pile KM tops end soon snorts

the night by p.1km and a veteran E,erglades

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Rig. 1*11. Lightweight stroller with

Girls'sundrm

3 for

DEERFIELD BEACH (UPI)
The
rolusi gathMattaeheda$mafl boy u he
dipped mtrnow1inalak,wub$sd through

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Scott Pope

frime Recline and

Sale

I.,. SW Choose

Rogue 0afar king Hunted

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(it),, (lause
lost ANt Di*n
Alan Janak
Jotn IrtaLiort

with polyurethane
Padding and steal

Tbe and short

be $677 compared to $*3 In lvi?. Mastrovito

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Cheryl knlØd
Hntney lyre
Natasha Iad4tnor,
Cotnin McGee

leg. $35 Strojolve
car seat for infants
is molded plastic

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Softer diaper bag

says the cost of the compensation insurance
has Increased more than 200 percent over the
past four years.

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John Qtggtey
flmothy Telk.amp
Sue Umhoiger
Robert Vaughn
Joanne Wheichel
I)avid Young

20% off car seats.
Sale
30.40

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from an assortment
of vinyl interior/
esterior diaper bags
with double flip top,
inside pocket and
bottle holder

ployers $177 million this year-fl percent
more than last year-a state official says.
Joe Maatrotito of the Commerce Department said Tussday the amount this year will

at.

Charles Abernathy

Little girls SwimSuitS n
prints solids knits and
*o,,ns Quick-dry fabrics
On.- and two-piece Styles
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Mudt..I Wolilgimuith

A.'U Ines

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stool umbrella-type
stroller comes with
vinyl seat and belt,
swivel wheels and is
collapsible

Workers' com•
pensation Insurance will cost Florida em

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Charles Abernathy
David Gosbelbecker
Michael Wo011lsntgli

Rig. $37. Stainless

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L

cotnin McGee
atrst Moore

taorstano

liora Pearson

Michael Prolcocts

20% off all Toddletim disposables.

2 forE

rounded up779 Haitians who had been living
there and ordered them to either leave the
The first but Tuesday arrived at Palm
Beach at 3 am. with 21 Haitians aboard and
the last, containing fl refugees, was spotted
off Hillsboro Inlet In north Broward County at
Ii a.m.

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Sale\
21.60'

Short special
for big kids.
Girls' tee, too.

Haitians Arrive In Florida

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Ladoims Merrifield

Natash Laddymore

Adak

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Jay Hauck
Gregory Hill
Aim Scteniul
Angola thorn..

20% off strollers.

late fall.
The study was jointly commissioned by a
group of seven firms
Florida Gas Co.,
Florida Power &amp; Light Co., Southern Company Services Georgia Power and Gulf
Power Companies), Tampa Electric Co., City
of Gainesville Utilities, and Seminole Electric

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Daniel Gore

Toil AM Dealt
Alan Janck
Martha McIntosh

Regular and economy packs of
pinless disposable diapers for
newborns and toddlers
Toddler 40's, Meg 4 59+ Sell 3$7
Newborn 60 s. Meg 369+ Sale 2$
Daylime 60-s. Rig 4 49+ Sale 3.35
Extra-absorbent daytime 485.
Meg 439. Sale 3.31
Override 45',. Rig 4 59, Sale 3•17
Newborn 30's, Peg 169. Sale 1.51
Daytime 301s. Reg 239. Sale 1.1

$5

Florida Gas Co. believe a proposed slurry

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Cheryl Kntgto
Bntney Tyre

Kimberly Ring
Unity Turner
Brenda Uomwr
Lute EdeItsrg
Jeffrey Henry
Kermith Pritchard
Carolyn Sitar
Patricia Burke
.aa,
DOW Fry,,ta
Marlene 11usd
Roberta Incas
Greg Regider
Maluss frflw3
James Di.0
Jan.. Janego
Taint Jones
Down Lombards

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pipeline, to cony liquified coal to utilities

SARASOTA (UP!)

tan Eclurr
Howard Hanson

AMONO ROLL

for baby's
nonSilosstop
summer,

the 1977-78
yeartotallnga,1$i.l4. The
bodet total was Iar5er than originally

WINTER PARK (UP!)- Officials of

country or be

SevalkGrallb

Dilute Goetsibecker
April Inge

20% off

councoman BurttAtm wade the motion to
appove pg.cum. Jcho Daniels

Slurry Pipeline Considered

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James Cohen
Ditorab Graham

Winter Springs?

No Charges Expected

Against Runaway Boys

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Wa*wiay. Juno 21 lfll

Seminole Halfway House

N,ca$aaIart fit

A Place To E
By L&amp;ONAID kMAN800M7
HiMIWIWrft.r
It *an&amp; ime pics.iy kcdad on the main thoroughfare.
ONE, for sihohcp the bsflng pityti ii $ rscogntzabie place
for then to recite. help In coping and hopefully licking their

"Win had iverys hire from bens off the drest to guys with

FeDs," says Bitch Ipuace me of two cmmielors at the Seminole
(y Alcehehes Halfway Hose., the county's only halfway

hiss for alcehok,.
ft

coats,, landed by the Seminole Co.sdy Mental Health

Casts, has been in ezideics for tIre years and has already served
"bsn*ds" it people according to Th'. W.A. Mets, mental health

cist &amp;sdor. Ifowever, It has only been In the lad two and a
MR yeses that the center has added Individual and group roanTb. hose which has a capacity for 10 clients Is a residence
(acUIty, and the r4Its day an average of tow to six months.
However. Ipenea nitan that there are several times when there
xs repeitet
"We have U Um had people come back because frankly
uon'otbeoe Wa rovofor the person to leave here for the fled
Shoe. 1âsbII the IisatUmI he or she was In a treatment center
they area bIlls scared when they fled hit the oisatde world," said
Ipunc., who has a becholar of eta degree In sociology from the
Unteoraty it Arhewan and a BA degree In psychology from
florido tIdaciegIrtI fJllfy
Spmee believes that the dart of the counseling Is one of the
more Imported aspects of the cedar.
"Whether In the prtrate seasloss or our weekly sessions we

at, Talk...And
encourage cprnness and frankness among everyone," he said.
The center members usually meet in group seWons twice a week
and undergo about two hours of Individual counselling.
Spence noted that the main goals of the sessions Is to "try to
look at the facts cf each person and then try to develop a goal and
a program for each individual."
In addition to the counseling, another recent addition is the use
of a drug called antabuse.

MURDER* Rampant in Semiendle But Under Wraps
1"."

Recover From Alcoholism
donate p to 13$ dollars a a"ek from their salary which is used to
buy all the food, do the laundry and other needed items.
Before the halfway house was edabuished, alcoholics in
Seminole County had to muddle through their problem with be

itridual help where they could find it.
Today, with the halfway house here, those In need of the service
fual their help in an organized structure and recovery from
alcobuliem is a little easier.

The clients entering the center are required to take the drug
unless medical reasons prohibit it.
The purpose of taking the drug is simplc "If alcohol is ui
troduced into the lydein once you have taken the drug, you get so
sick that you get nauseated and dizzy." Spence said
Taking the drug, Spence notes, is in effect a type of therapy
because the clients are In effect making a commitment and If they
go bark on that commitment they have to suffer the cow
seqwnces.
Becoming a client at the center does not entail Just coming in
and declaring you need help. All potential clients at the center
have to go through a screening procedure where it Is determined
whether they are "medically stable, employable and an
alcoholic," Spence notes.
(kx'e they pass the screening test the clients go through a tenday restriction program to "let them become familiar with the
flues." After that period the clients are then sent out to look for a
job and until they do they work around the center In various work
details.
It is money from the client's salaries that goes toward the
operating of the house since moat of the money from the mental
health center goes toward paying daft. The clients are required to

On. Client's Story

'One Day At A Time'
4es wan a relnso worhir and getting hack Into the daily
fyoetp.CaarIfowsaachiep roitliie they all once knew.
aesr ins Kedocky
cIty.
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"We are all swinging on a swings the right way," Rufus
pendulum and are hoping it says.

Cli&gt; at Mate Road 4311
B, DENNIS F101.11,
lived here II years and it's
lived
and L'ine Sired
Avg in Winter SIWlnV
Ilerild Staff Writer
never, never. never been this
The at-year-old Winter 'art
Mrw'gel, who will stand trial
bad,' Rice continued.
woman was abducted during a
as an adult, was arrested the
"'
Murder
The detective captain said in
'nblrr at the tAt Champ
day aft er Its body was foewl
(Inc of the most dreaded the case of the two women
*1
tenirrcv store in Altamonte
Gerald S
Mufflers of
crimes law enforcement of. found dead in South Seminole,
Springi, according to in
will defend
(asselberry
ficers don't particularly enjoy one is definitely considered
An autopsy
MrwgrI while assistant lute
Charged Withestgators
investigating
•
murder, but it may be as tong
Charged With
revealed
death
was
caused by
attorney Alai Rotunion "Pill
But these days, Seminole as a week before a deter'
stabbing with a sharp in•
the proa.ndn County law office have more initiation can be made in the
Orument
than their share in that second case
According to court records, a
TERRY MICHAEl. S1SV JW
department.
"It's like they're using
Killing Her
.
Killing Woman
ttiatri'cal witness will testiS&gt; the
'
belng return
from oan
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At present there are no fewer Seminole Count) as a dumping
was at the Preston home during
.
L)1@10 to face charges eli.
than seven murder cases ground for murder victuns,"
lti early morning hours of Jan
..
shot Sesnirmi. CountyShonuf,
pending in the courts and in the Rice said, adding
Orange
1 and heard l'rrdon tell ,
llepartment reserve deptity
past two days too more women County is having its 'hare
Husband...
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*her ti knew off-re to get
In Robbery—t,eorg. I'teiI.
were found dead in South murders. They're digging up
some money The woman will
Suns faces a first cowl ,p'
Seminole County. At least one is bodies all over the place We
I
also testify she wa present
pearanc, for Iii [lec . 77
considered a murder, the other even had the skeletal remains
. '
when Preston refuryie,j at 4
murder which occurred do"
possible homicide.
of a man apparently murdered
a m with $110 he said cattle
a rory at the
"In 17 yeah of living in In Alabama and later dumped
J
from arubbery
rubbery
Village l'tiatmaey
Seminole County, I can't near Lake Mar)
ar) dug up .l.I'4fl'f;I.lNI: I)tM''
/
l'rrstun is charged with first
I#dm
sm.,
remember a time when as recently."
ilegrer murder, kidnapping, ituiwiti i'ni:s'rns in,
two men -Pm Puce .drnifk'd
many persons faced murder
Is there a positive aspect to a murder. We want to be ab- wouldn't be sitting on thu job
robbery and seausl battery
l'ri.sswr concluded his report taking part in the rotIN'y
charges in this county at the this dileriuna'
noted Rodgers has been
solutel&gt; certain."
I'd
be
a
specialist
preventing
'tusistatit
I'ubiic l)efenijer ho.pitaiiuesl on three separate saying he belieses Rodgers was ('iftAl Thomas Baldeve. it. and
same time as do the number
"'ep, just one. We're solving
Public
reaction
plays
fliurderL
Just can't
answer
Ron
today," observed Seminole them. We've got all of the important role
In aiding
lawan
that,
I don'tI think
anyone
can. Bennett It Ford Jr has mused occasmris fur alcohol probleeni temporarily Insane win he James Attain IlaLseil.
for a ttange in venue tr,- aiije and rrtated mental problem killed Huff is due to the - men we being held at AS
County sheriff's department murders solved except these enforcement to break a murder said Rice
Seminole County lad aiid as
Rodgers toll I'cisner, e,. fluency of alcohol
spokesman John Spoiski.
must recent ones and we're case, Rice
The following is a status of pretrial publicity
t., part of a plea arrsngriq.st
m.
"If it keeps going the way it working on them now." ('
rtng to rtvurtjs, that hip,
he,
"Take the case in which report iii the seven murder
V. It. I. II:
co
, halt agreed to teddy in Vs
I' U A N K Hutyiu
anti a third man in the r shoulder of State Road
has, come Christmas time I'll Rice captains.
a cases already In the
oeut ['fell was killed
courtROMMS is free u $3,000
11
had
tn
drinking
and
one
mile
e
of
take
Mary
cue
be the only one alive," noted
I.aw officers are often Longwood pharmacy robbery. system
I.U*eii Robinson.
bond after a cunhinuanci' in Inc l$um,. whit was at the wheel, 14iuj.iird in Me Mary
Capt. LII. Rice of the sheriff's reluctant to label a crime We got about
) calls from
H OH i: ItT
ANT 11 () NY case sought by the state was
33. the alleged gang leader rsi
was unsung recklessly
-department detective division. murder until they're absolutely people atm gave us one piece of I'I*TONJK , 20, of Apopka is granted at a hearing %Iuiitta&gt;
S u r r
"Last year we only had five certain. Rice noted. '(Alter, information or another and we slated to stand trial a week The
Rodgers said when he
M i C It A E L driser of a getaway car ci dill
continuance means at least
tlF&amp;.Il, i;, is slated to being s'uigtd in t'ulusectlon with
tiniplainril ebout Burns
homicides the entire 12-month wise, we create public fear and tttecked it all out We've got from today in connection with a
-da, delay in I(alger i tri.ing. ttr titan
period, and here we are half' they'll call us
the st,.niltrial ttw week of July 31 u Pfeil i murder and $Pie
that case pretty well under the Jan 9
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asking
to
abduction-murder of second degree murder trial
i at an] told R.lgrrs be at,
way into 1978 and we've had three deputies on their door. wraps, so the public isn't hiding Eariene V. alkrr indications
Rtslgers. 19, is alleged to
more than seven on our hands." step That's why
to stick butt the
or running, people are arc. howe's-er, there may be a hate 515)1 James I: hurls tiKtxnjt
in the case
rrrtu tn4iatr
Capt. Rice pointed out,
I'rrs sail
woman
found
dead
helping,"
Rice
noted
second
the
continuance in the matter
liclando on Mirth U
1w was afraid anti pecked up a
Why so many murders'
"V,hat's causing the murouth
Mrs. Walker's mutiliatrd
were taking
lii- Fred I'eianrr rurnined gun in Its tar,
"A tough question to a nswer our time and
llttau*h he
body was discovered by l(udger, at the ('owl 5
ha ving lab tests tiers'
request, diwsn 1 rrnienitwr pulling t he
I don't have an answer. I've' "n'ttictrj before we say it
'If
I
could
answer
that.
I
sheriff's
deputies In a field in acu-urilmg to touri rrs'urtts
was
lie trigger

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eider central as clients U the
lemliel. County Alcoholic
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paying now. You'll uve a Eckrd'sI

"I know dc*W had wtlpped
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one day U a thine and I'm not
— to worry shed It," add
Cairli., the newest client
t1g one of the nightly group
angm held U the ceder.

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if her buns at l lltdtsnuwuod drgi'ee murder indictments1 in
its stiA,pm intl strar,gigal.n
murder of Mrs t)ancj.
husband, ZSyear'uW Edward

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Hose in Yelo'sry bid to this
day doesn't remember the
easeS chumMiness which
brought bun there. He does
recall wailling in give blood in
Orlando and having something
to drink, bd the nest thing he
knew 'I woki up In florida
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isanren faces in the mcstk'nt
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degree murder, but &amp;I a hear ing
Lad wetk, hr attotn,y, Jaei
Krsdge, of Sanford said it .aaa
case of self defense

his S$'yeat'utd father to de.

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j Kiddie Sunsmer.FuntIm, sponsored
by The 1iening herald and the

Sanford Plaza Twin Theaters each
Tuesday at the theater for 25-cent
admission charge plus coupon from
Ilerald. Esception: no program

Tuesday, July 1. Meanwhile, at the
Altamonte Springs Library and
Cultural ('entn, children, ages 34,
are being treated Thursdays to

everything from films to stories to
meeting lawmen as part of a summet program directed by commwslty clerk Charlotte Conway and ARE-

monte Springs officer Edna Abell
(right photo) shown explaining her
job to interested future taxpaying

citizens.

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76 Station
: Bowing To
78 Trends
By DONNA FlIES
Herald Stall Writer

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In recent years your electric hilt, like everything else, has been affected by inflationary

ILORIDALTHLITI[s

pressures.

Cityc4Lcesburg

But the fact is that Florida Power &amp; Light has

Florida Nwer Corp.
City of Fort Meade

49.76

managed to keep its rates considerably lower
than most other Florida electric companies.
In the May survey of 21 electric utilities, the

HOSPITAL NOTES

City of Green Cove Springs

49.40
48.75

47.54

of 1,000 kilowatt hours to residential customers.

City of Vero Beach

46,36

City o(Bautiw

46.26

Those costs are listed here. As you can see,

GaintsvilIc.AIjchua Rev. Utility

Florida Power &amp; Light is second to the lowest

Jacksonville Electric Authority

46-14
43.38

Kissimmee Utilities

42.26

City of Clew iston
(*rfrnokec, REA

41.70

City of TaIlahusee
Gulf RJWCI Co.

est third in previous JEA surveys. And you can
he sure we'll do everything possible to keep it

City of Lakeland

that way.

FLORIDA POWER&amp; LIGHT CO.
Orlando Utilities Comm.

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City Electric System

In fact, we've consistently come out in the low-

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$55.99

Jacksonville Electric Authority checked the cost

figure-one of the two least expensive!

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DISCHARGES

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The days of the Seminole 75 gasoline service station In Seminole
Plaza, Cauelberry, as it exists today and as it has existed for the
past 10 years, are numbered.
The plans of the Union 75 Oil Co. are to raze the service station
that has been operated for the pad 10 years by Charlie Cooper
providing full automobile service to his hundreds of customers in
the south end o( the county.
The razing Is to make way for progress, oil company officials
told the Casaelberry City Council this week. The old is to be
replaced with the new- a wit-service, modem facility.
A site plan and photographs of a model of the planned new
:J1 Iss,mop...,aI'.• And, an
jdvlce of Acting City Attorney Bill Colbert. the council granted
rlpproyal. despite an appeal forwarded by Mayor Hill Grier on
Ibehalf of dosens of Coopers customers.
"I enjoy the services I receive there," said (Jrkr, adding that
he and many other citizens would prefer to we the service at the
station remain at the status quo.
"The station provides good service. Let's not think about those
big people. They've got enough money," said Vinci Ballassona of
Carriage Hill, urging the council to turn down the site plan from
the oil company for the construction of the new facility.
Mark loser, employed (or the past two years at the station, said
citizens of Casselberry and much of South Seminole have traded
at the gasoline station for many years.
Colbert, questioned by Councilman Frank Schulte, said the
council could consider only the matter before It- the site plan for
the facility- and not whether the service should remain as it Is.
1). I St. ClaIr, district sales manager for Union 75 Oil Co., said
the firm has found that volume of gasoline sales more than triple
when service stations are changed from (ull service to self see
vice.
lie also said that Cooper could go Into business at some other
location to serve his customers. Indicating there Is little chance, if
any, that the oil company will change its plans. "We woik for
stockholders," said St. Clair.
Cooper celebrated the completion of his first decade In the
service station business in Caaselb,rry Monday.
(trier said Cooper responds to calls stall times of the day and
night for regular customers.
"My station Isn't open 24 hours day, but I'm on call to my
customers 24 how's a day," Cooper said.
"I give just about every service pertaining to an automobile."
said Cooper, About a year ago Union 7S officials told turn o(their
plans to rue the old structure and build a sell service.
"They said it would come about, but they didn't know when," he
said, adding he still has not been notified of the time.
"According to the lease, they have to giv, me 90 days notice,"
he said.
Not only will Cooper's livelihood be affected, but also that of
seven other families as well. "I have five regular and two part.
time employees," he said. "I don't know what I'm going to do."
Councilman Don Wilson voted against the site plan which
passed on a 44 vote.

JUNE P. PS
ADMISSIONS

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tirm t.onanl Shell wrapped wore with a rally that fun
UP the Florida little Major three walks an infield error, a
League city champsofwhap In sule by Richard Leonard and
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Sanford Tuesday nigtd with We a double try William Wynn
.,inning rallies that erased doing the damage
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In the top of the fifth,
hopes of forcing a winner-talc- Flagship tizw,dback with 9L
all game tmight
7 lead on two errors and a single
The final score was 114, bid by Sam Cluaoim
until the fourth and filth
But siseu retaliated with
ninga. Flagship was riding high (our-run burst, featuring
and dry, showing a 4.2 lead with singe by Kitt i.nry and
...
pitcher Mat'ty Johnson sailing doubles by Johnny Phil,
along an a twolutter.
Leonard and Wynn
Five nina in the tidtom of the
Wuung p.ttr TeddyJones
seventh wiped out a ' wewIpwrril a last inning single
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I)rrict Tangetnan to preserve
SCOTTi:tsiri DUCKS .o 1)LS'l'EIt PITCH
CLIMLIONASOSMULL
the victory
""ON powas too wwom
AS n 04 ago
I MI' KHU.I:n I 'vl.I.." sui:u.i.'s nui.Tswi: ,tSJ4)hl'S1)' (()%.f:RS
Jones wound ups
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Florida FuLia,, I:ipress (II %roMornperL 14. as %tar (art1ia dhama h.i we .s
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Squares and Ramps Angrii
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in
the
game,
driving
in
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two. wereI.lclflou, :n lt'nwn, ha.I three Pats each
liamp • Angels downed
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SB Squares loot $-14 hitch &amp;
s, Dl, as Angela
:1 II P I him a prrlet't "or-3 showing UI
ORLANIX) - Burger Kings Springs Ittle League.
donship through the
n.ght at
MeUo )'art
rne*ige of Slignbreite Marian (lT0f1tU, 1.11)1w &amp; I)t.A1 I
string 01 13 consecutive vic.
the two playoff IsiflCI
()coee defeated Burger King, bracket.
ILAGSMIPOI SUMIMOLU
Florida I oiiaiie 'lefralrdWhitney, ia tie Gunn and ValMran had two hits each
ASS of off
torie*cametoahaltintheTop W. however the outcome left
Burger King plays Thursday
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Team tournament Tuesday Altamonte in the position of nlgtd against the winner of "" '" '
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lb
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night, but allis not lost for the bring able to conic back for tonight's Crystal RiverOvkdo "°', "'
Mar',
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champions of the Altamonte srnttwr -rack at the chart). game. The Thursday corded
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will be at 7:30 on the Pine Hills
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Ya.sg,..san. c 1 I 5 0
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A win vi that cutest would M 5, I., on
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sendcoachJimViner'stewiup
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against (kee
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night.
Mart Viner was tagged with Wynn Nam.d
Tuesday's defeat, giving up
only seven hits. He walked Tourn.y MVP
17w,,
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and (aimed eight. Vitwr
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was Wor'.lat the puts andVan
William Wynn of Clean
Laonasd Shell won the eighth
- attack.
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au.oi. KING
award for the Florida Little
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AS
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Ed U vP' lb
3 0 5 championship tournament The
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In the opening game of the
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pitched a
AS S N tournament,
Rebels Win Opener *P. Ocoee
'I..? S I'ufl.I I,,, Pound stronger 111.1, 115.1
one-list shutout, striking out 13
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The RebeL' exploded for a 0m .... 0
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Tuesday right as Whigham
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H5?5.4 Jim 1i Is-':."I Ilu
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double and two singles each. '
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to Is ' situation with the New York Furniture upset Seaboardal
inS is it
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The only other Put for the
RIBILS
Sanford Merchants, 12-4, in a
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$11: Cl liii
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AS S N Yankees was ciudlod,
winners was a last-inning
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Dixon went the distance
Lion Brown also humered for
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Williams, who g uided
and tanning nine.
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getting three hits
Johnny
Expo. to a fifthplace Mali
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David Reed had three hits for .. isarl H.',, 1
I 0 the Natsonal league's Eastern Emerson had a homer and two
has. SIPISI
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Ashe Out
WIMBLEDON. England
tUPI) - Veteran Arth ur Ashe,

who had never hat before the
third round In IS previous
Wimbledons,

and

John
McEnroe.theteenager, who As

an amateur qualifier Last year
reached th e semilinaJa, were
ousted Tuesday in their first
matches.
"It's a pretty big Wow'"
Mw. an es-Wimbledon
peawbewas sesdedllth. "You
yoig'whokyearas'osmdthis
key
Inmanwot.
There's nothing I
cadeaboi*d now bid come
hwk and play nest yss,."
McEiwee, seeded 110, said.
"You try to espieS more from
yow'*l and It's turd sometimis. It's hard playing a (oat
read mitch and than the guy

plays gomid oud of nowhere."
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Nuggets Solidify Backcourt

By Getting Charlie

sw,$ Biltmore, $2 and $1, UidodUig his lIlt homer, and
Milwaukee tIMid MJm4a, scored four rum to split a 17•
134, Qdesga fodlIMed 51l. Mt attack that corfled MilIN,Tan towed (L4,3.5, waidierto its 11th win In the lad
and Detroit ripped Cleveland. 1. 31 tames
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bun with four tunings at LOVIS 2. PtalewØi 0, then St. Knur klebolJor Wilbur Wood ran
shutout relief and Dave [Aids I, Pittsburgh 1; P1111fill lii record to $4, but needed
laKodie hurled the float two delphea 1, Mosgresl I; Lii nodh'4orgng relief help train
Listings for Its eighth save.
Angeles), A*lIMaO; IbIMon7, Rich Hiaton when the Mariners
In New York, the Yankees CincimU 4, and Sen Francisco rallied for five rom.
salvaged a spilt 01 that two. C, San Diego 1.
Reagan 3, A's I:
game sam' with the Rid 5i on Jays $1, (kIshea *4:
Rwsacortng sIngles by Bump
when Grail Newes hit a twerun
Sam Ewing drobad a cneod wins and Jim Swidhorg along
homer to the 14th for a $4 pinch single to score (Ito Vales with the combined five-hit
decision. Boston made the from iscond in the slMh, if- pitcW* ci Dick Ellis and
Yankees pay for it, thoesji.
tending Baltimore's losing 5qge Cleveland led Tens to
We drained their bellpen." sirsak to livtfl. TotiMo nion lii seveuth draighe victory.
said Had Sox' Manager tkn the op.m when Dews McKay Oakland ban we II of it.
Zmuneu'. "They have to play singled, de_led, "d a Tigers I, Ia 1:
two tomorrow niglit and we're twori triple and scored twice.
Rudy Stash's twonm timer
going to the swimming pool." 3nwe 13, Twins I:
tgglglgttsd a its-nm first inIn other games, Toronto
Larry Bode rapped four bits, niug and Dive Rosama, 3-4,
scattered nine hits. Loser Dave
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DENVER(UPI)
The Denver Nuggets.
looking to solidify their backcourt, have
acquired veteran guard Charlie Scott in a
complicated three team trade.
A Scott was obtained by Denver Monday from
the Los Angeles Lakers in a trade that also
involved the Kansas City Kings.
The Nuggets sent Darnell Hillman, a 6.9
forward and backup center, plus the rights to
first-round draft choice Mike Evans to Kansas
City for guard Ron Boone and the Kings'
second-round pick in 1979.
Denver then traded Boone, the Kings' draft
choice plus the Nuggets' second-round draft
choice in 1979 to Los Angeles for Scott.
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Rualf a bane run, his (ltd
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loaded In the aeveuith.
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to hat the toll," said Rid. who
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the crowd.
"After I tat the home rim I

FLOSSMOOR, Ill. (UPI) Dana Quigley of
Barrington, R.1., qualified for the Western
Open golf tournament Monday on the strength
of what might be a unique hole in one.
Witnesses said the ball went directly from
the tee to the hole without touching ground.
I've never heard of that before," a veteran
observer said.
Quigley shot a 73 on the Flossmoor Country
Club course, qualifying him for the tournament, which opens Thursday at Butler
National in Oak Brook, Ill.

By United Prem aterutlssal
Now that he's back with a
contending team Dick Rtdhven
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at the guys he lift behind,
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in shutting out the Moutresi
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AUBURN, Ala. iliuli - Uiarleu It. "Sceny" Smith,
who turned East Tennessee Slate University's basketball
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE23
(hrairyi Aaosymeue, 7:30 pm., Aitarnonte Mali
Sears
('auselbt'rry Jacses., 7 30 p in, Casselberry City
Hall
THURSDAY, JUNE29
Sanford (siI.n, 7.IS am., Hucks.
South Semmok Optimist. 7:30 a rn.. Holiday Inn,
Aitamonte Spring.s.
flirt W.rksb.p, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery
Uvard, Interstate MaU; 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of
('ommt-rc.
Oseuwt,s Aayut.ss, 9:30 am., Mental Health
Clink, Kotan Road, Attarnonte Springs, 7:30 pm..
Conumuuty United Methodist Clutch, Caaa.lberry.
wel.. stir., 7 pan., Imsgenod Quality Ian end
thirdo First United Methodist Church.
PIIIDAY, JUNE $
Seminole Sends Ralary, 7.30 a m., Lurd Lhumleys,
Aitarnonte Springs
SrmJaoI, Snares, Kiwaais, 7 a m, Sambo,, Sanford. Wrlgbt Watebers, 10 am., Sears Mtamonte Mall.
SanfstdSrrnjael, Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building.
Tasgiesood Akobolki Aaeaymeus, dosed. 6pm., St.
Richard's Cburth.
Luttgwood A/i, closed, 5 p.m. itoiling Hill.. Moravian

(hutch, SR 434.
Yonag Adults Club lee Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando
(artkn Club, 710 E. itoUins Ave., Orlando
SATURDAY, JULY I
A/i Sanford Womr.'s Group, 2p.m.. 1301 W. First St.
Caaselbrrry AA. closed, 5 pm., Ascension Lutheran
(hurth
Annual Family Faa Day to benth$ Musc,ilar
l)ystrophy Asun. sponsored by Southwest Vohisia
Jaycees, Valentine I'ark, West French Asenue, Orange
City.
SUNDAY. JULY?
Iadrpradrare Day resuvil sponsored by Lake Helen
Cassadaga Chamber ol Commerce, beginning with
parade at 1:30 p.m. followed by afternoon and evening
events at lake Helen I'azk.
MONDAY, JULY3
Weigk$ Watihers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran
(hutch, Casielberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamonte
Springs
DIII Weftahep 10 am. and 7:30 p-rn., Sanlando
United Methodist. 58 434 and 14; Cafton UnIon Building.
Sleteras, 10 a-rn. and noon; 7:30 pin-, First Presbyterian
(hunh, Deland.
Free Bleed Preume Ue, 71 p.m.. 7th'day
Adventist Church, Winter Springs.
lab., N.m., Asiates, Rode $se4ely, 7:30 p.m.
Sanlord Chamber of Commerce,
South Bemluale J.yeees, 7:30 p.m., didtlious,, SprIng
oaks and SR 4$.
U)PS fkaptn 29. 1 p.m., over Maptist Clutch,
Crystal lak, and Coontry Club Hoed, Lake Mary.
Sanh.d Al Asia, $ p.m., First United Methodist
(hutch.
WEDNAY, JULY 1
Cauilbri'ry lWary, 7:30 am., S &amp; S
Oiled. Ralmy, 7:30 am., the Town Houee.
Reeu,,y, Im., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road,
Aitanoige Springs.
Bastard kiwMis, noon, C*y$c Center.
Basked Sereusduri, amour citizens dance, 2:30 p.m.,
CIvic Center.
Fr,, Bleed Pte.is, C$M&amp;e, 3.4 p.m., WlMi Park
Memortal Hosçitai Amociatimi Budding. Alema Avenue.
Saaked 0pal.ts, 7:39 p.m., Haliday ma.
O,ens$in Aaay..m, 7:30 p.m., Aitwiont, Mall
Sears.
S$atllgM Praismdu, 7 p.m., Dusty Conunimity
Center, Shell Hoa_d.

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bin sOon It'. 1011oCing
Ør ape' 'Cs
Add-l.onai .nlormation. plans and
torc.ticalioiis are a.alabl.e at Os
t-t, of 'he Material, Manager
All 5.05 shall be inailed to It'.
Materials Manager Of the Simnole
Memorial Hosotel. 1101 EasI First
51,515. Sanlord. Plor,da 7371) All
DOS shall be pdstfharhed opt tarot
than tIle 11th la 14 July ISIS. ani
shell be received en or before 151

I5th Oar it July bill
Open-rig of Such bids will lake
piace it iii Ofl,c. 01 tSP Materials
Manager of the Seminole Memorial
1405.,tai al I 00 0 (10(5 P U Oii
'n. tet,, dam Of July 575

Saril.rd Florida 32771 ttie penserial

reDrewntatun,ol the ethic i5 JOHN
O MARTIN. JR whole aeor.ss us
35 West PinI St,el. Orlando.

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ARTHUR H SECKWITH. JR.

Clark Of Cirdllt CS.aet,
Seminole County,
Florida 71501 The came arid ad
Flsnida
Wets ol Iii personal regeesen
St Ante Cuftis
lIlive%attorn1far,gh
Osguti, Clerk
All pensacs having oains a, STENITROI.5DAVIS&amp; MCINTOSH
otmanus againSt It's estate are PeW Office Sea 13,0
'POured.
WITHIN
THREE Sanford. FI.,lda 2177)
MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Attorne toe Petltle'e,
THE FIRST PUlL ICATION OF PubliSh June?. II, 31, 2*. 1011
THIS NOTICE. IS liii with the clerk 0kV 11
it the ise,, can a enittln,
slalemes'ih of an, claim's en demand
NOflCI
lhey ma, ta,. Each claim r"ustbe
NOTICE i% hereby ,ivu *14*5
in writing an rtsuit ..idicaI. the bard of Coulity Corcn'uusiiener, 14
basis for II'. (lain, the name arid knino's County. Florida, shall 14
address of In's (reltor or liii ageiti II OIl's • otis sam tru,n,afse, as
or attorney, aid the amount poisile. en the 3151 day of July.
1571. hold a Public Miring as tile
Cleir,ied If the (15111541514
Ihe aato whir' it ef II iecee lute 5,misel, County Caeftheu*e, Roon,
shall be staled It the claim s ISI. i'aiulinl. FOlds. tocenside, 151,
cortlungenh or uAlveumidatld, tIll edsgl'snof*5NIIs*ungerlise
nalune SI the unCertainl, silalt be
An ordIea relating II specIfIed
51511sf If the (le'-t ii
tiC vhslhicerporated
iced. us, areas SI

Date it the liflt pu#Icafiewel *15
IlSI.c,Of AdeieuInail, Jun15 II,
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JOHN 0 MAR TIN. JR
Li Pers41 aeyefa*u,e
*5 Islet. it
ROBERT I. KELLY. ala
ROBERT $50? KELLY

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NETH * MCINTOSH ef STUNSTROM. DAVIS &amp; MCINTOSH,
Aliens.,, for Pet itloner. Shope
adOnis is Post OffIce Sen 1330.
S.n,nol. Memorial HoSpital Sarito,d.Florlda. 3377t.andfli,th,
rpseq5 thie r.gl.t to rued a ad or'.in.l eilfl the Clerk if the abe,.
Styled coutl Sn or bilori July II.
iii buds
OtherwiSe a defluIl arid
PbiiiS June ta. 77, a ins
ullimase liagment Cill be Sntered
Dry tli
against you for 1151 relief demanded
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR in tse Petition
SUIIIINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA
This Cdlion webs an award
PIOSATU DIVISION
lp sun alimony of your entire
File Nwffibir 15-137 Uviege kaIfsI
indirest irs and 10 tue below
IN RI ESTATE OF
described nat and Personal
COlE IT L
ICILY,
a Ia properties loCated in Sansin•Ie
'ONES? LEROY SILLY,
County, Florida. to wit
Decitsed
a Lot 15 ad 30. Shek
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NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION
CRYSTAL
LAKE
WINTER
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING HOMES. Sccord.ng I. Pat hunt
CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST a, recorded in Flat Sods 2. at Pages
THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 111114 of the Public Recerd, it
OTHER PESSONS INTERESTED Seminole County.
IN THE ESTATE
5
572 HoldS CivIc. ID No
YOIJ ARE HERESY NOTIFIED AZaOOtZ$4N
'hat lie adm.isnbral 'Scot the estate
C Ii?? Ford Van. Model NC tIIO•
Of POSER? i. KELLY, ala ID Ni £54HHUU13.
NOSERT
LEROY
KELLY,
d IiilCJIJeop.
deCeased. File Nwmber 7$ I?? .5
III' Itarcraft lost cIty, 51 Hp
pend.r.g -n Ice Circuil Court toe E,iwtmde
Semnole Ceswilr, Florida, PrMal,
WITNESS M luefid and OffIcial
D.i.,ion. tee .ddrnss of wnii(ni is seal it sad Court on' the Znd day it
5.mnmnlol, CounIt Court House. June. AD

ATTORNEY FOE PERSONAL
REFRISINTATIVU
WIlliam' TrlcSeI. It. Em it
LIONMANOT. TRICKE).. LEIGH
GIBSON
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THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO
ROSIN? SIMAS
lilt Torrance Slvd
TORRANCE. CALIFORNIA
YOU AR! HERESY NOTIFIED
THAT ANN R SIMAS lies filed a
Pefitiec in the Circuit CSiI it
$am11ele Cety. FlorIda,

OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED
$odlislvlcsshialf,.i(s..,aON*5
WILL SE FOREVER BARRED
fellewulig dSs(rlked sew it

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lInt Lighting DMtrlds 10 So enlulled the Ja'nsiIpec $*Fnd LI5MII11
each p,rs,nal neieesenfafu,,
DistrIct OPdisai; WIeldIng N,
AlIperimu5esfire14wbilje defouIot peee4Ing N, liver
, hel
•y
eofffiod4
tc'. me, it
liISe'It
Admin.slrales as been naiad a, CluMp CwIwnlssadsis geenong
required.
WITHIN
THREE N, mSedwilci and me'CIN.
MONTHS FROM THE DATE p shyest Is wdSes lie dl5frIj
THE FIRST PUSLICATION oe Uetw,ganA4,eg,yk,5u,
THISNOTICE.telilian,eb'.ctiec. form
liheal
and
taaaftoe
they say hard that deallenges ISle WecedIfrosi amh1ig me levy it
valid,ty 14 Ice IsceONli Will. lii 50(41 SMa.JJumS W tlaiS CIRIW
qvalihicahiens Of the pdnsenaI *0 dl5fFIct, aId WoeldN, N,
ropmsntahlv,. or hue ,enw, er weenaWlit,. cadlusiem frees IllS
ii-:
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INVITATION TO SID
i., board ot Trustees of the
Min,nole Memorial t405p.tat n,tes

liedurily shall be dascnibed The
clamant shall deliver Sufficlend
coWa,
tIl$ (15.1's to the clink to
,l%abIe the stern te ma.I _-_ copy to

MADAME KATHERINE

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IN TIlE CIIUIT COURT. IN AND
FOR
SIMINOLE
COUNTY,
FLORIDA
Call ISO. 7$ lIZ-CA-It-A
lire tie *arrlaii of
A$$ I SIhIAS
PSIItlor'sr.
arid
RObERT SIMAS.

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AITHUR H SECKWITH. JR
Click of the Circuit Court
by Salty M Cape,
Deputy Clerk
Ilorci 0 Pipkins. PA
Lu-ti 105
130 I H.gtleay 434
Cassolberry, FlorIda 77101
Publish June?. II. it. 7$. till
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sarve a copy of yar CeIftSc
defenwi if any, to bite P.sItlec Oil
the M.I.t attorney. ROYCE 0.
PIPKINS. PA, wt'ooe addres5 I,
Suite ISS. 110 C Higlisay aM.
Cessalbeery. Florida 37701. Sc
seroretcell'ccaye July. lS1L.sld
filetheorigicaleftitt,'.Cierk.Ityiis
Court e.ther before serving en
W.frs attitnep sir Imnediltefy
tl,en.efl.r. etivet*ise. e defoliti CII
be inW.r.d against you toe the relief
demanded in tIle Pet lOt
TPus niti(eIAaIt be ambushed owe
Pith cii's for fg
ConsecutIve
weiss .,, tue Sanford Herald
Detel .tuile Sit'. tell

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ele.we.,..es. •' •tm lviiie

US been tiled a,a.nst pal by pair
Mite.
MY I NA
FRANCIS
MCCCLIV MORGAN. eheneivi sit.
demands that yOur marriage to her

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esq.einnusewflat
Imoa5d
Notte a Piereb, SivSc thu I em
r . Mautland. jl)t. Slm0Oti
engaged In
at tP. terditi
County. i,oa. sivit the fictitious
inn. Sec, net. COVCIV. FIefila,
r'.rrieoICltATlOII$ UNLIMITED.
.vdif Ice tiClit0y4 can'. it DIN
and 'cat I n'.nd to re•.5$it sad
ttlt COLE') ILLUSIONS OP
name .'c me tiers i te Cincwit
ELVIS. and aft
court Semnoil Count,. FIendS is I
se.a riam with thi Click it the
accordance ieth the prOV'I*I it
CirCuit CoUrt. S.mu,ole Counfy.
,rie F.c1iO,S tar". SbitiftiI. 'C
Florida eri accorderice with PF'.
' S.Ct'Sc 54) Florida Statuses
eerier's it the Fictitious Plan.
1531
SlavuIM. leWd S.cto., iMPS
Ioltp Rae 1,14
Fiord, tPaPu$fl
Publish J,ii'. 11. II. IS. JUlY LISTS
Si •oeirt Lee V
0EV at
*54 Est,pcna Ave
Miami. Fia. 1)173
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y, Sensinele Cam', Soar d it
pieru, Juril ti. ii. IS. All! S. tell
Cdselv C.rnlc.,s.OlWrt a, Prime
OCYSI
Sponsor tot the CompriheIrsivI
________________________
Employment arid TraimuliC Act
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TIlE
(CCTAI rurids, arinlounicel the
EIGN?IENTH JUDICIAL CIR.
hibrnibyat it Modf,catiwi No SOS,
CVI?. IN AND FOR SUMINOtE
Grant No 1710t1033. Tile Itt, Part
COUNTY. FLORIDA
Summer Proqra" FOr
£
Case Na TbIi$.CA4U
Ecofiomcicalt,
D%ud,Scta5$d Yowfh
ic ic tie MarrIage it
ISPEDYI tot CV .75
DAVID PAUL MORGAN.
This Mod.fC14as is beIng sub
HuSband,
rnuttd in order t5 allow the Prithe
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MYRNA FRANCIS WICKLEY
allocator' ?CCCived Item the
MIOIGAN.
Dqpartrnent it Labef ill It's amouW
Wit.
00 The Of Cl allocate' for
NOTICE OF ACTION
FY 7, is new IllS ID N
TO
S.minsele
Cousil, District
The
DAVID PAUL MORGAN
WITNESS My Hand arid Official
sos is 'ci soi. prp,rann
Sc' iS
Spat a. Sanford. Seminole County.
JCISOriDrg Wi't Vifinla
CoedS 'cs )'c day of June 5575 operator toe SPEDY Our"i tce
sumnerrno.WM.t$ievanepro,idinI
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a ISEALI
*0,5 •.perecca arid career
Petitior)faf Ditlotutioliof Marriage
ARTHUR H SICK*ITH. JR
IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT OF THU
SIINTIINYN JUOICIAL CII
OP FLORIDA. IN AND CON
SIMt*Ot$ COUNTY
ACTION NO. TS.ti$-CA-$C
IN RU: THU MATTER OP THU
aDOPTION OP
SHERRY LYNN SnIVEl
NOTICE OF ACTION
ANDNOTICITOAPFIAR
STATE OF FLORIDA
TO
EDGAR GIUNER
ReSidenc, and
AddreSs UrErleec
YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED
,
a p,st,ee fW Adopriec
SHERRY LYNN SKIVEI. else was
beth •IASY GIRL GRUNER." a
minCe. Pies seen tiled is 'Pie esive
st,)HCourfW Eusa I Skiv,
paj cc, niquinid to serve a c, it
,oun Af,s.ar or Pleading ori
ptç' AitOfY'.V. ALSERT H.
FlITS. lie Idwerds SviId.ns. NOftti
Park Avenue, Sanford. Flefida
nni. end tile tue Or.gmet ArCelt
or pi.,aing in the Ot$ce SI the Clerk
it th, Circuit Court in arid foe
Samirieie Ciunsy. Flotida. on V
bet.,. July tO till It ram fail to do
sea Default **Il be allis aiaitW
foe the Relief Demanded ii tci

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Seminole
322-2611

ip Mpavit L Meyers

Deputy Clerk

F1OH°
S SI AM

IN THU CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
COUNTY.
SEMINOLE
FOR
FLORIDA
CASE NO. ?$.tlStCA*O
THE STATE lAPIn OP APOPCA. a
Florida Sacking Corporation

Ptaintitf

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J IRAILEY OOHA.M. a S a JAMES
hAlLEY ODHAM. arid LOUISE t
ODHAM ala LOUISE TYLER
ODHAM. his eifi. RICHARD
PALMER. Trustee. PANNING
HARDWARE
AND
LUMSER
COMPANY. INC • a FlOrida con
poratlon. TLC OF SARTOW, INC.
a dissolved corporation. J F
TOWNSEND. III. C L ,00t..E. J C.
SORROW, as all Of the surviving
deecItel aria trusties of TIC OF
5AR TOW. INC. Slid the sunlr'
as5ins. successors in interest.
trsist.,S or any itPwr party claiming
by. thurourgli. under or ega.nsf TLC
OF SARTOW. INC. COR CRAFT.
INC . a dissolved Alabama Cot
porChes. GRIFFITH S. PITCHER.
W P COX. JR. 4 4 SWIFT. SN
WEST.G R DOLLAR. as alt of the

surviving d.,ectena end lrustees it
COX CRAFT. INC . end thi
essneers assigns. succeSsOrs 1,5
Mica,t triMlea, or any ether party
claiming b, through, under or
against COn CRAFT. INC,CROSS.
ROADS CONTRACTING. INC. a
Florida Corporation. CARL 0
CAILANOER,
tillvidually.
SENTINEL STAR COMPANY, a
Delaware
arid
Corpoeat,en,
FLORIDA TRIM &amp; DOOR. INC. a

FIends Caeperltlen,

D,s,nMaritI
NOflIBOF ACTION
TØ
0. Ruiebeni Oenlar
C lOIs Slr,et
Sirmirigniam. Alabame 8371
You are Isohilled thaI an action to

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Alsorney tot Plaintiff
?.wpruonie Nuindec 301CM 11$
PubliSh
June?. II, II. ii. ISiS
DEY TI
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1505 Class Rung ISIvi Sfonol'ys
Lasesde Christian If Zoo Sat 4
14 InitIals. K 0.1 R,wand Pit
collect 5)3730)51?

Fesmnd Slack Leblador Male 3
Otlyrs eld Mayfair

Sector, Call 3224137
Ieward$15f,r"OBi," lOyn old
t,nsaIe Cal Gniy &amp; While Call

A-cNM

MOR?SASU FORECLOSURE

COLLIER LINOSIY, a

5in511 mae Residence
Aoates U'dsewm
and to any aid all ether Cantles
dsaollults, aey ruM, title, anNie
underopt in aid to tile leh*5ing

$310 au
RUIn IN VINE

I lbs. 5)00

ANDERSON FARMS

GUARANTIED limO silt

addressed stamped envelope
Tn ENTERPRISE, S.c. lIsle,
Dver. Co $0231

11-18tructjo,n
Single I venue tousle uiety,ci
available Teactiun ylungMee's
a seclalty. Latest ICceesusup,.
Pre II certlfled by USA Pre
Tenvius RegIstry Fee Info Doug
Mulcidehal, 833311
JACKIE CAOLO IWIUMIIlO
SCHOOL. IMP ANTS MID

No 00 Ide
large or Is small
834001

SANFORD

-.

Johnny Walker
General Contractor
___________

p.'

Secretary
GemerelOffIc,
Legal Sitnelamy
CleriTypist
Manager Trainee
Sales Rep.
PlevseSeeper
Dshuwasiuer
Chile Care

AMERICAN

55$

EARTHWORMCO.
Anilinicar' Earthearm Co is
Iicview.riq ton nolwmn orowers
1*0mm pnadwsticr, to 5, ursid in
titting &amp; luture waite diSposal
SySflt'ist We buy all p'Odvctie'
II poll are .nle,.,f is in artuing
lrer,s stow ho lION pen rn's as
tour OCIS bosS call 313 7355..,

$55

555
5
iss
50$
55$

Cashier

s

Carpet &amp;
TiIeLayer

us
us

SfeciCIirk
FSroI,ua.s, Will Train
FiN, GlasoMan
DenlalLab, Teds

55$

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$
001

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AI SANIOND I IN mcI Adwt$
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(arpef. AC Pitonie SIt 17)4
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I SR. 3 baSil. I cat earagi is
anena C HIA. cant. Self
cleaning even Call $303054

ttOQualiyngtl dl
151ri$Iol.vio
577130 37)0110

1,

In. la'Oie

SJnlrd 3 55. tampered. Sc rCenid
porch palo. 'arg, .01 t011
SarI.

515,504

33) 47,/

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*01SS$4SUISSI$S$Ss
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UNHAND 4N S SPECIAL
L-51n s'U1/s'ISN liSs
JUNE SPIcIAL
'Ice 3 SI I5
Carpeted IQ.Itp.t.e.r bOse
Owner a-li help f.mias(e $74550

INCOME

Tao self contained
WiltS is this ellIr Ivan', lao
Slory LIve 'sane rent tile Shun
Wily, $14,001 dew., ewnen sIll
ted niitogage $35.000
-

Ridgewood

130am' 5.1115

am 4115.5Cr. thwsf So lied 1100
1al, epsri allots)
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'Olir'ned Rot Is. $1) (a
(veIling lfsnald P 0 See 1*57,
Sanford
s•aassa.ass.s.'

HELP

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Releretuc.s

WANTED

Arms Apts.

tsmvus Cain. Lauy rises,
AC. Dl$Il01uin. Carpefed &amp;
Deepes Call 303 eON be*aien

owe Top pap. year

around emi Cdi Seats Ca
IN 54,g, LaiI Rd. Indeed

Lily to lIed l's rtWeeienW 055.

Fhe.JtLI

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Vacasam Apirfmeuh N, £055
E,er,Ini.c lrmi5hued. SItS
Geneva GardemA0(
1000 1511Sf
Samle.d
Plowrs ISa t,u leap 15.
me
. -- lSRFwrti ApI.
*50*51 517$

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'm'm"e

Ii RN501
01111 TNWNSNSPBUATiaN'
83RI05Pe.*es.

ii

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of trip'ilag. 0" ,he
Spring I RN 3 bat. (an'ma,
'tea' &amp; ar $h5 710

322-2420

SlING YOU' 0*', TI Slot
FUAVACONWINTIONAL SR

I', tort, cloSe '0 IiiOPp.ng

T*OcOUtfIay ACRES
Area of Gnat Sestinen an. high
valul homes A canal to ihe rear

itthleropenty l'Ot00pe.acr,
COMMERCIAL POTENTIAL

n rim(h I It 17

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3735435
U) IllS
Cle,Iwe.Iw05
Pylidointracti
lNDaf,

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10 Acres tild land 1305 per acre

323.7132
3711151 *77177
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Lea down

SEAL VON

t, all cenv,ui.pecel 3

loss'.,.

SR. 7 bolt, witil garage, set en
large seeded lOt Carpot &amp; Sir,
gevlrllm'uent iwbildilod II
ouai,f '04 buyers

IIALTY

M. Uns*orth Realty

RIALTOR

113 INS .r,,ss 33351)?

24 HOUR

lTWi Hunt Realty
lSlIParkDe .333 IllS
REALtOR

1*3051
1711541
* GaillI Wit,
Rig Real Eslelo Sneker
JOHN IUIOER ASSOC
OW Canw.er(at
P0 3717511. SanderS

JUSt LISTeD I_ga ahtvaclu,e I
II. S Seth cilarn'ng FR. sit
then, ISw'p. C HIA Well Ir

HANDY MAN NEEDED Al

fracl.,eI SI. CS area N larger
teeuesseewer sled 101 Fret &amp;
Shade Inees Newly p4i*f04
ilCide Gneaf pel,.il stillS

ESTATE SALE Ore. 011eISI.
FR. C HIA.

14e ilIad yard. Meubie., $
eii oIlS Wo,dS iWildal
WISing is Sw.eI rie.glit.,rP
$30'

05

d II Reafty
REALTOR MU
323.S?lldy of nl,Ist

Allot HairS

I53SISI

SR. I', baIt,
CS. S tearS young OmSy $13005
Ticmi

.ehr,ng large parC .4* nice
made IreeS F Icesi icleel are.
(5 liens. andy 13 ynl Ill Denser
an.'eu, I. sell SlIMS 154 will
is hare II beat. (all
to tee

3222$3

COMPLITULr RECONDI
TIOSIED- VA &amp; •HA lien'.,
lecalid is n'ay areas oh
terniriele Cswnly $1? 50 Ic
5*05 Dowsi ayiiemiv law at
$10

MIt

CRYSTAL LAKE
I

Raborn RUtTY
REAL TOR 713 enS MLS
PUS 13)410

42-#ebsle

MSlOrlanooDr
A&amp; P14* P

nulkomy en'lesSesd
with all mode,,, (eoweriiowss
Ler5e 101. beauhihul vieC
Prelorrel leaf ion

We h51 (laWeebln priced

lets men,
BALL R.alty
Ills hIll

3fl$l4I.3fl7y$s

Garage

aie is Wasem Tell
the pe a* 'I wit* a
ClaSsified Ad is *5 Nera4 331
7511. 1)15W)

ALtAMON?$ ,ueCrMall 5*,
fIreplace, F, lets, many frieS
Ia,gePR. plus, 83.511 ElI 113?
LARU MA*IHAMI$TATE$

(.14571171 CMN a fiop wdanlrgal
ONuru See, 515.01 Sen
ERROL L OIUENE
REALtOR

04405)

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na t s.
lvii tile su'a a
a,,.,
''I' 4'ce'. &amp; 004 D'acade
'•te , ; I. 'lvi 5135 71)5 .54

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&amp;
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, 'ore Ira, S
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Sold I
75-Recreat ot I VIWC VS S I I) 0 a l C 7.011 ,,,.,
- -7 -,esja, I II' I' ' 30 1 5 "ii
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dl 'Su lii 'he
71 •o..iin T,a 'in ; , r'
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-sad p.c. Ii barga Ifs.
.0"arSW
uses, •
$110 112
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'P5 i"I'.a, Isi r"i'hi
LISt Mar' nv Sot I 'a S.' :
ta I
i .en c - v i ri., I.., 504 351111
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Air Cost. a

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(neene, Inc

111 t510

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Giod Used puce Isene $71 and up

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Li rt SI.', .• I .a' -rig W.'..5

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P41 Slere, ant's, a lad .so
lvrri$eble f sail lpae pie,er

333143' 'u
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Clad ISO II f..i.r.mf
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iOiOITvs$755$
%pfAIItS5S$TV
4)1's ',onlc,.d A.,
71)11)1
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(lSt,OIl MASiP5
353' Iiw 1113
1040.5 Ii
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II you are ka.'ng a.flic,.,I, Icg
a p'as 'e line car Ii *',i a

on len. 01.Se yam h,,
'aed ii rIed all air wall ads
evecy lip

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a..'age 510,5 tor-• "em..
4ni Ii 'n.515
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f •es 14) MCI.' m.0

ar-ala 0' ,an with stnrheede.
a., (leer Pan'5,
I vi-'. o.4 (11J3) 1531

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led S.
I Sled ii a' I.., 'eu

MlduSeaia01ar.aib.,,.iw,
lass p pay'-e.ivs 1 811
me (all III 1114 0 lvii
hs" .ermne'svt alas

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AL Pi ilMiutoti PlOS 1515
l'ei'i hats 1 011 5,.,,..
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I)' 'N'

.r,. l.1l4 ruers 5ha5 Ce
till 1*4 bitt &amp; SN .41 It. s,t
SOS SAIL Set %TIINAUYO
15151
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(iaSs.fed Ad Call 132 1511 C

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(all 12) II'S

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tILiQ*5AND
all O.(SLaiI ui t50s

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1558 '10Cr

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P55511 I ria.vua' Iring Ill

..Iil,,'.intI_3
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a' 515 4171
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Saw

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Remember Ih e05 Slaver-rigs &amp;
linin',r,l5 aft I Sandal Ill

Ill)
Pool Loler%$14 Nup
LIMP PlAIT tURFs US
Ill SanI,nd A,,
333 1711
StOIAGE SUILDIMOS Sw.11te
liSt Pr assembled. iil,reled.
5,1 yp &amp; Iii4 lean, *•llit
tlw
S.ld.ngs, H., 1153 N

Of Casselbemr,

MIle rn'n' is your afl't olmage
'irll dli ff155 .iI* 4 (lenuf id
Ad (au a Sr lendlt ad 105,1 at
711 7111 iW 511011
"4issCar,$J?Oeq p4 Cavpef
,ilIy .05 1110,5 Rem'ueets

C*ral Carpet CemO -IN Ne
Hwy 1753 (as5lSqcY, 3303113
WILSON NAIlS lUltIttull
bUY SELL TRADE
11111$ E First 1
501 III,

I4I, Serne I a,',p.msg eom'yr-enil
row'.or'ser irteP Nil ,ta'la,*
a (l.Icfpd A4 is tIle Herald
(ill 171 foIl em 131510) arid a
ad .te •ia
Va
Sl.ari Clean Y,. Care.
Reni Own Uing.u.a.

Go.mb&amp;

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Co
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SAL I' Sewed male Wed im'
am.om 1721114
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Fowling I PmeSiers(leanimg

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CAINOLL - 5 FURN,?UUI
303541

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SOC POtE

5304031.' 110 4lIIene5

RAWLEIGH
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Alfordaaie legal men. 'c• P ,se_ vt
m'.'n'rq t'51'maei5 ij
Cots, Eve. S 5,4'.',) Dl
1301 Hw 450
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tplenisunt 35' C.es. Ss•s,hnhjI
.OInl c abinel Reiuil.en $515.
Scianit $1?)
513 i's $1111 'a
.ermar'l, Call etu 1,14 dey or

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vaca"ess tinie a hal gel whaf
now 'sister ala,S, tin'0 .ltyii

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115 Al tOsS

a-,' ,-. , fl
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Area I 'ilinqs Ne.eed
Nv. Iul .5 Marie' ISv'
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'5 'odp.i (Ii 17) fl'S " I)'

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13401

5e01's.

AIw eslra lang. shaded 101 eu
maw'. CryStal Lase

ID-Autos for Sale
S,ai'bed Prvi.Iu,• %a,.pu

MInim,. $3105 each pace
SIsterS P,.r,at,iie Salvage
7131711 ll.,1153
Acr,i IrØn' Ianss "evil

sar', 'rig

fill Dry ps-sIng 151 or hid 'nor
la.,, a, J'hceun'I
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1519 sole &amp; ,ha., .iw
air-aged *""e 'lie, lash ga
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b,.ut1P5
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I. 'i.wn,s CI I 1ff '.1 71)5511

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C.NIGOPv SSOOiLE HOMES

't. Suaily.nq

Several model, ho Same Iron'
(all F C lCael *hitClirrSI

lho'ami,,'e ivisurinc,
S LI AC.i',(y
711 5054'. 1.I 7?'.

C.st 372 1132

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Si.ep sole roe 13451 &amp; •S
Aaf 5'c 51405 view tIC &amp; vi
'tIa4*sa.ds $15 &amp; t•
Sol,lo,d n,,,rm,i,,1r5 t'asaeagi
713 5TI t 'n, S it lay', Pure.

5-

j' rear!9 L
TIle Tins. TeS*5F.rm'
Rig Neal E$I,fe SeaI
INN Pars Aye
mat s
Nights 133 Idler 17)1*1 -

IT'S 'IN"
TO BE "OUT I

Recendit.em'sd StoneS in eMend I
L.n5weed area 511.501 Ii
$1101 Down p.,meruts staring
II 5100

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A 3113 Marl

a'ye'

tXlGrard,e.A.e M-ddi

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1it*IPI CItl,A $2110 Only I
t , •anmf"i under 5300
',I'i5Iy '0 qv.ailid buyer Lea
us'.' 00.5(155 137735 1

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I-replace sc mm eq II C
P45* U'-'-Im * AID bowed
deol.j landScaped 'ol 323 3113

MULTIPLI LISTING--REALTOR

sic Wi Ce'0l &amp;

"aitr5 vied. 575ff &amp; ,.p
Stail,r'se, "a 05 used

133 tieS

tIuT At PIAi.l Otitlus

HAL COIBERT REALTY

1.de,.

bhas• ye. si. en 3', a's. (op
Ilni &amp; Jewet$'% L.a

3310545

neil $31150

PARK

WORLD.

REALTORS
3431,

SPECIAL THIS Wits. •t
Vaiowua Cl I SN. 7 bath Eat

2565

EALTORS

m16 G

'31% l'ancs

Multiple LIstIng SerViCe

privacy bail tare III 110

The Real Estate Agency

Eve, 3711117

(*1 I STAtI A%ScJt ills
'..
a'bordi Saps L 550.1'
&amp; t4a I U
Sir, cc
tue.,. man, ii,.'' 5 "e
I IA
'4.a.n.. it, a' a", ,' '' '
I
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I
1-t'-"
Sanor a 5
''a-'I'. .a .r S. vs *..,i , 5
I .p%l ShIv &amp; %..i Too.5 Mi I il &amp; Sell S5e, He".es Iha,,
A'.,
i' ".
u,. 's., ,

Sanford's Sales Leader

055 Pan.led. $31

.11(10 ?OSELLWI)siswy
S ynt all in quit mice ne.ghN,
heed * a carpet. C N. sN,
4 5 Sly $13.01. ami len.

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no., 551 he bests uvip'

(aId be ari ollic, wits Gr.al Ill;
access Currently I SR l'o.'.

30'? 3 French

5,At,.'JlA I SANONA SOUl,.'
'If * 13..- ,
'v'ej •, Al
'ordeti,. P',es
SAlIvA &amp;
(Otis Ii'IA'I(,,.,, 511001 'u
51) Cl

Nr.ng your own eiasm 5,ItO,ni
teat II aireS em' Soil Spring

REALTY

"me . 'we.'nsesIel &amp; t'.mne,
5)41331 art.r 1 30 p -

s's pisu

ANY TIME

LOOKING FOR THE SIST1 - In
a I SR home' This em's 'son the
riven amid only tJ3,05

A C 'CI IT U I mirIam . ,.rst
iso Pimle(l,.is sill "eater

11111 lath
List I li,"It ll4sf Iii' I CS I
1.415 hi.. 'n' IaIr Porion ri
All C Slain' • Cl'v.ij &amp; "lv'
I Aires 0 'Cfld' NP,
AAM11A'Ibe, A 0,, •l

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IO0.l53ft n U ilde

EXTRA SPECIAL

I, 3. 3 Sedreon' AparIn'esst
.,a.Ieb.e Peel. •
INn',

Gel (114Cr - leperienCid Isis
lrm,, Ieltenilt WrayIS

Live is HitISlilper.

ehs.• units PisI, AdsISI

Sly, en Ladi Ada JeW 15 14
Airport Sled slut? St in Samlend
Call 333 SIll Mariner's VIllisi
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201 Comrnirclsl Sanford

Vetns Tag pay &amp; Steady rear
round sees. Cebla Seat Ca III
Silver Las, Rd

I)) 7545 1320711 71)11*7
MOSS irs

I, 11,4

I*at,,al &amp; Of,a'.c
ha ri5. te,uieeld cleaners &amp;
io'Sme'ss IptI •it ret..' Cal
H? Sell

Ion yO',s'. hr-i, a. r.l.ree.5'
Core 'o sChools I 5.(çç.m.4'
Ck'ily 11*100

.,i

E.Z TO BUYI

$

Or4,t.IB.m.S.Nesb

REALTOR 321 0640

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

50$

Ti$Sfi.psa Illicit,,
Rid

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WITP' REALTY,

Stemper Agency
RIALTOR maw,

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00$
50$

vi

ls'or, 151. l,bitt,. lam Sn.
l-r,piac, Inme. 5'. lop

SHOWS TH1$ FOR A STAR
Y( 5' 3 II, I Daih older hem.
lOt sled .n CiviSly Only 51000

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- ______ Sartierd-Fsir,u leem*
Grit.eus LI, vy 105 Ga,
From 01 m's. III ill)

Ill
S$

Table Saw Mae
Mail Pyivafi
HelpS' ArtiStic
Vending Mdsorio
Mechanic
SO Man
Oils AItSdanf
Dads Clerk

salary

Q'i4 ar,a INW I bath. Pla
,,nddeied I Ichemi 571.110

beawl,lut eeeded property 34 of
Savitoed r
snip 53501 ThiS
sen I last' Call today for 'ri
beaten

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50$
55$

Ce.

sMall

11701

LOOSING FOR ACREAGE'
Darien sa,s riquc,' If acres Of

%s4Sps

SI -

"lvi &amp; 5Nwb5 Irv,l 'rem.

Pttors

__________________________

*HA A SUP Cot, I ill I bath
name' Pi.lp( Ion SIa".d ham,.

123.10 Pitorie 33101% saow
morlguge bilanci equit,
Pee.lp reno.a'ed 7 apt bldg Only

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La", S Marl III Sai.to.'d Ard
5,,, &amp; Sell th tnCl .n .id
..,
ui y'Ø l 4P50i'e,es :o"

Va de'' believe "'at want ads
Mop 'eats try em's, and I,5t
'o ,on,. phone r- D'ai 123 laIl
lie III Nil

Isi 001'

yard. lanCed 'ii bock Siiti4l

I

10 5 55up - Ill 4,

'alp' 101 Aea,' lvi 'fumes Ig
II Sii Cabin &amp; Stan,
J'
lIIorC
t it, 45'
SPP
CASIaNTID 'ours 'or .41

I 01 yloge.., Lumsiamid Pvn'p in

right for the tent, also wants IS
ict a.a, Iron 'ce city 535714

lab,-,
515 i ass '.51 at Sated %ew.lig
(1.51cr Sa,'tetd piala P311111

SUf'IR I 55 I , 54i5 home ri
Sia,la,r'Pa,, Le&amp;t)a ihuip
Si ..iarp.l (1.4*550,'
ICC *AI5ANTCt3
lvi'

Payton Realty

I SEAUTIPUL MODERN
SNIC. HOME Gin.,a
SiSvatp4 en 4 ye ott 3 55. 3
bit',, C Pl&amp;A and Ft Rn J5t

ty5

ilininu I I

As-'id hisS (bPs
Ia,I Modes C'e .
'te 75nir Ci 1 71? .s'

aI-Wanfod to Buy

ala I Usmimone auto tig lag 0

UtIIIELiESAS1I I Ii I bath
sect or-. on p ua'dwae,d

leg Neal (Shell S'slen
313 30) Diver N.gIiv
7140 Hiawatha at 1113

Iiba'l,.eCll&amp;A Li bS(kvd
all llnCed its Neat as a pus and
dm051 tee *11 pe FHA 0. VA
Aikeig 175.111

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$11 54 Pt.l1 A,,.'. I payments
Ire. or- r'g fee en $53 cash

st a wcwpel ( H&amp;A &amp; lou,'
PP. **IlA'I?ID 0",

a -I's"., L

UPel Cites, Inc

FOR EVERYONE!

rt

A.v'.'n San-i'.
e'r-i'3"1'o- 54.1
C a tat ilti

ASSUME

tusSled Ado Ni the 5"%uiiPtI b'q
'*% .ln"s tlu will tni

YOUR DREAM HOUSE
her? 5 a home witS aul rite ..Iras
ataprcs rou(an attend III

REALTOR

IN WORK

TO

CIIB
U

NIAL TOP 373 1.11

Op busy 1153. NV trSnfaga
Suildimi's IS • II This beer &amp;
.'r'e bar las been in busin.55
oven 71 yrs • san'. ewnor New
read, le resirC Price $55.01
'nCludes building. fislurl's &amp; I

WE BELIEVE

n-

$13,750

____________________________

S-ngert Whu' Etc
00 30'eStIl 14
Paya low as II psi p

REALTY
IIAuT1PUL4IR lba'or-e'rn
I(itle'il Aelh5,rPeod' L
Sd iped con 'se, 'or 'Omus DR

AS S

''w"S'l'e$SO
._.s_:.22.7 'ill
..'
Wial 'a.-' .' r".' ."
eerier
el• Ma',
M' 4'. 'e'5* ' a ( aisled
£j
(ala
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'
el'inm' a•
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-,
I;' 71'' -. 5) I1

Repossessions

MS 01'

Le'gear,,aI .nk.ftr.e.s l',batS
'erg, Wmuemid portS Ag, 010cr
horn,, but a us am PVuse Ion on,

space a.a.l DOWNyOCi.
Savilerd I 400 Sq Fl his &amp;
LPaseNeg 387341

En.

t.ngr. Mli's, fit
r r', 175 51 'S NJ is

STE N STROM

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-,..

Cars Rermved

S..n''m :ve Aier-m5 a' mum
5, ma
1.1 1511 ::: '751

repair charges

O9portuntp

ISEOROOMI%TORr

lou Ihe high uI it 1113 itte
spit. N.. modern building
32)1101

FAMILYSAR

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p,v'323.5176

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24-4snAlWts ooi1wtlis
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alive or dead, and if lead, thel?
unlioen heirs. legalees. leyqees,

AL THEA C or
MARGARET j GRIFFtN
Address Ijnusniu.n,
YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED
15114 e' action te esta14ists an

Mowing

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C
GRIFFIN
end
MARGARET J GRIPFIN. whether

NOTICEOFACTION

21-Sftenho.n

ADULTS 7173337

psni needed 14 anas Must hard
e.perlowl 1t1OMC. Mercusey.

paisteble lull en '114 pnSllrty
Cam I.andwrvga(m,me,eitw
located is the Came, SI $ea,lnel,
VICTOR I W000MAis, ei*e turn, nisi been, liN,
aas.. yam Yeu are
it *unleis., Nalees, Ward 5. required Is
vo a copy it your
WlsdIsa', A ,Pgsa OWNs See
, anitfoedeN,, lIan$LI,&amp;ARY U
Wurlar Park. F4a 21751, at MASSEY.
Eequt,re. if Sraci,
te,ne, fIr P41.110 in me aieve
Waen &amp; Usfs's. 355 Eas
Wylel adO, em or bOre ISo *7* Mmwp,
Semoran SewlsvaNI, AHaNe.,
10* sf,ousaitss, Iprmnigs, CONS,
327*1, P44'sl*.gs
flSnt by ONoul wut So laden erWforlJuf,3Nf.$ite.,Ni
N, IRs relief doesw enihiel sic 1515
COt
If *5 amee
is 'gsf5f,
Styled Crt siffie, So*e levi. en
TNS Nefica
elI So Pr.ibuiined Ptaod,ff or
*aify N,$.J,
eneewswaest, Nwrcasepu$m,e
en.• a Judgment MOY Seen
0114$ is The 5,055, *5S4t
Ieee. against yew N, lie relIef
WITNESS *5h05itm5 Cli,?. it
nawe is tile ('*0405
lie CWcwI Cam?. SeesIn
Candy,
WITNESS my Mid ild seal it
Florida. HiI *5
*5 Sf June, this Cart em tag 3rd a., ci
'nil.
P11
(SEAL)
SEAL)
ANN, . Sec
ARTHUR N SIC*at'Pss, i
C*tWN,C*$ Ciwl
Clerk lli Circ*I Crt
•
:P14ai
.
.
,.
5! SeItyM.CIpps
COB
Depify Clerk
Juni 51, II, 11, My I, 7075
11II4II JOf15 25 July). I). IS. I01
.OE'VII7

ii

*315005

5(011014,
511"wSr II'S

'riu"e

'is.

5. II) ad')

Ii (aced Nec,

307$.,

TV bà, I.... ii Vi.wo..
Ii,.!.kI4 freo 1JZN
VAJN* CONV PINANCHES-NO BLOW COWN PAYMENISI

U.S. UI) -

Dfldleeet Ivg eelS us *it $5!t fris
en UdLee, N
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ma

.5..

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NEEDED' $71 00 per hundred

1150 French Ave

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37-Sueinsss PIvy.wt

Stutheni amid MailerS URGENTLY

Ptalnl,tf,

Witava4foN,g(useama,,s

JudCW(W4,InN,-'

ASsisIwit Maindenanc, Man for
aol Cos,'ple. in Sashed Call
73)4430 &amp; asS tor Mrs Boyd

AL THEA

aC(Orllhg to the PIN tluerlsf. named en deSCribed Defesidaisis
,gca,a is PIN I
tI, Pg 0. pert,.s claiming adveew wider or
to
Putbili R.ceem it SenseleSS County, the Iwids
and Plaintiff-i untercof
FlorIda.
Ilurein,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

County, CONS. Yew anid eec?. it
yew are Seep5 resuirel to fits pair
Ay with Ihi Clark it tie CW(wlt

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BOAT SUILDERS
Illeismdoutbsird .idallal,eni e.

and creditors. en. parties ctalmng
Dy. teaougn', utnOer or .alhusy *5th
all Claimants. p,nsens, en

at line of application Apply
Carnolll CilruS Nursery. Hwy
Iii Oviedo

RIPE TOMATOES

County.

eescvsee prenty. to sit:
pantc% idetal or corporate, or
Lit 1, 501"B,' DRUID HILLS whowevadtIegaIsIati5af,
ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION, staining esder any ci the eSeve

ents Sow I
property his
Wiri instituted Saislf POW II the
Clrcwll Caurt SI ISo lIgiIL,..,tu.

Av Repr,,.nlat,,,
Cail 544 3015

S*IETCORN

17. iliCItrsve. *EKIVA
HILLS, SECTION SEVEN. ac
cording tO tIle P114 Icerf as
r,oSrded in PIaI lisa ti Page, SI
and is. Pu,bli Recerds it Seen..,
Cemf,. Florida
Arthur t'i Sedl.ith. Jr

NOTICE OF SUIT
TO.

AVON OPENS DOORS
T0 find oil hew you can become an

332 144,)

Ha.e some an-p.m'g eqy.emSnf
you no len,ee uli' SpII , au
m
a Clan's 'ad Ad mi The Herald
call 132 foIl or 1)1 lee) arid
tr,entisv ad ,,,e' sill hel you

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Nirseq *orsnr. Uw51 5, esper.
owis Hairs &amp; wages discussed

ZELLWOOD

at

GUANOETTE

alt. n..ota fly 1110 t apf

9-Good Th1n

S.m.r,ole C.inly. Floni,
LetS 1 51, incIVSlve. WECtvA
HILLS. SECTION OIl!. itcending
to the Flat thereof as recorded is
Plal bode 20. Page 4. Public
R.cørds of Sanhuneol, Ceunty.
Florida

time

IRecegiunist,. ParI lime gUard

&amp;SR *.Sasitoranioa

Said *totnd 411041 iccenpell the
I.IloWM "dese,Mei avbis of

GARY C MASSEY.

Iwil

Wecial Wndly &amp; Monthly R.
TIuoNe,. Sanford Irwil I

an tfti($iv dat,

CAll NO; 7BIIRCA.ge.J

Pa lOSe

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ta..S Cithmri the district, and

IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT OP tIll
I$N?UUN?N JUDICIAL Cli.
CVI?, IN AND FOR SUMINOSU
COUNTY. FLORIDA

UNIMP5,U,t. Sever again it
you Psi,, secere leslre &amp; am',
bit ie't Sinieus Osily Please call

a,i

Reliable Chill care in my home
Teaoiing &amp; Iiwrwy eip
373 sacs

IN THU CIRCUS? COVET. 11,11
Clerk t th
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
Board or Cairif p
$IMIMO4..0 COUNTY. FLORIDA
Concm.nI.n.r1
in ani for
CFVII. ACTION NO. 7$'IZIi.CAIIO
Spmin.ia
County. Florida
WINTER
PARK
FIDERAI,
SAVINGS
AND
LOAN Publish Jlilii iS. 1571
0EV 11$
ASSoCIATION. ill.
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Plaintiff,
Vi
HEDGUN EtITERPRISIS. INC.
SIc • Cf al,
Ditlhldaiti

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Ni?

asseliments or

Seminole

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l6ecvke 1305469•
Slag Supply Laborer
5371t'.r
asinaif loan
$taawe
ll5vSlitory Control
Clink
5tW.s
Man, Mon. Job, Cao ..' "oa,
- LETS St HOPISS'T
It you eeriest teoa.ng toe a new
career y wOWtdn t be rsaluig
tIli5 ad, arid .Iw wwSnI leei.ng
lee semoor's I. * a Id this ad
01w1Sc't be lien. II tey wand the
eppoctvniity Is elm Three ye
Clime Hundred dollars a we...
call I
433 $103 anytime Sir
ete.de4 mess.11.
Da, Sin Mull
Looking foe
Pull &amp; Part Time Muds &amp; Co5s
App'y ri person
Va,, Inn Sairtord

German Sliegeerd, Mile. List
lien as isa Grand Sfrud Ave
Lake Ma', 83 REWARD rn

nromtheS,minCleCa,rityC,rd

of

iiE astern Personn.li

DIVOIC(-S3050 - Guava,,,
Free let fs KIT. 5..
___!s1st.aJsa FL SiN) lii 47

providing toe Severability. eiCIuMoIi

Records
Florida
La's I

Ines

Ia's,
32)7)7)

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cordng I the Plas Ih,reof as
altor,s.y or mmediatlh, thit,after, recorded in Flat SoeS IS. Page 54.
otherwise a 0.-fault mit be entered Public Records Of Seminole Count,.
against yeutortheretoef$emanded Florid,
'the CempIa.at and amendment IS
Lots I
42. iri(IutIve, WCCIVA
complaund
HILLS SECTION FOUR. according
WITNESS my hard and seal of the Piaf thereof as r,cicded In P114
this CCitt iii Jun's Slit. till
Boos 70. Page 55, Public Records it
ICOUIT SEAL)
Sem.nole Cajnty. Florida
ARTHUR H $ECKWITH. JR
Lois I ii. incl,ji,,e. MEKIVA
Clerk of bite Circu.l Court
StILLS. SECTION 11*. according to
lp Jeans I. Wilke
the P114 thereof as recorON in Plaf
Deputty Clerk
boos 30. Pages 11 and 3$. PusIc
GEORGE C CELLEY. III. PA
PD So' 1117
Apops.a Florida 27703

5* Sai.I.ed Ave

Before

)-tIpnd

For A New Home'
under GevermeeI tvds*I
111.11. Iaroarage.CN&amp;A.e
a carpet
d Iealwn 5)500
ow,, 711 fltl 1e.iil SCu5.ng

77-Juv*

A$-ePiSuh,,

.4'I'

Rig RseIIStaIeSr,a,r

323

Sa

Just pay

BATEMAN REALTY

M.$, Caupie No pets Lu

)030

$200 Mo

Can You Afford

tiebO,.r4 bOil COdS &amp; tenn•5
12? a00

Furnished

Yard Wafer $ Garb Ir

-MscslIa,eous for

ReIlt •.th Oplien 11 C 14&amp;A
senile
si,.,
'''i

er 1SR TriOs
AdultS Only 11.3 P05
'SI) Pans De . Sansera

NOVICE
NOTICE is hereby ppm th the
bard Of County CommissIoners it
S.m.nOle County. Florida. shall CI
10 Xa in • or at soon ther,arter as
posSible, on 1151 7SIP, day of July.
5515. hOld a public P'earing a' the
Seminole County Courthouse, Room
201 Sanford. Florida. tocsr'.id,r tue
adoption of the following ordinance
Lii ordnance reletitig Is sam'fi,d
areas of the sininCO?perat,d
t.,r.tofi.5 of Symiriole County,
Florida. creating the WeSiva Hill5
Street LighIng District, to be sri
titled the WeIlva Hills Street
Liqstung
District Ordinance,
provid.r.g 'or definitions. providin!
for povernance of the district Dv tse
board of County Commn,ssion,rs.
prOviding Ion mnainlenance and
operation or street light 5 withiA Itie
d.Stricl. crealung an Advisory
Soend sIfting forth fiSCal and
Ia,at,on prer,is. •npewtrbng

THREE,

32)755.

lLinuesloinsmw,,,

Publication
Sunday - Noon Friday

DCV ItS

HILLS. SECTION

alien lvi, If, Adults preferred

fl_4ibiW9

Noon The Doy

foreclo,easvoeig.gehasb.enlflI.d
against you and you are requited to
Lois I
it. 'S,CIubt,e. WIKIVA
serve a cepu of tour enutten HILLS. SECTION TWO, according
d,n,n,.s. if any, toll or' OEORGE C
t the Plat thereof as reco,4 In
KILLEY. III, P.A • Plaintiff's Plat Sods 70. Page e, paioi.c
attorney. whose address i5 P0 Se. Rerd, of Seminole County,
tin. ipopie, Florida. 37103. 015 5' Florida
besot, JUIp IllS. 151$. Slid file the
LoIs I 5). inCluSive. *IKIVA
OrliiieIwithtlieCIerkitthusCOIlrl
Cititit before Service on PLSintitt's

Comrieaetat, remodeled belIer
"s
superb cemist Lea
U"l.I'e-i. mamlemiamsc, &amp; tales
TMint suet, aesrer.ale Call for
' eves Ill Ifs)

LasnMar,3SDUMFurri 'I

Sanford. Florida - between the
hourS it I 30 a in and S 00 pm,
Monday through Friday
Wrultencommen$scOriCirnuviethus
M.f cation should be directed to
Lois Martin. Manpower Division.
First Street md Park A,e'e.
Sanford. Florida. 17771
SEMINOLE COUNTY
COMPREHENSIVE MANPOWER
DIV 1110$
First SIred arid Park A,,muS
Sanford. FlOrida 37771
PbtiSh June II. '.75

'tsi levy it specl

lkaIlIw
)Sc a lime
3k a lime

DEADLINES

Moditicatioris may be
r,vooSO at the Manpeecr DivIsion.
SPrees and Park A,Scue.

250 Edwards Suldeig
North Park Avue
Sanford. Florida 37771
AlIens., N, Pg4fior
Publish June?. II. 35. 25. SiTs

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TREE LINED SIRIE 1% 11401
OAILANO 11.0.1%
C's,. P.
niervtti.ng)le 75a'it (w&amp;a

TOWNHOUSE
3 55 I, bath. Sewer, wallr, lade,
car, pad $723 me I yr ie.w
73I Pars Ave lii 1,1)
lminacuiale 3 SR. 3 bath lenced
yard 5231 st &amp; last A,ailabe

RATES
111mg
3 cafusecutuva tUne,
lcoeescvNvetemg

III P Ni
MONDAY ttur, FRIDAY
SATURDAY SHoe's

Grant

£IURT N FlITS. ESQUIRE

83-9993

CLASSIFIED DEPT.•

Car55 program for youth apes
lIlt else reside *ith,n 34mnole
Count,

Ciacs ef tue Circ*.t Count

Orloido - Winter PGrk

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CLASSIFIED ADS

Wedmeidat. Julie II. t?I-t1ii

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lA-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl.

Wedø,s4ay,JunelL17l

OURSELVES

'Can Population Support It

V vsela5 Herald. Sanised, Pt.

PWTICS

County Balks At Shopping Center

Speaker

be supported b the ar e a i,is1i*i under 44'ie- of the 5SO4JJd be able to IUVe up some laiflhl) getting ocrlic5. but to A line of miscellaneous 3*cr
population for several car. East (rntral Florida Regional Land for the possible road u
the girl going to get her hair would be located in the western
(ommisaicrier 11111 Kirdth.If Planning Commission panslons
edge of the land lacing
dressed or buy drugs. "
A sho,pping center, slightly suggested the center inictt
(ommlsaion Chairman l)kk
Fielding said he would not Tuscawilli ".At the south
largerthanthetnterate-Mall, pose aproblcsninligj4toftratil.
Williams questioned the need change the design ofthe center end o1 the site would bsaLarge
'I don't think they
is being planned for 41 acres on studies done in that area
for such a large center
until county staff gathers ad- grocery, three movie theaters
the Southw est coiner of Red
'lkcause of the angle of the
There may be some need for ditional information on the and a restaurant.
need 40 acres
Hug and Tuicawilla Roads liter s"it ,r, l think Tipton ant
a tumotiunity shopping center impact of the center in the area.
In other action Tuesday. the
However. wnlngfoi' the projert Asv,ciates imnsultantu fflit
there, but I don't think they
Several large chain stores are commtlslon voted to keep the
rinht
ls being held upb) the semmole like to look at this ide.i'
need 40 acres right now," said interested in locating in the Motor Vehicle Inspection
t'oir4y Conuntasion.
commented Kirchhoff
Williams,"This complex here proposed center, according to station at Casaelberry open
h-iir,n',n %%ihlj',rnw
The commission Tuesday
Tipton and Ajs*iates has
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Fielding. However he declined Saturdays. The move was made
night delayed until July 25 a tireii working with the past iirign,' noted Kirchhoff
The shopping center ma flOt to reveal an) names Fielding to comply with a state mandate
decision on developer Edward Central Florida Regional
tJltuioitel&gt; both of those be able-to be scaled down, said also declined to reveal the requiring cOlxitlei to keep one
Newton Yielding', request for a Planning Commission to roads will probably be four or Fielding.
station open all day Saturday.
exprn.se of the center
re-zoning to change the land itctablisli ii design for directing six lanes.' said Woudy I'rice.
'The various concerns we
The proposal calls for 2.754
The hours of operation teethe
from agricultural to retail traffic around the Orlando
ount planner.
have talked to have indicated parking spaces at locations on station will tw from l:1$a.m.to
CotnZnii'vIaI Use.
nletropol,tlan area
Fielding and Jack Glatt. they are interested in a larger the site. A bank would be 513 p.m. Saturday,. The
Commissioners expressed
There is a pottthilit&gt; of aT l,t,,ttir,. Lpcz and A.csajciatrs. center,' said Fielding. 'They located on the north end of the Casoelberry station will be the
doubt that such a center could over-pass being located at that
iStt't Park, conceded the) want to appeal not only to the proper-t) near the intersection. Only one open 3*1 days a reeL

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On Trade Panel

Seat

took Of The Week

By MAX ERKIIZtIAN
Herald Staff Writer

IN BRIEF

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House Speaker
Don Tucker wants to serve on a trade com•
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office in November.
The Central and South American and
Caribbean Trade and Development Cornmission was saved from death in the
Legislature through Tucker's personal in.
fervent ion.
Its three partlime members draw no pay.
but would travel extensively at taxpayer's

expense.

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House Minority Leader William G. James, ft.
Delray Reach, citing his 10 years of experience as a slate legislator, says he is
running for the GOP nomination from the 11th
Congressional District.
James will be running for the seat occupied
the last 12 terms by U.S. Rep. Paul G. Rogers,
t).E'Ia., who last week announced his retirment following the current term.

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Patricia Taylor is a Sanford Patricia offers this advice:
runes'e U i'moeneler, and cook NEW F7'IGL4ND PUT ROAST microwave oven 13 nun., turn
native. In fact, her family to
l
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beginning a sixth generation u oven ese
steam
will
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cover
raN,
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huh tTietI. RIlitOTS from
here.
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2 Up seoned salt
heist most ttierutoaietet alter
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175 fograra. Gu'sgjh
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35 mm. cooking tow. Check
that used to be swamps where
rout with reserved fruit
I garlic dove, mashed
doneness, Cook $ nint SnOte if
we played when we were kIdI
U%ER AND ONIOP
(Refrigerate unused Juice
2 hey eaves
mote well-done raN is desired
My grandfather', cow PadIWe
mixturefor later me as ham or
Few w hole allspice
Miles I'll 51fl1htl
Cook I slices bacon
II now a hosing development,"
pork bade I Mates $4w
4 11* bottom round ro.
l'onveiutkmal cooking.
she said.
I cop finely Chopped onion
'"Part roast In marinade as
together in a 10 In. ceramic
Conwntlonal cooking: Place
Mis
Patricia is an advocate of
buttermilk
with directed Brown roast in
skim
microwave cooking and often
seasonings to make a TRap vegetable oul in a Dutch
Remove bacon and Onions. port in rooting pan. fat
up, bade with warm fruit
mannade. IIaee meat in large ofen
preseiis cooking schools
ui
. Add about I cup 01
cop flour
and 1sUP, sauce. Road wicgver,4, at 33$ bowl, add manmade. Cover; reserved marinade. Cook,
locally. "I have been fascinated salt in plastic bag with
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pound
degr,,,
with microwave ranges ever
refrigerate oienulgtg, turning covered tightly, over low heat
thin sliced liver,
allowing 35 to 3$ nun.
roast several limes. Drain for S hours
nisce I saw my first one when I
Cook In skillet with bacon
was 14. The entire Home
drippings 4 min.
Economics class went to see a
Tom liver and cook addemonstration and from then dIftOIMI 4
on, I ranted one," she recalled
Now with her own appliance
FR UTIED P0811 ROAST
store, Patricia is doing work
Wit loves. She is bUsY pulturilt
I can (I', 01.) sliced
the finishing touches on an pineapple
entire working kitchen, which is
i cop spiced crab apples
in one corner 01 the tort's new
14 c. juice from frills into
location.
1-3 cup brown sugar
"Everything will be in
Up auspice
,
working order and I hope to
4 cup wine vinegar
hold cooking schools here in the
I port loin 44-3 lbs. I
Fail," she said.
Microwave coo" Is at a
Drain 1-3 cup Juice from
peak at the present time, ac fruits into a 2-cup glass
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Takes so much heat out of the spice. Cook in microwave oven
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fat
saving factor. Besides. I think side do wn, in 2 qt.
vegetables tastebetter
e Cook In oven 10
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better for you. Once you learn roast with warm trial
to use one, you don't have the turn dish around
Il degrees in
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tendency to overcook the oven. Cook 10 mm. more Turn
vegetables. So many people Just roast fat side up, bade. Cook 10
throw things In a pal and boil miss, more. Check Internal

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sugar.salt and
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cinnamon. CM in butter with
Bring 14 cups water to boil, man, tatsing dish every I)
mixture is cnanbly. Sprinkle dir in I cup rice, I tsp salt servaite. Coo
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Wednesday, June is, tire

Nothing Surpasses Apple Treats
For Old-Fashioned Heartiness

Enjoy An Outdoor Feast On The Fourth
Plcnlsar well uparades
are an important part of
America's independence Day
celebration, and fireworks
than the sps*flgtg with good
food. ft's an occuim fori feast
to enjoy with relatives, neigh,
hers and friends,
Perplexed by what to serve
for thIs July jubilee? For an
idesi salute to the Fourth,"
roast a boneless pork loin to
Wilder juicy perfection on the
outdoor rotisserie or In a
covered grill. A besrsparkad
bsrbecue sauce, brushed on
during cooking, will supplesned that great post flavor
In delicious (ashion. While the
udidng arena fills the air and
triggers appetites, arm 1.11
cool drinks along with a lady
hit pimiento cheese dip In its
own foil "saucepan," a convenisot cooking container,
Bread diets on fresh
vegetable make Ideal dippers,
For other menu selecticiw,
prepare Tomato Star Salads
and Stuffed Swnmer Pears.

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Filled with a delicious spicy
ralsuinut mixture and wrapped
in foil bundles to keep them
tender and flavorful, fresh
pears provide a dessert spec.
tacular when cooked on the gflfl
while the barbecued pork is
carved and served.
Since a holiday is for an to
enjoy, a woart cook counts on
aluminum foil to ease
preparation and clean-up
chore,. Cooking food in foil
packets on the grill eliminates
scouring pans, while a fod•Iined
grill not only aids clean-up but
helps reflect heat for even
cooking,
One good outdoor meal
Inevitably demands another, so
plan a pork encore for a future
backyard get-together. Plc.
nickers'
Pork
Steaks,
marinated In pineapple juice
flavored with soy sauce and
ginger, are especially good
broiled over ashcovered coals,
For other picnic pleasers,
combine peas and mushrooms
in a foil packet for grilling with

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spread inside with a tangy
thlieonlon butter, in foil, too.

rotisserie over foil drip pan
surrounded with ash.covernd
COILS and cook at low to
CELEBRATION PORK
moderate temperature to well
done (170 degrees F.. Allow 2
LOIN ROAST
Ito 6-pounds boneless pork lop to 3 bows cooking time. When
loin roast (double)
the rest med thennamater
2 tablespoons brown sugar
regldars 1* degree F. brush
2 tablespoons cornstarch
pork with sauce. Continue
I can 112 ounces beer
cooking to well done (170
I small onion, chopped
deters F.), brushing with
cup catsup
UC OttIslcnally.
's cup vinegar
Note: To cook roast on
teaspoon fennel seed
covered grill, follow grill
I z teaspoon salt
manufacturer's direction.,
2 drops hot sauce
turning toed several times
Combine brown sugar and during cooking to an internal
cornstarch in saucepan. Add temperature of 170 degrees F.
beer, onion, catsup, vinegar,
fennel, salt and hot sauce and
PiMIENTO CHEESE
cook. stirring constantly witH
DIP
thickened; cook slowly 10 1 package (1$ ounces
minutes and reserve. insert pasteurized process cheese
rotisserie rod through exact spread cubed
center of roast and balance '.cic dry white wine
roast on rod, using prongs to I hard cooked egg, chopped
hold meat to place. insert meat 2
tablespoons
chopped
thermometer, angling it so bulb pUnhentostsEf.d green olive
is in center of road, but not Asserted velletables arid brood
resting in fat or on rod. Place on sticks for dipping
Mold an II'tnch square of
heavy duty alwnlnssn foil over
a large can r other object that
will provide a saucepan shape.
Remove foil and crimp down
edge to make a rim. Combine
dire.., wine, egg and olives in
the foitonade saucepan. Cook
over ash,coven.d coals, stirring
with a wooden spoon, about *
minutes, or intl cheese malts
and ingredients are blended.
Use assorted "gelableis and
bread sticks for dippings
servings.

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pieces
1 cup uncooked elbow macaroni
cup diced cdery
s,csç mayosmalse
cup sweet pickle relish

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remove to absorbent paper.

Cook macron In Ilina jaki
water according to package
directions; drain throNy.
Add celery, mayonnaise, pickle
rthsh, onion and half of bacen
to maccull and mix lightly to
combine
evenly.
Chill
therv4111y. Before serving, cut
each tosnate tate 4 to I w ailp
leaving wedges attached at
te (dim end) of tomato;
spread wedge apart and
sprinkle cut surfaces of
tomatoes with salt. Place '4 etc
of macarel mutes in ceder
of each tomato. Sprinkle
remaining half of bacon over
macaroid. I servings.

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Bartlett pears
cup butter or marMine,
softened
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2 tablespoons chopped nita
2 tablespoon. raisins
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Pare upper half of pears;
core leaving a small plug to
b.1t*n end. Thin bottoms so
pears will daud Ict1t; place
each onasquarsol heavy duty
alimumin foU large esmugh to
permit adequate wrapping.
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brown sugar, nuts, nouns end
cinnamon; duff each pear.
Puss I teepee water over
each pee. Being 4 miners of
foil . together in a pyrsold
ships. Fold the openings
cIsti
loosely to allow for
heat circulation and .spsnelo
by folding over ends end
pressing to package. Dill
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coversd
cools for 11 to
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fall either since crunchy, green
Granny Smith apples are in
season now through August
1xt-ellent for cooking, their
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fresh and lively after heating
how long has it been eutcr
you've savored the fragrance of
an apple pee baking in the oven'
t;rafln)"s Upside-I)own Apple
Tart is an easy twist on that

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Smith sppks
6 tbsp softened butter, divided
1 cup sugar, divided
Pastry for one 94rici pie
crust
Core and peel apples, cut into
"s-inch slices Spread 4 IaWeepoons butter over bottom
and sides of a baking pan to 10
In -ties in diameter and about 2
inches deep. Sprinkle 'i cup
perennial family favorite sugar evenly over bottom of
Plenty of butter and sugar at pan Arrange apple slices in
the bottom of the pan, biked to pan, sprinkle with remaining '-i
a sweet glaze under mounds of cup sugar; 44 with remaining
apple slices
2 tablespoons butte,. Roll out
pastry dough to a circle lot
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DEAR READER
Its
Probably going to lake a lot
longer than you had on.
ticipeted. Walking while you're your column abed low IPtITh
nadiethelpslo..4Iasof cond. I have a s.4ge*ion for
might MO(t. I
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3POU•f MI 1 d is similar problem and the man
fat, not mIe. In addition ft had been taking extremely hot
41
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add them op over a year's time had something to do with the
man's tiIertthty. I don't know
41 become
You shouldn't think of the whether this would help or not
tun requires t walk so match but It's JIat I SUUedIOfl.
DEAR READER— And tia
alk
n the distance
Walking a mile, for most $O0 SUUUOfI, D*CSle Its
people, Is evaknt to using true that excess heat can cause
about 50 or calories. U it sterllity.Therehave even been
IIe applying heal to
takes you 30 rnth
to walk a
the tedides as means of both
mile you'll only be using be
50 calorIes. There are 3,50 control. I haeten to add that
calories In a pound of body fit, these dudes are experimental.
At that rate It would take you I don't wad to trigger any
70 days to lose one pound of trap fade that 111101$ result
body fat if walking is all You're from that Idea.
There we many causes for a
going to do. Even so, with that
little effort of walking one mile low sperm coot In some U
adayyoawouldgetrtdcda dai the count can beiln.
little more than seven pounds of proved and in others it cannot.
body fat over a years time. is Regarding temperature, I
you're able to walk a little more might point out that a
each day of course you'll get varlcocel,, which is literally
vITICoIe veins of the testicles,
more benefit out of it.
The bed program for morn Is a factor in causing sterility In
people to a combination of some meq Why? Because the
sensible exercise and moded normal cirtulatlon keeps the
reduction In cables. When testicles somewhat below
both are done conslatently over normal body temperature. With
sofhiclont period of time this large varicoceles and the
usually produces results. But it circulatory stagnation that
does require patience and that results the normal tem•
means that you'U have to wait perat*re control mechanthn is
more than fIve days to see the lotnelanes out of kilter. In
results. To give you such a these Instances correction of
program I'm sending you MW the vwkocele may improve the
Health Letter number 4.7, sperm count and fertility ofthe
Weight Losing Diet. Others who man involved.
wad this Information can send
The avoidance of heat and,
50 cents with a tong, damped, for that matter, tight un•
sell-addressed envelope for It to derwear or any other factor
an In care of this newspaper, that interferes with the normal
P.O. Boa 1551, Radio ('fly temperature
control
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DEAR DR. LAMB — I read improve male fertility.
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who tend to drag their feet.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec.
21) Now Is the time to can at.
You are sot apt to lake a back tention to yourself for
ad we soft ysse and sits, something you've bandied
the ousgs you Wed to "dy. Yaw tajada,Ulnet
UV'.0 your I11I5UrL uiwssa, go tmapwecaieo If 1110 right
Your auseilivene will win new party knows of it.
laurels for you.
CAPIUCORN (Dec. 234an.
CANCER (June 21-July 23) 9) Things you've learned from
Yours the cetalyd to bring experience can now be if.
people together today. In work fectively used In a social
Of in play. You lull muIda tot, sttustlon. Be bold. Try II.
become It'll be tim. Having
AQUARIUS (Jan. 3GFeb. 1$)
ttmEMe selecting a career? Information could surface
Setul for your copy of Adm today thati bring about some
Graph Letter by mailing 50 activity on what was a cow
cents for each and a long, adS. fideidial matter. You'll come
.d, damped envelope to 0 smelling like roes.
addressed,
Adro4irapli, P.O. Box 41*,
PISCT2 (Feb. 20Msrth 20)
Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Talking to one who Is active and
Be sure to specify birth sir. shares Interests with you will
LEO (July 23-Aug. 33) You umpire you to spring Into actlon
impress others far more on your Ideso today.
favorably than you may realize
ARM (March 21'Aprll II)
today. t7u becomes even more Extra effort pays extra
evident If a competitive dividends today, especially
situation arises.
when you go out 01 your
to
VIRGO AUg.D.&amp;pt.fl)No be of assistance to someone
one can do more with your ideas else.
M this time than you can
TAURUS (April 20'May 20)
yuw'ieIz. Assume a leadership
You'
ll do well today In any By (Jewsid Jaeeby
role. Putthom Into action,
situation that permits you to alkil Alan
LIRRA (Sept. 23.*. 33) A exercise your IsUtlailve. Be a
a era know
Pat on the back which you self-starter. Don't wait on about ,ying a Ler on a
loser. lithe opponents are
secretly needed will be coming others.
certain to win a trick.
from several friends today. It
GENIM (May 21-jwie 20)
a loner on
will help you get op a full head More things will get done on-loser rule It. The loser,
Is as old as
01 deom.
around your house today than bridge Itself. Rut,
with
$L't*PIO (Oct- 24-No,. 21) you counted on. Another matrules. there are e*c,p
lions.
Be sure to xe clate with active energetic, hilpIul p ers on willSouth
won ttie opening
people today. You're not in the jwnp In and
dharottour bur. hea
heart
rt load with the king and
mend to be tied dawn by those little.
out the wretched news

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net and led a heart which
drew the lack, queen and
ace.
Neil came the key play.
throwing a winner on a
loser Declarer led dummy's
lack of diamond.s and tji.scarded his 10 of hearts it
was a brilliant stroke,
East could not get a heart
tuft. He could get three club
tricks it he held the ace of
that suit, but South knew
where that ace was. Fast
had passed originally and
had shown up with the king.
queen of spades and ace of
diamonds.
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discard one club on
dummy's 10 of diamonds
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spades, two diamonds and
one club.
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winner on loser he would
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clubs, one diamond, one
head ruff
his partner's
confidence.
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reason why 33 million people
play bridge in this country.
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A bill to the Seminole County Commission for payment of a
psychiatric examination of Ernest Payne. who was convicted two
weeks ago of murder in coiu,ectlon with the death of his father
Oct. $, 1577 was said "on a wing and a prayer,' said Assistant
Slate Attorney Ralph Erika
today.
rlksaon successfully prosecuted Payne and submitted the bill
to the commission. The conumsaslon has delayed action on
payment in hopes of gaining more infonnatlon.
Following a brief review of the request for payment. Cornmission Chairman Dick Williams commented Tuesday that more
information was needed. Commissioner John Alexander
suggested the Item be tablod and that more Information be ob
tamed prior to a vote on the payment.
In most cases, according to Erlk.uon, a court order is sought to
secure a psychiatric examination. However. Payne was
examined prior to the fit-.6 or formal charges, said Erikeson.
A Judge could order apsychiatric examination only after for.
mal charges had been made, according to Erlkaaon. Those
charges had not been filed, said Ertksaon, because he did not
know the extent of charges that could have been flied.
'Those two deputies were In pretty bad shape.' noted Ertkaaon,
"we dl
want to tile on him Until we knew what we had " Two
deputies were wounded in a gunbattle with Payne following the
murder.
Payne had been arrested about lam. the day after his father's
murder. The first psychiatric examination was made about 330
p.m. the same day, according to Enluson.
"I don't know what salutary authority or power we have to

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WILL BE AT

word fur the da today for participants
in the Sanford Recreation Department's

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summer program.

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thoughts and plans for their nest muse,.
Brenda flask. II, photo right, takes her
cue as she Ilnee up her nest shot on the pool
(able. Meanwhile, aseas from the official
fun and games, I%'year-old Todd Lace
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Agreement Reached

San fordmPblic
By U'A)NAKD KRANSIM)KF
herald Staff Writer
The twitte bet ween Use city of
Sanford arid the Orange County
Police Benevolent Association
(DCI'BA) appears to have
ended with the city agreeing to
post a notice to police personnel
and the union agreeing to take
no further action in its unfair
latser practice CtIUIS

"We will riot condition the

'Forest
The Seminole county
Medical Examiner has
determined that Eveleyne
Rogers I*nnis, 30, whose
body was found floating in
A swsnvnusg pool at her
Forest City home Monday,
died
.. of drowning
The cause of death is

granting of wage Increases or
other matteri relating to wage,
hints and other terms and
conditions of employment of
polite department employees
upon their refraining Iroisi
joining,supporting urotherwise
engaging in activities on behalf
of the Orange ('oimty Police
Benevolent A.ssowiation or any
other employee organization in
s representation election or
or utanisational rarnPaivl
In 11w unfair labor case the
(*I'HA had originally claimed

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foul play," lie I V Ilaray
said today
Mrs. Dennis' body was

TROPIC SUNTAN LOTIONS AND OILS.

WA1INGTON UPI — As the Supreme 0OII1 hatemiced Its and pervasive forms; of disCTVTUiIMI' against the Negro," he
said, after "the Negro was dragged to this cosadry incitaina to be
hang-awaited "reverse diamminatlon" dedsiom, the m
*sanatic moment came when Jiici Thirgoed Ms,msll spits. saId Ida slavery."
'lie deuwi of the American winkIng p* has aid beet realised
Mr.JiaU. the court's first and only black n,, won the
lai4nark 1164 school desegregation cue when he m an NAACP for the Negro. are because of his skin tiler he never new made
lawyer.
* lidi tin p4" 5114 the ilIdie.
Wesbiesdey, attlag at the high mailagany bench belies which
After the Cull War there were sonse "aMmiatue action"
he had argued a generation ago. ManMU said tlulgs had menir programs, a Supeense Court decUaon that dr.y.d thens, and a
mediry of nonettlon, Marshall said. Than there was the lint
a—
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duc*ian, the civil rights acts of (rees and more aitlnnatrs,
action,
'Ill cltd." 11, said he knew he would repaid sew
ga his
"Nan, we have this teat again dautg in, this lime to Mop
4 r a4y id, "biled
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say a,"
idhmIdivs actlsn pro
gramaaf the type wed by the Univeredy of
California," he mesede
pa.diuii in a controlled voice, the bulky farmer Us solledor
11*. oalan was 11w last I. be rand. The gavel banged, the
general sued the ward "Negro," ad "Mack," throughout a
Justices retained to their chambers, and the crowded coigirosim
PUMONU dome of miserly, 1s in America.
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Union Troubles End
tlr city fl'IIiITIL%si.n hasi ilrtue3
Itlur lw'rwnnel raises if they
Joined the union
The case was brought to the
Public Employer Relations
Ctimittission I I'P:Rt' whose
lawyer had filed there was
probable cause to bring the
UAIUOi (barge and a hearing
was scheduled llo.e,r the
hearing was postponed when
tith sides agreed to try to work
out the matter instead of going
through the hearing process
Their work eventually
inulirsi vi the asireenirest

discovered within one mile
of strangulation victim
Patricia lucille %imth, 3,
railing sheriff's deputies
Ito believe the two deaths
could be related
Both wixuen were 3,
lived alone in Forest City,

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to the iIys 14bur attorney
Ii.514 kornrs's.n the letter
rioted that the city ass rv'tp,iirwj
to hair three signed cupsel of
the notice tack to )'Ihtt by
Tuesday

In a related matter. I'EKi'
said iIlt( has agreed to a
inotlon by the union to with
hats the unions otiyes'tion to
the April Z eleelion in which
the Sanford police voted 2133
against union representation,

Today. Mt('lamnia said
h'IItt' had not received the
flUIICCI Kornreich sa id he
mailed the nsudic,. to the city
Tuewhay and plans to contact
L'EK(IOe*PIaM%th.IleII, (_It)
manager Warren Kiiotei said
he had not yet recessed the
agreomeni from Konwns'h

The objection was based an the
sin. grounds as the unfair
stair
Itegutangthe unfair labor
practice case. Mct'laingna
toted I'lKC wiit out Use lattie
atsied the settlement last week

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heals concentrating on arUhmelic,
geograph, speHlng, grammar
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The notice to be posted by the
city will read.

ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17-92
&amp; AIRPORT BLVD. SATURDAY,
JULY 19 1978.10:30 A.M. TIL
1:00 P.M.

t't)\('IVflt.Tlo\.

%%hilr u.ibsssrp Victor Saihan ulefli and
%lichArl t,renler, both ii. line up their

order such an examination," dated F.flkuon. He said he had not
researched the law on that point and noted someone tin in the
date attorney's office had contacted Dr. Robert G. Kirkland of
(klando, to arrange for the examination.
Asked if he would seek payment for the examInation thrush a
lawsuit, Dr. Kirkland replied, Ml'd jot say hold your horses
mister go on. thai Itlon ,4i.lag me and same Other
people and not you and your paper. I would say my lees were
proper and reonshie,"
However, he later added, "I would not think of bringing a
$30,005 lawsuit about a IZM matter."
Kirkland was asked to perform the examination In a telephone
call from the date attorney's office, according to Ertkaann.
Kirkland was called in when a sheriff's deputy was told Payne
had bragged he could escape conviction of a crime by feigning
Insanity, said Erkksain.
"Anytime you are faced with an Insanity defense," said
Erlksaon, "you try to get an examination as quickly as possible.'
Later, In the process of investigating the crime, Judge Robert
McGregor
Mregor ordered a psychiatric examination of Payne by two
other psychIatrIsts. Both of these psychiatrists and Dr. Kirkland
were called as defense witnesses In the trial.
If the commission rejects payment of the bill. Erlkamn said he
would try to find funds to pay the fee within the date attorney's
office. If that falls, Erika= said he will seek payment from the
sheriffs department.
In Use future, Erlksaon said he will ask that the department
arresting a suspect to request the examination be made. That
way, according to Erlksann, that department could pay for the
examination out of Its budget.

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Casselberry Lounge
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My DENNiS VWIA
Herald $Wflrh.r

The owner of a Isepala, nlg$p4 to
('asasitserry was anwag these usditiwl on
pnitduig charges by the statewide grand
jury mvediMust urpnmd crime
Joe I)rl Kueso of Ai*an4e *ns.
of the Sportsman's Den an U.S 1743 was
usulcied by the i'.d Jury in WIder lark
this week on be making charges
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flsen DII )Iiaas said today, rthrrwg to
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and $10,016 a week, according to
Otaisge-Osceula State Attorney Robert
Ea4an "We believe the nine people usyohed
in the bookmaking operation were vomseded
with organised crune up north," Eagan sst.L
Del KIiU has livid in the area with his
family for IS years, he said. conurig originally
from Now York Stat., lie is tree on 12,30
band
Seminole Camty is
lhil Pranbim MilM TI, of A1wcnt
Sgvusge. He was indicted lee marijiano
delivery sad bond was WI at
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nommced her candidacy as a Republican for
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required to resign from her office to seek the
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you___
know in your heart Is right. demanded of you In those Baste
of Carred
dec
ne
instances.
la
rer
play,
but
many
"s
ak"
the expression
SCORPIO ((kt 24-Nov. 23)
you're a t
more showed defenders find- means that you have led a
You can be of greater help to a off
log ways to mislead declarsingleton.
friend witha problem today by
GEMINI May 2lJws,
showing him how to solve It For biwinew purposes of other
Alan: "Here Is a good
,FrracopyolJACoorMOo.
of a king play or
himself. It you relfilve it. bell persorw reasons you may be
(RN
5' to Win at
learn nothing
obliged to cater to people
Pit
d
of
play."
P0 &amp;, 489,
SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22- you,'r, not overly for
c.lo
Oswald:
"Declarer
eon
SWion
No*
You.
N
Dec.21) Sometimes, doing today. Don't lay
business with fflsim, we don't heavily.

j

he soconill tow norata Statutes
which (ocdsa candidate from qualifying (or
an office when 1w holds another elective offlc
the t
of which runs concurrently with tie
oat he is we". requires it* migination of
the Official from office not less than If days
prior to the qualifying period - meaning July
1. sold Muls Goard
She said Pilami would have to
m*enatlonto the Water Springs cgyclerk by

In addition, PllanmJ would have to have It"
residence in the Kwiatkowski district no later
than July at now M&amp;.0 t.oard said no part
01 utstrict four is *thin the, cit y 01 Winier
Springs Thenorthern tiMItdIt of (III
Kwiatks district is SR 434 and the eastern
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Sandy Gosrd, office manager for SemInole
Elections Sopervtar Camilla Bruce, said the
la. on being a resident of the districts
candidate hopes to represent became ef.
fictIve Jan 1.

MnIlii. 40 is ruupietuu her second
t.oyear term on the Altamm*e Springs City
Caturnission lkr term will expire at ft
Wile tUlle her new lirni oft the comaity
would bevn if She mete elected

bills

of

iiwtances, you're a* to back my Oswald Jacoby
sad Alan Sealag

July II at noun wdl noun, July
k'iatkowokt's term expIres In November.

from 5410.341 to $431,441
Uther anticipated revenues
demolition id coj demned
Sanford City Manager
'--'
builmhr4l $1,000 down from
Warren Knowles has presented
12,,500. civic center us* fees
a hold-the-lin"n-spending
$11,200 up Irvin $11,000; car, of
budget to city cUcufliuloneri
..,
cemetery of, 12.150 down from
callingfornolncreasetnth,tu
,* road and teldie taxes
rate.
' I don' t think li. public
up Irvin $47$ C1TA
lie termed the proposed .I
.
salary and reimbursements
minion budget
.
127,10 up trout 121.370.
budget that offers
would stand for any
AI
challenge."
hermits *&amp;30
.
The $3141323 general
up hosts $15,115, plumbing
•vStflnhint buii eli hasp
helselle * up
electric permits ,o. up from
current tax rate of $40
Increase at this time •
12.400 and twtllllcata 01 cvin
si,xo usasaet valuation. L
sq..,,
pliancy $,* up from $7400.
. .
years budget totaled $3,122,712
'
Also cigarette tax $40,400
with the same tax rate.
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down from Sl.*; beverage
Knowles poInted out that this
Ikcwn..$13,410upfrvin$l3,210,
difference in the
budgets
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down
will be made up with some
from 41.100.
expected increases in some non "AttRF E. KNOWLES
Aim, gas (rancluse $4,200 up
property tax revenue areas.
Some anticipated revenues Irvin $3,200, CATV franchise
Hearings on 11w budget are US$0. Another project would Al -Recession Budget.
utter budgets that gin haveare for the proposed general $20.O00upfrom$17.)00, Marine
ezpectedtobegrnlnlateJulyor havecalled(orthecttytomant
budget: real estate $,O00 franchise $5,430 up frvitu $5,M,
early August.
Installing IU Owst data to be submdW w
e the Airport down from ll.OV.*7; uU14y motel tranctum 19.000 up from
Knowles noted Monday rught processinis system whichwOuW
'
and utility budgets.
service tax $$0 clown Irvin 11U00 and telephone franchise
that the budget he presented take a bout two years to be funy
up from 819 ,300. and
tad year's utility budget was 1701,000; court fees up from $20.
will hold the line on spending installed and cod $70,010 for the
because "I don't think the first year.
$1,441,440 and Knowles said he $53,000 to $37,000; interest penalty and interest on
public would dwid for any
In the budget presented expects that figure to rise by earned up from 04.000 to dettriquerit taxes 61,000 up from
tIme"
Knowles noted that 34 fercent Is not more than the" Percet $lI,000; refuse collection down In
Because of the effort to hold for employee salar ies can.
xwn1kng the city manager has pared with IS percent used in
had to put two pro" on the otheir cities.
back
presented to the city
Self,
One of the two would have commission was $443,311
called
the microfilming of Federal Revenue Sharing
(UPI)
WINTER GARDEN
Sunday with a high,-powered rifle boumd
old dIv records at a cod of hialgel and th.$IIS,lOOFeder&amp;
Police found an Orlando man shot to death
lying near Its body They think he cornIn his mcgortymls step Monday and his
nutted sutcld. after Inootuig Norma Jean
edrsnged wife and her soul also were
Berry, II, arni Alan Kyle Rapier, X. in Per

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Will WtntarSprings Mayor Troy P%lasid be
caiidste for the di.dKt losr coe*y corn.
miaslon seat currently held by Harry
KwiMkowskl'
Ptlanil. Monday nlgt* wtiile visiting a
CuselberTy City CoimcU meeting, said he
wtUl*aIn0craticandidatifortheo1flce.
Today, homer, he said he win mm.
decision On Fflds.
.• let you iosi Friday,"
An official 01 WiMar Springs for the
eight yews - tow yews an the co"d and
four as mayor - Ptland was informed today
that to be a candidate, according to. now
suit law. he mad rodips of mayor's Office
by Saturday and mint be a resident of the
district he hopes to represent when he

Saturday with a copy forwarded to Mrs
ltnr'es office

By LEONARD RRANSDORF
Herald Staff Writer

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qualifies as a candidate No psrt 01 district
(our is within th city 01 Water Springs

No Tax Increase Propo sed

your

INTEREST.

By DONNA DTI2
IktutdIsidTWrdir

78m79- Sanford City Budget:

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terms of strength I would need people get the lull complement
to consider returning to the of the different vitsmiris and
minerals.
meet diet.
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Perhaps the mod important
I 1k) know that being
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vegetarian
apparently
has
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thing
for you to do would be to
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George Bernard Shaw, a noted vitamin tablet a day whidi also
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vegetarian, lived Into his lOs. I includes some iron. I often
would appreciate your coin- suggest this to people who are
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mint about this and whether I on a vegetarian type diet
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be
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I have proper exactly what you're doing with
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sudtdletsyoucafloftinendUp
DEAR READER - You did with a vitamin deficiency.
not tell me your height or Many vegetarians do live a
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If you have lost ?ow'ids you and they are thin because the
majority of the foods they eat
must have been overweight,
The ren some people lose do not contain so many
weight cm a vegetarian diet Is calofles.Since you cited George
HOROSCOPE
quite simple, they don't eat as Bernard Shaw you must realize
many calories as they did that physically speaking he was
By BERNICE BElIE OWL
before. A large number of the very thin Most people would
calorie. In the things most live longer if they stayed on the
ther than the tat
major source of fat In our diet is side.
deal.
always get the
YOUR BIRTHDAY
could happen to you today
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I new ambitions W be aroused. CAPRICORN (Dec. (Dec.
Jan. 1$) In some cases a
You'll do well, but take
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lobe
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the heart lead with his king
diliwe leiwsen two polid•A
NORTH
we ova yaw hind.
and studied the hand lie
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could
count right tricks and
CANCER (June 21-July fl) s.Wort through
J$2
could choose a diamond or
Today your prime motives may today.
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be Initially a LII selicentered.
Feb. 11)
AQUARIUS iJan.
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W'nich should he take tie
You'll
fare
better
If
you
think
of
Don't
turn
a
deaf
ear
to
sound
lit
WVJT
EAST
finally decided logo to diimothersaswellasNo. 1.Fliidoid advice today just because it
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more aboudYourself by sending comes from a person who lsnot WAQIS4
spades, rise with the ace and
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work on the club it East's
for your copy of Adro-Graph one of your favorite people.
313
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king did not appear"
letter. Mail 30 cents for each
PIKES (Feb. 20.-March
Alan: "This gave East a
SOUTH
and a long, self-addressed. Inbiatnesa matters today you'd
byAlVermeer
chance to do some thinking
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stamped envelope to Aatro' be wise to work with 11w
on his own At trick two
'3
V440
Graph. P.O. Box 0. Radlo City resources of others tridead of
South Ird a club to dununy's
0 17$
Station. N.Y. 10019. Be stare to yours alone. Be am everyone
BANKERS
ack. WeA played the, eight.
4, A K Q Ila 4
'3 ")ARE COt.P I
came that queen
specify burtit sign.
antes up equally.
Vulnerable:
Both
spades lead East ducked
/t
N'P IM' I
LEO July 23-Aug. flj For a
ARIESMatch 2l'Artl II)
Dealer: South
quickly Ik'cliirer rose with
person who Is essentially op. Proceed with
Puns, rather
PERSC$'44.L
the ace, c'o.stieij his clubs and
Well Necib East S.stS
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tonistic you may be leaning than
debating
them
finall) tricot the thatnond
to
more toward sell4oubts today. prematurely with another. As
to go down two
Pass 2 NT
Pass Ii
Fortunately, praise will lift events unwind themselves Pau 3
tricks."
Oswald: "East had figyour spIrits
they'll prove you right.
p,,
ured out declarer's plan and
VIRGO (Aug. 2"W 22) TAURUS I Aprill *May X)
countered it by a brilliant
Financial conditions are a You'uenjoybeingheipful today
non-king
lead:
Opening
5
mixed bag today. It you're not as long as you don't feel it's
demanded of you in Ieee
car eful, your outlays will
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New Shopping Plaza OK'd

Civic Association Unit
Hears Of Power Row

IN BRIEF

Herald staff Weller

Russia Frees Crawford,

By DENNIS FEOLA
Herald Stall Writer

Axir Slays 2 In Moscow
MOSCOW (UPI) - A husky young Soviet
man wielding an ax attacked three elderly
Swedish tourists today outside Moscow's
Intourist Hotel, killing two of them and
seriously injuring the third, witnesses said.
The witnesses said one of the victims, a
man, apparently was decapitated. They said a
woman was killed and a second man was very
seriously injured.

2 Newsmen Facing Charges
MOSCOW (UP!) - Soviet authorities today
ordered two American correspondents to
appear in a Moscow City Court on unspecified
charges.
Craig Whitney of The New York Times and
Harold Piper of the Baltimore Sun were told to
report to the Kalanthovskaya court Wed•
nesaay morning in connection with Case 311371." The reporter; said they had no idea of
what the can involved.

U.S. Grain For Soviets?
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - Secretary of
tgi1CWture Rob Bergland, addressing the
oft annual Convention of the American Seed
Trade Association Monday, said the Soviet
Union reportedly needs foreign grain for
rapidly growing livestock operations and the
government is interested in supplying it.
However, he said, the United Statesw ill
take a firm stand during negotiations and the
outcome of such talks would not be at the
expense of American grain needs. "I'm going
to bargain with the Russians, but I'm not
going to give them anything. We're not going
to let them raid our pantry as they did In
$972."

S. Yemen President Slain

a

BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) - South Yemen's
proMoscow ruling political party, which used
East Gertnantralned militia and air force
units against troops loyal to President Salim
Robaya All in a daylong battle Monday in the
capital of Aden, later announced the president
and two of his lop advisers had been executed
by a firing squad.
The party, the National Liberation Front,
said Robaya All and his aides had been
executed for mounting a "reactionary coup"
In the strategic Red Sea state and for "most
terrible crimes against the people."
Replacing him was the country a prime
minister, All Nasser Mohammed, 31, whose
views reflect those of the Front's secretary
general, AWI Faltab Ismail, the leader of the
peop1e's militia."

Curator: Repairs Coming
VERSAILLES, France (UPI) - The chief
curator at Versailles Pala,e says the damage
caused by a terrorist bomb that wrecked
portions of the sumptuous 17th century
chateau can be repaired In two to three
lonths.
1 think it's crazy to attack such things,"
chief curator Gerald van der Kemp said. "It's
abominable."
But he added, My Impression is that all
this is repairable and that we can have all the
pictures back in place In two or three mon-

issdsy. Am V. twe-Vul. It No. be
IuIltiJsI Ssy mod $s. cacao $IIuIv a" Cbrkmm
S.. W TW $.*d N.Va.$. Ise.. 1555. CrisiS £i, $at
Cli flh1.
Wasnt Cuss Ns$s Pad of Iis4S.t Flirdi 33111.
)54I Dellwtp. $1 cisl MoNO, $14. SMSNOI. $11 N. Yes'.
US a. Sr Moil moNO. U 5, S Msl*s. $15 N. 11 liwsos.
$334

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The conflict between the
utility and the gov.rnmental

flu.

JAN I.EJIIIN, AL CLARK, BUCK OVEN JOSEPH JENKINS

firm's Anciol. Plant Units I and
2 located in soidlu Pasco County
applied, but the decision on the should be penalized.
area of the Gulf of Mexico.
north at St. Petersburg.
"florid. Power says 'No, application came three years
"We stail with the auwnp
,
,,
damage is not substantial'." late," Jenkins said, "and lion that pollution control is
Intent to 4y
4
operations permit for Unit I. said Jenkins. "lamnoltakinga A1Ek*( was caugat in the expensive but when we control
For Blackburn DEE
based upon failure at FPC to pontlon. I don't know if there is transition period. It doesn't pOIIIOII we derive long-range
provide "reasonable assurance substantial damage. but are mike much scraw the ptI1C befltht5." (lack said.
that the heated water you owing to pay the one totwo
Another man's confession has
discharges due to operation at percent increase in direct
resulted in the ordering of.
Jenkins said the cooling
Unit
alone would nut cause
new trial for harlan A. Blacksubstantial damage or harm to towers, which DEE wants
burn. reputed to be at one41me
Florida Power to build for offaquatic life or vegetation."
11w gambling czar of Central
dream cooling to protect the
DER claims Anclote Unit
Florida.
a corntructicn permit from envtrwunerd, would
Blackburn was convicted In
thedepartment which allow, million,according to the power
January 1514 for aiding and
testIngof theunit under coal97.-.
.Milas in the usseshoWn
_
rt
,..,.
,
Pyec II CWfl
V.5W'"
II
'power
attempt ui awiii.ui.
output
of
the
plaid
would be
is
Valid
mdii
June
30.
Clyde Lee in 1511.
However, we he has served '
MIAMI (UP!) - The U.S. thM,ETA Join in the city at 4
At Blackburn's trial it was his two years his is no longer Asclote Unit 2 could not in required for operating the
Miami have gone to friends,
alleged he hired Sam C.agnlnato obligated to testify for the operated legally for routine cooling tower. Jenkins added. Labor Department it* rill and relatives
and supporters at
the
Dade
Courdy
date
attorney
"Is
there
that
much
damage
power
production
without
an
murder Lee.
prosecutIon,
Miami Mayor Maurice rem.
all
announced
Monday
they
will
being
done
compared
with
the
permit from DER.
However, Louis "Hlackie"
Still being sought in the case
Miami City Commissioners
$30 million cost' I don't know, investigate allegations
Llersndi, who has turned Is the alleged gang leader and
Jenkins called iii. recent
corruption
and Rose Gordon and Mamuolo
state's witness, had told driver of the getaway car, 'pC media tits predicting a they haven't even defined waste,
'sutntantial'," he said. "lbe) mismanagement In South Reboso, Hialeah Councilman
authorities he attempted to killarence
Eugene Roignion, 33, power blackout because EPA
talk about sea grass. fish, and Florida's Comprehensive Andrea Mejides and former
lee for $IO,000on Orden ofPico at Jacksonville.
and PSC will not allow these
recreational value."
Education and Training Act Miami assistant city manager
Lopes of Tampa.
units to operate, "terribly
Joseph Paredes.
(CETA)
jotu. program.
As
in
Interim
solution,
TWO
ARRESTED
way
the
"There is no
The newspaper also reported
The
Dade
County
grand
jury
n
recommendri
FPC
be
Two men have been arcedad
prosecution can bring this case
when fiends Power
that CETA jota have gone 10
to trial," Blackburn's attorney and sheriffs deputies believe has a shortage dining peak allowed to operate Anclote already is investigating CETA
permit who didn't report their
operations.
Edward Kirkland of Orlando, they were involved In an armed periods. It simply borrows Units 1 and 2.
total incomes on CETA appllca
The,
Labor
Department
"ft
would
save
$2
million
a
rubbery
at
the
Quality
inn
said. "Mr. lierandi has cleared
electricity from another power
month and remove the hysteria dried a special team of auditors lions, gave false addresses to
tUrn of any uwolvemeu* In the Motel In Longwood Monday company,
caused by the unforturiste FPC to Mlaifll to find out how $153 they could qualify as cup'
However, they may never be
case"
Jenkins has worked out a
advertising," he pointed out. million in CETA funds has been residents and to time who
charged
with
the
crime
since
Semlnole•Brevard Circuit
power brokerage system for the
already had steady )ots.
"Florida Power charges EPA spent since 1514.
Cast Judge Voile Williams the couple they robbed are on entire dale.
The Labor Department alDude Slat. Attorney Janet
won't talk with them. me
their way home to New Jersey.
ordered the new trial
Under the concept, each matter ahoul
ready has warned Dude County
'ccoritng
d go to cowl and Rem and an FBi
oneluour hearing Monday. m.
rconç.nysandsln2o
that It may be excluded from
has 10 days to bring men knocked on the door at minutes before each hour what be litigated by a disinterested add they would begin a new
the CETA program nest year if
party. That would take two Investigation on tba acti
Blackburn to trial or drop the room 143 at 1:30 p.m. at the
, ki1OU
years, and meanwhile the Der"" Roman, direc- local adjnlnajtraun problems
motel, at State Heads 434 and
diaries.
holar willbe
publicshould
be getting the tor of a CETA outreach are not cleared op. Such as
W.
Benjamin
Hut,
$4,
and
his
was
Blackburn
orginally
an i computer, matches ft
PrOirWi for adolescents who action could jeopardize 1,710
benefit
at
the
doubt,"
sentenced to ala moedhe to 10 wife. Anne. $2, answered the buyers and sellers to gel the
fass ban couecung two salaries goit jots In Dude sod
years on the aiding and abetting door and were confronted by higihest and lowest cod quote.
EPA said that Honda Power under different names.
Monroe counties and hundreds
two men, one had a black steel
conviction.
Jenkins said this system saves didn't apply for a popes,
of community agencies that
me InvestIgatIons follow
revolver.
million per 51105db.
iiUt, tad proceeded to condtlKt closures in the Miami Herald depend on CETA federal fends.
$1510 COMING BACK
The awn demanded
The Dapenznr*alEngtn.en the twin pint. Anclole 2. at its
Two members of the wallet and Mn,lift's
may useUdaesapdolprcgrwi own risk and under the
Seminole County Sheriff's
,
removing atied
Department we en route to Sun they ordered the coupl, not to and use the Florida PSC as. assumption thstaper" would
u.ds date commiadon for the be allowed for onc.4lruegh WEATHER
Diego today to bring back Terry call police and I'll the stun
enaina cooling. EPA has dated that
al
the
rid
Michael Sims. 31, wanted in
Two men matching the
atUu.ugh they are seriously
connection with the Dec. V. deby the
.nptim
The $2.2 million a month concerned about the Increased
$ au.
1577 murder of reserve deputy couple were arrested at State
B.S. readiags: te . a.., 3:31 p.m., lass III- 11u,.
Ll a
wujrj it is aging Florida cod toUw consumeMit is not a
George Pled.
pas Mar., 74; everilt his, 131 p.m.
Road 434 and Ibeglas Road at
Power. Is being passed along to matter under EPA's control. 72; yesterday's bilk, 10;
Sims has waived extradition. 2:11 P.M. for carrying a
cow
EPA petted out to Florida barometric pressure, 30.11;
actording to sheriffs dupset' cealed weapon and p{aaisstM the customers in fuel adPert Caseveral: hI
11
jedmesd charges, he said.
Power as early as 1571 the need relative
word spokesman John Spoiski, of an widet.rmlnsd ding.
I
psi ced, a..., 3:15 pm., hi 5:11 am.
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According to the DElI, for environineudal c5droLa end
and is eipected back In
Nut Rala puuu SilO p.m.

cost'

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Probe Ta. et

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cod 050

CETA
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$11

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Seminole County on Wed.PUPNT1tJR21fOUIN

Jenkins said, substantial * is (heir own inallesuan to

Msday.

damage Is being caused by the regulatory requirements that
wm water dwnpsd by the has caused this wilt's plaint
Anclole plant into the idleness, agency, regional

While

Slims was arrested Sunday
evening during a raid in a
house In Poway, a suburb ii
San Diego, by San Diego
sheriffs deputies. me deputies
WON looking for aaUtber mm
wanted for robbery end U'
tempted murder In Los
Angeles. Sims offered no
radiance, Spalskk said.
me steed of Sims, who
allegedly shot the *ye.rold
Pfeil as he entered the
Iangwood Village pharmacy
while a rbbery was In
progress, is specially crucial
becase of a plea agreement
reached with Caitis Thomas
Haldew, 45.
flaldive I. being held in
Seminole County jul alter
being sent.aced to two yesrsen
diwssol reckless diophay ala

this Inside of

capes was being painted
yHo iim "
and atable in the ,colglY a.edllv Wusr7, administrator. Joke *311,, has

which serves as a nursery for dated.
parking lot.
"florid. Power has said they
Along cane a van w*Ji two much at the aquatic life in that
men lads U about 12:41 P.M.
and they loaded this chairs and
table Ida the vu and drove

away.
me cliMes and table were

valued at $434 and the
nigli nni
is located at 3144
Past Drive.
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WASHINGTON UPI
In his news conference Monday President Carter summoned
up his populist-style campaign rhetoric once
again and blasted a congressional proposal to
cut the level of capital gains taxes, saying it
offers huge tax windfalls for the millionaires
and two bits for the average American."
His promises for major tax reform have
succumbed
at least for now
to various
pressures, including congressional reluctance
to tackle major tax revisions in an election
year. He also told reporters it will take many
years before a national health insurance
program can be put completely into effect
because of the high inflation rate and very
tight budgetary constraints."
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WASHINGTON i U131 1
The United States
recorded its smallest trade deficit in 10
months in May, purchasing just $2.24 billion
more in foreign goods than it sold overseas,
the government said today.
However, the total deficit for the first five
months of 1978 has now reached $14 77 billion,
which is 79 percent higher than during the
same period last year when the nation chalked
up its biggest deficit in history.
The deepening American trade deficit is a
matter of serious concern to the administration because it contributes to the decline in
the value of the dollar overseas and retards
efforts to lower inflation in this country.

Carter: No Gains Tax Cut

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told the Seminole League at
Civic Associations
Associationsmeding at
Altamonte Qty Hall Monday
rdtbt
Oven was on a panel
discussing the energy,
economical and en
problems coumeded with the
impaue between Florida
Powei Corp., the U.S.
Environmental Protection
Agency, the Public Service
and the DER.
Commit"
Also on the panel were Al
(lark, DER attorney; and
Jo.i Jenkins, staff engineer
for M. League presidentJan
Latbln. panel modr'ator, said
PSC Chairman Paula Hawkins
had been invited, but was
wiabi@ to participate and FPC
refused to send a representativetoezplalnFPC'ipouitat
hearing was scheduled this afternoon for iaeqeeliae view.
Danr. charged with murder In the killing of her
The audience was divided
husband, Eduard E. I)ancy. She made her first between environmentalists
concerned' with potential
court appearance in Sanford Monday.
dangers to the ecology and
Florida Power customers .
concerned with ev,r.lncreasing
power bills. FPC serves the
Trialsouthern halt of Seminole

A New
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State Roost 434 and Range
Lane Road in Longwood is
destined to become a bedlang
Inter section.
With Winn-DIaie
and
Eckerk already omçylng one
corner, the Longwood City
Council Monday smugin approved
site plans for a 11-store dais
acrem the street.
The Township Plaza will
feature a Pantry Pride

Smallest Trade Deficit

'It's a Catch 22,' we have a
real mess on our hands,"
Hamilton (Black) Oven,
lpettm.i* of Environertal
Regulation (DER) engineer in

U.S. Frees 2 Accused Spies

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By JANE CAELERRY

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The United States
has released two Russians accused of trying to
buy anti-submarine warfare secrets from a
U.S. Navy officer in exchange for the release
of an American businessman arrested in
Moscow.
State Department officials in Washington
disclosed Monday the Soviet Union agreed to
release F. Jay Crawford, the International
Harvester Corp. representative in Moscow,
who was been imprisoned for 15 days on illegal
currency charges.
Two member; of the Soviet delegation at the
United Nations, Valdik Aleksandrovich Enger
and Rudolf Petrovich (bernyayev, we,e
released from custody Monday by U.S.
District Judge Frederick B. Lacey in Newark,
N.J.

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Oral Contraceptive For Dogs
NEW YORK i UPI) A drug company has
developed a prescription- only oral contraceptive for female dogs, allowing the
animals to eat their way to canine population
control.
Dr. James Sokolowski of the agricultural
division of the Upjohn Co. of Kalamazoo,
Mich., said Monday the new product. Cheque,
had been tested on 13 pure breeds of dogs over
the past five years and has proved to be more
than 90 percent effective.
Basically, the 'drops work by preventing
estrus
heat - and Its accompanying
discharge, which attracts male dogs.
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Boys Eyed Conversion
ORLANDO. iUI'l) - Police have
learned that two teen-age boys sought since
April 28 ran away to a communal Christian
house in San Francisco hoping to convert their
friends.

Lt. Marvin Power;, Daytona Beach chief of
detectives, said he was considering filing
criminal charges against Dwight A. Jackson,
l8of Winter I'ark and Gregory L. Smith, Ii, of
Maitland, who were last seen headed for
Daytona Beach. Their parents and friends
believed them dead after watches and wallets
were found in their car, left parked by the
beach.

$70 Million Cut From Aid Bill
WASHINGTON IUPI) -- The far-reaching
effects of California's Proposition 13 still
linger in Congress, and not even President
Carter's warnings could stop the latest cut'
backs.
The Senate Monday approved a 5 percent
across-the-board cut that pared $70 million
from a $1.83 billion bill for aid to less
developed countries, part of the president's
foreign aid request for fiscal 1979.

N.J. : Vote On Sal Alai
TRENTON, N.J. UPI)

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The Assembly

has approvid a bill to let New Jersey voters

decide In November whether they want the
betting sport of jul alai In their state.
The jul alai question, passed by a 19.19 vote
Monday to be put on the November ballot, was
favored by several mayors on the New Jersey
shore, who promoted it as a means of bringing
revenue to their communities.
$350,000 Tax Fraud Charge
LOS ANGELES (UP!)
A Vietnamese
refugee couple were charged with trying to
collect $350,000 in federal and stale tax
ref taith by filing more than 1,600 phony tax
returns.
Hong Duong, X. and his common-law wife,
Hong Tho Ly, 27, of Los Angeles were
arraigned Monday before U.S. District Court
Judge Irving Hill on charges of mall fraud.
The trial was let for July 25.
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months from grummtltw easing to
completing He estimated the
cost of the project at $2 mithaon
Tarby has no trouble getting
a $4 vote in his site plan. The
only hitch in the projed Is a
maintenance of a proposed
traffic signal which Taby's firm
plans to purchase and have
Uwistied
Council members were
c,utleal of county officials who
refined mnaur4erianc, of the
tight because they didn 't ask
that it be placed at the in-

supermarket and Eagles
department store, according to
general partner Ty Tarby of
Altamonte Springs.
Tarby said lease agreements
are expected to be signed as
early as this week with the
management of Pantry Prude
and Eagles. He said he has had
several inquiries concerning
the remaining stores in the
60.00Giquare'.font plaza
While final arrangements
remain to be completed, Tarby
said the plaza will take seven

teriection
Mayor Gerard CoimeU tar'
med the county position
ludicruin." Coimctlman Hay
Iautwsu.p.rger .iid under ft
ctrcu,ndancu he wouhui'I pay
for the Ugin it he were building
th. plaza.

tidwlcians.
The insurance, purchased
from Associated Insurance
Agencies lie, of WOW Perk,
coven individuals opts
,
and jwovtdss the city with
$300,050 protection par accident

Details of maintenance at the
light were left for a later dat#
The council Monday also
agreed to purchase for $1.000 a
year liability Insurance for its
emergency medical

('Ny Planner David thucey
aiM ssweora'ed a job opuft
for (tie city's summer prograns.
H. said he is INhig IN
someone about 21'yssts'etd
who can lash spell

Port Budget
Approved
At $303,072

High

What It
Ruled

bud feelings between the .dministration and the authority,
but we feet each position could
tessthan one week after Port be Justified —
The salary freeze held Ryan's
A*kmnldrator Jun Ryan vowed
/
not to cut Jobs at the Seminole salary at $22,111 and his
County
Port
Authority assistant, Iiolgner's, at $13,431.
(SCOPA), the port's board of Salaries (or the pod secretary 't
directors approe4 a budget and dock supervisor will
of $303,072 for fiscal 1171.71 u• remain at thetr current levels at
respectively.
would freeze sgvues, cut am 31,041 and $10,
expenses and eliminate one
Two related uterus trimmed
maintenance worker's job.
..
The budget is $45,101 Was than drastically from last year's
the current operating budget budget were auto allowances
for the port aiui $21,411 wider aid travel allowances for Ryan
the budget proposed last year. and Dolgiier. Auto allowances
.,
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me iliflerence in the prou..J were cud from 31,000 a year to
andoperatlngbulgetsforthe $1,300 annually and travel
current fiscal year resulted due expenses were dropped from
... I'.. Ø,•
to hi in anticipated rental $2200 last year to$2Ooaniuualhy it
'
for the coming fiscal year.
(liner cuts Include a $7,000 rid
"I did not, nor dad the adminidratIve I wic4lon of Ws in advertising expenses train
authority, suggest that em- $000 last year to $1,000 In the
ployees or employees' salaries current fiscal year.
The allocation (or legal lees
be cm*, said Assistant Part
was sliced from 31,000 annually
Anuuidr,tor Dennis Iloigner
Dolgoer ropreomted the ad to $1,300 for 111-71. The lees
the asdlct$u.ted expenses
ministration at the
•, ,_.
.
m.dlng Monday. Ryan is out o( ol legal fea.
Office
expenses will be
town an personal bodies,
tTli*Md tram $2,431t011,XS.
accordlngtoDolgeet. .
Th. drop In the auto
"One at the things the board sliowanceusto conform with a Willie I.int'guineru,"Thdssam, had a run-In with a
wasted to do was cut things new port policy atreimbursing raltieonake Mondail afternoon near lake %tar.
down to Its bar, minisnugn," travel expenses at a rate at II Mionigamers said he druse hi, truck user the four
conuneidid Dalwr. "I don't cents par mife with amaximum
and'une-hahf foot rattler and plans to keep the
wail it to sound like there are at io,xo miles per year.
ak."ikin as a onus enier.
By MAX EIIKIIZ'nA.'l
Herald Slat? Weller

WAIISGThN UPI)
it was no surprise to legal
ichedor, wfrmi the Supreme Court ruled. 54. that lbs
Constitution doeiu't give reporters any imes r
the public to to lrMde jails and oINrve ceIo.'
Monday's ruling is rigid in lime with two 1514 c
Anti Prof Dick Howard 4th. Univvridy at Yvgaa Law
School says it follow, a mkasl (hens that him bams
emerging in the cast beaded by t,iad idles W-ar
Burger
"Wrier in the 117be.
thus Itemw that appears to emerge is that the court will
1* sensitive about effort, to prevent the prime from
re'Ung udonnataon it Pus, such as in the Pedalm
papers res," he said in a t.4.ptisne interview
"Kid the craal does not we the prwa as enjoying ay
special scma" to uutoevuataon cu*zodod by the governmrid, as in this laid ruling, he said.
Burger wrote the leading o*suon Monday vi a cm
involving access to the Alameda Cairty, ('ala!, jail, and
said a special prim privilege to eider peauw "Wi net
essential to guarantee the freedom to cviran*wdclte or
publish" and thus is not mandated by the ('ceditutios He
said Congress can act If it weds to clung, the statIon.
Jwtuc,s William Katmquid and Byron Who agreed.
Potter Stewart provided the bulb and dsndag vuti in S
wpatat, opinion that applied i$lfor,ud reasuimig. Jilt
Paul Stevens, William Rnrgiai and tutu Powell
di.ud.d Thia'sood Marshall end Harry Klacinuui did
mist take purl.
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The cowl, which is .rsppung up )U t577.3 item this
week, also
-Ruled Cmirgrai may place a quethe lanit - we $510
million on damages that can be collected as We read at
a $xigle nurivar accident
Said Penn Central was ml entitled I. receive my
compensation from New York City when Grid Central
Terminal was diwagisatad a historic lanthuart and the
company was forced to give up plans to bmvid as office
tower above it
Agreed to cumint nest winter 11w cendddairaLdy of
a flat bun the Nov York City Transit Autluily has on
hiring anyone who has ever taken putt in a nethefene
mainteewure program
Huth press and public had been barred from tie
Alameda Cowdy )all tisSues a 1173 lawsuit thIN by
educstlonal station KIJIl) and the SMC1 Afterward.
Sheriff Thomas Ilouctuna started medaiy, 11'rm
tours, omitting Ui, t.reystviue mawnmgn secerly section
and bamrg cameras and tap. recorders.
but a federal )mitge sn)osned the steed? trim dy'ing
r,pwlers reasonable access to We jail, incI
t.r,ptone, or Irvin
lit them iet lalate
interviews and c
canines and sowid .90pme4 Its
orlof was reversed Monday by the Suçrum Cwt
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Will Mrs. Brooke Settle
Or Ask New Divorce Trial?
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. iIIIIII a 1040 chance of settlement," warned the settleuwnl might iargrrdateonM Strtinmthe
notbeugrnerowastheonrh. Ereniju S&amp; Indies and the
- Mrs. Itamigla Brinkue mist he added
I'rrns told Mrs. Brook, he approvrl lair last year.
fanhli) Pi,ns. in Newian. Mass
decide today whether to ask for
In that settlement. Ilrwkr lie also agreed to pay $15.05) a
another divorce trial from Sen. would give her a new divorce
Edward W Brooke. RMass.,or trial it she wished, but be Wad to give his wife their low in alimony
accept an out-of-court settlement that would end their bitter
(emit
Middlesex County Proust.
Judge Lawrence Peters
Monday approved Mrs
Brooks's request for an 1$-hour
nteiuiun of his 4 p.m. Monday
deadline by whlctmtime she was
to have told turn IS ste wailed a
new trial.
Perera gave Mrs Brooks that
option Jim. 11 when he ruled
the senator made misstatemelts led year In a sworn
'4
deposition about ,his financial

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Earlier Monday, Brooks, the
nation's only black senator,
appealed Peters's our to Mrs.
Bronbe for a new trial and
asked to be excused from
montbly alanwoy payments of
Brooks, a twwteruu mc'anbent, laces a psimary challenge
in September from conservative An Nelson. Six
Osuocrats are battling for the
nomination to oppose
Brooks. Three olthe its entered
the race about the time
Brooke's daughters began
leaking drills at the senator's
fa.iclal affairs to the media.
NegdMIdia between Brooke
sod his wife have been held
lMennittsatiy siact Peters's
June 13
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Happy thamosle S.iilh Seminole Jaycees shared
news of their whinIng Natissal Jaycee awaremorning In we.sd in th, nailsn toe their criminal
justice projects Newly installed ntlk,ra I hack left)
Hill Nrauas., secretary; Nob Husk, ske'presldeed;
Grey Martin, s$ce"pmldeM; (tried left) i.e
Iwlsq, president and I)asid Mcintosh, eke'.
president.

Where Quality
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with auth cut hide.
More simply, It Is the time of year when those pro
football teens who operate wider the protective
um brella kno wn as the NFL ar e ready to put the
pieces together again in chase of this years Super

Tuesday, Jut* 21, 197$-iA

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NORMAN H. OSURIN, Editor
RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director

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Expenses for 11 players amousts to $2.1 million,
with another$1.3 Minim coining for stadi um rental,
coaches' asuarie, office salaries and operating

Bowl ctuenpioeahlp.
I ran ecross a lid ci figure' t he other day which
put pro football In a slightly different light. I mint
dlii envision this sport as the yesteryear lollipop
with Johnny U., Frank Gifford, Sam Bolt and
Raymond BetTy emerging with their 18US$ per
year co nt racts, evidence of stat us as superstars.
oti, tsit how the times change!
The St. taugs Car dinals, picked as an average
d
turn, made $89 million last season. Gate ad-

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Heat On

Minim
mlidgnsamoidad
to $8.1 m(th,$2mlthon vu IN
revenue,$2$US in radio rights and another $255,000
in ccnciai, peek ing and programs. That s a
neat $11 million on the debit side.

That leaves a bottom line 01 $9 million.
And even with a million "adjustment," that's
mighty big business.
s are players' salaries and the
The two key
bottom line. The average for this dub Is $86,005 on
the first count.
And with the NFL Players Aseodatlon more
turned In on the dab's bottom Line, watch for some
addit ional sparks neat time they sit down at the

negotiation table.

Ed Gacv.y, the association's executive direc tor,
asked why the players dLiInl play out their
options and set up thou' own league, It owners'
demands were not in Line?
"We're going to give them ong more chance," he
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Shell, Wynn G*ive Flagship

The price freeze accepted by the Organization o

ANGLEWAL TERS

VIEWPOINT

six-month reprieve from an inevitable hike If
gasoline and heating costs.
But the OPEC desire for stability" is offset b
concern over the declining value of the dollar, upol
which oil prices are based, and the hint of a sharj
increase" in the coming decade.
And the OPEC decision reflects the self-interest,
of the two largest Arab exporters, Saudi Arabii
and Iran. Both have substantial investments in Di
Western nations whose economies would be shake
by another increase in oil prices.
Aft Jaidah of Qatar, OPEC secretary-generalI,
expressed organization criticism of the loss o f
buying power tied to the erosion of the dollar'
value, to which U.S. dependence on foreign oi

contributes.
The deficit in balance of payments is aggravatei
by a steady rise in oil Imports.
Jaidah acknowledged the OPEC pressures foir
replacement of the dollar In computing oil pri
presumably with the Swiss franc, the Japanese yei'I
or the West German mark.
Such a move would push U.S. costs upward Ii1
effect if not in intent.
The OPEC comments again focus attention orI
the activity or lack of activity In Congress it
connection with energy policy.
Legislation is essential, not only to deal with Dii
U.S. thirst for oil, but to persuade the world that Dii
U.S. government, too, is concerned over lbI
deteriorating economic infl uence.
The euphoria of the illusory oil surplis
stimulated by new production in Mexico, Alask4I
and the North Sea will be fleeting.
The pain of the anticipated shortages in the 1980
will be accentuated by t he soaring costs.
Our lawmakers cannot continue to shrug off thl
prospect of the Inevitable crisis.
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Democratic National Committee once again
fought over rules for choosing the party's 1150
presidential nominee, ultimately adopting
guidelines which will make It harder for
challengers to take on President Carta In the

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accomplishments In Job creation and increased
spending for social programs.

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And the Democrats pissed resolutions on
everything from Carter's peace efforts In the

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President Mandate when he exhorted them to
fight on for ratification of the Equal Rights
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Seminole.

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harsh working conditions, an end to political
repression, an end to military occupation.
Budapest in 1151'
No, Berlin in 1163.
The Hungarian revolution has acquired, for a
number 01 very good reasons, such landmark
statue In pod-World War It history that a very
im portant mint tends to be over looked: It was
not the first violent protest by the subject peoples
01 Eastern Europe against their Soviet yoke.
The first came 32 years ago this more In
Germany, still technically a defeated nation In
supreme authority rested with the Allied

with not much more consideration than the Nazis
had their slave labor,
uprising, starting among construction

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It was the kind of oversight, deliberate or
unintentional, which makes Republican
workers, rapidly spread throughout the
water this summer. The day after Proposition 13
population and the Sovtet-ocvuçled area.
buildings specially designed for medical putwas adopted 2 to I In California, GOP House
Soviet tanks and troops cnehed it ins matter
By
members took to the floor UI droves to
of days, but not before incidents In hundreds of
UP! Railess WrIter
stomp as one after another of them hailed the
Accentuating the need for specially designed cities and towns Involving possibly a million
outcome. Their Democratic colleagues sat
NEW YORK UPI Although the number of buildings Is the accenting trend toward group individuals demonstrated the widespread
sullenly, hand. in their laps.
hospital beds in the United States has been practice. In 1141 there were 404 group practices rejectIon 01 the Communist empire the fortunes
that had of way had imposed upon Germans.
President Cotter, to be sure, has proclaimed reduced by 320,000 In the pad decade, P'rep' with 3,415 doctors enrolled. By
WWII Impressed
Pas v'eapge., cm itlu we grossly anderdiheed says . rutirpd jup'.ajp),* gepups with 11,642 doctors
than VA died In the fighting, others were
a and Adeulrsl subsequently u.c,.d. aid more t
fee
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The former chief if naval operations Is Zuenwalt Is the desire of the medical profession, tMsi
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reform and reduction proposal.
president 01 AmerIcan Medical Buildings, Ias..a the e,nent and everybody to
That was
The largacy ci 1953
rising cod of medical cat by reducing the
01g. is apparent in today's East Germany.
But there is little indicatIon that of Milwaukee.
The company puts up ancillary buildings to remaining surplus beds and uicre$slng
congressional Democrats plan to heed his call. In enable nittals to better utilize their beds and patient treatment. iits require buildings that economically at the top of the East European
heap Liat still more of an armed camp than any
recent weeks, In fact, the movement In the House
can handle a big flow of patients every day.
facilities,
g
Soviet satellite. And there were to be
Ways and Means Convn&amp;ttee has been In
"We put up all th. kinds of medical buitlukngs
American Medical Buildings taut a big
further challenges to Soviet tyranny.
opposite direction - towards shrinkage of the patients don't spend the night in," Zumwalt
company It did about $16 million In
president's tax cud proposal and rejection of
explained. 'We do a turnkey job that may even lad year -but It has a teen of real experts
In early 1986 there was unrest In Poland,
reform package.
Include organizing a medical team to use the boasts 4 never has had a cod overturn on
followed later that year by the explosion In
As it now stands, the revised Caxi,ei' tax plan building." he said.
contract.
In 115$ came Czechoslovakia's
- even if approved by Congress, which seems The philosophy 01 the business, founded In INS Admiral Zumwalt became president of the --Hungary.
spring." suppressed with less bloodshed than
totally Improbable - would do precious Uttie for by Jtseph Checota, Is simple Despite the- decline company last August, giving up his plan to
the previous demonstrations of the continuing
the middle-incuxue voters who took up the cudgel in the nwnlwr of hospital beds, the bed cc- another race for the U.S. Senate from Virginia
to will to freedom In Eastern Europe but dill
in California.
cupancy rate of Arnerical hospitals has dropped take the pod.
requiring Isdenwnticin of Soviet armed might. In
A native of California, Zumwalt was a victim 1970, It was Poland again and again force was
In fact, combined Social Security and Income from SO pervert In 1150 to 75 percent tad year.
taxes would actually be higher next year for That's not making the most efficient use of ex- of his own success In the Navy. Graduating from necessary to redone the Communist version 61
Annapolis on the an of World War II, be went up
families with incomes of $16,000 or more - which Pensive beds and other services.
Yet the sired for health care and the cod of the ladder fad and at 41 became the youngest
Is to say, half the people In this country. That is
Berlin in 1003 began a quarter-century-long
health cars dill are rising deadly, So Is the chief of Naval operations in history.
some response to the tax revolt,
'But you can only serve a dated term at the indictment of Soviet rule. The West has had $,s
Although there are exceptions, Democrats on number of doctors. In 1980 there were 141 doctors
per LOUIS population, now there are aoindhlng top," he explained. "At the end of my term I was problems during this same period in Algeria,
Ca pitol Hill and
offered any four-dat pod I chose but I couidu't the Mideast, Vietnam - but nothing so con'
In proving that California will suffer dire con- over IN per 150,050.
"There will be tens ci thousands of new accept because I had preached for years that sldently damning or revealing of the failures of
sequences from the page of Proposition IS
than in finding responsible ways to mord public physicians in the country In the remaining years senior offIcers shouldn't And in the way of a system as the East European dory.
Moscow and Washington are currently
demands for tax relief and lower government .1 the century. The methods and conditions of younger olficers' advancement. Ill had stayed
modem medicine make it Inme4Iy I' In and eveoted some other admiral from IcrUlnlltng new proposals for reducing the
spending.
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Withdrawal is a etloas matter for the
hypocrite of myself.
eastward r'xn California. that an imdua,meled Involved in the special comfort and mobility
Anyway, he said with a anile, what he really Western alliance, already undermanned along
rebellion aga inst high taxes could wind up reupirenenta of patients and the placing and liked dung its Naval caner was commanding the confrontation Line. But it Is doubly so for the
pushing tins. least able to help themselves.
Soviets, whose forces mud do double duty.
operation ci sophisticated equipment dictate ships, not the Icily staff jobs.
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recently wdlI
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chanted the taxpayers.
Far worse, die cheated all the genuinely needy In this oumtr
Eve ry such exposure invaria bly raises by seve ral decibels II
public outrage against weltars cheats," and the littler paint c
that broad brush always splatters those lead able to deteii
themselves; the poor, the len., the sick, the blind, the sgei
let us not forget who Is to Warn, here. Ills the governrnou
agencies charged with distribution of welfare funds.
Joseph Calif ano, secretary 01 health, education and weilari
said earlier this year that about $2 billion $ year In welfare an j
Medicaid money Is waited because of fraud, error and abua
New York City welfare officials, wording to Time rnagazli
ttmate that at laid 20 percent 01 the recipients of the Aid I

Vanities with Dependent Children program should not Iue
getting honetlis or should be receiving reduced amounts.
By contrast, the Internal Revenue Service at lead by thelr
own accounting sdlmdea that 00.1 percent ci all wages Uuit
liould have been reported In a given year were Indeed reports I.
In tUne., progre. has been made In asne agencies, an I
Incidences ci fraud aar to be declining.
But vigilance Is Mandatory, because, In the long run, thaiir
who stand to suffer the mod from welfare fraud are those wt10
can least afford It.
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The Evadag Herald ii.. rsservea die dgto to edit letters
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eachange treaty, sinlad to the ports rwemUy

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man In his mldSbe, with a shock of white hair in
the middle of an otherwise be
crown, Ray

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tea less durable hi more p eale section ci gas

negotiated with Mexico and (wade. The Tarts
have been acutely autadlee about the Idea,
because It implies that their treatment Of
prisoners Is was, than humane. Ulm the drain
In Twtlsh'Ajnerlcan tetatlons ova the wins
ban, there Is little chance the Turks would give
up tie American quldet.
Over four mails ago. U.&amp; officials gm the
Turks a draft of the prq..aed pflse.r trackage
treaty with Bolivia and anggeded it be ithid as
a model for an Ameflcan.Twtib pat. But a
cOds$M aerce told a; "There his his
MM Issallbea They an reilly dmalg Heir
lad." Added another laidar: "U We 1 -9 I
lifted, lisp could so hotter."
At the urging of the Turkish g..IiaI, I
um W# Meddle JeeSpssrtoTvhsy is. UI, rauslu doers con vlsi am as
niqda view of the priM me tad we j.r"g
TutlahAantcai retatiasi The Tat.
I. Aulars, Spea MeeYue'ud do dIrect., of
pmlaed Spsee veld he psrm55sd Ii viM Testib ,,iasu. De. "u'Ye.l, hi sweed
is Ph.D. I be. at New Y.et that1.Jl. The
The penal w0taft I Taty, Ow god? ad bs Y
"waft bid dame is
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amom It Hey hew He many. Tad,.are as
"r -- teems," he Wild. c-kig TV sets,
r*igauters, Sersigo a,ius it beebe.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII hem ilalIed with pliew Hey,. nil,.
ii liii Heck, Ark., who is spit on yaws in

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looked Turkish and, videed, spoke the language
fluently.
He had bean arrested war the Syrian border
In WI), he said, with a half4on of hsilsh In his
possession. "Ian aceptalid." He shrugged. "I
was trying to make some money." He took the
rep for his gin friend, who accompanied him.
His sentence: 101 yea
Ni has now been reduced to 34 yeas
leaving him, he said with a wry anile, "only IS
yeas to go." He had served time In several
Turkish prisons, he said, "from the word to the

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American consular officers visit him
regularly, he said. this of then brought him a
guttarand hue manageato 'stay sane" by playing
blues and Im His father, a rutireg rdlroet
CONdOdw and 'a fine man," sends hen money
every mouth; his mother keeps him supplied
with guitar WIND
Ray rdus.d to talk about the Turkish mall.
"They bus ways of isiting eves," he aid
nsrveusly. But he ut he asked 10 be lransIvnsd
prism to 5d away frani the mu.
The visleg paled endog. Sp 'iuiJ flaysemi
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Wynn unloaded his rund•
tripper in the third, and in the
fooruji tee Frederick walked
and advancod an a wild pitch
beeRwhad Stubs deh,ed

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two walk. aid an enter Loaded
the heas with iwne ad. But

Martin

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The reason it didn't was because he made sure the whole thing
was kepi inside the clubhouse, solely between hum and Yankees'
triffier, Gene Monahan.
Martin wouldiu't go Into any of the details, even after owner

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safe for the rust of the season.
The date was lad May II and the Yankees wee playing the

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White Sag a night game In Chicago. Immediately after the contad, they were to catch a plan. fur Qevelaid wbere they, were
schedeled to meet the Indlift the following evuv.k4.
Martin had been battling $ cold for more than a week and had
developed congedkm In his cheat. He looked pile and haggard
and was running a fever.
The discomfort In his chest readied such a point that Mogan
took an unusual deg in the mldutleof the bell game. He called far a
physician to come to the Yankees' clubhouse between Innings,
and after a brief examination the uderuuld put his ddliucape
tack In his little black bag and said to Martin:
"You'd better check Into the hospital here as soon as you can.
I'll make arrangements for you to be admitted rigid away
through emergency. I think it's bed we rum some fords on you."
"I can't do that," Martin sold.

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Transactions

i. The food Is berly edible; alitallcm pointing a tinier at Spear and declaring: "I
repu5
cor.dr'sa would fall twme standards in the Mow all abed ywa!"
United Slates; brutality by primn gm* is an
He then lahsd Into a tirade about the
accepted, If undflclaI, way of his. A laveed negative defles that hive beau published about
krm of pv'¼u, said acildeatil acu, Is
Turkish prisons. He pulled a beck from a duelS
flailing recalcitrad pot Wow merdleady on the and slammed * dawn on his desk. "ties! All
el. of heIr bars fad with Will sticks.
Do!" I. shouted.
Even worse than the pads are the surly,
The book me "M-Igi't Express," written
ruiNs. Tarkik heeds who iseag to the
by Billy Hayes, a yeag American who spot live
'lass mafia." They ceatrel the prIm
yea's in Turkish primes and finally made a
p.p', and ran the ramada bd prime
fir freedom. Snorted Yseel: "They
wails. Armed with pa and hives .
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557 am prisM are embeds far cs' 1' ad
we
Mol,
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they operate. etaisatesydesof
IS bock," he ut, slakIng it with his finger,
lieruusra and 'ceaay pianists who got In
'U prod lad Turkib prisons are edeola for
their way.
writers."
no mafia also trofficks in k
and
With Ysel's pulesIma, Speer now to
herd. "The staff comes over the walls at
I-'-' sad dame out to 50mI'1lw prIm,
night,,' said on ismer prImer. 'The
whose grey das emImcs isis over a grimy
autheiltim try to ca" It, but they JiM can't do
It...
hiIM mist Moe. n Isyeai
The
Wills abed 3,505 iteslanati eel.,
Is fires, I. the Turkish authuritis, they
give dasdlaI vubmd to Seedgo prlmesre, Islas 1$ of whom we "pehiesi pelsee."
dIssdlir*-etingerI-' ing peeplevke
.,edelly Amsflcme. to iamb laill1dift the
teat share their tds"J
fersigasea We SEWAd to. special area idled
His adlutim, sit the Irectsr, was isit in
the lied serIes." The Take aim tabe
was 'Ike meat medIa prIm In the
to leIm ?asi$ purs I prIme eker,

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WASHINGTON President Carter's move to
lift the U.S wins embargo aged Turkey has a
special urgency for five Americans now Interned
in Turkish prisons. It Congress can be perded
to end the embsrgo, the forlorn five migM he
sat home to finish their aeatencis In the United

BERRY'S WORLD

of

without a third game and
Flaldip Bank attempting to
farce a winner-take-all game

flit'.
Led by workers, tens of thousands of ordinary
ctUwe took to the streets to demand an end to.

BUSINESS WORLD

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Bank

The two teams meet taught

Africa.
________________________________________________________ Powers. In the Soviet occupation zone, a puppet
What they dldo't discus, astonishingly
Communist regime whose right to power was the
enough, was the angry beast which had come
presence of the Red Army treated the population
charging out of California JiM three days earlier
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WASHINGTON - it taut easy to Ignore a
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the Democratic Party seems determined to try.
At it.. June I meeting In Washington, the

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Bound one of tie Fl
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There was the hut at a threat to has rather
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Above figures vary from dub to club. I arm certain. Surely the Giants, with added seating
capacity, the Rams and Browns do better at the
gate.
The Giants, for example, sold 100 box seats at the
Meadows lot $20,000 each.
And the Raiders have a higher payroll. claiming
$4.3 million.
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lie recently completed
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wiN as piano and thoi well.
lit workings are clearly visible
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girstrit Iastatw-r trsrir,l
acre Bob I'utlin, San
Betti
Antonio
let
liUnlphZr) I'r4erojn. Rot
111101. lii
and Doi'S

-rnlerrtl with crier) stalks
inserted with cutouts of

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BUSINESSMEN
ADVANCIDOY
IUILOINS
We oNe, everything.
from free *esght$ to
machines.

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SOIIT TIPS
sat.
PH, 333-

DEAR ABBY: We have a 7month-old son and a big

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problem. My husband's lather
gives our baby dog (dacuits,

laying it Is good lot the baby's
newt,eth. lsayababy should
not be eating dog biscuits, but
my father-in law says has kids
were raised on them! And my
hustas says heranembers
eating them and it never di d
Two weeks later I received a
any heron.
Call from the doctor's office,
Are dog taacuuls OK for
Igot
The Ileel'a
cSutitn'letmeknew fast soI in
touch with him, and he
can get both my husband wW assured me there was a
his lath er €41 my 1*C*.NEW
'misunder st anding" and he
YORKER
eoujd take care of it.
Within a week. I was brut
Dear See Ysiker: ii "
badgered by the doctor for the
More, my qu.tiee ess"reft
money. After many friatless
whal I. Will yew baby, all
phone coversatloiss
and
' ""n'
Co-promises from The Heel, I paid
am 111514 tell 7i1 that
the doctor and urged him to
iudeLSuiwill&amp; 5Pet1lleellYferprosecute The Heel. i Writing
S17 we
ban checks is a crime.) The
heoina
doctor rof used to go alter The
DEAR ABBY I became Heel, so gans who's dart.
by a man I clam I
Is there any way l Cast golmy
shall refer to is "The Heel") ovionsy back? I deal w*it a
liter datarg hih for lees than messy ingal idi, but I'd bbs to
stamoidlw( Jim lS,no babe in teedsThe Hotel alwiea.
the woob and accept half the
HA!) IN HOtillTt*
reepseoilai*y.I We agreed that
t)RAR NM): Thaw SeeM .5
as alowitin wield be the bed isojoIal, bat doses's u..uaarIy
aolutatn, and he leddad on isend all MsIs. U 111111M sSatd
paying feet. d wanted to pay he astler tbsega$ hO i,Ies
haU, hit he wouldmi'I hear of Li I sivuace,
DEAR ABlY: lan 35, smigle
The Heel escorted no to the
doctor's 0111cc and everything *14 han been 411111111ft the eana
wed very well. No problems. mas for tie years Nedher Of
He wrote out a check for $111110 as has &amp;W a.yme eli, awt
we Inst.
WA gave it to the mu.
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going to get married."

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questions first dartid 11,11 as ii

Margaret Partin Lo*.

June

Dutton

Pippin harden. Hazel

S5)I5U-., ka- lar anal So4.a
'Sinner' P'r.ni. Henry
peow
r,o. Vernon Hardin,
I14rul4 Jnhn,un, lion
PIMl4tIt 11015 I s,kui4

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Madden. Kay
Shoemaker, Maryanna
Springer Rockey. Ethel
%'uung Meredith. Margaret
Vonftes'tsalm W4gu10, and
Judy Jones lkoeiw'U.

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Peggy

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will Joe"

Jm l'amlerb.t

ulrtrfl Lai flrd Ioday at 12

)Oprn,at the Piijnw of the
tii.Ir
wrnt,..Mr and Sir. &amp;).zI.. 1. Lk'ui-OrnlIjer.
$t7w, Itrika tiuji4.c Park 1W William 4. tl'C
jtt'(ttriI 11W 1,11)149 ring Yremuny
Ihe
Ii the on 4 Mr and Ws Ju'srTM
'.aialert .4 P Ireland, ia
I itkrn oil (OW IIA4r b he r p:,rds. the bride -to,w lot
teklrgft*l(JI

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.4rorri(,latrt 4 SI inter 'art attended the bride ii
Ii.r.4 llian was
lhI'lctrrangl4 Winter

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cotçl. oW
l.aIalrvdelr The bridegroom is
It; ar,at! In&amp;,rnational AutiJws The bride us
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This peculiar appearance Is
probably what gave the squad
t5 reputa tion as a sea monst er
because It Is really a
"""DO animal.
NutrItionally, t he squid is an
eic*Ile,* source 01 orotein The
protein content Is About ft
as Ih.I of
5 to
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Hector, 11111 ISriroson. SI A

u•s a tkat lrn th

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glare

About a year ago, friend, and

Walker, Lillian Moran
Keith. Glenn McCall.

lililu

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use. The squid is, well, funny

relatives (especially auntsi
began aaklng us (separately.

slirndin, u-re

Meunder,

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Ja,,rI Li'a' lkiAIrwiulJer

a

looking.
Iti tube Shaped bud) and king
tentacles make 91 resemble a
apar, missile with arms. whale
its tag, human-looking eyes
give it a sort of niortdmm

11*-flint

Couple Exchange
VQLWS In Double
Ring Ceremony

have been relegated to the trash the red crab, a deepualu clam name change, ton.
heap without much reason.
known as the ocean quahog, the
The ugly squad may be the
The squid,a ID-armed marine
But the day of the trash fish sea urchin, an aaaurtment of strongest candidate for Inlnvertetwde that was once has finally arrived. Due to a small, aarikoelike fish called creased usage thanks to a long
regarded as a monster, may shortage of popular food fish, cluepelds and a group of fudidi, list of virtues. It's abundant,
soon be a source of protein on trash fish - now referred to Including the poilact. hake, readily harvestable with
American dinner tables, along politely as "underutilized ocean paid, dogfish, take Erie eliding equipment I most
with a number of other un- species" -are being studied by white sucker, hogchok,r and. squad, in fad, are caught when
familiar aquatic animals.
marine scientists for possible croaker.
fishing busts are trading for
Not too long ago, these use as food.
A few are already available, c*trr species I, easily cleaned,
creatures were looked on as
A few have already moved although not always under the good tasting and adaptable to
"traali"tobe tossed back when out of the laboratory and onto names given. The lake Erie wide range of traditional
they were pulled out of the the fish counter. More will white sucker, for instance, recipes
water along with more popular undoubtedly follow.
which is being test marketed In
In addition, the squid olfers,
species.
l3esides the squid. some of the some, areas. Is now officially rIs)renIeat per Eun4 than Inod
Their lowly status frequently under-utilized marine and referred to as the freshwater other aquatic creatures
arose from unattractive freshwater species you're mullet. Species with names like
At present, though, the
features such as eicess hones, likely to find at the fish counter the hogchoker and dogfish squids faults
chile not
although some species seem to soon are the skate, the mussel, could obviously benefit from a nearly as specific as its virtues
irfill to rule UId Its wider

Dog Biscuits Good
For Baby's Teeth?

; GM AUTO AIR

Will tune up your car, chock
the brakes and john those

of flies-sages from class
narrntsrs was given by
Walt ;artliwr
Tribute was paid to
deceased classmates
Prant-it Temple, Joe If
Wright, Fred Seigtld. 11111
I1enaicB, Benny Mills,
I'orter 1azauig II, Anita
it-meow-s Kelly and Ruby
Brewer Carter
to*ntan,ang the theme of
The Celery Fds' and the
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leeoratton, created by
Ilazel Mouth Madden

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MADAME KATHERINE

S*.vt*a1r Ctab unit

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Lot SO? Spring Oaks Unit IV,$4).N0
B4ft
MoStroi,. *44 to Murray
F *iP.t. I *4 Norma . LtI 45£
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For

Trail rides - Pony rides
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Near S.C.C.
CALL FOR RESERVATIONS

Understand

GOING ON VACATION?

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Aitamonle Mali in palm
Snags Dr.. Alt. Monte 155$.

322-0325
TODAY

Women of the Moone, Chapter 140.1, anfos'd, conducted installation of officers at
the Sanford l.odgr 1951. t)fflcers are (from left I Theresa Kennk, recorder:
Donna Rogers, Sr. Regent; Jim McI.aughlin, installing officer; l)oroth ('hiet.a.
Jr. Graduate Regent; Kay McFaIl, treasurer; and Verna l)oole, ('haplain.

ges

Lmqwood

MEXICO CITY

CALL

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I)urin* the dinner. clatt
president herb Slerwtrotu
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Mrs Mae Fort.
present
Mass Brtwcra Stevens. and
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current copy of the (lass
Roster and Newsletter
compiled by reunion
chairman Mona Mills

INSTALLATION

SPECIAL

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automatic pool swoop

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members

FUTUREFOOD

TVàd$.Ofàt (onto to Leonard () IU(4f*a 14
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91* * of Lot 3 CrtaI Lake Sarah U St.t.v. Lt 73, 111k A Country
Park Set 3, 131.100
Club IUI - 1)11.4 I, *33.100
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41)aniIi, ti?.SO0
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P.vlo lot O,4o,iiC Lot 3M,
Br.nti4 Lobe Rd His . 34.000

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FROM
S MOBILE HOMES AT COST
S FREE MOVE IN WITHIN III MILES
I CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED
A MONTH
SEAUTIFUL CLUBHOUSE and POOL
I ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS
I ADEQUATE LAUNDRY FACILITIES
NEAR SCHOOLS. SHOPPING, CHURCHES, GOLF

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eaOFlth'OM*LLY STUCCO. MEDICALLY
LOW COST PSOOSAMS

P;spurd do cur" etgnid
supreme at the Sanford lmi
where over 50 percent of
minok High School (las-s
of INI gathered for their
year reunion to renew
friendslupa and reimoulce
over old times
having had reunions
e-ery five )ears, the class
his been able to rn.auit.aln

tag the squat has more

lhadtoCunwop with win,kind usable meal than mud other
ol answer in order tosatiliv
a
people's cus'*isdy. 11MM well Fish ' to about 10-to 40
eventually many, tout Iwant to percent edi ble flesh, ehell-tWi
live on my own awhile and Iii 340. pe w corl Squad. lacking
go directly from my Periods' hones ithrr only rigid Internal
haits to living with another st ructure u the vnallctutinota
l*r1. My boyfriend feels tic 'pen," w hich is sha ped like an
sa ne way, and "'I't both oid•lashioned writing pen.
happy vlth things as they are. have
to-a percent ekte
but w..con't seem to gut thea nordo,
sffm to ieSTW PSP1'•
Although most Americans
recently itsilain apaid, the sane tm'*
trallop Up boiCaloole of rv,sst.d true in some other area. 14 the
quesioulig from her p.rrda. world.
H e waini reedy for mamage, '11w squid 10 probably the
mod universally eaten macme
to set a diu.
animal escipt for the United
I utofi well-meaiing trieede Slates and Canada," says
woeld lone, the dKiAiOG and Kohel A. tsuaon, a lied
toning up to IN people us- tedmotogtd at the Northeast
velved. Thilooks fsr Iaag me Vhiifles Cater in (tioucoder,
lor my ps. Is there an$haig Ms. Actsf*4 to tarm.,
I con anytostop1quiiw aquid Is estim in mod of the
countries bordering the
land dill to peal.11
NuT ylCT Mserraneen and in many
coedfln In Ala.
DEAR NOT: Yes twit lisp The ugly but nutritious inMsas'lkv, aid any people vertebrate is particularly
his o0ft ,,jMh
I we popular in Italy. Greece amid
- 51 Ibs
'u at.. Jup.. The cord ca&amp;amwI that
IN _I S *55 '57, Al oppeari on isis Italian minim
@I If p I I reply washl bi means squid Many Italian
"Shea we doted,, .V1 hi yes eedaeesda In thea ramIfy
be..."
ranlarly offer it.

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Birth Announcement
Mr anti Mrs Stes-en '(as he Sle'in III \Iiitl,mti
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innotIrwt the birth of a itaughter, Kart I"r.itw.'tit'
on June 19
Grandparents are Mrs I)oris Stein of Sanford
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Win of Houst on, Texas. Great grandpars'nt', dirt'

Mr and Mrs Met Schssart, of Houston

Wed 60 Years In July
Mr and Mrs Frank iI.illiani Taylor. s*inti-r
residents of Drains Towers, s*iII celebrate their
301h SIetkllflg aflfli*'I'r%Jr) OH July l. at their
summer burnt' [lux M. Lewsston, Mich. 4,0756

Have Two# keCN a

pulSe that appeared
in nil Evening heraki you wsuid like Is
heyg? Will. they'
re

available. how Test
can ardor an Sill
sorml 51 any photo
IIICtS his appeared
in the Evening Her
aid ,ithin the last 11
days fir $4-IS Out
Tax

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bids Shall be POItm$rse4 net talc THE ANOVE ESTATE AND ALL FIOv4 $tJf$e,
'ian the 13Th iy 04 .lvIy 1571. and OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED
D.es
IN THE ESTATE
Shall b r.cei,W an or before
PubI,ati
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£IGHTEIyIt JUDICIAL CII
CUlT. $ CMI NOL i c otj w rv,
FLORIDA. PROlATE DIVISION
CASE NO, 7.fls.cp
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34 un.t.a15 5, 0 I Ipar Pt.
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intS .0 lhi, osde, Insote Pee
tISf'y L've.alene,qw ItIe.t554,
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5ii'o Is Sell 121.155 TPsj SIll
he hail l biel. all Il.* he see

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club en oi'genlsaf ion tats
appear Ni this IIs$ing lads
sulil for only 13 50
wsdT This Is sit deal
way to lnfe,m the public
of your cIsdi .5ttvlPig
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Isa$on would foe So

Included In tills tithes,

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS N Iwo
EState 5 lOis aisy is Itie
(Iat5.f *0 50 NWhIsg Insall
dessof that
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Arms

Apts.

CLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT
3333511

STATE SALE Gree 005155.
FR. C MU. Illihen egu'
sle lied part Slelisde,, &amp;
5uanf
sass
501,01404
WItstq 'dl gopel .1,1nlsrI,40
5*5

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.,e.lis.e Pool. Sec Rn,.
Tisii Court. t.evi1,v rm.
AC. D,Sft.ewne,, darpow I
Dlaes Cell $23 4435 b*4.,en
121am 11pm
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3$-Ad.naato FuriWsd

call:

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IANDY MAN NI1DØ At
IFadtIve) SI. CSar.aI,le,ge,
Mmmi en e,ee 5i4 lii FruM 1
Shade Inees Neal, p'olnled
isde Gr*4 pelenlial $15505

Geneva Gev
IMItIlIftIN

RidgeWood

ISa PurR *0
01e, lad $l3S
*40415 Ne Pets 33373$ poe,
*05 Sir $in Cileow
t0.. very (HI I 'Mv See
J.st5as Cesan. 3$ P01150455
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lab an some tell ce ,ou "a,,
toed 04 read all oar sail a'.ii
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P RICED TO SELl, Neat SI 551,
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P054 * . carp. C N, l
4.u 5 te, SWp V1
w't 140
SW'i

Harold HI Realty
REALTOR MLS
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".. Nat. 5.l
Payton Realty
Sae,I
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073 lilt OCt on PIgs,
' "nit "a,t i u,, Itona'
3451H, 5..Ihaat 17i3
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SR
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I 1113 I
,ard l.n.&lt;ed "I 15 l.a5. li
"e5 I tatabs Ira-I "P.S
ill 507 Ptnon, 371
Sanford's Sales Leider
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"onvgage balance 'qa'll
111*1, ,etlOtatad
52

322- 2420

adt bid1

ANYTIME

Quiet area 3 55 I
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Muitipi. ListIng Service

IWITT REALTY S

MOSS IN
Noqualf,.ng $7 W$duri
)SR Sara.. clean 1101 1150
-- 1ii$C 13) 0700
TAO IEOIOoat
t'u bal', corer let .n Covn"n,
Clue Ma
101151, 'C '05414
111721
QUIET NEIGHIORISOOD
7 55 Brcs HOuSe oIl, l'.eela.
5l r.gN ton couple 123.500

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133417)
N.5115 377 1415 o. 177 3)17
Lu. dOsn
No 4,11.1, f
sa,eral 1001,1110 Noose Iron'
Call I C ICes I *l1,ti1.uinsl
SEAL TOR 1711711

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Jim Hunt Realty
3134 Pane Di . 33)3115
AIle,l4s,,n
'775314
3373551
7335441
* Gamut Wit,
log RoaiIst.le55cter
JOSIN SlIDER A$SOC
107* Comnserc Ill
Plee 31)7501, lalnIsid

REALTOR

CRYSTAL LAKE
NelIg.,, n'asow Au,
n.staw
s-Ill III ,', o,'s Cus,WsI15
tare. lel, Seeutilul
Prg$sey*4 Neal,,,

AAL t y0 MARs I I I 4.0.5.105 5:4 we Call te "em
Cmfe ale, 4.00li I5..ph 0,
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n... a
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ttan lvnHed (515 Ia'J aid
,•,• $75 ,

(ACL,N..,AI( 510',
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a ,n,. ng a boal.ng o'f 'oaf
3.' 1011 Rs Ipi.ngs I
rnd'oum 7 14111 Ia'.. 4-I,
•o.. 11 001 II tOe •44..
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The Real Etit Agency
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2115

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IIOA DM055 lINde
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?l40 (all

p.loed

BALL Realty
131544I,m:,$?

Ga'.,. tales are us
Tell
lIne .le aSM,f '4 0.111 I
CIIIRit.ed Adin IlSs Nersad 373
3511 III 5053
SLYAMOWYI 'near MalI Iii.
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L angelS.
$$?534 3537
LASS MARIHAM ESTATES
1.05 fl 1 fl xet a he .aterfepo
Ne.isSM SI,. $11,140 1.uivs 55*
SSRO L GlUINg
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be'i.J.4
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me,
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'Silted price Ne tIlI, e155
155 II 9eSiSliilin l wmeg$
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' PulSar 0.5.15
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7I015(,tue,iv $ PS P PA
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P'sOIIt U. $105
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me Call 1)1 lIla ion "
".me la10uwsIrst

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LAND Ct.(ARIluC.
I 1(3.04 I.e III
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Sale

SG-Msce$i.uou for
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*55 lIe, I laws
AIM, NAVy SURPLUS
II 515,4*,,
7731151
G'.ss Carpet, Ii 115,5 ti sarpet
.inI, osed flier, lelInsasIs
CI.Wral (1r40 CiImPIs
Ps. 17 13, Cees.isere,, 3j *13.7

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B4JY SILL lADS
1111155 1501Sf
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1 ontO (.1445 alt'

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1, *141 ft 145 1 lOS 5237t5i
Ilte 144ip

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lease 50. tom
pirin:l1;7;s.

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lent tomeS e'.i
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till OSteCd'
150 Call III 3535

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Auslar Call 575 135?

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letidoslhl
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Palling I P'esWIi Cleening
P55155? lAP?5ll 3311144

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07)1431

Western SadO.
15lIdtO 0.00 814
Call 1.15 Sell

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IS? YOUR IU$jNIS%..,,
DIAL 3222ii .$31.9,,3

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OfoselleasI
s,g w m Agevt SPt freon U.S. 57-ft - Thea
siw*ga foalo! Ass. Si
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CARRO4,L'$ IURNITI.JII
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tell lie 15, 1 lert.(, It.e r51
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1.011 Crpsf Lele

30-Aufo for Sa
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JUST MAlI PAYMENtS. 005
75
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15-RreatnjI WINCeS

$ea,-enit of III 54 01aH Auto ' '?IP#*01., T,.iq,
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Senumsole Ceunl
$17501 II
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needler 11a'e', t'Iue 0-Il, a
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323.7532
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STILL HEATING

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37 "ropuace. 5cr
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Sea tool csi.e in these Camplatel,
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C.lp an,. G.,'t lubSidIg54 PS
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15 A&lt;nsl lIed let $3001 per icre

LITOACTIVE I SR I bats 111,05
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a celt Ian'dt4as,nt .14 £ ,
44 575 I.

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R(ALTOR 321 0640

7011 Gnaeev'e, Ate Mod A's
SV OWNER
351.354151, LILR. OR, Fl rItt,
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AMERICAN
EARTHWORM Co.
Amem,can FirtIi.,urm Co . in
lert.ew,ng .0' tOIuunn growers
1*01 in prad0(I,on to be v5ad.0
o.lnq &amp; 'ala'. Oi5te diposal
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II 701j In 'lIIede$gld .11 earning
1,01, $1007 lo 11000 pin "Im •
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S RUY some'.',,, 'e
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'15 counlr,u Sps
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acres ccn'D'.tel,
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3237532

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REALtOR 3*) aWl
MULTIPLE LISTING SIUVICE
Eves )i' 34. 175 1154 573 liSt
Jfl 155C
Saniord I SR carpefed Screened
ponds Palo, IItSe lot 509
S.n.la
810i
31) $517
OWNER

REALTOR
1017$ Pps'st.

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E,et )n 21.5,117 p55. 3314i47

That twIll 11001 peeps. SIr *tnln
*
1111 lIen' "at sum
dl,trt, OpeO their 01.0.
doorS 11$ lop in (155 at C Ii
P n' lid net over $10 000 per
tea' Tie, Itop sa,154 .1 open
eelil,,a then, proof It tOu sell
P1004 &lt;NIl Tom tent. (011(1, at
101 10 1011 or ont. Vblevand
0.vn.onal Heedouantt. 5314
taut Joan Att
Ns 10.
Jacston,Ile VIa 313)0 P1,1w
nc lade Phone number

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iio5lo$tlI
PIlasiowalUpirme

1111b24 Lisboj 4'l'Ll

IMPOSSIBLE

Lad', 1 live in nlliremont ho,,,I,
1.011 smnosir. InVSI be 5004 Coo
Salanp open $674113

Cla,s.fed Ad are Ito 5lI54Ill b's
news 'lens ISO will
lAd
ar•i11le,S

ICALSSI*t(

1,115 n Countt OhIo $l.7,09

Sngemt, *N.tlsqfc
r.*,IZ, 51 '055310

'-

Su' JUNI CARS
Fr0. $1111140
(l l4i

u"s lure &amp;
Aepl.anc,s
Pe(. Rn 55,5.5.1

repair charges

Repossessions

BATEMAN REALTY
Re, ha ISl.le areas,
I
lI21SanfoaiA,e
371 5?Ie
Ivej
3337513
32)11?)
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ii..-------- . FIRL t,ULLHt REAL1Y,.
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR

fl-Jw* Cars P.ims,id

Lane,, Mart, III 54.140,4 Ave
I... I Sits, the l.st in .
,...1I!T'VT R5*l 'IS'!ti0.'.

Ii,rf
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5)111 AlID 3 SI 2 5411 C PI.IA
Ii ii'PP$ lfPi( uJ sP'.au'ep
iso we
j'

Call Ba it

MOWS THI5 FOR A STAR
T (It 3 51. I bantI older lone

301 Comm,ncial Sanford 31351
Copenienced Iodp Mail
AppI .0 PerW.
Jack PreSser Fold. Sanbond

Carpet saw 'aiIm Its.
du Hi 1311 E lull Pttting
Oeom't,n.t,

Mmde June35, 515-35
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Cash 322 4132

I SR 1 I car gin age. C uSIA .

REALTOR 372 axe 5L5
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(SC 7714575

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Jolviny Walker
Real (Stale I
Geuwn.I Coinlrecso,
3314137

Master CIsge IVia Mdcii1

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Or bet, I? CI, tOO' irWt*0
SulldI'i IS • SI Tl1i bee, I
one ban Ia$ bee., in busIes
Over 31
• same 0.11, Ne.
read', to nilure PrIce 111.150
Includes bnt.ldln,. tlits,r55 &amp;
1015
I

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p.m.

TIME WASTED IS

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To Sat, you line &amp; waIted at
CII your 0.11 No plecamern,
us,,, ,Oum bird ilnpIoy,neflt

Seat se huge csst of 1777 off 'ci
e New medent. bvuld.r'i
37)1211

JUNE SPECIAl
lice SR IS
Carpeted 10.?7 pall bin DOve
O'an'e. * It 15l l.sanci 534,100

FAMILY SAP

YOU NEED US

thank,

*sd

24-Bsrtum!!
$

IIQ I because 04 F*neit7. untegr

10,311 Trslqcs
AMuttlOrt, NPet
$41 Pgmt Dr .
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UPS HAND l$N S SPECIAL
I.'Sene S)(1j/n1Ss I
100,1131? ..
i$X

- No toO 109
large or lao small
32)151

MSN1

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LOOK lu THE LLADE.

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S'i~terS and Maut,rs URGENTLY
NEEDED, 82151 pe Iladrad
GUARANTEED hi Sell
addretsed Slamped inyelspe
TX ENTERPRISE, So, 31411.
Co $0731

JACkIE CAOtOS*tMMl*4C
SCHOOS, INFANTS AND
ADULTS 3723133

Of14p9 GO,C,I115W bombed, I

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CRt.lmeFcIslFmmle,
I Dee' Can'ne, .ai Caner
liMea 33) roe

Can YouAUord$200Mo
For A New Home?

MINT CONDITION
II', alt. ,R ( uSIA 1103 HinI
well $35

3e-to6

REAU?IFUL MODERN
SlId HOME- Gene..

A5tisl5 Ma.nlpsance Mae
aol comple. fl Sanlori (ill
fll4iIO&amp;ei5IMr, Soyd

LIPINtS, Herais. lenfort Ft
'r__

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Punts (H ApI Nate, 1501
At,e a, caw.suw,.,
$11 Pars Ave

To led out P' pM, cai become a.
A,0 Reprel..nt.si,,
Call a 3075

Nursect *015,, MaSt be e,peri
5004 Houf S &amp; wiges d'scvsIad
al I.n' 01 Ippt.cat.en Apel,
Carroll 5 C.trsrs Nurser7. H
Ill. Ot.eoo

I1-lflStrUCtKl,5

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Clean F5, .1551NOvA4
A4ullIOrl,
'ill Palme.io

AVON OPENS 0001$

Sec rolar,
I5tOm,'o
LoCal Trucs Dr..e,
5110*1
Yerdatan
12th'.
ides JObS ides - CIII Today

32)7:

TI(ILINEDSTREFTS "'
OAILAIID SHORES
Close o
Pwe,,Itn.,'i i se bath C uSIA
Con'p.ehet, 'I"OO,led bluer
"a. *
lsuØeng (n55 10*
Cit 1.1,15 n'•etnenc. I In,.'.
Must too to lPVtPc ate Call he
i.,. ..,,,

rnsw.

0UR ORIAM HOuSE
seresa 'OI"l *'t'. III thq 5,1,11
as apn,c, liii Ca's aIIm 3SR.
I54l11 oCHIA 155015,4
Ill Pin(ed .0 Neal a, a p.n and
I4n'eslnew *.II91FHAnVA
All'fig 535 ISO

Eastern Personnel e
IService 530.54691

ANDERSON FARMS

1140 F r00ch Awe

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ZELLWOOD
SAt El C 01*4
$354 Ba
105K IN VINE
RIPE TOMAtOES
)lbe SIlO

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cam
you *0u40 I be fI*4n
1?Il1 ad. and .f. weF51'I HIM I
he someone I. sam Its.I
l,5n'l bePer It ou wale to
sppeetonitp 10 lent. Tlw,s I
Five Hi,n*4rW della,, S *40
Call I 004331440 an,tnnse I.
recorded mewage

1,11
1 me
GLSARDITT5
IRpc.gl.on,,,l FlIt hOle Swirl
111.0 te
337 1510 Ion apf

Special We.SIy &amp; Montint leers
The Ni'. Sanford Inw I 4
III IS.Sanfonll7)1055

9-Goad Thngs to

II

UNINPLCJTID1 ioe,er 19iin I
Ia,, lading esme &amp; in'
1.1,5,1 1ic1054 00's Pleaw LII
5743054

7-Ahetels.Hoha15

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LI? S SE HONkS?

Day, uwt Yates
Loot og he
ltll I Pant ?.nl.e Maids I Coats
A001, unperam
Oat, Inn Salend

e-ChaN Cars

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S0-Msc,llsrsous for Sale

N.r'n Si. S I LPIIS A4
L'vCm rosnpan.a. thont term
attisnotents Piel'lefltaser 05

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DIVORCE ,13555 - Gwenente
Ire, detWIl Ill, Sea 555.
Peingeun. IL 33011
I EldetI, .cmanto bee, it tv t I
5.41 Nbf 1 pin II mieljful
Antic Spr.ngt As,e 3371311
S-Lost &amp; Found
___________
A551
Manage,
Matr.re,
-aognpt, "d'vidualne.d,db,
German SP.epcec Male, Last
'mmed,ale Ipen.n
AppIp
seen a' I U Grand BOnd At
Pa,i.js 5,, rji
P rent'.I
LaSe Mar, 150 REWARD 33)
ate
Santer
'a',
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-Personals

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'court' 0 oanta',. borrow 0, 55
tt* * ?IQ' of N 5001? O'S12e" 01
N N '.04 NE '.of 5.0 an 31 IC 35
wihfl0*lC?,bf'dhtthC NE caner
04 t,4.(lijivl S',e4 end
W00d5 load 101St SI
REQUEST FOR SIX MONTHS

3 GEORGE C I VALERIE J
c.aoad. 1,1. No T$l3OCp ,
Men.geq ol IN. Semis'. Mi,'i,I
$IMINO1.ECO(JNyy
PETERS - SAl I 14,11 If
fl4,,, "' te C.rcu.f Court
IF
HoIpt.I it I N eCIock PM an
aOARD0F AOJI,IITMINT
7
RrS.dens,iI Proheesennl lone Seminole Cams, Vine.. P'ODa'F
Not,cel PvbhC
'he tCTh di 04 Julp 1V7$
1:00
AFIRNOON
KUTANA
THE NEWLYWED GaME
scours, ton Si Manthi Eutemms
*N.CN 1
N,u.
Se.'.nol, Memorial HOs.,tat D'vi.oø. Ihe address
(1)12 NBC MOVIE B.g Bob
SUMMER SEMESTER
TNt 000 COUPLE
an •p0o7aI ora"$ed )an.5a4', 14.
3fl. SeiXiriele count, Cour
JwIy u.
" t.04it Is nelest aep arid
.IOIin$on And Ps,s Fantastic
tN$54,
THIC$0S$.WIT1
1175
bra Spe'c..I E'c,cf,on to SNe
Sanford.
Fheld.s
lull
Ti..
I'M
all Diet
5:45
Speed Cicu;
1200
Prams,.)
P,nt,.I ReprUhiHat,,, of the TO *H0M IT MAY CONCERN
tp4•OIl0.',iq dlscc*.d pri,erly Ion
P,bI,U. h.n, 31 n. a. trs
NEWS
c
..
C4)OCIS
MOVIE
qtate •,e MARIAP SCHOOL ER
II!rTCHIO
kt The
orofessonaloflcespac, Loll I &amp;7.
Pf0l4 1 IicIbv 5,, ttiat 51•
(4i)THE YOUNG AND THE
ne MINDELLE s HAITMAN s.ol. Co..,,.t,
*0c *4 Sen'aødo TIe $siatnb
P4IatOfTMN.g,l"IIN7,
1:55
MACHIlL I LEHRER
RESTLESS
Seou!,I01, in Secton 1331 35. at Iii.
0'OII
iddre$$
'IC
0
POSt
Oft.ce
5,0
In'Iflt
0.11
COfi4tgt
a
pubic
PORT
THREE'S
0
IN THE CIRCUIT COUST
COMPANY
Ills, *...t,n ParS, Florda )3IN Piraf.,.g O C0'l.dic Its, 1010*
'l So*4i.sctt COflfV at Palm Sprints
1230
700
$IMINOI.( COUNTy,
Roçiersntt,
7 '.e name
0".. and Center Strept IDIST II
e,r
i,., p,
iacn
7:30
THIGONOSNOW
(2)22
PROSATE
DIVISION
rampage for the rant, so ja* $
TODAY
l0'tal
Repnesesmaf,..,'
a7t0,,.,
0 VARIANCES
(2)12
A SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS .
(4iSSLARCHFORTOMOR.
F.leN.nlW,1SlI*Cp
'ENNETH
F
MURRAH
CONTINUED
I EARNIED NORRIS-BAIT
Don
PorI)
CU
NEWS
,vss P'a
(4)S
MATCH GAME PM.
D.,...,
Muir., D0,IeIndOSD,,a PA, $00
I77i Civ - IIA RISdi,it,aI Zone
ROW
I MARY A CHRISTLE - SAC
ChiCk
shich pcompttp
00000 MORNING AMIRI
TATTLITALI$
IN
RE
NI re I0,dlp,a'd PosI O"c, 1$ 7$l 33T
ESTATE OF
Rr Yard Var.ancC IroiN 21 fl Si
RYANS NOPE
A t AgrC,$iic Zone
bounces IRI
HOU.YW000 SQUARES
ADA at CANT RE 1.1
Sos 1335. *,Iitpr Pa,k Flotida
0 'tlaIl i Det.0 (Over on Los 3.
To oa.s a flobIe "On'.e an tie N
UUAI, YOGA AND YOU
0 THE PRICELESS TMA.
i-wi cou.
itCO
SoCk
£, EatIbrool SO Ufl.t t, p
Deceawio 37750
144351? 05 F lOt SI 1?. less *4 ists
UCEN
All Pic101'. hi,.l'i Clams o' of Slots II.
DICK CAVITY Guest
(2) 12 FOR RICHER, FOR
II
Pgt
4543. in 5.ct,on 3431 21. an
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
735
Soul'. FlOrid. C,trt.,
TO
iii,
Frincjt INn director Lout
PERSONS HAVING drn'an.35 agent, lii, fltat, in, Con'pan, Flat 05 G.nt,.
POORER
EaUbroos Saa',vard 1011, It
#30
(3)12 NEWS
t,aO
"QIJ-'ed
CLAIMS
OS
DEMANDS
AGAINST
NI
THIN
Male
(4) MIOOAY
3 CLARISSA SOMERS - RAIl
THREE
..(?.cri it 3037 PR 3. P;
0 CARTER COUNTRY
00000 MORNING FLORIDA
THE ABO*E ESTATE AND ALL MONTHS F ROM THE DATE or
17711 CIV -- A I Aer.cullune lone uft11fq Ortcr.bd
'flOE YOUNG AND THE OTHER
THE FIRST PUILICATION OF of H.qio5 lIon at located Soul'.
1:00
PERSONS
INTERESTED
105
Ste Va,anc. Iron. 43.5*4
7.30
10:00
It
SR *75 10151 3)
RESTLESS
IN THE ESTATE
THIS NOTICE to Ili ott. ti o.cs
7041*4014 tI Ost Loll. Chum V'lta
(2)IBTOOAY
020130 sun Doensttots
7 434 AUTQ SALES
BAlI It
0AttMYCHILN
Of
'tie
YOU
abet,
ARE HERISY NOTIFIED
COurt a .t,1?p,. 711 lIt
5l'
(4)
FAMILY
FiLM CLAB3 rI Secl.on 153133. on
MANFROIIATLANTIS
a bloodcast Idition of a news
0000 MORNING AMERI.
Cl Commc.qtial Zone "i' "
n"'s'it 'on of tie Iit.te tt$ten'int Ot iP' (lam ot oum$f.d T opera', a I,
C..ovelard Drne (01ST It
lid "WPt.,e The Lilies
1:30
.ec'.an.caI oa'ase on
magazine saturng four maor
Of ADA at CANTR ELI. deceased lP_7 m1
Each
Clam
must
be
I
PETER
AUIIGEMMA_ BAI7
Lots
113$
510&lt;5 37. sittopri ParS
Bloom" A fanW of orphaned
(1)22 DAYSOF
Stories done by Vl0V5 can,.
S SESAME STREET
I 751 Ily A I A9r.(,Iture Zone
(4)5 AS THE WORLD rue N....t*, 7 5315 CP. 'lpend'Aq,n " °'t"i and rnuI 'nOtate Isle AOl Ian No t. P5 1 P1 at. ,
chdan keep the death of their
It'. C-rCIfl.I Count Ion SEMINOLE
a1I Si' tt'e clam, the name and S.ct.ori $7131. an H.g'.17 t
LOfS':eVa'an(etron43314 ft
lathe, a
TUseOS
st so that they can
Count,, Flo,,da Probate O'v'i.on, *4091150195 Cr$d'toq or t aqetil
°
.E0( CAN N KILL
to 34134 SQ It and Lot *idtN
01ST, II
(4)
CAPTAII KANGAROO
$ty fog.I)ia (Part I of 2)IR)
'i.e addreSS Of .51.(P. 1 SEMINDt,,E 0, att011te,, 1.4 tIle amount
RIO An investigativ, report on
Vi'anc,Ifom tWIt to lOOt? On Lit
S
,00
SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS
ca,md
COUNTY
IIThe(Ia,n' 'I04 e$dve,
COLIRTHOLJSE SAN
11 hbo 3 CP'uIa V.514, un Sett
tie soy Coleges deal wiTh
6.25
I JAMES E PALMER - SAIl
OOIOELtETOLSVE
lie
'050,
date
FLORIDA
Oltact
,t
Tie
7131
0.11 become due It 711 leE A I Ag ,(Ultri lone 31 on (Ian Place mOIST ti
personai
stress.
(1)12 NEWS
Ied wi potential
151411
'epmetentaI,,e
be
tIlled
It
0.
the
Ito
estate
(laIn'
AUS,c.EMMA - SAIl
2.30
, (0l'1'5'nI On
.5 To pars a mo.Ie to"e on I'.. *4 103
50000 MORNING FLORIDA
suicides among their Student
SEGINA CANTRELL .i,
It ?l I7V A tAQnc,Itur,Zow....
VfliQv.dat,d. ".e It of SE '.ot NE '.04 S,cton 13
p2)12
THE
DOCTORS
pOpu'ation
'I ItO) MCIIOItVuII• Ai. nature of I'p'e uoncerl.,nt, Shell be II. lest N Id 51? and ln
5.30
LofS.le var.eslce Iron. 43.5*4 is II
40 G&amp;ROING LIGHT
E
F I Tile non'.. arid
to 3? 710 54 It end Lot Width
(IJUTOOAY
,,. Slated It tie Clan' 'I 5Cuitd tie Further descnb.d 45 loCated on
ltoo
Ci
Isle
ticutI
SNaIl
perSonal
be
300
repn,sp.f.s,,,-1
descr'b,d
Varancelrm 1501? t 10051 on Lit
TiC
Senile, Road DUST 71
0000 MORNING AMERI.
(2)(4)SSlZNEws
(lament Shill delver tuttc.i
oltOilley are let tOut. b(
-It 5ocS 3, CP'I,Ia Vista, un Section
(1) 22 ANOTHER WORLD
I JA.l$ A
CA
All pictont liaturig
P"5 04 the (len' 10 11., (lens to SAlt 17711 44TE - LAVENDCR
11:30
723133 0" Elan Place lOtS? I)
or
A I Aoru(i.It0.,
NEL5M.
ZOON
------Op.naflds lOans, Ice estate one enable tr' (l95 to ma.I One ct,p7 to Zone
.4.J 1 I
flI U41 flOU
S ERIC 0 TRIMILE JR To be a "00.1, bOme on
ZOOM
'CO,ui ned.
WITHIN
BAIt It ill $7V
JOIV Dividson Gusit Joi
THREE 44( Piclonal Representa,,,.
$00
lte( lIStS 01 S'ittN '.01 SN '.04
At Ay.(,flui,
MONTHS ROM Tiif DATE or
All persons 'fiteretted file Ijt1t, NE .01 Sect.ori
its'.
3:30
Lot S's. VaraIic. Iron'
(2) 000AHUI
7331
33
a, e *
'° oslom I (OPt l ltu5 NoI'ce of .t 0ls.
THE FIRST PURLICATION
o 14.354 It t03440014 II odiLst 55,
(4)QALLRITN(FA&amp;ItLY(R)
YOuø TUNN v.....
(4IDaOAHt
t SE '.ot NE ,, ,,,
THIS NOTICE. 10 lIe 0.,'. INC (irS Ld..'.ri slral.an ia., besii maled lC Si.Oo.. 31 p55
CbwIa VIta Section 7.5, Section IS
tELECTRICCOMPAI4V
'oa
i1OO4'ld tPitough .nticvis*s
TNt IC1 IS GI$T
of tie 41.0,, court a .v't,n ,Fgu"md
NI THIN
THRE( dnIc,.b.d at P94'lt.ot Rn4 r u'IPll
31 Ti on Groveland Dnu,e 101ST II
and iItti.s to COntroversiat
4.A
MOVIS
5' Pars
5taI,r,n4 01 ant ((Cm Of demand MONTHS 01 THE DATE O THE Nest 01 S.d
ERIC 0 TRIMSIE, JR S,.
S&lt;l'ooi 10157 I
11537
**1 fPpt$ including Thi
U M1V OIFFIN
PUlL
ICATION
hey ma, .a,e (cc,. (Ian' muSt be
OF THIS
11*11, 70' ISV
(2) LIAVI IT TO SlAVER
A I Agn.c,fli,e
I RONALD S C,R YDES
SAl?
n
Politic, ot Aboiti
NOT
ICE,
Io
lie
SIIAMI IThIFT
and
an,
mtuti
00ieCI,Ori%
Iiy
and 1.9.
°""i
lane
Lot Ste Vac,a,x, Item
(4) ILOVE LUCY
'r'd'ca'e 'he
na, late 11.11 CP.allenges ti. 11711 'OTE - A I A0r.(ltti to,..
t914
Per tie Clan'. IN,
mints t,om 60 Minute,
43
14014
It
to
name
and
3410054
It on. Lot 50.
,II
to pat a .ob'le '0m to,
IOTOO
'115 01 Ito cred.ton of '5 agent Ial.dlp Ci tIle decedent All, tt'e I,It..tid I,m• an tIe
Cl'uuIl VIII. Section. st Sicti,s Is
$oa. Episode i Bufl and
1455111
0.
E
341
0 THE LUCY 51.10w
(2)
Ru.II.tu(II,On%
Ne
05
and s'.. •.,,
PertonaI It of NA '.Ins S
31 33 on Grov,Ian4 Oru,s lOIS? I)
D.nny corn, to ts.mi Wi •
It of N 133 It
(4) DONANUI
(lamed II Ii., clan' 'Snot tCt due, 0'Ofdehi'al,,,s, 0' Ito PP9II.4 0, of n ttt ott
7 Ml, WAGERS - SA(7 I? lei
700tt . too,t 01*4
secluded Cabin, the lath mist
£ SESAME STRuT
1111 dat, allon II OIl b.4om.
,'u"sd'(I'On 01 lie coal?
PASS TNt IUC*
ISV
U I SPI'd,flI.aI low Reen
350*? ciA 10011 - *4 1351? 04 E tOO
Burt's Othi, son, Chuck tA
ALL (LAlr,i5 DEMANDS AND t,
Stall OP slated It the cla,m
M.ST5n OO1M
Yard
VarlA%(et,Øn. ott toiats en
'n
Seci.on
7131
3?
4:30
ott M'I('.eII
(Nitcoik idvlsii 1i*ii
(Ofl''flgenl 0 unI.Qu'dat,4, tie OSj1( T.ONS NOT so F lIED P4ln'fl'ocb ROad
LOS itO Nrn'e
unt , p 30.
101ST I'
(1) THESAAOYIJNCH
dilcJ,lionj
10:25
'salu,,p 0' 'to vfl(icla,nl, SNaIl be Ail.l, SE FOREVEI, BARRED
F'j •) "I SCC?ion 3431 30. an PetIt
I CARL NICR(SON
BA?? It.
(IMW,IOOUOtAS
t34'c of
(4)UPWAT
t'a'ed it the clam 1 set0.,d.
rt p..t.
tt5 711 ICTI
and
3"4
ArImor,
0'.,, 101ST
A I Agf.(aItu,, ton'.
Si-Ni PARTINOOE FAMILY
tecl.nI, Shall be deicrbed Tie Not-ce ci Actm.nstr.,,an '5 JlII'eiO
TOPiS a 'nob.I, P.om,on the Siof
10:30
cIa.n.anl Shall OeI.s',, tult.c,enf IsIs
&amp;OERVGRIFF1N
S GLEN P AUF MAN
SAIl II
LOS II?, Slime Colon, Compant
(2) 3
HOLLYWOOD
'.5 ARIAN SCHOOLEI1
(opel 04 lie C,i'n' 10 tlte ClefS to
1_I FTROOP
75, liv
0 PS 7 'g tt, and Ott, an
S IA Resident,aI Zone MINDELLI S HARTMAN,
maclIe tIle clqS to "SAl one cop, to
Rca.
Yard
Var'an&lt;e
tnSfl.
101?
10
Pasen'eflt ln i.e purpose ci ,utg,,ts
(00
5:00
"SOMal RPpr*spiIal,1p,j
.al., Personal repnesentat,,e
(4$(PmCEISnio.cr
tI 00, t* ,n'm ,r'i P1.010111011. SlotS
POrtIs o,er tIle A tIlt 01 sad
Ii
It..
Ella',
01
(3)
ADAM.13
All
(1.410111
.IIINcesS,d
ri
TNt LAW MOO YOU (MOW)
MittS DOUGLAS
N''INr *oo s 0 tin.? 7. P5 IS.
the ethIc
HA I lit s NEUSTIIAOTEII 104 II? and t7t 515 tT .1.', $4011 s
lo abem a (oPt of 111.5 N0.c, of
STAR TREtt
9
fl Sect.on 333? 30. an East
3oMINuTts(Tut)
5 'iOl NA '.ut NW '.01 Sector' II
11:00
Adn.n.slrat.on Ne, beeri mated are Atto,r.e, tof PrcSwtaI
OUPISMOWE
12
Hampton
CurcIe 1015? II
ilil
Puett.,n
ILACIt AWARENESS
desr.b
as
(fIG$.p,
504
WIPretefltat,.rs
'eQu'red,
WI THIN
C AILLIAM C PINCH - BAIl 11
THREE
MISTERROQERS
acres 'none or lets Iccaled Sou$l 04
MONTHS I ROY THE DATE OF RENNETH F MuRRAH
7$)
IIV
CI'aPn'an Road lOtS? II
R IA Rq'.idfflt,.I Zone Of atvrnt.. Do,le and
THE FIRST PURLICATION
5:30
Vir'ance 10 erect a utl.ty buld.nq
S LOCY U MCDONALD
TIll SNOT ICE. 'OIlC.ny oOIecI.ops 0 Stoa P A
(2) NEWs
lip
beyond
17711
3ITE
Irant Cf n.iidonce on tt.e
A I Apr.C,lture lon..
*51 Morse Boulevard
Little House' : It's
thet "a ii,, lilt '.aIIer'in ti.
tOIIoe.ng desCr.bed peoperty
S OVEREAIY
To pa's a "COle ilO,n'e on tIne A
of l,i decedent S *Ill, tIle P0 Iou 1371
Comnmennc.s"i
330 I? Of Lol 1*7, Van ArIdale
aI 5* con of Lot C.
Paik rlo,,da 37750
Qval.I.cal,ons of II,, penlorilI
510&lt;S I Rl Haven on Lase lIar
OSborne B'oS.rage Compar' Ad
roprewnta!,,p or IN tenue 0, TIn•Ff.or. 1)051 $441101
1.
PS
'let'
Pge
I-Ian
$7 1 50. PbIic
01
5is
Han'mo(5
PSI.
NuDISt, Jun'i 20 37 117$
uu"td'(t.Onl 05 tIe oswt
Qece,s ot Sen',r'ole County.
Moving.,To Big City
n 5n't.n 15313?, on (In' 3lreeg
ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND DE
I
I394i
101ST II
runS 7$deg IC' E tOts to,
OBJECTIONS NO? SO PILED
a FOR. In&lt;, N IJ4.g 51£ 35th
NEW YORK UP!) -11 you tsigalla sides's of the hook (mi
7 ' 'V't C MAX 0 IPORIC,
SAt???
NOTICIOP$HIRIFF's
WILL It FOREVER SAIlED
71 hhe N lOdep OS'S 1755115
lii
lit
SALU
C
I
(ornmen(,ai
Zone
cml keep "Litue Home on the
()aIe of Ip.e I,nt pubf'cat.onof II,.,
to the lAW. Home
tlllS,(t N IlSeg II' E 733 It mi,e o
NO TI CE ISHE5ESYGIVENttnI NOI,ce of Admnlstn.tlo.,
IT. IN AND P01 topi'S a mOb.te tI0rn lot a l.mltq'4
PrWle" down on the
June 77, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA
oçom an esiormom nomb, Dv ,rt.e of tIle, contain Writ
less 10 N line of Sotsuen 2121)3.
00 Lots 713. SlotS
1515
4743 1?, tP,imc S tide,
of little girl, have read (hi Eiecut.on 'slued Out of and uetd
CIVIL ACTION NO ?S537CA IC S CtliluaOla. PSi. Pg II. ri SCI.o,t 30
REGINA CANTIELL
it * ltd I? 'none on lest Si Sl*uI.f
71)3, on H.91'sap III and Las, MIII
WtlJ the Waltons could come "tAttle Hotse" book,) will lit Ice te,I 01 Ii Curcoet CamS of Dade
CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA,
At Personal Rgee1e,sIaI,
tad
Lot
C.
Pence N iSle, 3$ IC
Count7, Florida, upon a linaI
Road
101ST II
corpoat..
04 It.e Es?ale of
down off their motidilo and
oUied by a boy.
$444 It 10 P05 Further deScribed
.vdgment nlndefed in the afon,sa.d
HAROLD "SAM" NOSLES JR
PIi,nt,H.
ADA
at
CANTRE
LL
, anLaSeH.rneyC,rcl, 101$? 75
court on the 1011, da of Ma1. AD.
on a mcd.) ositalde Miami
SAIl Il ill ISTE
is
AI
e tact
Dacea
he will he an II 1571. .n tP certan cat.
10 LESLIE STRASSERO Ag'cult,n, Zone
To pars a
Beach'
entitled.
ALSERTUS V SAR5ER, JR.
year.old
SAt?
17111 57V R IA ResdIstll.l
lle(tOu Supply Comaeu7, a on ATTORNEY POP PERSONAL
adopted
dreet
urctUr
'noble
Itome
ant'..
E
'cf
NW'.
OP
THOMAS RODERICV,
(San the good old boys front
REPRESENTATIVE
lone Rear Yard Vanlanc,toq pool
NE' • le$ N 7001? and lets Wilts
may add relevance, btd (hi 00114,0,. Pla.tit,tt, vS Pin AgnI MICHAEL MAHER
Delendants
(SO
t&lt;rt..n
"Carter Cotidry" be thinking
enclOSure Iron' 10*1 to $ 1$
Corporal.o,u,
10'O'onC 30 33. oil Muilel Las. Pars
a
Corporetuon, 'i E L'.'nqsIpi
llOyd OF ACTION
mother of a daugtter doutAs ii Del.ndanl *'..us 4101,444
or. LOIS, BlocS P. Saeefa.ter 0.55
Road 101ST 21
Anus 01 O,I.ndo
of migrating to Bodom and
j
Fl 33101
Sect.on
Il. PS 21. P9
I
PATRICIA
SUE
I.e&lt;ut.on
*41
deliviced
in Section
THOMA3 RO!)ERIC,
SOHANNON
to mi ii
riMming for puNk office?
2035. on Rv.4bId Soulevard
NAIl 17711 lIE
Sna.ttof Setn,s'.se Couruly, FlorIda. Tclepr.one 301$., SIlO
5 3 Ouple, Zone
tote ne-.,dIn.e and addr,st
PubI.i.
June
Jul,
37
boy
I.
515
lOIS? 31
The unhappy news thM the
and I la,e StIed upon INC 10110.110
?o
opefa.,
R
Di,
Car.
Civils,
on
alknoon
dIIEIT
II THOMAS P MCMAI'ION
de%Cr.b.d plopent, owned Dr Pan DE Y III
lngalla I esnily ii deserting their
I).
'e'I.csg addreSS OIS 1334 L'ncoIn Loll I and 3 Oat Amber.
13 n S.cI.on 303030. IIlIl (Ofnf
BAIl 17711 $IV
Ag,, Co'poeel.on. tad coped,
PUD Planned
- Coult. Sanbond. Florida 32771
little home In Walnut Grove for
Un,l Oeeelop,nenl Zone - Selb.k
Long.ocsd Lao. Mart Road a
Ding IO(aled .0 Sem.nole CounI,
you ARE NOTIFIED ttll en
a uue gin
We Ut the city of Wlnoka came
Van.aece
to,
Ato, Or'te 1015? II
I IOr,da
OP
onol l.creen Iron'. 3511
RESOLUTION action to lOrecIe a
parhlcul.vly NOTICE
on Itie
atalionce -but It could wind up detcr'bed a, non
' lilt Iron' bOO, Ct oIler Loll.
CLOSING, VACATING AND l0lISs.ng pnop,rtt .nIOn
C SUSIE ANN DREC.GORS ii I ShOCk (0
teuippj
StrinoIe
ASANDONING RIGHTS OP WAY Cam.,p, FIDr4
*10&lt;5
A,
S..e$eaten
SAl
717711
IZTE
alienating
one
group
withOut
OaSI Section
Anoltedoft,cetaln,tg,e
A
I
.nctnsdnq
Aicu(aIIope
subitban little girls who I'''
TO AHOY IT MAY CONCERN
PS3I. Pg 53. ru Section fl 2135.
1,151, ct.a.rs. IIe Cabinets
Lets 2011155 5.th 10 teil of West lone Toparl a ,nob,le llom lor a
"olden time" rural We to attracting the utlwr.
Sterbend
Courl
blOT ICE '5 I'.4eb 9ven that I.e 104 leef of Ii. Eat? 3
.fl.,flbOVr Of tIne defendant con
lOIS? 31
lum.he4 lime on tl.t A Idle 01 C 121
leeS ion wail 11
Soaid 0$ Cour'Ir Comm.tt.oneq,
13 RICHARD G SHANKLIN, JR
lithe,. changes rwt the risk onnat
01 51 '. Of NW '. Ing NE
laid .nvonlon, conest,
modern supetbeto.. as (.Inisap?
COURT. IccordAg
SeminOle Count,. luda. II ti to tieLINCOLN
SAt?
17751
CIV
load,
I,tiPd
$37
II,.n
- I IAAA
ha,.
dog
loot
horse
Pd.
40*
Secl.s5
Flat tl%eepØf, •I n,c01ded •n
3533
lot tuning otit the audienc,
Rel.dl'nt.aI lone ' Rein Vand
lll'5ular Meol.'i held on this 3011,
lvi (314 Usceola Road 101ST ,
Vld altorted..nlmeIthed Cuete
lareli retonaltge for making I*"tileble nalu,. if IIn,$ .nteIwor,, 44, 0$ Jl.Ae AD 1571. '11 tPIe Plal Sool &amp; page 30, Pbl,C Recon
Worse, front the viewpovd
Varanc,
trofli
301?
tO
IS
Its pluS on
SE TTY JEAN PONER
of Setn'r,ole Coins,, FlorIda
ThfSJ5fI Loll 510(5 C. S..ete,te,
COmn..tuone,5 Meet lIp
a pra-adoleacent girl, the "Little Hots. on the Prairie"
p,5t.ori wa, made and 9nlnIed Iron
SAl? 1711) 131
A i ACtIt0.i
IllS
DeC11
11*04
eSallil
YOu
iO4
you
041k PS 1$ P91 It I 13.1st SeClICI
To operate rsl•Il plkrf
the mod succesof vi serim on tie C,mcni.l Count of Oade Countp Room ri I.e Couvttnou%e a, Sanford. are 'e*jngo to see.,. COOP Of pour Zone
3310 3C Or' SSeII.ale Iovle,panO
Semnole Coonlp. •IOr.d.. Pv'Sueli seMen detenset 4 afl, Ce .1 w' C rimt.rt On 10111.31. 77.77. an 24,
aulrnor,i'i
NBC in the 1P77.7S aesoon, why ?tn,5 plOOelt, "mmed,ate tale" at 10 Pet.l.on end Nof,ce I.e,e$f
Non',
101ST 3)
VERNON MIlE. JR , atlonne7 br and that Part 01 Lots s. ', so. II. II.
I) DAVID H S MACMILLAN
II and 20 N 00 5 I *. SiS •.
and the unders,ened as St.ecutt of 1JIn P4%Sed and adopted e
show
address
Foil
'1
IA It It Ill sty
tenAble Countp.
Ai.tomb 52nd Addle.. to C.sn.e.a.
I IAA
all at Re10tul.O0 closing vecata'i and
The comoelsllon "11111. It NAY On 115 lWtn dat of JImmIe abandon,ng reneuncung and OIIICI Draser 1. SanlIrd. Florida P53. Pg 50 n Stion It 30)3. Of
Res.di'nI,al lone
Lot *.dthl
32771. on on before Jut IS. IllS, and
v.raM,t,on,tOIt
ds(Ia.n'.ng
an1
and
all
,.,.t
Pfrtti
105011
a'daI
AD
Se
0$
SR
- Ito's." runsup agijnj nU*
117$, offer fortes, and tell lo
15 lOIS? 31
olttle luletheor.gnalw.thtP..CterIofmu,
Juck Prns. a.
St. Vananc. Iron' 11.70111 It Is ,'
II MARTIN F STOvtu SAIl
bidder, Ion Cis'.. IombleO CamnI, 01 Soin.nole and public Ill Count e.tine, beeore
be punt of the answer. Al this IheIt4l.eSI
Wf,l(e
5333 54 *5 on Lot IC, SlotS H.
to an and all costing lens, It 11.5 1114 10 the lollOwung deScrIed PlaintIt's
17111 1)Tt
A
I Asnitullsre
FOR TWIL WISTRATIS INFIOIIDA
attorne,
I,
IOlmi4atet,
time
i- ' the television
14111104
•
SecOnd
Repsal, Tract 74. $anlarnde
lone
T pars a rn.l• br •
a.t
Fronl I Weill Door of the Setnunol.
SIP
DAILY.WIIKLY.MONTNLY
Spn..ns.
' Pg 4. IfS Section 135
*111114 pa'Iof 115 5.0.5 of War Ci Ihereaftcn. OtheroW a Default s.tl I.n'I04 l,me on PinCel I begIn 5$?
Coantp Coyrthie In Sanbor,
sisctoles on all three siwoets
sitreacs IiplicsINss$s ON
be
OntariO
191.051
roo.
IOu
tile
relIeS
MIred, Manor SOwIe,ard as dSlISIflded
*5 * • 7711)1? 1404 SE con 04 C,..
an Camc.ello Shr.el 101ST II
FIon'd., the abate escr.bed per
are sidijed to cfrs.ge tlwo,NJi.
fl
the
Cotnpia.ri,
01
II VICTOR S ZEIAN$ttl
1,14*4.11 tIle Pint os Sranfte Hall
$
Lob 3 Section 11 1033. nun N 14011
propont
ott the aimixner CBS will put tonal
kaleeg MAJOI CREDIT CARDS $0110110
RAIl 17751 ICy
moVeOnletStoSl JofirtSRu,ef,Wbo
Nal said Sale
be.0q ,
I IAA
to Ittalesaslecordedmpla, Bxa II,
WITNESS n', luarid lund seat
w .,*søinm
ReSIdelillal lore - Lot Sic
Pages Ia and I?. Public leCarOs at
1501? Aol NI Cornet S 14111 'er,
on a gossipy peopi." ngram
511151w IN, terl*5 of SaId *114
1514 Court Oil tIle 3,144., Of June,
Vananc, thom 11.70055 it IS $321,
S4't..r101e
on
E,icaton
CosesI,,
Irst
lo
Florida,
toad
S
i,qvn
A.
NIy
ala.,
SW
'WKPRQoclanatl,' about
•
lung at tIe So*451*eit corn,, of Lof AD, Ills
ac* aosui
SQ'S. Lot Width Varuance t,em51
III Pitt he FOR Further Oescrebed
win E Poll.
SEAL)
a rock radio dillon, edills ABC
I? tO 6111 . HouSe Sos, yael.nee
I hock A .0 laid Seafttley Hall
SOetult
locRIed 00 StIad Lame 101St 31
POIDCCMPANY
ARTHUR H SECIWITH. JR
EtlItes. thence nun EasIer?, 50 leol
tro'nt30055
if IoI351 II elILØ
MARY
goeswlth"Mo(tandMlndy'a
13
Sem'nole COunI1,
C MAIKESON
CliPS II Ilte Count
to the East Ru,Ist of WIt tune of
13, Slocs 55, Sanlaundo, PS), C',
SHEPHERD - SAIl 17751 lIE
FIord.
science fiction sitcom, and
iv
IonouefI,n,
TIl0n'p$
' in 34Chu00 III Ii, on Ø.5I,'of I
Me'ed.11. Mario, Sociewird Iq4tc5
Fb"5'. Jtt"e 77. 1110
I S (omm.4(aI Zone -- To install
AS DOdet, ClefS
Slntet 1015? II "
rust SaiIh'ecly $21 liei along Said
DLV Ill
'
VeIlso Mit..
last 1.91115 Nap line. hence 'on
IS JAMES * FAIUSANK$
CLEVELAND, MIll &amp; SIIDGES (emn'ec(ldI bqId,n, on Lot 71 J,
SAl? 11711 ISV
*4o'lin.etIlp to tIne Poinl Of
Summ.r
MCNe.l's
Orange
V)IIa,
PS;.
p5
I
IAA
Office Dler 1
.n S.ct'os. tIll 35. OfI Old HOt...,
etidvilt.l ion.
1.0 *4551
P lInda 37771
ya,anc, Iron' 50 ft a $10? en 1*4
LII loll T
5 tIe Board at Cew.f, Coot Sanford.
Telephone 1)051 3331)14
II
Ballot.,
.n.nieser, of Set'lwale CefStt.
I)
ANTHONY
I
Weiss M.II,. PS II.
at GAGLIANO
18 SKATING SCHEDULE
P9 17. . Sect..n 1775 21. en 1
FIo,u44. 11147011, del 01 Jul11, AD. AlI,rste, Ion Plaiot,n
SAl? Il 751 liE - IF Re$4.sstisI
P5t45n JulIe I. IL 21. 37, 775
Gladiein Avenue 101ST 4)
IC,.
rof,...00aI
Zone
T5
•
JUNE Ii T$RU AUG. 31
DIV S
5 0 SCHOONOVER
lollo..e'i described ptnI1 o,
Si'd
BAll II
15) ISV
plofesuofsal Cilj Loll. Sled A.
I IAA SesidOnIal lerne
SUN.. MON., TUIS. ............ PEIVATE PAITIES
Rr Yard Variance tr
Rlat at Slots C. SosiN Fst Park
Seminole Cnt,, P1,4.
lell I.
Atli.un H 11(55,11.. Jr
SO Paj,p0 5l.in$,ectlinti 3121,
SW00000 LO$IC.04I. Sled
WED.....................ALLDAY
heice
is
1vin
t
S.
1.01530.
Clara
SOnlando Springs, P55.
ingeged in besseji at P0 I an' os Late V,ew Drie 101ST II
.ur -.
Pg I?, ri Section III 31,51 AlIws
II sm-s p.m.
5s
Sp 20en Here
I'lS
II PEACEFUL ZION BAPTI$T
Ills, 10.110,4, SemuilsIe
A,erie 1011? ii
Cn5r. CHUR(H. INC '- SAl? 17711
Degel (ten
ADMISSION $1.71
FIou4auea
_,,the,,,,.,
'Of S YCCAMLEY - iAt7
- RI Resdent,.I loll. - To
L'S SIacIbOnn
SKATE RENTAL S
TAIPAVERI' PO*ER. ar14 ttnal I
WE5Y
tilli sly - A I A9i3OWltulO low Lard Devesopenins D.,rslin
.ttebI'51i a dlsurCIuinL.f, 1,3, t_ 3
.Id*ldtetq,sIer tad name
EVENING
LoS Ste Var,enc. lion, 43.1*450 11
the 510&lt;5 5. A SepSis ot LaSe MOO,le
loin, it
ClellOfItiec,.c,.tcamt 5estuir'.
1071411 tO ft and C 10 *11111
7 p.m-I, p.m.
Seminole Cos,nlp COurINse
S'so',s,PSIp5 55- 'n5ect.,7
Cnt,, F *i. . ot(W
Sanlord. Fler,da 37711
THUIS .....................
Verlanc. Inns 15011 7. SlIt en
alt Loqowd A.e,un.e 101ST t
ISle
pnlei5.,5 Of the F '0.l,s
EVENING
N Sill It Lit 30. Rs,sas if *IS.foa
Pi*i,siu June 37 1771
55 RICHARD M(COV - BAll I?
Name Slelulli IsA:t
SCiliost 711 ott A I
7 p.m..1S p.m.
Camp
S.te, Pa,, P9 31. in 1.if
DIV
$515 P1,4. S'alute, ISV
to"..
NIC35
TopantaIno4le15meonL0,,
PR).
Or
Menle
I
PInI.,
Ant s4s of Wet',. Pt Drive
"MATINEE
&amp; inrecVeed Psel Ion Joe F Mc
- PtiII,Uu June 2137. J04, 4. II,
77$ Ca.ley, Jr. ORS all.
101ST SI
I p.m-s
Dl V $1
, in
g
I APPROVAL OP MINUTES
Secte,t 311535 Further lescrIed
EVENING
NOTICUUNOSIPIUITIOIJS
I June II. 1511 - Re01iI.,
aiOnttieNSlr*sdoOfSI 45*555
EO*4RLSTS 011111
7:30
NAMi LAIC
04 *W.,e P
Dlv, t011? ii
tNCLUU$
NOTICE Is tier5y pven 55101
54 VIO$.ET 1. CONIN - BAll
SAT..................... MATINEE
N0TICIOPINTUITTO
?115 pub4.(toi,u1w,IIbell.WW
I
FoTPSCIII. III• a PSWIdo
II ill 13t1 - A I ApricIt.jq line
Se.ui.nase COswIy Ceul51,*4RL
ISSISTUS PICTITI$Ig
ad
S p.m..1 p.m.
0.0.5. AIMIØM regiWe, 11 the
-SêhisOdd.
NOTICEs HIIIaV GIVEN .,
to pot a 1111$'. tner,,e on the e
'.r4a, en Juty I?, 177, *4'
'5? 0*oi.edl'd
Clerk 00 the C4Cu4 (ours it 'lie vl1,I'519114, desiring Ii engage lPtt 0110177. Ne. Upeala,
EVENING
on Ii soon therophl., 4t,
let's nele Cewoty, P11514.. 141 fl b,isuneis undee tIne t.ct,siOu,
P5
61.
dl
10(1.1033112151
VAlets
7*11
n,•
-:
ceosifleede wItlI 1.5140 54501 *4 DYNAMIC SERVICE STAtION
Road DII? 5)
*r,ttefs cemsent% lIed wit SM
FISi'idl $fatsiII. SM 110111... Irade
771* 1)111 St. 5aohe, F heoda
Off.0.14 the 110111, C0.l.n.lo,.d *
THOMA% at E NTE NiA. J
'same it Ple4 tlieOrU. Inc • wiser 13701. infindi Ii register the
be (IstsdInId
SIII? 7SI lIE
14 persans
- AI
.051nami4IgSfls.a.a,.3atINski,i hemi *451 the Cliii 00 ISle CIrCuit ArI(Ilur, and ic I
Pear.aISM
lChealin$us$IN
CSo'slrp
in Said CamPy
,
Mard e'aU
Isfat twIll - l'qt.*it I5 nase
Court II Seminat. Cainsly. P*ld
Warwss may w
I
JOVSSL PAINE I
DAtED INas 1)111
a S,e, pt
that 0.Mw 01 (slirissuW Iron, tisie Si tilIW *4
P01111, PA
.
Ld1,n Late I,.n is II .
AD, 1775
le04 igciip Pull'S., deloiN
II Ctiri$140e,J 1dlillU •
$IATINO RINK
$
ts Whim III
SeCIioIS 143531 arid I.ng in si .01 at11M. It callIng 33)4331 III
Si BOOS TASTE
AtIen'ay$ SW Pg?,eCm.
. NW N Jsdit. .3', Eti
kctieis
Il
*35
•urt$nee llscrised
DiSbet..
RIO OtINe Deer S
SeminOle Cnt,
SIEN$TION.DAVI$IMINIOSM at South if Lake atarp
IISM, ISIN
*504 Pal. leech. II. 33.50
1*55 04 Markham Woos 1s
P0
Si.
13*
01 AM 51451151
*4
1355)4*
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larger the payoff.
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let hill' fly off. hut to no avail
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Massey refused to cuntwin is
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As the petition dries was sayUig be had s sun a copy of milled he had answered some to devoting time to siding Pta that is when I would be helping liuiurin metI 1* recall of
Thomas Craven and Hurt
Marty II
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elected msnic'tpal officials
Pagan have iaued a*atnnaidi concluded late last week, the petition and w,j4 p4 sign legal quedt*ia tot Mutt md hill daughter and bet family an my daughter"
pad'
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colWndtie, aittag that he is their reattleneot in the use.
tinueta said he es$aiiwd his tkuggJsout the date is I,ry
of support for 1)wtr colleagues- Pellerin accused Piland of one ii asked
'Much of lbe watt of the adios Is his collis(we Wi cemotes It i.qeires two
Persist t3ty Attorney Gay not directly Involved
p,aking hwn a prepared twang tijgof Qie
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city
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"As far the petition gate. I deputy mayor liii to be done in the misting
in
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the city. Rather . I view the ad
to oust lMirIs and Peuerui as
an attempt by certain sell'
centered individuals with
selfish int er ests to remove

of two WIgd.e Laig, in r esponse to questions
comeis—, proposed from the Evening Herald. said
it law provides the deput y
a fsr
federally tended
Empioyoiu* ma yo r will succeed the mayor
cowicslmen who stand
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-lang also said state law on way.
"The niyslery men UWoIesd
p.ns.. miii state law his recall may not permit the recall
yo and. th us. if Itland are using a friatrated errand
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redgna and PellerU* succeeds boy," said Craven referring to
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Pagan said he would support
Mt. in a em- Sup ervisor of Election Camilla
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setting aside 16 per-rent of than help attain 'genuine
openings for tiiumrities
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on this particular case, the
court said overw helmingly that
the universi ty had every right
t' take ethnic background into
consideration in tidurr admislions
Powell said it nay be
assumed that reserving a
1pe11isl number of otanln&amp;s in
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hite. Thurgo..t Marshall and
han) Itlaitniwi, said today $

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ml Lh. hess, Mesical tamI.
(musflritient nisy as, race arid thus KaU, s rights weft
Into as-count when acts nit to isolated and he ibii14 be ad
demean or insult any racial mittesi
group. tad to remedy itualvanPowell. whale sa ying race
ruling
affirms the con' tag,, cad on nurajnties by pad HI Ii' LiAlfi Into) asTuuig'f
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stitutMnal "w of federal and racial prejuibire. at least when w'ilmsity
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Justicr Williant lkenn&amp;n. :.-I filed in thor ioxig desited raw
Aithoiu Uie now jiadices did ajal JisLim.es John laid Stevens.
hill s pe ak toget he r in an, one 'A ter Stewart arid WiUi.ans
0$)tflh)n. Krennsn said. This Hetinqui.st amid Title VI of t he

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nothing at all has happened.
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admitted, the court strongly
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14)iwid the wuveralty's right and that of other governmentai
bodies
in set racial quotas
JUKKV ii Powell, wnuiig
the leading opinion, said
('alifonia courts fai
to
recognize that the data has a
substantial interest that tegifimat.iy may be served by a
properly devised adintuksoa
program involvi ng the comnpetllive csjns*deratjei of rac e and
ittusic origin:'
And four justices joined to
say that in t heir interpretation
the decision - affirms his,
constitutional power of federal
and date government to act
altlrmauveiy to achieve equal ,
opeanrtwuty for all"
After the ('alit situ courts
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nutted, the unuscrauty conceded
it could not prose he dill could
have been barred had there
been as minority aduniason
prog ram
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team bowed to them
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with the iack. South relaxed
complete y a nd gave the
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louship game in Sanlord Tuesday evenlug, 4-year-old MelLisa Magner decided
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discrimination- case, but not 'in simple ethnic (liverupheld Uwntofgos-ermrieta
but mumto 'take rate in to account - to paws a far broader allay
remedy disad vantage's
quali1iatuess and tharaterisBakke 38, who is white, had 1kw of which racial or rtbm t
stied when the medical school origin is but a single ttsiu1h
had t ur ned hini down for en. tnpi-rtant element

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was a slight push as WU
ding you and another. The less
TAURUS April *May 30) South's fina l call of three
said the better.
Favors you request today we notrump, but as you can are
la what Is
(So*. fl-dkt. 23 ) This likely to be granted, hid they're uw
qu.ntly called a lay down.
may be a day when you will be çt to have dilngs
lb has nine easy tricks
repaired to make a difficult You'll be better off to tend for after h i
uw lamI
decision. Keep UI niItid The yourself.
tinesa. and three clubsGEMINI (May 31-J une 30) In
Th. game was
easiest way out Is not
necessarily uw tad.
new en terprises atuistine.try points and a brilliant (IOfl'
SCORPIO ( (kt. 2#Nov. 31) not to spend too much seed king play by West gave
th a chance to go af ter
Coworkers will not be inpptred money. Use your head Instead Sou
it
only to wind up In
today by an oldf aslionsd IP
the soup.

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their proper places
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to the University of California that would justify c
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dollars. There's some fat that's Pass
Pass Pass Pass
easily trimmed.
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Even though it may be all in fin
Opening lead: • 2
with you today, be very caref ul
about teasing others. Your- By Oswald Jaceby

requested today, keep it t
yourself even though you know
your words would eliminate
another's present woes
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Take a hard look at your budget West N.u'th FAIl
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exists
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do the thi ngs we hadn't been That might be hard to do in a
a ble to do to do. Now I timid snail community hot it dill
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of the ,henff*, office
Mtss Smi th. aai fo und drangkd in the bedroom of her home
Moods) at 12 Gay M Forest City
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Sirt hems. atm was rnMned t.ue and separated from bet'
present husherid. was foaM by her rrx.1ier *nday floating in a
tmol Al the Pmie
A hest Ctt woman found murdered Monday may have been
Itenaise of the tane of teeth additsal tests that could take iir
killed only a few hours after reporting to tiwnir,
week will be needed to drfflhtwi, if the woman was murderril
somenmne tried to enter tier home
tirs litrmnis, who has one eon. a. clothed when her body was
And. sñirr said today they have taken I Ingerpruds from 11w arc e4inwni1 10 nvestigste the sw.ibdty t he muzr of SIots found, hot nesCihon report it is mint aniaual for the woman to go
t-nmc scene they believe belong to the person who entered the Smith may tie related to the death of Eseleyoe Rogers fln'nni.s, 3,
swimming in
SpoiiAi
woman a garage
abtitisyd within a mile of Miss Smi th at Ill tear Lake Terrace In
Miss Smith was employed Iu II yeas at the Mate Bank of
'sttia 1, Smith called sheriff's deputies at Cit
June
Ap)$a as assistant operations officer in fi.wge
tito report that someon, entered the garage area of her home by
Both .t*flen were reported to
been dead at lead two days
Her unmediat. auprn1r. Nn Rot*,sin, saidiP. mcumd 4 Pwe
removing a glass window and unlocking the dour
before their tmctes were di sco vered
amaintances at the office today was dpr-J and shocked -Accorkng to records. some property was moved around in the
tteriivr Al Sanchrs u ins estigating Mrs 1'nrus death
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garage, bid nothing was taken. A in pr
was lifted from a
a death In%rstIgatIon.* SçsLski said We are rut in a i)11tlon to
jalomasie windo w and t ur ned over to the identification department
t-la.tiif) it as a Pmnmk-lde
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grots that ought help.
took to your own hlfe rather than
I have tried the conventional trying to li ve yo ur life ttwough
positive cornmeans
i think many parents
munleatloiw, having him tome make this midake.
Clearly you do have a
and supporting him at admot
and nothing helps. We have problem even though you may
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recall 4 both officials.
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men have hurt (Pt city more
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Pellerin called it "petty
politic," and speculated that
CHARLES %I()RT
other people are beiunii the
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being tool by Mayor Tray "because of
what I've read in Mart, "because it can cost you
Piland.
the paper."
your job and I 1(01 proof of
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that." Mort charged that
the whole thing," declared and Ptland are in
"collusion" Daniels blocked one Job up.
fle's, "He lost control of the are untrue. according to Piland
podunity for him and
council test November, so what Pellet-In had charged
that political pressure on my
he coukbi't achieve at the ballot Mail rode to the Wilder Spring, on
annttirr
buz it is trying to co by artier City Council meeting last
However: be denies the
means"
Tuesday with l'lland. The petition drive
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mayor admitted giving Mort a vendetta.
Ptland denied he was
to
ride
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meeting,
but
claimed
votnd in the recall drive,
"It's not revenge," detined
It was only because he saw Mcml Mart. "I'm (husking more of the
the"lhaven't even seena copy of walking.
people of Winter Sçwlngs. I'm
petition," said Piland. He
Mort conceded Friday he ha, planning to rut for city council
aici he would not or a petition some personal reasons for
myseti,"
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seeking the recall.
p,Ue,i, dedined to speculat.
aware
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that It was
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attorney
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petition, mud be tiled within 30
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petition signature, according to
state law. That deadline would
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Frank Fitzsimmons
believes the Teamsters
Union is "the greatest
organization (sod ever
crested" and will iM it
back anymore and let
attacks on his leadership
go smanawer,d.
He aioo Is upset that
President Carter does SM
pay any attention to him
Fitialnanoes, preddent
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begin in December,
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Fitsaitsemse, who Was
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former President Richard
Nt.... made it qalhq clear
he was milled at Carter.
"I haven't boon cm*
totted omcsauy by this
administration sinc e
taking office," Fitzaim.
1mm saId, "N. call. No
keeligablo. Not,
"I don't intend to go and

try to dick my two in
whenever the ad
muadratsim doeen't 11MM
that the Teamster, mains
Play any part in the
American way of We," he
addet

Fitzsimmons said the
union
was
"very
definitely, making a public
relations effort to ctiange
Its relationship with the
news moft
"Because 1 (lank it
necessary." he riapsm$ed
to qinm. '1 1MM the
M1aCIs that have been
made a this *e,nnts.
wilim its mbor
its
activities, Mc—-i that
we at leed have rosfrontalion wili Ibma who
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BY
Herald Staff Writer
Our muizis a disc juikey and our dad', in Jail, rLI)taln the
Bryan boys of Altamonte 'Springs to anyone who asks
And they're 11gM on both ount,
Their mother, l"aith, has broadcast over WTI,N in
A&amp;IIp&amp;J Stir
got the Job after cuuiplainin.g to the station about pn'itralmuhIutg
and eventually earned her thud-class radio license,
Their father, the Rev Jameall Bryan, is in and out of jail a hA
In fact, he's mad, a career of it
Rev Bryan has taught and supervised Jail chaplains in
Seminole. Orange, take and i'tdnani counties fur eight years
and
is heaving to take over as director of chaplains for the luod New,
Mission a training ittioul for chaplains he helped u&gt;fowisl in
52 headquartered in A:Iusgtum, Va
(v*j hews Misiu is the largest private urganua(luci

'It's Impossible to evaluate
all the good Jim has done...'
providing jail chaplains In the country II is a faith ministry
dependent upon donations train churchesaM 114yi4.ts
Rev Bryan has had an impact on ('efitral Plurida Just ask
Usel flepity l)uasv Harrell of the Seminole County wriff,
department, for or*
It', Impossible to evaluate all the good Jim has done,' says
Ilanell 'lIe really dtvttoWd the chaplain program here it, i
sa
nonoreenJe,
knowledgeable individual and thry haven't been
able to can turn He has kept more ptoh&amp;ems clown than we will
not know
"When an inmate had a tragedy," contigtu,', Harrell, ititi
was
always available to assist It is more traumatic to, Per son in jail
when time is sickness or death in the family
"lie will be surely misied'
Bryan has many memories of his tenure here
"I have transported 500 INflates aid of date and county in
ditigains in family emergencies arid sume with double tile sea-

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tm, es and have never had cm, mist on me,' he recalls, prvsally
In fact, he .4411, only ume in Ifears of of working with
Ircaiflers Ms anyone (fled anything
1 once had a guy supposedly involved in an escape attempt
Jonip nt.' remembers Bryan "Bid I responded as I should and
he ended cm, aganot the ban shaking and sayIng 1 was Just
kidding
I never felt threatened alter that, but I have to two reality of
a4ndial danger Recently a itsaplain in a Florida date pe'uon
had his thrust ut by a prisoner .% wanted a death sentence
flirt haplain lived.' he .44,
Bryan's baclgnaijid as s professional bout- and a $ski and
karate ezperl ckin,nt, hint any harm either Neither does his
riperlence and bacows4
1 090 up on the other side of the tracks and was first pseked
up by police at the age of $ for carrying a loaded 4$ pIstol," confide, Bryan And, in the service, he faced several nusdrmeanur
charges, finally being threatened with a cowl martial ansi
tstvnoratil, cbsitsarg,
I had a rotten attitude; he recall,. 'bid I loved my country I
was tick and tired of being sick and tired lIned all the thrills, bud
them, was no peace in my life Then som,unq shared (heist with
in. and I responded
My hi, was tranalunn,4
's l trip to a )ail stule at Ii Bragg. North Carolina, did Ut
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'I have to face reality
of potential danger'
Intl lii, nter$ vs a Jail nunustry began When be left Us are.
ice in IM he met t)r WiWamSisnm.r arid bum helped turin (tie
t.UI*J is$ Mtsaain
Nut long after that, While vacation" in (Is Orlando ares with
his wit, arsi family, Chaplain Bryan was invited to sdih'e,s a
(hutch group Thus led to IS other speaking ungagunwot, in the
Is, (1UPIAL'I, Isge *4

Today
I'HVk

(I)1NT%' J%11. I'HISUNF:Rs

Chaplain Bryan:
Bryan No Holds
Barred For Him In His Work

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the recall drive Ilowevir,
Massey admitted he had aided
the recall committee.
'I have answered some li$al
qisions for them, bull I'm ml
directly Involved," Mussy
said. He refused I. caJlnn ii
deny any Involvement in
drafting the recall petitions.
MOII also ref isJ ti answer
questions on Ma,y', possible
lnvoh,eme,g in the recall effort.
"As for asthe petition goes,l
support the recall of both men,"
said Massey "As far as that's
concerne4, I will do
and work m any way possible 0
we that John
ot only
I$ nut
recalled, but never wins
anothe, election again"
Dane, declined continent on
recall effort. contrndutg he
watts to we a copy of the
petition before making a public

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ctul'en. said one 'omen who ailed that MI
name not he wed '1 don't (MM 4 is fair"
The effort to find a iw. horn. con he fflcult.
because of the moe, to ctMk.00 spatinsods
we had quite a bit 4 trouble trying to findanew
place to live.- said Tony Milkimag, Altanonte
Spruga It seems ev,i'yhody wonU all adults all of
a sudden"
Melkunas'
obknia beiw
before he
a father 'We used to bee in Windsing
Apartments in Altamonte and they changed to all'
adult." recalled Metkonaa. Metkiriaa and his wile
were Living on a sit-month hire when his wit,
became pret.ant
we told them., were going to haee a
baby, they Just said we wet-, going to have to
AD £ .Y%li'%iww

Winter Springs Pair
Targeted As Recall
Petitions Turned In
Charles Mort, a former
Winter Spring, city employee
ha, surmounted the first hurdie
In his effort to aiM city
cilmen John Daniels and
Leered Pubes,

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that c*ne owners rented to anytady, said
Mct;rath That practice created problems when
apartment facilities were not adequate to acCOflUflodete families. according to Mctrath
Village is a die in point, clainu
Mct;,th He laid iguti there are not as large a,
j
f aintly
, ,
facilities for

54 Hermerop,
44' lIsopital
'5 (Isstle
44' (lyman.
i-c OURWILVIA
$.4 Sparta
I-C Tile WI..
5'4' •talber

Seminole school bus drv.rs
2*
$4

are really shaking it up..
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$uday, Jun. 21 I
Iv,.w,g Herald. Sanfeet 01

WORLD
IN
BRIEF

Urgent Surgery For Begin?
Beirut Newspaper Says Yes
BEIRUT, Lebanon UP!
The Beirut
newspaper. In Nahar today reported Israeli
Prime Minister Menachem Begin needs
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urgent surgery to correct a heart condition
that has sent him to the hospital several time.
Israeli officials in the past two weeks
repeatedly have denied reports that Begin,
who already has suffered one major heart
attack and has been hospitalized several
limes, is again having major heart troubles.

Mondale To Egypt, Israel
WASHINGTON (UP!)
Vice President
Walter Mondale will visit Egypt as well as
Israel on his forthcoming Middle East trip.
The decision to upgrade what had been a
goodwill visit to Israel during that country's
30th anniversary celebrations to a diplomatic
mission was in line with the administration's
search for ways to resume direct negotiations
between Egypty and Israel.
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School Talks:
Stalemated,
Recessed
fly LEONARD RRANSDORF
Herald Stall Writer

1

YALL REMEMBER?

in Its final proposal before
tablinig. the board said that if
teacher evaluations are used
For personnel actions in the five
areas they should be
I1OCteY5bte.

For the sixth consecutive
time since negotiators for the
school board and teachers
union have failed to reach
Ho wever,
SEA
chief
agreement, the board tabled
negotiator Steve Rosenthal
the Issue of teacher evaluations
countered that teachers
before talk, adjourned this
,
rig
shoulid
week for a two-week vacation,
grievance." Rosenthal said
Since the negotiations bqw there new has beer, a problem
the past and saw no team
the board has tabled four at.
tides and the Seminole the change is being proposed.
Education Association (SEA)
two.
School Board negotiator
Cowley countered that. while
"Yes, things are going the board is not against
slowly, but that sometimes evaluations because
it is
happens when both sides have required by law
'we have
definite feelings about what had problem and
there s a
they wad in and what they potential for misuse."
wad oil, said chief school
board negotiator Ernest
Cowley also cited a recent
Cowley.
Public Employees Relation

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The negotiators: School board (left), led by Ernest
Cowley (left center; Seminole E ducation
Association (right), led by Steve Rosenthal (right
Conunhaslim (PERC) decision
that dated that the grievance
procedure dons not have to be
used unless it Is specifically
dated In the contract.
Commenting on the PEKC
statement. Rosenthal said "I
really dont think that has
anything to do with our

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13 Whites Massacred
SALISBURY, Rhodesia UPI
Thirteen
whites--all missionaries and families— Inc 'ing a 1-month-old baby, were massacred
bd ulack guerrillas at a mission school in the
eastern border area of Rhodesia, the military
command said today.
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Air Protection For Wedding
MONTE CARLO, Monaco UPI
Monaco
has hired a mini air force to protect the
privacy of Princess Caroline's wedding next
week, warning would- be aerial photographers
that anyone stupid enough to try an overnight will be forced Into the sea."

ew by L..o

Kra,
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center); with ('osaley's secretary. Phllls Russell.
In middle of things.

situation. It is really so far out persel actions: diwnlsaal.
in left nelt"
promotion, non-renewal,
"I think it would be fair to say renewal, and treader.
that negotiations are not going
"Are they tabling the issues
too well," said Rosenthal.
because he's trying to justily
The stalemate on teacher his position or 15 he trying to
evaluation occurred when the tweak the association or is he
SEA rejected the board trying to bring a message from
proposal to eliminate the the board," asked Rosenthal of
grievance procedure for five Cowley.

Cowley responded by calling
such statements 'typical" and
added that "I'm not going to be
browbeaten
by
such
statements.

'Junk' Refrigerator: Key To Hunger?

the contraption.

J%Mt sort of grew in my head,"
said Franklin, who is bilkllng
the device with the help of three
Weitmar students in his
backyard.
"I'
ve been thinking about it
for several years and have been
collectIz parts all al.xi.1hope
at works because I think it could
be very beneficial. If it goes
according to the way I have it
planed, it will."

Franklin says tilt works, the
system could make possible
cold food storage in countries
which have 11the or no means of
conventional refrigeration.
"It was ilk, a seed. The idea

When finished, the system
will have a iOoot tower holding
a fan equipped with 24-foot
Wades. The fan will be connected to a dii,, draft shaft,
which will operats a condenser

11. MARS, Iowa (UPI)
A
wind-driven refrigerator is
being assembled from junk
parts uia backyard to help ens.
hunger problems In other parts
of the world.
Using funds provided by the
United Methodist Church. Dr.
Robert Franklin, professor of
chemistry and physics at
Westmar College, is building
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for the refrigeration unit.
The refrigeration chamber
will be placed in a pit. Tubes
rnled with water will serve ua
cold dotage chamber to keep
the pit cool when the wind
doem't blow,
Franklin is building the
device almost completely from
wrap material collected from
old trucks, automobiles, trac

The fan blades. which Frankiln will construct himself, will
have a foam core and fiberglass
skin to keep the weight down. A
steel tube will be run through
the fan for strength.

By using scrap material,
Franklin said he will be able to
rate how the system
could be constructed ec000nilcally.

lots and other machinery. The

tower is a discarded crane arm,
the gear system Is being put
from the differential of
a 24on truck and the cold
storage system will be made of
tractor tire tubes.

"It could be mass-produced,
but cheaper parts would have to
be used," he said. "In a Third
World environment, the people
could use scrap material to
laiild their systems. I wanted to

demonstrate how that could
work."
Franklin's project is funded
by a $10,000 grant from the
World Hunger Committee of the
Division of Higher Education of
the United Methodist Church.
After the device is completed,
Franklin
will
provide
diagrams, descriptions of his
work and a cod analysis.
"If it work,, we'll tell them
how and provides set of plans,'
he said. "What I'm doing here
is a proof of concept to see how
is
well it works."
Franklin said the project
should be I tr.4 by the end of
the summer.

Chaplain: To Virginia

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"We are there tobe what help wr can, to help those who don't
area.
Alter the Bryans returned to Virginia, one of the pastors here make a decision as well in getting reestablished again," says
wrote to him pleading, "we need something now," Bryan got the
blessing of his board and moved to Florida, arriving with his
"We have a total approach through counselling
physically,
family and $30 in his pocket,
academically, emotionally, spiritually. We act as a crisis
goods
,
to'vener,Iometlmes
breaking bed news, such asa family death.
the Bryans. "We lived oil them for three mogj," he
,.,
or after they receive a sentence."
Little by little, interest grew and Rev. Bryan's jail ministry was
The chaplains also aid families on the outside, providing
born and nurtured,
counselling, food or clothing.
Bryan looks back and shad.
While in Central Florida, Rev. Bryan was instrumental in
.
"My family has been a tremendous asset," concedes Bryan. fo unding the Seminole Drug Action Committee; he worked with
Pa.,.
"We have had hundreds of el-prisoners in our home while they the Se mi no Youth Ranch in its early
le
days; and, in Orange
were getting back on their I.,t and helping them get a job.
County. he headed the advisory hoard of the reentry program -4
"My
wile
and
suns
have al ways accepted them."
:".
the Orange County Community Action Agency for ex-offenders.
The Bryan, have five Sons: Jim, a correctional officer with
Orange County and a Valencia Community College student;
I..WIW4TPEl,I.EftIN
David, a recent high school graduate who will be attending
,will b. taking new men and
...'haven't seen it
..,'no way'
Lynctiburg Baptist College In Virginia; and Jonathan. Adam and
Joel.
getting then, established'
Bryan has wotked with prisoners who range from highly
educated to Illiterate. Some have been in jail for small offense,,
C.stlrnied From Page IA)
"I'm not going to resign, no while others have been on death row.
Rev. Bryan Is looking forward to his return to Virginia.
Each year, he explains, there are from ,000 to 25,500 prisoners
validated, Daniels and Pellerin way." declared PeUarin. "I'll
"I will be taking new men and getting them established and
will have five days to fil, day to the bitter end and I'll let who to through the system tWit "AM, although we don't touch
later troubieihooOng and working in problem areas," he ti.
all,
defensive statements of not the entire population of Wider them
most are influenced by some aspect of the ministry," he
plains. He will be supervising jail chaplains in New York,
says.
more than = words.
SP
decide uws"
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Iowa, Illinois, Hawaii and
Among
the
charges
listed
in
Those statements will be
Florida.
circulated with new lietiuons the petitions. Most claimed the
"We have had inquiries from several foreign countries for help
for recall, lithe second petition two councilmen tirostenest
n establiahing this chaplain program in their jails," says Bryan.
gains enough signatures, 304 IiTiployeelwith the IONO(thetr
Included, he notes, are Israel.India and A frica. "We have trained
this time.Daniels and Pellerin Jobs; violated the city chiseler •I•
a chaplain out of Brazil in our achool, too," he adds.
could reign. If they refuse, a by refusing to accept Ptland's
More than 300 chaplains have been trained at Good Missions, he
circuit cowl judge would have 'PPeT1tI for dIpSiliTuSCI ICidaded ream Page IA)
forced from their apartmew says. Bryan has remained as an Instructor since the school's
ekeheedS
004
'1T3PtIII
to
force
the
to set a date for a recall
incetlon. Olter liudriwior, have Included Norman Carlson,
hornet
mayor to spout a new city move," said Melkunas.
Even
thos*h
the
move
did
not
director
of U.&amp; Prisons; judges; a United Methodist bishop; and
By
the
time
the
lease
expired
t'ellerin flatly denied he attorney" and 'lalling to act
a seminar dean.
Promptly an a utility refusal and the Meikunas bad to
would ever reign.
Bryan Is also on the board and chaplain of the National Jail
Mrs. Mellow wait da-moedhis
ordinance.
Matiageti Association and a director of the American Protestant
ding
a
place
that
bak
Pellerto add he viewed it as ptaM. Fin
Correctional Chaplains Association
l this council's rupee- would accept a family was
Women Embraced
"l did have
,fan
thapiain Jerry Jordan, who recently received his master's
according
to
sibdity to reject depsetasat difficult,
allultmeld in the money range I degree from Luther Rice Seminary, will be taking Bryan's place
TAMPA i UP!)
heed appeldmsds with which Melkunaa, and a drain for
wanted to pay and I had to pay
supervising the Good News chaplains in Florida.
iiel,gatas to this dat. coiv.n- Iheydidadagreeandappolsda Wife,
Alm an the t4tapaIngaffI fir.
more
than I teed to," he
Manual Wilson, who came on
It would have been easier had
then of 11w Vdnans of Foreign new city attorney whim needed.
renadist
as a volunteer, joined the board and later became a tullime
'the charge relating to the the Melkimas' decided to buy a
Wars have given unanimous
chaplain and John Champion, chaplain in Orange County,
a child
d of
approval to a resolution urging utility refund was termed Pet Instead
One woman became soTh
ere
,
or than
100chaplains.
volunteers from Ii different
women be graded full mom-"ridiculous" by Psusris He Many apartment complezes frustrated at the notice bar denominations
working
with the
bership when the national aid he made the motion to SOW P51 "IsiS 10 PSI 00 family would he" tomo,eugt
convention is held to Dallas in approve utility refunds, when it idea dupsil to heap @Mmait she decided to fight back
August,
was learned the utility las bed
RdI.M Cosseibervy of Porn However, she found she bad
The rendition was ps'sd been collected illegally. MAR Park CoieidsrsbftW luckier We recourse
than moot psople with children,
without discussion Friday.
P2KIIZTIAN
"ft w's't as hig a proM—n Jean Wino of Mariner's
Village contacted officials in
for me as it was let Ot
Psople,"CassslbefTyaaidof his the Seminoln-Br,vard Slate
office.
eftest to relocateolliff he and
"l'tiey told me since it was a
Its sls-yss'.sld dS.sii
gi's ashes they "IM have to private ban, they could do
s$I t y waded," add
_
"Al OM i 4M bm li-Sad. Mrs Wina. However. the
June n,mi
DI$CWLSU$
finding a place," r -- ,I resistance ol Mrs. Wa4 her
ADMISSIONS
Casaelbsuy.
,aenü husband, Gary, paid if.
soliaris IN
Sano,d
(ladLes *4 line)
Ii, 6064"
SUN= WM lithlt
"We
Howard H
Macshe ashy
they we adshewlag the vu',"
"0.0 P.11ev
Mrs WIML
Jane, N Laq*SIt
Cn0 M Marion
Dv. to an unanticlp.t,d customer demand the
After a dlacuasieo with
LRadd 0 Niewn
Charles Pavlceft
Altot NVsr.1 50dM 51 representatIves of Grace
piece California RIdwod picnic
AS*.. i.ii
M'I*.d k NoSed
sit ad.
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Properties, mere of the
Dill.
Palnes 0 O'S,iaci
VS"tisid for MP.$S On PIgS 3 In our
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and
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Save $ale Circular may not be available for
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sale And the Mini Spin-cast Combo
assac SS.II w.*aci..
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to'wsnth adis
05ac11 Culler. Moms.Se
cvacies I Salman, Aitlaisid,
vef'tis.d for $1206 on Peg. Swill f
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Sarah Clii,' Pii. DiøSle
Mleris A Iaw5Wc, Lake Macy
M1tOt many psi-ads
apse'nwnt hv4.ng for good.
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Chilean Envoy Recalled

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WASHINGTON (UPI) The United States
has temporarily recalled its ambassador from
Santiago to pressure the Chilean government
to cooperate In the Investigation of the murder
of Chilean dissident Orlando Letelier in
Washington,
The United States has been trying to get
Chile's aid in locating, questioning and extraditing Chileans suspected of plotting the 1976
murder of Letelier and a colleague, Ronni
Moffitt. They died when a bomb destroyed
their car In the heart of Washington's embassy row.
U.S. investigators believe Letelier's death
was plotted by officials of Chile's secret police
and carried out with the aid of antiCommunist Cuban exiles in the United States.
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TOKYO (UP!) About 15 radicals raided a
communications station north of Tokyo,
hurling bottles of acid and gasoline bombs In
the latest attempt to sabotage the Narita
international airport, police said today.
A police spokesman said one officer was
seriously burned by a bottle of sulphuric acid
the radicals threw at him Friday night in the
station stop Mount Tsukuba, 40 miles north of
Tokyo.
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BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UP!)
With
tears in his eyes, 86-year-old President Josip
Broz Tito closed a Communist Party conference Friday by telling cheering delegates
he wished he could live and work another 50
years."
It was an emotional end to a party congress
whoae four-day meeting had an unspoken but
distinctly somber air about it.
Although It was not officially acknowledged,
the mission of the 11th Communist Party
Congress was to help prepare Yugoslavia for
Its transition to the post-Tito era.
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Apatim ents I

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Jewell Prescott Duncan and Baltic Swofford

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their graduation sear 1512.

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Oviedo Man Held In Assault Of Blind Woman, 86
By DENNIS FEDU
Herald Staff Writer
A 57-year-old Oviedo man
was arrested Friday in the
attempted rape of an Il-year.
old blind woman,
lawrence "Pop" lemmosu
of Franklin Street is being he
ld
held
in Seminole County jail in lieu
of $10,100 bond for attempted
involuntary sexual battery and
aggr avated battery.
lemmons allegedly struck
the woman in the face and
threatened to kill her if she did
not consent, according to jail
records. The incident occurred
in a wooded area near State
Road 419 in Longwood
The woman's son heard her
screaming and interceded and
held the man for police who
arrested him at 5:45 p m.,
according to records
tsnunons bid police, ac
cording to records, he paid Use
woman $10 last month to have
sex with him,
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VANDALS AT WORK
A group of vandals destroyed
properly at several homes in
the Knollwood subdivtsion near
longwood,
The home of James Patrick
at 1219 I'ozboro Road was hit
for $1,000 damage to plants and
deputies
reported more Loan 70 pianu
pulled out of the ground, tree
Oul~ 436
limbo broken down and a trellis
l,awrmr leroy Sharpe. 52,
bush pulled down
reported leaving the lounge at I
At the Elliott Belch residence
at 1212 Windsor
Ave., the
vandals let the air out of the
tires of a 117 Ford 1.11) and
barricaded the driveway using
concrete blocks, a picket fence
and signs taken from a vacant
I am. readeajs
lens
house across the street from the
pirature. 1; oeraijht lows.
Belch home.
yesterday's high, 7$;
Richard Ik't'k and Victor
i'eterzeil of Foxboro Road barometric pressure, 3101;
reported their mailboxes were relative humidity, 1$ per rift.
pulled from the ground and winds 22 mob.
damaged
ROBIWI) NEAR ('1.18
A IngwooIinan reported he
Forec ast: Kim probable. Sun
was robbed after leaving the in and out
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WEATHER
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i, 250/o. off

advance shipment
of Fall fabrics.

got out ol the car the two men
took his keys and said We
know where the rimney is, just
day back and ii w ill get it
1'Pwmentook$41rvma cash
box in the tr unk of the car and
the trio left the area
INSURANCE FRAUD?

A iongwood man is being
held in Seminole (aunt) jail for
S in Friday withlwonuen sod a allegedl y seiluig his car arid
woman Ills ca got stuck in the reporting it stolen for the in'
nuid on Markct Street and a. he surance money
I)omenci P'acetti. 43, of
Itsoibow Ranch is twuig held in
lieu of $10J50 Lund for graid
larceny, perjury and insuranc
fraud According to Jail
records, he sold his In Puito to
a junk dealer and reported it
TIDES
stolen on July 30
i)aytoca Beach: high 12:37
MACIIE
KAfifirTs TAKEN
am. ITT p.m.. low 1:17 am.,
A
iaut.a man has reported
1:13 pm
a machete, at and few' rabtat.,
)'url (anaveral high 12:11 tokci from his yard
Fred Monroe
ISO Ses-t'n'i
am., 1.11 pm. law $:U am.,
.1-4 rrp*tesl the theft whith
123 pm
occurred sometime Frida)
Ray part:
high SS am, $:22 afterntlon The four rabbits
pm., low 11:11 am.. 4:42 p.m. were valued at 15
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vinyl
suede-look
luggage.

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Durable construction features steel
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Oi 5, The I4aisrd Macalt laC.. * N P,,cs Lu.
OLe 32??)
1048ad Clan P,isag,i PSIS of $a.lact Placed. 11121
"ORW O,l.ry. $1 cents; Macili. U so a MøñNei. $la 35. y,
5700 or Ma.) IIcIWh. U?S a sosens. 51ö30. 17 M.rtP,.
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Titos Wish Ends Parley

N...ld 5WMa I

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Radicals Raid Airport

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Mars Halm Smith. Leesburg, lEa, with William J. Wells, former principal.

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negotiator added
that. "if we agree to their
proposals the taxpayer, of this
co unty would be an endangered
species."

I'll neser forget the dab... (.re. ou look
great... Wh, i that...? OnIs some of the
comments F'rida esening from about 120
l.man high School 19311-1* graduates who
tame hark from all parts of the c'ountl' for
homecoming. Among the guests: iIliam J.
%%rll%. principal of l.man when It became a
high school: and herbert Lman from los
% ngelr%
school was named for his father,
howard, former member of Seminole Count
Board of Trustees. herbert K. Swofford. 1512
graduate. coordinated the s's cot.
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Mozambique Claims Attack
IJAREL SALAAM, Tanzania UPI
Mozambique says it Is under attack by
helicopter- borne Rhodesian troops and the 19
casualties so far Include two Belgian employees of the United Nations.
Black Rhodesian guerrillas have bases In
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MONTAUK, N.Y. (UPI) — A shark,
believed to be a man-eating Great Thlte and
estimated at between 3,000 and 4,000 Powds
and 25 to 28 feet long was harpooned by John
Sweetman, skipper of the charter boat Ebb
Tide" and dragged the boat 14 miles throih
Sweetman, who harpooned the fish in the
morning off Montauk, a resort town at the
eastern tip of Long Island. was towed by the

fish for 13 hours, until the nylon hm tethered
to the harpoon snapped. The Ebb lide" crew
— Sweetman, his brother Jim and six others
- was kept company for the last several hours
of its adventure by us other boats, which
contributed ratlim of beer, sode and sandiiches

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laid I'noio of Malibu çretei
Browns speech with batni..merit
Jerry Brown a a
mast,q poiititlan, riut. said
tie CM1iI MTO as betii a
very concerned, involved
iwrwwx. but he Mini twin insolved"
Pnok, atao
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(s-cause, he laid, Asseintay
speech
,(o%rfnmenti to act with the Speaker Ito 7 Mc('arthy, U'
Brown ukicrits-d the taU. same kami of r,i,naltauity San Fran.taco. had told a
wlcIi tmswnex amid the ethsbitetby the ,tate(awmak. Repubtit-anthri-eCu noway
entire 17i1 t*lliit s plus and -tx anti iniplenient the law with a Senate-approved.
gives $4 i tillitiri in direct aid ti ax few employee la,ulfs a.x sired ipenitng lunit plan would
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effort
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stitutlonal amendment that
would restrict gosernni,nl
spending to the
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central I'Ioaida fleet .'tn afternoon of rating i
ught tu, lutut on iii.si, id
lanned and spectators are welcome.
uriw atit say that
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-Power Foes

A

Massing At

N.H. Site
SEAHICUOK, Nil. itlI'li (.Iadys Mifligan, 70, voIced the
fears of the thousands of antinuclear pruteders walling to

Hampahire
budder .4 Seatzook Station
for a legal

clvi should Is- concerned. It'.

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before they clii." Richard
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Ilgan, who traveled from

The Ciamiheil signed an

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arrested for cnmlna) trespass
spetit i to 12 day, locked us
National Uuard armories.
"We'll have power here

every generation," Mrs. Mi)-

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dump for a three-day demonstration against the $2.3 billion
.Seabrimk at.muc power plant.
"It (sit Just the young people

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even
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demonstration in hopes of
awing siçporters frightened
away by i.sM year's Illegal site
occupation. Many of those

camp on a former garbage

Carter Reform Bid Dying

Shark Drags Boat 14 Miles

a consfIfufIOnaI

initiative. today iupied the
liion mw
Itrnstwex
plan to Wont the $7 tatbun
c'i4b.cks ol the iarxrts4,ann
InItiative
'I want to reassure the
people .4 ttus state ttiat upr oxisalu of IT'l)isitiOi1 13,
that hax his-n enacted by 6
prTcfVt of the prupie. wUI in- ian afford or xou ulrsire toe it to
deed he put Into effect," he saii qs'nil
Brown atc admonished local
Friday rugtit in a triesIsivi

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the Public Service Co. of New

WASHINGTON (UP!) — Passing of controversial legislation to revise the country's
Civil Service system, that was considered
iffy" to begin with, is already in trouble in
the house. It started with an amendment by
Rep. Morris Udall. D.Ariz., to make It easier
for an agency to fire a federal worker.
The amendment went too far for liberal
Democrats and they came back to the original
wording of the present law. The committee
possibly may take another vole Tuesday, and
it's likely to be so close that no one is
predicting the outcome.

'I think we need

muivi. a desire un the part oIl
nulbon Californians has pronuerd geajous effiiil
prOx1sltI of the tu-sb4un4
law are can-ted out
year-old uvernor,
onc, a tatter opponent ol the

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HILO. Hawaii (UP!) - A sharp earthquake
shook the entire island of Hawaii Friday but
caused no damage or injuries.
The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory said the
temblor registered 4.5 on the Richter scale
and occurred at 1:48 am. The epicenter was
about five miles deep in the south flank of the
Kilauea Volcano.
The quake was felt islandwide," an observatory spokesman said.

the Atlantic Ocean Friday.

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The

ROSIeUN.M.totskepsrtinthe
demonstration, saId at a rally
Friday.
The protesters say the
Seatrook plaid will endanger
marine Ut, and future generalions.
sale officials and demonstratton sponsors
the
Clamshell Alliance said they
ezpet-ted 3,000 pn*eatni this
weekend bid none of the 1,414
sri-eats that resulted Iram last
year's demonstration at the
corutruction site

Earthquake Rocks Hawaii

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IIALEIGH, N.C. (UPI)
Five cigarette
manufacturers announced increases in the
wholesale price of cigarettes this week, an act
that will raise prices by 2 to 5 cents per pack at
retail outlets.
Philip Morris US A., Brown and
Williamson Tobacco Corp., the Liggett Group
Inc., American Brands Inc. and H J. Reynolds
Industries Inc. increased the price by 85 cents
per 1,000 or 1.7 cents a pack.
J.R Winn, a buyer in Raleigh for the WinnDixie supermarket group, said that increase
will have to be passed along to the consumer."
Ile said, we'll probably go up 20 cents to
their IT vents on a carton."

On Proposition 13
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Friday completed recall procedures against
Mayor Dennis Kucinich, a 31-year-old selfstyled reformer who vowed to give the city a
new image when he took office seven months
ago
The council said within a few days it would
announce a date for the recall election, the
first in the city's history.

Sviy. Jane 21. 1,75.-IA

Maine, said Friday stigMas he
erected a 4ta4 high vlsvtnW
for today's altsqnative energy
fair,
11w 2,3 megawatt Seats-ook
StatIon Is only 10 percent
complete three years Is-hind
scties5de
because of cowl
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chailenges,

lights

before

regulatory agonciss and some
on-sde labor dIa**as.
The Clamat*li peatded its
prided would deac 2,an.3,on
of Its own members, and an
equal nwnbet of area midents
Sympathy demonstrations were
planned us a k*ni dates this
weekend.

AREA DEATH
IE*TJ. RATUFP'
lied J. BaIliff, 72, of 24 S.
Willow Ave., Sanford, died
Fnday.

lions in Mordwad, Ky., he
moved to Sanford from
t'edarvtU., Ohio, in 1001 He
was a n-tired public school
teacher.
He was. Mason, a meusts-r of

the Sanford SkitIliboard
Aesoctation, and a 5atd
Sxsvlvon are thu wife, lisa

1.., Santord; a daugMer, Mrs
Loberta Montgomery, Fairborn, (Jbo tao stains, Mrs.
Juanita Ead.riing, Springfield.
Ohio; and Mrs l,akta i(lgpby,
Valrborn; three br.ths,
Elmer and Fred, II4y, Ky.;

aid Cut, Wit Ubitty, Ky.;

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NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor
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The Clock

End Of Trail
For Wallace

Some Casielberry residents are complaining
stout the new paint lob at the city hail. The for-

Sy JANE CASSELBERRY

George Corley Wallace has reached the end of
the political trail.
That seems to be a fact of life now that he has
taken himself out of any race for the United States
senate this year — a year in which both of
Alabama's Senate seats are up for grabs resulting
from the death of one senator and the retirement of
the other.
Gay. Wallace's political trail carried him far
beyond the Deep South.
Undoubtedly his withdrawal was also based on
disenchantment from a difficult divorce and
painful disability from a would-be assassin's bullet
wounds.
For 20 years, George Wallace has been a
stormy petrel on the political scene.
From the time of his first campaign for
governor in 1958, when he was defeated by a candidate he said out•segged" him, he was
demagogic in defending racial segregation.
When he became governor of Alabama in 1963,
he immediately became the symbolic leader of
Southern resistance to federal desegregation
measures.
Ile fed the fires of racial strife during a time of
political and sociological turmoil. And because he
intertwined his racist political appeal with opposition to federal intervention, he managed to give
himself some conservative credentials.
When he did was to make his brand of conservatism disreputable in the way that the late Sen.
Joseph McCarthy made strong anti-communism
somehow disreputable.
It is hard to say now how different things might
have been for Mr. Wallace and the nation had he
not been shot down during his second bid for the
presidency in 1972.
What we do know is that, in his struggle to
survive his wounds, Gov. Wallace demonstrated
personal fortitude and emerged with a mellowed
philosophy.
Whatever his sins, he has paid through a
Personal purgatory all his own — in the death of his
first wife Lurleen, in his physical suffering as an
invalid and, finally, in the defection of his second
wife and the constituency he once counted on.
There is now a new day in the South, which
ironically is more tranquil in its racial accommodations
than other sections of the nation.
Accordingly, George C. Wallace may be
remembered by history mostly because he was the
last of the Southern demagogues on the racial
issue.

This is a distinction that cannot give him much
pride.

merly white building is now the color of chocolate
milk.

staff the center during the summer vacation season.
Hours arelOam.tolpm.

Its the friendly season" again and with so many
candidates on the campaign trail The Herald
newsroom gets plenty of hand-shaking political
visitors. The title of Candidate with the Fumed
ltouhaka' so far is defInitely Attorney General
Robert Slievin, who has a realknuckle-cracker.
Candidate with the targid entourage title goes to
Jack Eck,rd.
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Now that 5%gTUfltt IS We we are spending more
time out of doors - camping. fishing. hiking.
gardening -- and chances for encountering snakes
re greatly increased.
For those who would like to Iea(TI how to rrt'oslrflze
and avoid poisonous snakes and to treat snakebites.
there will be a free public seminar sponsored by
Witter Park MemOflal Hospital July lOat$Pmm
the Association Building on Atoms Avenue.
The hospital's emergency daft will explain the
medical aspects of snaketite, and a local ecologist
a
will give *slide
with special Interest in reptiles
presentation on recognizing wakes in the wild. He
will also display his collection of snakes, eaplaiiung
the subtle Ph)11051 differences between pOis000ia
and nonpoisonous snakes.

Do you have clothing for newborn babies that you
are no longer using' The Sanford (iitMan 5s.ng
Center at 4th and Magnolia uin continual need of
darns such as diapers Slid sacques suitable for
newborn uifwt&amp; The center is a cooperative
ministry of is Sanford churches of many
ilenominations. Extra volunteers are needed to help

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Poor Planning Doomed Benefit Rock Concert
____

A failure to conumsumcate stopped
Seminole Cou nt y from being the sate of a
benefit rock concert on Father's Day. The
failure was on the part of concert
romoters and the county commission,
Mike Myer, owner of Nobody's Business,
a beer and wine bar in Orlando, had the
idea of staging a rock festival to aid an
area charity. If the first festival was a
success it would be followed by more.
Myer thouigjst
Myers business would benefit from the
advertising, he would benefit from the
experience and the charity would benefit
from ticket sales. Ilowever, the idea did
not bear fruit. Not, because it was

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Torriios:

Probing

Out

By

From DeathByPollution

September?

WASHINGTON - A federal Invedigatlon has
uncovered discrepancies in the repor" of
President Carter may have thought he was
thousands of dollars in campaign transactions on
going to Panama to deliver a benediction on his
behalf of the dial-man of the powerful House
.
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canal treaties, but ironically his visit may
. .
Rules Committee.
contribute to a reopening
reopening of the issue and the
The very existence of the Investigation Is a
downfall of Omar Torrios.
closely held secret within the Federal ElectionL!J
*
That is one line of thinking among Latin
Fir
Commission(FEC). The probe has become
Amencal experts in the United States. in fad,
highly sensitive political matter because it Inone Washington-based scholar who has visited
volves one of the most influential members of the
Panama several times in the lad year bet a
house, Rep. James J. Delaney.
.
colleague the other day that Tom)os would be
f)elaney, a silver-halted New York
out by September.
Democrat, Is a veteran of 32 years In the House
Thoughtherewerenodidurtgncesdigingthe
and one of the few old-dyle Irish pots dill
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ving in Congress.
senrlty,gwilire between pro- and antl4reaty
In a recent interview. Delaney claimed that
students at the University of Panama earlier the
the FEC Investigation has been concluded and
same week left two dead and II uijurrd.
denied that it had produced any evidence of
Al the same time, opponents of Torn)os were
Improper handling or reporting of campaign
begiming to coalesce around the 76-year-old
funds.
form president,1)r
former
M. Arnullo Arias, who had
But the treasurer of the 'Delaney Committee
lust ended 10 pears of exile to return to
for
Congress,"
Arthur
Rosenblatt,
Panama,
acknowledged that the Investigation was conArias is the country's last elected president,
tinidng and that numerous lV S campaign
having been ousted II days alter his
InIIIIJACtions had been challenged by a team of
Inauguration in a 1969 cot by the National
commission auditors.
Guard.
Tomb s came to power the neat spring.
Checking
The
Politicos
FEC officials rehwd to
1T)flt,
Several visitors to Panama during the treaty
several sources familiar with the probe said that
debates told me that the best hope for civil
la
What began
b
lad autumn as a routine audit of the
liberties and human rights under Tornos was
By NORM USHMIN
Delaney campaign committee's I Inances had
the immediate area.
for the debates to go on and on. line man told me.
been elevated to a lull-scale Investigation.
Herald 1411t
Then there is Bob Graham, a man who has 'We are having an Indian summer of democracy
Rasssblatt, a New York bIbssamsan, said
gained much publicity by working at varying rigId now." Tornjos' temporary relation of IronBeing a newspaper .ditor
511107 of the
be dIwnal, lobe aroisid the Mail,
lawsuits
nIc' Many would Mnt rule may ps I,)irdolng,fof it led his
Parilcialarty
In a political season. It enables yaw
the use of "street money" or "walking around to
gain
say so, but )talng from his performance here in opining Panama t the return of 'iiUt1cal exl1es
an Insight into those Individuals who are
the office, that's doubled.
money," an unsavory tradition that dill survives running around
of whom Dr. Arias is far and away' the mod
trying to get your support and
In many big-city Democratic organizations,
&amp;n. Graham comes across as a man who popular.
That practice involves distributing lOb' sole.
cares about what is going on. While here, he kept
Arias, according to one observer, received "an
Since the year began, there has hew a dream
dantlai sums of cash on election day to local
asking question about the county and the area
hysterical welcome home from at least 100,000
political leaders In payment for their ability to of candidates and would-be candidates who have
what are the problems, what are people talking people" in the Plaza Santa Axis, the traditional
stopped by to tell their tale. And therein lies a
produce sympathetic voters at the polls.
about, etc.' And he meticulously recorded the setting of his outlawed l'anamenlsta party's
tale
itself,
'We're talking about didrid leaders In
responses in a little notebook. presumably to use rallies.
You can tell a lot about a person — especially
half -dosen ineighborhoj political clubs," said
in formulating approaches and policies as the
Though there seemed no immediate Arias
candidate - by Just how he conducts and
campaign progresses,
Rosenblatt "A district leader says. 'I have 11-20
game plan following the rally, within a few days
captains, I want $20 for each captain.' Without handles himself In his discussions with MerrillJacksonville's Mayor Tanaler didn't take he began meeting with otjser Torn jos opponents
time captains, you're not going to get results." of the press whose responsibility it is to share the
tastes nor askquestions — but was wdling to pit to forge a coalition Lake the coalition in India
candidate's message with the public so the voter,
In
himself on the hot seat. And, significantly, after that led to Mrs. (;andthis duw'nfall, the
addition,
Rosenblatt
said,
the
FEC
can
make
the
most
Judicious
choice
at
the
polls.
remains unsatisfied with his claim that op.
deadline tune in the afternoon I.
emerging one us Panama has only one thing in
Yep, you can tell a k4 about these fellows.
proximately $200 purportedly was paid to
AnotherDemocratic candidate, U
. Gov. Jim common - Its opposition to Torrijos
Thus far, several candidates have dropped
political workers itas manned telephone banks
Williams, did visit Seminole County to mark the
Mr. Carter may not yet realize it, but by tying
udo the office for a get-acquainted visit and
during the campaign.
opening of his campaign headquarters. But did himself so closely to Toni
Ton
- expecially by
More. ft's the "more" that has not been too he come by to
talk' No. Again, this says appearing with hum to speak at the Plaza
The financial reports filed for public In- c'unsutent.
t'usco
something.
spec'tion show that Rosenblatt not only was
de Mayo, a Torn jos political focal point he has
Visiting The Herald thus far have beets
treasurer of the Delancy committee but also was Democratic
tended to drive the regime's opponents into each
hopefuls Bob Graham, Hans TanalerOn the
the recipient
r
of the largest amouid of campaign and Robert Sheym, To their credit, the first two
thus far stood dill for an editorial conference -- other's arms
funds
at lead $7,700 for payments to
the alter
In Latin America, the politics of plazas is
after press time. More
did enough their homework to know that the
t to
spectors," campaign workers and "In- most opportune time Is in the
hi
important and if you appear at one group's you
noon IRI
as well as dinners for local political
Thscanpslgn,howe,er,Isdlllyoungandau may alienate another.
itical Press time.
Waders and lunches for campaign aides.
Some expert Panania-watchers see the Aug. 6
This kind of schediilus,g and awariner, one the candidat Just might see the light evenThe collection and expenditure of more than would assume, would be
t uelly.
National Assembly elections as a critical time
fundamental
to
a
0,000 to re-elect Delaney two years
for Tornjos. Some &gt;
ago TomJas outlawed
ago op candidate. And good public relations.
The light that tells than that their
pears to have bees somewhat superfluous
bed all political parties except the People's Party
Not so, it seems, with Mr. Shsevtn. lie was conduit to the public is Uwough the press, which Communists
and his Supreme Court upheld his
because he long has been a vitluiHy content to drop tsto the office Us the middle of the passes on their
views, policies and theories.
unassailable Political institution in his morni and only because he
decree
was In the neighng
Result: a better-Informed electorate.
csdonal didl
This means that his handpicked candidates
bwtwl after a breakfast that happened to be In
And a Iess4rsatrated editor.
will run ostensibly as independestj

Letters to the editor are welcomed for
publication. All letters must be signed, with a
mailing address and, If possible, a telephone
number so the Identity of the writer may be
verified, The Evening Herald will respect the
nlshes of writers who do not want their names
In print. 'The Evening Herald also reserves the
right to edit letters I. eliminate libel or to
conform to space requirements.

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Environmentalists are hauling as an
example to the red of the world the speedy
agreement by oil-rich nations of the
I'ersaan Gulf on action to save their
conunon sea from death by pollution.

The eight countries concerned took jig
18 months to cut through political red tape
and legal nit-picking to approve two
treaties on cleaning the gull and protecting

it from further damage.
Officials at the U.N. Environment
Program 'UNEP), which drafted the
treaties for the otlproductng dates, say
they were amazed at the fail action.
"It is an example of how quickly
governments can act if they want," said
Sijepan Keckes. director of UNEP's
regional was division.
"We now tops that other areas will
follow suit," the 41-year-old Yugoalav
msrine scientist said.
UNEP would like the same action taken
by countries of the Caribbean, the wads-n

NORM'S NOTIONS

.REIURNItI4 ON EVEN.Ngpmp

EIAC'TL.'s'

as the Mediterranean, where most of the
pullution is caused by industrial waste and
sew age from the land
"The extraordinarily rapid industrial
ulevelopinent" of the od-produc'er, will
make the gulf's pollution worse unless
ton is takrn. U\Il' warned
Averaging about IOU fret in depth and
salty and warm, the gull ha, an estrrrnely
linuitnl capacity to break up and absorb
industrial susie and sewage, ezperta
explained
"l"iirtunatrly the oul'prviurung nations
ar, at Ui' beginning of industrialization
and aiws have the money to dart with
clean undunttica f ront scratch, Keckes
said.
lndu.siriai Investment in the Gulf
c-sxrn'utiy mucus at 1.44) inaji.v, per kiaiseter
I 5'ltJs of a mule of ,'tua,,tlsne on the
Arabian side and i.e million per kilometer
on the Iranian side
Further, wnsse I bullion tuna of oil a year,

coasts of Africa and [Alin America, and
the Far East, especially in the Iratts of
Molucca.
Mediterranean countries, alter one

century of gradual pollution which has
aimed reactiel the p00* of no return,
finally acted last year in adopting an antipollution program. But UNEP fears they
may be fail to take decisive I oliowi ac
Un
Some Mediterranean nations are
dragging their heels for political and

economic remms, officials complain.
Many report on pollution to UNEP but only
on a confidential bests.
"They aren't eager to publicize their
dirty beaches," Keckes said.
UNEP first proposed pollution action to
the gulf dates in 17% mey were signed
April 25 this year after just 15 moidtw of
study and negotiation.
UNEP says the gull countries reacted
quickly when told their sea is badly
polluted by oil, although It Isn't yet as bed

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Voters GoTo Polls This W..k

Campaign ' 78: New Faces In The Old
By TOM MADDEN

Senate seats, the governor's office and
.
nugnerous date pods.
The rapidly changing face of Deep South
In Mivasslpçs, senatorial candidate
politics will be altered even more this
Maurice IJaMus and ov. Cliff Finds meet
seek in t)rmnocratic primary nsu'offs for
in a Democratic naniff for the seat being
the Senate in Mississippi and governor in
given up by the retiring sets. James 0
South Catolina.
Eastland.
It is the second time in a nusith that
Gut. George Vsallace
me cigar-chomping Eadland, kingpin
Democrats m the two datesgoto the po
of Missasapçiu politics for 31 years, started
'righti and Sen. Joists
.
The ninoff elections, wilds also Include a mad acamlie earlier this year when P.
,,
'vte,ink: The Old
one seat in Congress and a number of unexpectedly decided to retire.
l.uiird.
statewide pasts, resulted when candidates
Dustin. a lawyer, is riposted to have
"
failed to win a maJority In the original
of
the Eadland's sop
backing of some
'
primanes.
porter's. hid Finch, $2. who won the
The elections mark the end of a long
.
governor's office using a wortissgmsn's
string of spring And early sunnier
theme and a lwschtasx symbol, has welded
prunar its to nominate candidates for Cal
a coalition of blacks asiJ rural voters.
gress and governor In 20 dates arid acroas
Finch, who finished second In the Jun. $
the nation. The next primaries are not
primary, has tinted that D.itln has the
scheduled until August.
backing of a so-called "Eadland Mal The all will face Republican itsati pruny
While the fleldubalng trim ted in South
chine."
DajdIn. IS, a former district t'rrhnaninNowniber Cochran, who gave
Carolina arid MluIaslpç*. Alabama pohilattorney, ilisdi he has not been "am ii a safe seat in (onitreas to wet the (.01'
I)exnocratjc nominee for the congreomiud
clans are jockeying m the two for two (J,3,
nointed" by Kastlatuland lstisownMon. tisnosation, was an easy sinner vi the
post tiring vacated by
by ('orh,an
tilted Press tderas$4u.al

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John 11am pin S*eruus of 1st SAW. Wn °
Sen Jot
St eWs, picked up t3peiof the vote in the first prunary and
favored against state Rep Jay t)uhsroun
of Ilazletsutst the *Ulm sill meet
Republican Jon llanauas vi Neiretiubec
In South Carolina the spottight is on the
battle f or the Deniocratic isinunatlim 11"
nvernor Slate Sen hick Riley of
Greenville faces II. Gus Hisntles liar

Vey

Itarvey, an attorney, ii't the piCC lit the
Jim. 13 primary colliding 37 percent of

the

vote to Hil'y u 13 Per
Hid Riley
has rarvised the enulorsetiserit of l umber
Rep Wiiliasii Jennings Hi-yin lkzn, who
finished thi d vs the primary
r

Allen the endurieiuseril Harvey charged
that the Carter itlinmnsudratiors preesuied
him to bitt Riley, the pewodeni', South
('Nouns campaign 'manager in 77$
The 'lime will fa looser Rep Pd
ce

Young the (.01' nomInee

In Use South (it ulina Senate race,
hums rat (yuatiei hi I
ltavnwI sun
the primary ml opposes conservative
t(rpublican or ussuhent Situin thurnwod
in louvrintirr
lii klabmsna, the rdurvment of veteran
Sen John . parkimm and the death of Sin
Janiel Allen has Pulitkians hustlind to line
up tuPPon lot Use Sept prunary
i,v (,'uge Wallace, she tas.eet oil of
Its, rate fit .SL?lrkinan inst. atwiowsced
'uUiesdsy he had tk'citied not to rim for
remaining two years of Allen's term
'

uaUate apipoirded Allen's wife, Maryan,

itt full her husband's vest an an lsitertjn
beau and 'die Pr
amsowsre-J she
s'd Wet election this fall for the
remaining term
lotuier Alabama turf Justice
Howell
hieftin and Rep Waite Flowers are
considered fronlnssnn,r, for the

l*vnocratii' numination for .1parkinas's
wet

Growing Older

JACK ANDERSON

f/

silly IA$.J LUFIJN
WASHINGTON-.me bootleggers of the

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Romg Twenties, with their fad boats and
machine guns, were amateurs ccm'ed to
today's sophidlcatid snugglers.
The dint traffickers meek tons of marlJiia.
coals and heroin Into the Undid Slat.. On
beds slipping No fog-sheathed coves and snaIl
Private planes landing at remote f101s, Bid the
mod enterprising are the couriers who have
acme Ingenious hiding places for
csedrabead, Here are a few that the homed
Customs agents have dik,4;
-An late Wgenre repast from Bangkok
was's that coWiors an "'stilmng Showing

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US" Thus. see
cuss actastly I
shaving Ions, w*b the hsrehi ccsaj,d der
Use lather. They are modutww for the
smuggling trade, according to the repast, by us
"wildentlfled Danish national residing In
B
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—Conse igada at New York's Johe P'
Kennedy airport &amp;KOVGtW 1419 blisgeam of
marIjuana concealed in the hoBeved.sul Islas
and all of cs lahiss.
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Today's Smugglers Sophisticated Bunch

BERRY'S WORLD

can't spend all the money
obviously mu OS tii are just not
doing our lobs!"

it gets,

cuRE, IF 140,JRE

OUR FLRMRO'1M1 FARE-9
'TRPVELING 0)4 0Pc)-NUMl(REV
'300114 B'1c'11 "WE sr,AT 3 F, M.....

their parents stkse of the pi'avuj
of
the cmmtI'S ordinance covering open alt
rock festivals require. people in that age
group to be accom Ponied by admalta. I
One of the liars and prejudices that are
applied to rock fedivala cast be dispelled II
one concert can beheld siucceutully. To do
that will require planning
Promoters of the failed festival have
indicated they will try again to 1.14 a
correct. They diomald be encouraged vi this
effort But they should also take tame to
avoid the pitfalls that tripped them up on
their first effort by working with county
official, in advanc, of setting a concert

Speedy Action Saves Gulf

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The promoter, of Use festival operated requirements that needed to he met vi life or property.
Rock festivals have not had the greatest
same Unfortunately their faith turned out less than two weeks before the concert, track record on the surface.
To be sore,
to have been misplaced An individual county officials had
M
Max
to pow over the people have been injured and even died at
they said had prosn1se4 them the ise of cointy's code hook to determine ,
such events. Bid people have also felt an
.tlan
a
land for the concert did not In fact own the what clrnmhances the concert could be ennchvne,g and babies have even been
land,
li
born at rock festivals
The wheels of government sometime
It is doubtful that either Serious Injury
The Land ownership was the blow that
turn slowly oil of necessity. There is no would occuror babies would be born at a
ultimately ki lIed the festival The
entity slower than the c'c,nmusios when it festival such as the use Myers would like
promoters learned of the correct ownergood idea.
ulverituring Vito untested water,,
to stage For one thing, the fedival that
ship of the la nd at the last moment and
The things that killed Use concert were
The
commission
was
also
fearful
of
(he
had been planned for Father's Day would
were unable to get the real owner to ap
organization, a failure to initially
unique prolirns that might be en have laded only seven Pinurt For
another,
prove
the
concert
derstauid the provisions of an ordinance
countered in a rock festival. Approving It was advertised as a family event with
Both prunkitel's and county officials such an
covering such activities and a general fear
event might put the commission in handbills and radio announcements urging
seemed to be unsure of the legal some legal jeopardy
c such concerts.
If damage was tin, to ctalck'rn under ll'yean-oi-.ge to bring

On good faith and e xpected others to do Use order to have the concert.

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Seminole Scene

RONALD REAGAN

FEC

S.y, Jume 2$.

A smigJer was picked op in Beiglign with
a full poamd of heroin picked in his dw
A wouggler arrested in Toronto had five
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poimils of cocaine corealel in a body-pock
corset.
San Francisco agents diacwvd 10
peusda of hashish hidden In IS forklift titus
Imported from India.
A passenger from Colombia was arreded
at the Miami aIrport the other day with cocaine
concealed in book covers.
It Is common for unugglers to carry drugs
In the false bottoms of suitcases or drappsd to
their badi
laths deadly ns ii hide and sail,
IS lm the unusn ON Sol of as
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CONFUSED KREMUN
KremlIn
lenders are so perplexed by Jimmy Caster that
they have u.dd1a a "major tomwaiser of
ISSuM' UI. rddiOlL This Is the Mkrmd
oaism of Stale tjativat usalyda wha
centered they are
'w paisd t.
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Jj lmd bmw r, aimm ad
— Thirteen wire ciii haes yew ss
ti&amp; Mom I"id wwtakm in Ahhcs.
r.eadly at the las Amosiss elipuit fields the 0
I1heii. woo 1j
balm pipar sells, ageila Iomd * gese of aw a *daft aloft lb to am
lokii
Cocaine from kind..
no
balm that

genuinely confused, that they are trying to figure
But the Soviets apparently believe
the basic
Out Carter. This apparently has led the Kremlin question is Carter
himself; they dun't ianto conduct a complete review at the whole range
derstand where he's heading.
of rotational The State Department drategids
believe It Is urgent. therefore. to Impress ixin
TIXYrHUSl RULES: A presadentj,j task
On KnoMm that the United Slates sincerely force has decided
that the federal program to
wails better relations with Mow.
provide better safety
for workers is too toothie*s.
CM Feb. 27, the president's national security
The group has recommended a system of
fines
adviser, 32ulgniew Bromlaski, gloomily detailed W4 rewards be used to
keep employees in line.
twhliul dosed White Boise leers "a pattern of
confidential report to the mute House
deterioration in U.&amp;.Sosiet relations." The Slate saidTheir
at present a plant with more
than 250
Department's expel agree that Carter cannot workers
faces inspection by the (kciçitainaj
achieve ON same warm relationship that
Safety and Health Admijujilration on an
average
Praidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford had of once every
four years For small compaisj,s
wo lush Pr
Lund kim.,, Big the
with fewer than 250 ensplcyses, the likelihood of
aol yde believe that a dengsrom breakdown a
federal Inopet'tlon Is once every 125
an be prevented.
years,
The panel recommended that nolaton
be ho
They have advised the White House to emits the Pocketbook with (vies while the govern.
phit, a dean to react an arms litMation
agreerud. The pre, however, Indriutid meti would offer I°'.IMlrh loans and tas.
licnotary of Sale Cyrus Vance lad April ad to UlcwdIv, rewards to finns which Make safety
Strangely eitough, the labor
Comm the
s at tie sousa alsoueling bid to Improvements,
musts argue
against the idea on grasmds it Is
tale op we the lsvWta their other actions,
psnllcofwty their Uitmvention Is Africa. This morally Offensive to place a price tag on hisiwi
Uijmgies and deaths,
1ati4 the lads vie lash a herder Id In
Ron*(SlIM Isopections have shove eight
ft oft
Castor has aa1ed his eshardisatee, fsdsral agencies, lacl4vig the Central
I*elligenc, Agency, among the worst safely
to sign an arms affuideit
Inspectors found 9,41 lire and
Part Web the lads this sonv'ssr. "11w basic
electric hazards, 3.690 mectiani'aj
hazards and
''I'lIilaonrst UN haitI hasards mining the
eight agencies. .
WARL "Is Ow the tMell awe od the III oum
box
0
adwrity til Crack
an
I"W ddkw detad."
III
than

Every senior needs to reread the Older
Americans Ad of lE once a year. That's
the only way we can lea's Pew for forward
we've moved
or bow far backward
we've receded
since the act's
"Declaration of Objectives for Older
Americans."
You don't remember that declaration'
You never read it' Okay, here it is:
"Now Congress hereby finds and
declares that in keeping with the
traditional American concept of the
mitered dignity of the individual in our
democratic society, the older people of our
nation we uditl.d to, and it is the joint
responsIbIlIty of the government of the
United Stales and of the several datea and
their political auvtiions to
all
older people to sacui'e, .qwal oppsetus*y
to the full and free enjoyment of the

get the money without agrreusg to we part

Of it for Iow'incunse housing

"4. Full restorative services for those
who require unstitids-aial care
Try that one on the residents of most
proprietary nursing homes Pass the word
on to the residents of mod so-called "adult
tomes" And tin Robert KeMenbapgnof
Michigan's Wayne Slate University offers

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follow" oblemm:

"I. Ans4-podelncomevirstlrensitm
acterdenee with the American doWwd of
living."
Natirensuit cmli our U'cerne to ion lId
half what It was when we were wasting.
With prices of everything going op. Its
difficult for must of us to make side most.
Siplanedai security hmce"e (Oil
only the pored of us. Ewe lIds
good penalsas cannot maintaIn an
Americas standard of living.

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'1. The bed possible physical ad
MOW health which science can make
available witleig regard to economic

status."

Only a national health plan as pramiasd
by President Cater an asew', us of such
health service. Medicae pays only N
sir medical coda; Medicaid is
aesilabi. sal; Is the lrild
The mleinc.m, rehires Is ins hortul
bind, l'quti coda are praIdlive.
ilvso an littill SpaclaId
large even more.

"3. SiLalie heuslint. Isdsp' -Jlj
selected, designed and located with
roference tospadal "86 ad available at
cad which aMer cdioesa tea afford."
Is comment neceeaary? Elder
hsme.wssrs are wrestling with
,..o(sblive in "in tales Few of us can
we own. Beds
her decent OPWtwmb hasp going
land peheicos refuse to accallit govern.
neat missy for senior hoed". They cani

The key word here is "nseaungful."
Only the mod fortunat, of us live
meaningfully. The rest spend their
retIrement years In hopeless boredom
"S. Efficient culninimity services, usclitag ac'rer to low-coat transportation,

Which provide social assidance In a
ceerdeat.d manner and which an readily
avillalle when 0 4,it.this sobering statistic "One oil of ftp,
Low-am transportation' In the cities,
seniors will spend some time in a nwifts
transportation is expensive. In the
home ditue a lifetime."
*be tasapoetation Is practically
"5 Opportunity for employment with no
nosesideat. Ssmsthissg aside to be dose.
discriminating personnel practices
Sagtieas, usyuew?
because of ag."
'1. hn.nediate buseSIt from ple.
Teli that toany worker who was forcibly
research
kaerlee which an sudan ad
rMInsd - fired,Uiatu
at age IS. the
huill health ad
April 7, President Carter signed IeijtaithiTrus essgo Haithy .14 puph are
rilsisig the mandatory rdire,ne,d age
heppy aid pas. (lerudolugiat. tm
(ruin $6 to 7$
ki the ruaa1.l they do is w
11w
But that'. discriminatory. I. We
Ides they else an ad wW
should be allowed to continuo working a
"it Freedom,
akac, ad the
as we can pruuIe.
Ire. enens. .1 in*vij Untlilive Is
'1. itetiresnent in health, honor, dignIty,
ploimuig and mmwSW4 their we byes."
- after years of caidriboting to the
Jul words, Jud words, Jillall
We somers have ad come a Img way
In a work'oriagel society, lease and
dignity depend an job and paycheck. As
an the Older Amuiraus MI was
long as men and women identify them-- written. NO of us will he kill 4usd hake,
Its site cuac.pta fully flower.
selves by their place lithe ecoy, thom
seerl will cusditwe to he used.
Md I" by wk. we we Pxshimg fill
'1. Fw's of nsesnuiglsj activIty wiles
ward We win a I.,. We Id a few. We
the wideg rave Of civic, cultural all
must cweder the (hider Aseflcass Act a
renediusal
Is wuwkm and momms.
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Nazi leader Frank
Coin wne to hate Jews somewhere else
than in the twine of his Jewish father and
Roman Catholic mother, Collins yearold

His parents have not disowned hun, she
said, and Collin visits their borne from tune to
lime, sometimes spending several days there.

"I'm on the aids with Frank. He says Italk
too much. Iden't know 1w, he ever gut mixed
up In this Nazi stuff." Mrs. Grilnide Har•

"The parents can't get used to it," Mrs.
Hardyman said. "You never get used to
something like that. We all love that boy. His
parents are very, very upset. They don't like
to see bUn rn*ud up in anything Will this."

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Her grandeon has gained worldwide attention with his flOwcanr,Ied plaits to march
Urongh the heavily Jewish Qilcago suburb of
Skokie. Today he plumed to lead a parade of
fewer than IC Nazis In downtown thicago.
Mrs. Harman sold Collins parets have

Kiwanis

Moose,
Members of the 1978 Junior League all-star

S.iv. Ju.el$. 075-Il

Junior All-Stars

Picks Pace

Jimmy Williams, Chip Saunders, Ho Graham
and Bernard Merthje of Moose; Jimmy
Johnson, Vernon Law, Ricky Primeau, Steve
Sensakovic and John Polk of Kiwanis; Kelvin
Driscoll of VFW; Bobby Bridges. Eugene
Rogero and Tony Little of Elks; Freddie

team was announced today by the Sanford
Recreation Department, with league
champion Moose and rtmnerup Kiwanis each
placing five players on the dream team.
The 18-player team includes Tracy Walker,

Collin. 11, Is the eldest of low' children of
Max Collin, $4, and his wile Virginia, $1. The
family lives on a qinet, treelined street In the
Olympia Fields neighborhood. They, have
repeatedly declined Interviews.

repeoleiSy said their son did not Ieani to hate
Jews it home. He was railed a Catholic and
attended Catholic schools. They aii he
becanie involved with rtgtdwtng politics while
a student; at Southern Illinois Lhuversdy, Mrs.
Hardymansald.

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Howard and Greg Register of Rotary; and
Brett Von Ilerbulis and Lenny Sutton of
Knights of Columbus.
The team was selected by league coaches.
The Junior League all-stars will participate
in a six-team district tournament at Port

Orange beginning July 17
Sanford faces Holly Hill in the 6 p m game
on July 17
The district champion advances to the state
tournament, to be held in Tallahassee Aug. 7.
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The elder Coffin survived the Infamous Nazi
death can-c, at Dachau. The yoistger Coffin
was drummed out of the National Socialist
White People's Party because he could not
prove that his lather was not a Jew.

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Medical Center and Jack angles. .loJo Mc(lnta3 added a
I'ro.er l ord piated victories double and single
Friday rngtd In the Florida
liotty itaw led the loser,
little MaJor Itague, and it was with two hit..
a stirring cometwck by the
JACK Peosse a folio
Medics that had lane at Hay
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knows it, his players know it, the world knows it.
liii boss, George StewilZmner, the man who rums the Yankees,
has no intention of sitting Idly by and watching them sink below
the horizon like the setting sum.
lie has said that in the plainest possible terms so that even a
grammar school boy can under stand it, and Hilly Martin, w ho has
been ar ound a long time now, know, the score. Nobody has to
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will work with the new rail,, Ctoutles and
Who will repair the railroad mints to have to answer for the slew.
contractor and SCI, Personnel crossing boards. which would
..We believe, as In this
tracks along U.S. 17
uj lne$nea of your people In
case, if will work to repair the tracks last for 15 years, Herodon
aecta1Jy On crosiog at Uth maintaining your propety that the railroad Is there f", and 11
"Our personnel would be paid added
is hazard and a dhcoinfort for either the city or date comes by WI, but then we would be
DOT', UcKelvy said that
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he didnt win every year. When I was with Cleveland ilroiuu 154$
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Yankees are now beca use we finished second so many tunes.
There w as agitation that we should change the managers N
Lopez, but we stayed with turn because we knew he was a good
manager. Prunaruy, what stirs up things like thi,i 15 the press
Perhaps, but the press cannot be Warned for the Yankees being
In the position they are in no w any more than they can be credited

for them winning the World Series last year.
By the same token, only minimal attention Is being paid to
fact that Martin Is having to compete with a team whose pitching
staff has been decimated by injuries and several of whoa cf-bet'
members are handicapped by a variety of
Grombrrg azso hassympa thyfou' N Rosen, wtwStetntv'enner
keeps saying Is the man who will have to make the decision cm
whether Martin goes or daY
"Nisnewatthe job,"uysilreenberg. "lle'scaughtinthe

middle. He has to be loyal to the owner and to the manager, and
a very difficult position because it amounts to carrying
water on both shoulders,"
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Bernie Carbo, returned to
a ct ion Frida y night and
promptly regained his old title
as the "King of Garbage"
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on
Orioles
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Red Sox
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Despite Cardinals' Win Friday

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strike anyone out, but walked homer In the first Inning
only two.
Elsewhere in the AL, New

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Ilobti&gt; Hunds hit a pair 4
then lød,
(ilenn Abbott puttied a low'- ttwe.- tgi homers in the opener
In National League games, hitter in helping the Manners
and Ferguson Jenkins toned a
lhalelia sw
a doe. their fifth straight triumph and Iittff fur his 41st carr
header from ('hitago by Identi- his lint shutout of
shutout Texas won ti. night11w s,g
cal 6-I scores, Los
Angeles lA'un Hotwets, Hub S'tinain and t19 when R,Uie (levi-land
nipped Cincinnati, 14,
NEW YOI(K • (WI I
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San Craig Reynolds each suugk'd pitched out of a t*aeirloa.led
Francisco blanked Atlanta, 0, 1mm. a
ri 1kv 5,, president of Ma.tin
jW) in the seventh stung
rim lot Seattle
New York edged Pittsburgh, 3• 1'Lin
C Garden, Friday con?, * his. Sat I:
R.y.ls $4 A's 3$:
2. in II Innings, San t*egu did
(rug Kusirks nirdh'uming
George Hr$t deov,- in threw unnail putMialsed reports tha t
out Houston, 3-0, anil St lows homer for Minnesota sent nwis willis
he ha, spoken with promoter
double
defeated Muntte*j, 1'4
and triple to i.m King about a ssMtin with
i'hlcagu to its fourth strji
lead the It.oyals in tile
Yaltees I!, TIger. 3:
def ea t Dave Goltz pitched a game as laid Splitturt? mitt-Pied the ianden but maSt-aid that
(his ('hasntlmss bit a gr and Iivw4uU
deal
er iwtap Ken p,s,,'s tai nu*htrlumnpli (lsklan3,un
slam homer vi the first inning
No arrangorn,rd h
been
five.gaine winning streak
the nightcap tahimi a four-run
and Roy White added a eee
tulated as yet."
ladios I, luse Jay. 3:
third inning
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tried too
d," said woming
&amp;W M*A Schmull and
pitcher Pete Vuckovich. 4gains
"I Bake
McBride split fair 11131 in
need the right balance of
the ovneras the P?vweses.ly
aggressiveness
and swap Use Cuhe to move Ida
relasation.,'
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Mv,e Garve&gt;s flush twiner
for the tluhiers backed the
three hit pitching of Burt
lkaitcm before a i1td crowd of
5l,ail in los Angeles lioudon, 6-

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*bu
about a Imn-qst-lusiy, arrange.
nient wlieretiy Madison .Square
l.an tl,i. *Quid co-prurl$Qt,
hosing inalch,'s We are also
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I,oildoeledlrdNutman,$4, recalled
second baseman
with his fIrst shutuid of the li
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Tacoma farm club of the
(i401M1. have. I:
Pacific ('oust langa to fill the
Vida Blue, 10-4, pititneil a roster spit opened when pitcher
live-bitter for his second mi Catfish' Hunter was
drwd shutout and Iletty Cng placid on the disabled list
Garcia is an emergency

replacenierl fur Willie Bass.
dolph

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said Lee. "Me and Mike Qwll
lee outdueled 10-game Ifst-iiie Orioles' pitcheri have
womerjun Palmer and won for a cf in common Wed lath be
the first time since May Z, with great sanitary engineers.'
an assortment of breaking
('anton Fisk, lee', batpitches that had the battens ter&gt;tiiate, provide.j 11w olfen-

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Minnesota edged Chicago, I.I.
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Hewes, a 31'yearold Cablor• bogey lWs hole that Isrisded a
scared five ros hi
Wan, registered a solid lover' tour of a water haa'd. a sad
fifth to bold ad lesf
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and the r.i
May, $7. Elks Valentineand
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Ai*e Dews bit homers far
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He wound isp four taj.
Maidreal aid 'w"ei. bit
S., townamsul wvwing *
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. Is, iii. (ds.
POW (Viewing a. are" the pace at 144.
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141.
m=0pesple know my name of the leaders wereim
J Cal * a"-ewsnc Friday the a'gr5 tge riØt to be upad." said Sam.
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of thai, two second-round dr i mess. "It's ot like we're sat
$ wi.
shad leshi-g the lowoomsul
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chicwi,
Jack Nickleas,
eve end lhie trying, hal hope thea ails like $
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the', as bag
I can. I row bogey on the let hole to wind up ctiinson of Florida
Lii Mier N!.
Plala.
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tIpen at the
It's goIng to be
I" live strois
Place.'tv
With Ui stying of Hard... dolla wept a dead. header
.*yard Hershey Ceuatry
McGowan - up lOoS adS has at 10 ,e
ad Hidael.
tile I
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by Idedlcal 54
under U In the seed reed Is
ar Player aid Le, flr, Ugned fi ve of to fled mIs dealt ICOA$, New
She 1 lilde a wastrel,
pull abreast of Hi-we. at the and lad year's turner, lie
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National Hank, 134, getting a
trniher% of the Junior league championship
seven-hit st.tlng job from
learn, Sinus,, Include, front rose, Stacy
left to right: l)uug Morgan. Tern 8usd,
Smith and Andre
l'as$on Sturphs. Silk,. Leonard. Tim
Williams.
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'rrrvnm.
Busch, in his statement, two percentage posits.
He, s, the
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Arnold Palmer, who was
criticized the Cardinal, for Hotal, Pirates
pewid beszc,ole who grabbed a before I made a cit." McGowan for second at lesider after the
f($,
snsiut*lng "cvrntasg
n Yoli's two.eeg I lthuuing from third bsae to lift the Mets (maids to an easy win over
big lead In the *210* said. "Bit once you make a few bird round, dripaud bitt to ttfl." and said
' "my i
John Skeajea over the Pirates
Canadian (Ipso golf tournament ads and build isp your cas. 27th after a Sever 71.
Braves
hence Is getting very thin."
ng flnUowid fulence,youcangxtJoying
Australian Bob Shearer overwMthedescT$twd in Uw
$7, retained a piece of his lead (or position and go for
a good wound up in fifth place with 142 "loose and carefree attdiuie'
during Friday's secesidround finish:'
aid 111111101lietzk. juunpsd Ida
There we'. no need b r es
He shared Its head, however,
Ben Crealuaw, who started a four-way tie for sixth with a cuss Friday aighi.
WO another unheralded golfer, on the 101111 two was Swider and rrcerdyu* round of V.
Jerry
als, George tiesPat McGowan, a 23yew old leading the field when be rats
The field was cit at ill, deli arid Ted Luimoss each
Into a wislArow, q

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Terseillegar, (hip SaundeN, Bernard Slerthi,, Silke Itogundo, Tracy Walker, p.
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Graham and coach Silk, Itotundo,
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Everybody knows a manager Is only as good as his players."
The bed manager he ever played for, says Greenberg, was the By Caited Press tst.rnotlseaI "lone
and carefree attitude" I)sego blanked
late Mickey Cochraiw.
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The YanksAre in Detroit [Or afour.game.enn with th,'I.g.,
and the word "must" frequently is overused in cases like this but
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the Yan kees must win this series along with the nest one against
the Red Sox at wine if Martin is to keep his Job.
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next four days, it would bra grave mistake, the way Isee it, for
the Yankees to lire Bill y Martin.
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having played ball, probably realizes that better than anyone
else,
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who has had a chance to examine a situation such as this from
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and Pittsburgh and later having been general manager and part
owner with Cleveland and the Chicago White Sox.
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even half over Is pushing t he panic button," says the former,
home-run shiitger and dub owner, speaking from Las Vegas
where he and his playing partner, France Harris of the Pittsburgh
Steelers, are competing in the Dewar's Cup tennis tournament.
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preena-,he Is now. I'd Iaaft him day pit. This guy oilsrcaqsa.. all
obstacles to win the pennant and the World Series lad year and
here It Is only June, ad they're talking about making a change.
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manager. I understand mw it La. In New York you're always
sitting on a time bomb,ha it's not Martin's fault t the Red Sot
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Q. I have been following college football for about 43
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esteem. sfa league game was reversed after the "victory" had
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By MU RRA Y OWEpjN
Everyd
Thomas woid
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FRANCISCO - It was come across Knox and they'd
the flr* day of the National pursue the matt er of O.J.
Football League meetings In Simpson.
mlIarth at Palm Springs,
"First thing I want you to
Calif., and Joe Thomas found know," said Joe, 'were not
hamseif In the same room with thing up any front line
(luck Kim.
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fourth-round packs in 1979 and a the trade. Because of the time
second-roundpick in IM. The differential, no one was there to
49ers would assume ha con- receive them immediately.
tract, which calls for 1730,000
On Friday morning at
annually over a period of years. Thomas called Nw York and

"First," said Thomas to was assured, "The trade's
Knox who was about to leave offlctaj
for his commuter plane back to
San
Los Angeles, "I want to check Francisco
airport at 10.5$ pm.
out Sunpoon's contract

the San Francisco lien, who',e
George Williams, Newlagtos, CIII.
"You want Simpson," said
nundersomefef
Knox.and
"You
can have ham for a
It was the famous "filth down" game between Cornell and
second
bee a lackadaisical football first'
"Dartmouth in 1940 in a "sea of mud" In Hanover, N.H. Trailing 30 product
Knox Thom
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asofwhisked
hun to the
late In the fourth quarter, the Cornell team, which hadn't been
Chuck is the new head this year and the No.1 and No.2
had brought a copy at Joe's offices
Dr.
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Lloyd Milburn.
beaten In two years, scored a touchdown with two seconds tO
coach of (1* Buffalo Bills and In '79."
request a with my lawyer and
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However, Red Friesell, the referee, had mistakenly allowed
play, the vice president in charge of
also have ou r doctor examine the 49,i' team doctor, on Ocean
They were like a couple of
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Avenue In the s
district.
Rig Red five downs. Films revealed this the following Monday, football operations,
O•J.
tours in the early rotsods
.
As they got on the elevator to
"I keep reading," said Jo,, feeling each other out, making
the referee admitted his error, and Cornell sent a
That
Wednesday
rugt*
Joe
If
tracked down Simpson's lawyer the third floor, a little old lady
'mouth "that relinquishes claim to victory aid extends "you guys are Interested In tentative leads, pulling back,
her 70a Jabbed a finger at the
congratulations to Da rtmouth." Fflesell was forever famous for trading O.J. Anything to It?" watching for counters.
"
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on vacation In Acapulco and
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man and said, "I know
Y
"Well," mused Chuck, "he is
his ton-boo and didn't mind the notoriety'.
ascertained
there'd be no leg
When the NFL moguls
)($f 0 J. Simpson. I
Q. Why weres't wide receiver RUdy
obatacle.
Interested In playing on the disbanded, Thomas and Knox
see you on television cornNe.den.s of Oklahoma picked by any team ii
West Coast. What have you got knew pretty well they had a
Then Thomas huddled with mercials."
in mind' We've been talking to deal In the making.
deaft? Simmrla was - sutateadlag retelver fo
Eddie Alvarez, his team
r Ike TTSJ•L
ad a couple of people."
Headersea was vfrtxaIIy a un.almam Alasorka.
lawyer, They were dumb
Bid the Los Angeles Rams
X rays were ta ken of Simm
IIlYi
back, EN,, Veutura, Calif.
O.J. Simpson Is a native of and the Oakla nd Raiders were
founded at the terms of Sunp' son's left knee, which was
Yes, but neither had what the pro scouts look for In their San Francisco, the Potrero Hill also In the bidding. The Rams,
son's player contract. Mod of operated on last fall.
Physical calIbratIons, Slmmrin Is light, In the I7Opound range, Los
the money was deferred. In
district.
though
Angeles
for he
hisIs based In burned by the Joe NamaUi
He exercises to rehabilitate
actual cash outlay now, the the lunge, arid on his travels
and
fast for a wide recelver.',"M his size," says one acoad,
television, debacle last year, were
..younot
have to be a t4azer. He does a four'polntiev,n forty." movie and commercial en- lukewarm about picking up a
tiers would be paying him less even takes a special exercise
'Henderson, a fine college safety, also was faulted for lacking terIfIses, His *11. Marquerlte 30'year'old running back
than mod of their pla yers
machine to build up st rength in
'speed and not having "quick feet." That's not to say both won't coones from here, too, and they coming off a knee operation.
"I got to make this deal" said the knee. "It's fine," said
get a chance to play In the NFL They each have agent., and have met at Gatiloo High School. It The Raiders were hot for
Thomas.
Milburn. The examination
been In contact with several pro clubs they're also demanding was no secret that she has been Simpson, and they had
Knox had called Simpson, lasted an hour.
plenty of
healthy contracts. I'd say that Henderson, on a team that d
who was in Minneapolis, Mmii.,
to disenchanted with life In what Buffalo coveted players
zone defenses, would have the tools.
Meanwhile, the tiers had
for an orange Juice promotion, alerted
Buffalo for the nine seasons and draft choices.
the Bay area media to a
O.J. played for the Bills.
to let him know of the am"No one figured I'd take
press conference at 3 pm. in
Even before the NFL con tam," says Thomas, who has a
pending trade.
days, stories had circulated reputation for hoarding draft
"I hope nothing happens to the Fairmont hotel atop Nob
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that O.J. might be coming to choices and building a team
louse it up," said O.J.
k
San Francisco,
On Thursday morning,
that way.
There, O.J. Sampson
who
One Los Angeles colwnni
Thomas phoned The Juice.
had galloped for Galileo High
Knox had to be in Long Tuesday. "I'm too busy to get partner of the Raiders.
wrote that a deal was set to Beach, Calif., the
y
"Man,"
said Sampson, "it School and City College of San
week alter away. Why don't you come up had remained at Palm
ir
Springs sounds great."
swap ham for tiers defensive the NFL meetings to clear up
Fran cisco before expanding by
here tomorrow"
for
a
few
days.
end Cedrick Hardman and details of his departure from
"We want to fly you in here way of Southern
Knox
flew
to
San
Francisco
Cal Into a
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Delvin WIlHa.n. the Rams, whom he had on Wedoesday and was met by
e Raiders were expecting tomorrow for a physical nationally known personality J
to announce a trade," says checkup,"
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back
plus draft
choices.
said Thomas.
coached to five division titles In Thomas. All afternoon and
was re-introduced to San
Into Thomas. "But Chuck turns to "Sure thing. I can
"I don't know where he got fi ve yea,, be
co
hardly
Francis
fore
taking
on
the
the
night
they
dickered.
Q, Why did the$aa P'rm.lsc, Gluts clsvert Bill Maset from *,"
me and says, 'I'm tired of wait,
says 1nu, "Ui
I ran Buf falo challenge,
"I never ever," Thomas
at da
Meanwhile, Ralph Wilson, the waiting. Let's make a deal,"
Udbsse7lIpeem.$.m.howMh
at
Da,a,l
That afternoon, Knox in sh akes his head, "thought I
"Iwanttotalktoyousome Buffalo owner, who would have
more comfortable at third sad wasa better hitter there. NY., ne othuck
The terms that were flnallzed
ver had any contact with more about Sam pson ,"
Pleast.., Calif
said the final
was dining with Al called for Simpson to go to San Francisco
Buffalo and Thomas in San could make a deal like this. It
sent cable messages establishes our credibility."
Thomas over t he phone on Davis. the
Although Madlock has played the bulk of his major, league Buffalo."
general managing Franciscoforsecond..andt,J. to
the NFL comm's
lie makes it sound incredible
career since he came up In late 1973 as a third baseman, he did
have minor league experience at second and didn't object to the
change. The strategy by manager Joe Altobelil was to get Darrell
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CHICAGO
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Muerican League President
rushing back, Dave Turner of San Diego Stat., whol ss'prias a Lie Mac Phall tim rifussd to
lot OIPoOp1e- But for dDwn**Ww quality.I feel the Now England Interrede lii the Chicago w,ute
Patriots fared best (lineman Bob Cryder, quarterback Malt Sol trade of Bobby Bonds$.the
Cavanaugh topping the liMp, followed by San Francisco and Team Rangers for Uaialell
Kansas lily. It's all guesswork anyhow.
Washington.
Q. A friend at ml.. says Sieve Bilk, .i the .d ii Angdes
The White So* had asked
Angels was a kfthaad batter. I believe that Sieve was a folighthead Mac Phall to order Texas to
batter whew I watched him play (or the p.werfuJ Rachest. p
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of a salary or additional cash
BIlko was a flghtuuand batter. The bulky first baseman f
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of Central Florida, donating all gate admissions
for Thursday night's program.
First race begins at 8 p.m. Thursday.

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Doris variety of positions.
well"That doesn't mean I go
proportioned stewardess for straight through them," she
Red Carpet Airlines, entered said "I may wash dishes
her first women's physique between the leg curls and
cont
June 17, a national overhead presses."
compet ition at Canton, Ohio,
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Mrs Barnlleauz decided to
and finished third among six
enter the national competition
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In
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class,
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after seeing an article Ui a
lies' 30-2131 body on a S'foot' body- building magazine.
5, 113-pound frame obvio usly
impressed the five women Competition w as in three
categories, muscle tone,
Judges.
Mickey Slanil,, right, Is shown in a recent
)'TTy and presenta tion.
Not a bad showing for a
pearanca at Yankee Stadium along with
"The winner in my division
dewardesainherfirstcumpeti
teammate huger Mans. Mantle was expected
to be (ion, and certainly an astound* was a 17-year-old high school
released from a Dallas hospital this weekend after
Ing showing a mother of five gymnast and the avers ge age of
bring hit with an attack of bleeding ulcers,
and five times a grandmother all the contestants was only 22,"
Mrs. Harnlleaux said
who will be 47 In Augt.
"Everyone was understands.
Body building Is not a new
hobby for Mrs Barnlieauz lily flenroias," she said when she
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Fort Myers Wins In FSL

Cardanas

tr ou ble tal ki ngtoapefuftof
TeMacI'tiail said major league
She advocates good health, pas
Vatted Frees iM.rwatlssal of shutouts from Daytona
sengers a nd
Mmdi was listed at 17 and 110 pounds, but he was really a rulsa do not spell oat the
good habits and good bodIes, quite easily, but Itomake friends
Fort Myers edged out Miami, Beach, I'Oazid 1-0, while Tampa
be standing
coach of Inches shorter and JiM couldn't
It at that height, resporwilillity of clubs In player
an
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practices
what
she
preaM. in Florida State Iiegue best Dunedin, 41. West Palm
alone under a spotlight and
Ito
he laded two seasons with Denver. The mdchaçs are assignments If a club protests game Friday
ches,
as
do her husband Plnd for t he
night as a rally In Beach and Pompano Beach
first time is quite
Impossible on defense, where he might be up against a guy a foci the physical condition of a
Ster, the dilkiren and the another matter."
the top 01 the ninth fell one run were rained out.
taller.However,
Atlanta proved lad aeaaon that player Involved wile the trade short.
The Cardinals posted a 6.2 grandchildren.
a $4 tackcowl man could play effectively In the NBA. and CaJvUu agreement spec ifically
She said she scored beat In the
the Panthers
In the Northern Division, Si.
Today's schedule calls for
days
a week I train muscle tone competition, but
Murphy, a genuin e Mar with Houston, is only an Inch taller,
Friday evening In the Pee Wee with vesgists.
about
provides so, Be said imkia such Pderstaarg beat Winter Haven Miami at Fort
West
an hour and noting her age, said "If there'd
bees V-pig me, Cm you
Q, isseihig
league In a game at
Ih
a dame Is Included, trades are by the same score In the first Palm Beach atMrrs,
Pompano Mellon
. half each day," she sad. been a category for nerve, I
I $ehsel bashitbal? Gary Drake, Coke. N.Y.
P:"
"caveat eniplot,"
game of a three-way loadile Beach, Fort Lauderdale, at
Ye,, you can. Probably the prize product of this yew's high
"Three days a week I work with guess I'd have won that easily.
MacPtiaU said Texas mud header, Iskeland downed St. Daytona Beach, Dunedin and
A five-rim first Uwinig did the catldheitit',."
1 school crop, 7'I Wallace Bryant of Gary, lid., sho's headed (or decide whether It (eels "a Petersburg,
"All in all It was quit. a
12, In the second Winter Haven at Lakeland for a trick for the Cardinals, winning
She said her weight titling unique experience," she said.
the Unlverstty of San Francisco, aabnita the dunk Is his best shot. morel obligation
to make game.
loadile'header and St. Peters- the t hree asul one4ialf limIng program Includes all types of "Thc
I That's no great shill recommendation.
audience responded quite
mine reddidlon to Chicago,"
Fort Lauderdale swept a pair bug at Tamr
contest.
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including fullback Roosevelt Leaks, have signed
their 1978 contracts with the Baltimore Colts, It
was announced Friday.
Leaks, who rushed for more than 1,000 yards
last season, defensive back Tim Baylor,
linebacker Derrel Luce and tight end Jimmie
Kennedy signed one-year contracts, bringing the
total number of veteran players under contract to
39'

Mantle Condition Improved
DALLAS ( UPI) - Former New York Yankees'
slugger Mickey Mantle, hospitalized with a
bleeding ulcer, was improved Friday and doctors
said he might be released during the weekend.
Mantle, 47, was admitted to the intensive care

unit of Brookhaven Medical Center Wednesday in
critical condition. "He was seriously Ill and was
critical but we took him off that list," Dr. Frank J.
Alt ick said. '1 can assure you now he's very much
okay. lie's taking food and doing a lot better,"

Steelers Forfeit Draft
NEW YORK UPD - The Pittsburgh Steelers
Friday were ordered by National Football League
Commissioner Pete Rozelle to forfeit their thirdround choice in the 1979 college player draft for
using illegal equipment in prcseason drills.
The Steelers had been found to have violated the
NFL Constitution and the Collective Bargaining
Agreement by having their players work out in
pads in a May drill. The only equipment allowed
before the opening of training camp are helmets.

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BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - A record breaking
field Is anticipated for the fourth annual Paul
Bunyan Marathon being held at the University of
Maine at Orono July 15.
Marathon director Richard McGrath said by
Friday 140 out-of- state racers - including 1976
winner William fine of Boston had registered
for the contest and it looked like this year's field
will easily top the previous record of 294 runners
who signed up last year.

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California quarterback Rob Hertel, also a good
baseball player who was drafted by the San Diego
Padres, decided on pro football Friday and signed
a contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Si, 191-pounder was a Bengals' fifth-round

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SMITHFIELD, R. I. I UPI) - The man who built
the Bryant College athletic program into one of
the most successful college-division programs In
New England has resigned to become athletic
director at Stonehill College in North Easton,

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placed on probation for two years Friday after
pleading guilty last month to carrying a weapon
and possession of a small amount of marijuana.
Criminal Court Judge John L. Draper
suspended Gilliam's 45-day workhouse sentence
but ordered him to remain in a drug rehabilitation
program in Pennsylvania, where he works, and to
keep his job with the North American Fence Co.,
located near Pittsburgh, for the two-year
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It There are West main urnpWq schooli which food Arbiters into day night he was notified of
professional baseball. They're all held In the January4o.Marvh MacPhalli decision, said he
period at the following sites: San Bernardino, Calif., Daytona would appeal the ruling to
Beach, St. Petersburg. They generally run for fIve weeks, the baseball Commlsaioner Bowie
t uition ranges from $0 to $450 and tack another Couple hundred Kuhn.
dollars on for expenses. ( the 240 toys who attended last winter,
Mac Phall said the Hangars
were placed on lots.
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(J. 1 was wondering If you could tell me where the bed umpIring disa bled list with an th3h1tt(1

colleges are located, What Is t he cost' How long does It ta ke to
graduate? What Is the need for umpires?
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Three Washington
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rianIng back Jim MUck,
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IcGraw were placed on walvars Pridey. All
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Community United Methodist Church, Casaelberry.
WeIt Watchers, 7p.m., Longwood Quality Inn and
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MaiMed SoreuMs, senior citizens dance, 2:30p.m.,
Civic Carder.
Free Blood Preseere Clime, 34 p.m., Winter Park
Memorial Hospital Association Building, Alamo Avenue.
MaSsed OptimIsts, 7:30 p.m.. Holiday Inn.
Oreskrs Amy..., 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall

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Casselbirry Salary, 7:30 am., S &amp; S.
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GROW PLANTS FOR
PROFIT IN YOUR
BACKYARD
EARN UP TO
$12,000A YEAR
Al I bI(Oplrd grower.

Before Publication

Jaycees, Valedine Park, Wed French Avenue, Orange
City.

Cauadaga (Umber of Cocinerce, beginning with
parade at 1:30 p.m. followed by afternoon and evening
events at Lake Helen Park.

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SMi.OV MUNT

Sunday - Noon Friday

Richard's Church.
L.wesd AA, closed, Spin., Rolling Hills Moravian
Church, 5111 434.
Yg Adelta Club foe SIngles, 9 p.m., Orlando
Gorden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando
SATURDAY, JULY 1

3cso*.cvftve limos

DEADLINES

StarligM Prsmeeeders, DeBary Community Center,

Altamonte Springs.

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MONDAY thew FRIDAY
SATURDAY eN000
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Rerevery Inc., 12:30
Springs,

Shell Road.
Ome.tets Asesym.., 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall
Sears.
Cuwthr'ry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Caueiberry City
Hall.
ThURSDAY, JUNE29
Siofeed Clvilaa, 7:15 am., Buck's.
kink Semiask OptimIst, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn,

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TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - U.S. Rep.
Lou Frey says a solution to the state's
economic problems is increased emphasis on
schools and energy production.
Former Gov. Claude Kirk feels legalized
casino gambling will solve south Florida's
economic woes.
The comments were made Friday during a
forum held by the Florida Economics Club
for Republican and independent candidates
for governor. Club members are mainly state
officials and Tallahassee businessmen.
Our state is in horrible shape energy
wise," said Frey, from Winter Park. It is
Florida's most crucial problem because 90
percent of our energy is gas and oil generated
as compared to 73 percent nationwide."
Kirk said legalized casino gambling, similar
to a system in Atlantic City. N.J., Is the answer Jo economic problems in south Florida.
Fears of casinos bringing more underworld
figures to Florida are unfounded, he said.
'If you're talking about bring the Mafia to
Florida, they are already here" said Kirk.
About 24 of the 26 Mafia families are in
Florida so casinos won't make any difference."

Chamber Head At Seminar
William D. Taylor, general manager of the
AltamonteCasselberry Chamber of Commerce, recently completed a week's Institute
for Organization Management at the
University of Georgia. More than 200 voluntary organization executives from 18 states
participated in this professional development
program.

Lane Named By Corn/Bank
Carolyn If. Lane, former

vice president and
cashier of Flagship U.S. Hank of Seminole,
has been appointed vice president of
operations for Combank.Winter Park.

Penney: $132.2 Million

44

Jacqueline Harmon and Claude Gardner, partners in the "The Real Estate
,gency." check a Seminole County map during official opening ceremonies at
2LVi1 3 S. French Ave., Sanford. The agency is part of the Realty World Franchise
operation and handles residential properties.

SPOTTING

THE AREA

Record:

IIU1t'HINSON, Kin. (NEA) - Bilk tol the
when 171113)
people were wondering what would happen to the human race In
the event 01 nuclear holocaust, a group at Kansas businessmen
were also wondering what would happen to the human record.
War, they Feared, would wipe out the data memory of the
nation.
And so they created Underground Vaults and Storage. Inc., a
million c1I)lcIos4wario%ge located a.n eighth ofamUe below the
surfacecitheeaithintheholiowolaultlTune.
Here the minutes of the U.S. experience, from newspapers t 0
sales slips, would survive bombs and missiles, even if nothing else
bd.
The cold war was to subside, reportedly, btd hlidchlnsons
subterranean depository continues in operation.
Managers say records kept above ground are dill endangered
by fire, flood and terriorism, to name a few things, therefore more
and more corporations and people are keeping their memories in
the deep.
The original print of "Gone With The Wind" is stored In this salt
mine.
There are English newspapers dating to the discovery of the
New World. Ohs woman preserves her wedding deon here, a
religious group -HIes'1or hdwsagss," .,d an agriculture
firm has sent down 130 different kinds of seed corn.

Penney from Florida manufacturers ac

Why seed corn' The same reason anything is kept In deep
storage: protection. Vault executives explain that if. blight were
to wipe out an entire strain corn, the seed here would be saves.
the company would be able to regenerate the varIety, and the
industry would avoid what could be a marketing disaster.
ills that the First National Bank Broken Arrow, (Ala.,
stores Its mathematics below Ilidchlnoom.
preserved here.
Every detail of the Alaska pipeline
And MUM keep all its films In the mine, which means, one
sip000s, that future generations of television viewers will be
issued
seeing "Andy Hardy Comes Home."
almost nothing that
Andy Hardy will endure because there
can happen to him in this salt mine.
The climate, for
thing, Ideal for preservation. The ternperature remains degrees year round, and the humidity seldom
rises above 50 percent. Old paper may actually regain point tort
suppleness In this environment.
Managers any there no corronve water in the salt mine, nor
there rats or other vermin to nibble away at the rows

of

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San fordit. Graduates

No.

Job Corpsmember Steve Smith of Apt.
64 Lake Monroe, Sanford, was awarded his
general equivalency high school diploma at
the Breckinridge Job Corps Center in special

award ceremonies.

3,000 Youth Jobs Listed
Secretary of Commerce
Phil Ashler said state businesses listed 3,000
summer jobs for youth with local state eml yment of fices during May, and added that
expects the June total to be much greater.
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The Property Appraiser's
(Xtice is In the process 01
sending out notices to those
"nun whom w,e$ has
increised, is well as to all new
Ths notice ill make many of
very aware cd the tu MU
1kM will aettw.
Nivhet.
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fte is a possibilit y. because everything is powder dry.

what
with the lack of underground air circulation warehouse
executives Insist only a slow smolder could be ignited.
As for terrorists who may want to kidnap the afores
wengdeees,forwhateverpurpo.e,goadluct.Saltfonnatloea
are so for
formidable the V&amp; government
for the storage of nuclear wastes,
c)
Hiltcfitnson's facility is covered
and has only one small elevator
SO secure is the salt mine that Insurance companies often
reduce premiums for Mowed valuables.

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Notices On Way
For Assessments

Catherine Cornelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Burch Cornelius of Sanford
has received a
I)octor's degree from the University of Florida
Miss Cornelius. a specialist in education,
earned her B . A. and M A. degrees from Rollins
College. She is director of Cooperat ive Education
at Seminole Community College.

Miss Gwinn Awarded Degree
Among the East Carolina University 2.872
graduates receiving degrees during the school's
60th Commencement this month was Caren Leigh
(inn, 538 Dew Drop Core, ('asselberry

C.'.'.

Renaud To Enter College
Mark Anderson Renaud, son of Mr and Mrs
Ronald A. Renaud of Sanford has been accepted
for admission to FreedHardemuan College,
Henderson Tenn for the fall semester lie is a
graduate of Seminole high School...
,

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Songwriters To Record
The Songwriters Guild of Central Florida is an
organization designed to bring people interested
in music together. The next meeting will be held
on July 3. 7:30 p.m., at the First Federal Saving
and Loan building on Edgewater Drive in
('allege. Park.
The meeting will be a workshop on Recording
A Record" and we will be concentrating on ideas
for the record the club will be recording this fall
('all 83l4J65 for information.

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Space Is cheap In this

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Ca rter:
Non-Oil
Sources

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I-lnierhlall itiap their plans before ieaoing Fur England

tuuntr

and a bsirruosrd home.

Hom e Swap:
A Perfect Plan
For A Vacation
By J(IAS MAHLS4)S
Herald ('ortesposidrui

,t luritu' pate all r,uon.1
thrill
Neither the tililmano

Around the sparkling
pool in the neat)) landscaped backyard of the spa.

nor the ll,aii, were at their

ilous Spring Valley house
sat Ala' Gillnian, his wife.
Esther, and their 28&gt;rar.
old Ion, Harry It was

toy distributor, is a

Meanwhile, in a onebedroom apartment In
('holsy, London. England, a
titork off busy Kings I(oad
where ret&gt; Saturday the
guy, and dolls parade
wearing their bust clothes,
were Elmer hail, and his
wife, Jan Traffic moved at

mellltfr of the 64-year-old
Iksghtcet Rotary Club and
lives in Ikigliton. England
F:lmer Hail, an independent
Insurance
agent. ism member of (P*'
iO'&gt;ear.olil Seminole
(otsity oiiith Rotary flub.
and lives in Altamonte

said

tora cWo75 per person.

to

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corporations headquarter in
Houston, and oil executives
were among the 11,11011 people
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MM, II'. tact.

It Rlrlflall) tkra 1141 t1
ow hour I'' di svir 11,11
I LIfll,51fl 10 HrIgtlI,a1 ((lilt
me three.' Itali III,,

s,'. iios,p: ibhs II'. PACT

z

After heaping her lesions secret (rum her family. Patti finally
Rd up the courage to dance (or her husband, lkrwutsl
Otis reaction' "Completely overwhelmed" said Patti
Now she is and Is a member 01 the MMWM.rn 1)aror,
Iaisnntite that performed at lake Cola recently

Mlke(iingrrkh vice presided of Underground Vaults, says for
esainpie that Encyclopedia Britannica used to pay U5,11111 to
-

I ,etting

Then I became really vitereded and discovered that underneath I
was a frustrated belly' dancer" she laughe1

was not en
tireti wiwekeme, because the
major U.&amp; oil companies have
Cater's theme

Yet the presided added that
bus "will continue to be a
00.1w. .h of Its data reels Aha.. IroomID! .--,.--.--.----r,
. Ow.'. In il oMan,
molar ON in Mat. keII
long -after
youhaveei1'.'a.t'd yaw ma)or
On (lam pays IM per unit.
Besides reduced insurance cods, Gingerich says patretown reserves.'
Undsrge.wid's 15,11110 depositors also save money on general
The president said he Is
storage
Mow as 11w
H. .sys a
atlaIg real mints considerations have deiven thetown
Units 15 act, and pas a
01aho
Morsge
uhlghu$12asquarefusI,phu
CIA
ve Found
to
national eaurgy pulley.
maintenance; in the salt m the rate is $1.55 a cc foot.
Sources said Carter was
Spice Is cheap In tioi (acuity bscaias it's plsitdu*, and mostly
considering promising the
'.,.,... ...
.
0IIJ, Wl*RJ VUR
ID 'Wbw*47 .. II
7 world's
Appralani Adjessalseg Beard. pec4 013 million aquare test of available Buss vice.
___se major ladutrial
111110111111 it the Bourn
Vii ml
hi 1S14d isle
And, since salt mUitag operations are citk'*4 oroand the
that he will
m
the tinw aid place ysar petition w'uae, 11w eventual diesuber may bees Wpm UN square sommok
•
all ImW film if ()aWam
,j ho
11w BONd.
* may ho the 4* square miles will be nusdut Americans
Carter did ad . adleal Do
snte more rqorda thin moat 01 the red 01 the eerie corn'
some" 111111,011111 go blow
priseurafo r
its impsit less
111111811.
hu
Underground Vaults Is growing at rats 0112 percent $ 7W,
w4 eight other siirranean repositories are now opssat in
"We am suaketremid in lb.
A blus appraisal of the Un country. In terms of storage, thagsfld$ saji fto are eyes of our (steeds aid
itt'l in the 17N it 115
vales 01 your plupilly will iooklngd,usi
=Os-, w*IM I I$I
Ulnflch believes the by will come when saudi ml be
rodS in yew paying a Now
uas it ow
prupastIn of the sense. pseaud from above grosad to duep storage ait'itly, by mcm W
mire Sutlebli
"'II"
cellucist

the Gillnijin Hall Cb

I %(t

Patti became derided In bell&gt; dancing about two ,ears ago

Democratic Party.

pS.ntiful and mostly .mpty.

explains 1,tlim.an as he
refers to) the onora,ear
publication listing pm.tple
who want to Cbohange

I

arrarlgell.e,d
Soithirt part) had kokIwI,
of antiu',b who had to
Ihuiigt'(I
hc'Inet before
blur first rhoute was

11,1114.

reatllaalrdn.l with a 1114k
shift. learling In 1110e ill
cit the road.
the wtirst
h1gitutg the I1.nhl05ion of

"I Mailed tile lessons to firms up my museks and lust for the fun

fund- raising dinner for the

acility because Its

be a president
Its
available to any Rotarian,'

and encouraged his parents
to conw i1.eraiaae of its
Ideal location, it was to
lLsrr 0 apartment that the
l'taiLo went rather than 1,1
the Gillman hIlhlif' in
IlrIgh(ln. a trs,ft .11) 0%'
the (11,05*

mt'tQ.AlrdiiI its flsthlm
Hall us.s1 ll.arra a tar, a

,

solar

alternatives
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ctiang,. You don't have to

Ar tlflFIIleflI a to d'' to
1 .11111117111 III the Iliraft
tUlle, flirt, had written to
'i'., taos Hall
lt*rr, an actuac who
IIi4fl4rl All AhIlItFIOt
311111 trait,, had '.Uitrsl
the MAlm seseral tOurs

h.anit,' i'.rflippi"l I week.
4iNin,cttwm&amp; th&amp;n&amp; r tujjrt

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energy and the wind were
available

'It', a gress toots ci-

el(.ttangril
that their
tOri'.'. ( art, 41)11 pet wit.
trIllirli
Slthough 1tlrr) Cl
IIIIIIII'll llhat atm tie
irar to-ti at.,td (all')
the
Itail, t,,'ttiiari Stwphrttl,
his tears were uritounded
as ('aae
seemed per.
1(1)1%e
I
the

(cistru Ii,I*eoer, atm.,
*111(1 it) the .tU.itrIAflt.
the) h*1 Already (Ilatir

ikU) dancers glisten
they don't sweat'' laughed l'MII
McKinney, as IS, led a group of woultita' Arabian dancer;
through their paces
Several of the dancers, who meet at l'atti's house twice a week
for It'uoris, are schoul bus drivers Theu mc4l'.e Lint to startle
the bus noting students into complete sden'e with a shinun) or a
shake 1*4 to try to lose a few pounds before the) take their an
nual physical in the Fall
At was suggested that a.suie of the drivers ought pass their
physical eesi,r if they died a few pounds this suiuner," said
l'atti
Juanita (.me, one of the drivers. said, "I hew Patti was
teaching bsfly'dancinit, aol asked a few other drivers if the y 'd be
interested in taking kiauns arid here we are lied of all, lie
already Owl IS puwids'
All the dancers wear tint&gt;' skirts. caught low on the hips The
answer to tOw question of what keeps the slut, from slipping was,
'Safety pin.' They are anchored all the way around," answered
Patti, whose stage name is 'Phaedra

geothermal

uranium,

charac-ters

111(11(0
II oat through ads
Ill Ailill In lith parlit-a it,
flu, putitit atitti
with
ni&gt; thei'.- II 11103 1,41.14

NY ElI)A Nl('HfOIJI
herald t'stresps.dr.t

geopressurlzed

methane,

the hoflir CIt hange.
1hunr on hit 14411.1 tit trust.
ii. aitnrtbng tO (,Illnian,
311 '.lmpie
)Ilil OiillIM)
walk out III &gt;0101 tkflIle and
Fit hange ke)s The trust.
of course, has a lU'III
fuurlIlstIufl
based
1111
Itiltarlan nleTnt)1'rslup 01
IIlefl
with e'.ernpiary

Bus D rivers Shapin g Up For Annual Fall Physicals

Foq
dtiLts
Mn OW £Georgia mountains

"embarrassed inthe.yesof our
mends and weakened In the
Carter
steam,

M' uia

Jan Itall I (mm left I I:sthrr Gillman. be Gillman and F:Imer flail inert (itt
tI',i in Ibis quaint 110411 in lirighhirn. I,iigland hi-Itime the I ,ihiui.in; dr1t,i,t for
the I1,sII horn.' in
It.s bionic Spring;

Belly Dancers Glisten-They Don't Sweat'

As

enemies."

11*71 klIne Roth were on
vacation They hail eschanged homes wider the
International Rotary Ihitir
Exchange Program
Abe Gillman, a rr(trr1

Peat riul and serene

HOUSTON UPI) - ['rest
dent Carter told Democrats In
the oil capital of America
Friday that the nation has
non.petroiewn
tailed to use
energy sources, leaving it

eyes of our

U 41*1
to a strange

,

pipeline Is preserved hi,..

tributed $132,219,289 to the economy of the
state of Florida
. in 1977, company officials
announced. This represents an increase of
$15,612,886 over 1976 figures, Purchases by J,
C.
counted for $72,195,867 in merchandise, which
was distributed throughout the company's
2,100 J. C. Penney, The Treasury and Thrift
Drug stores in the U.S., said regional vice
president, J.A. Wells

Mc 3 110 000

,SoulIlnOnI Corp to Thom.'. 0
Science 1.4 M40ar'i P 1*. Li II.
511 3 Sabot P0* Amond,d P114.

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was temporarily 'swapped' for on. In England.

format ion on solar energy application and theory .

S

,?

and exchange keys.' Thus a horn. In Altamonte Springs

chitects, engineers, home builders, educators,
building and plumbing contractors and s imming
pool contractors and will provide up- to- date un

F

------------)OIlfl IS LlbIi'Oi"V
'0 L"O" -79 6W
jIl (31, to Robert 0 MacDonald
t,ont,r
Va'
(a%%Ilb,frt
iMarr,fdi,CB. too 33. 516 A. Tr.pi4 A, *1 Luc,ilI. Lot 70 *edq,aoCC lJn.l
Two, 11.4300
Lao. Short'. Addr. CII. $100
IQCDI MO,'IP C Toci 1 *4
Ma', 0 U Pitnuita. ad .11.110
Cm 1. R.04.op &amp; .4 (d.lqard I Van.fl110U04,IFC Too,. CII. Loll.
Bib
F S.m.noir SIfi. 1100
RobInto Mcl.nar &amp; *4 Ml,, I
Seaboard Prop. inc 10 Sanford
Bern, P,'.,tir$ &amp; at C,Iadvl.
D,Ilon,a Parcel of land being porion Property Group. l(On'PODd of
Seaboard Prop Inc . &amp; the CaI.na
of Loll 7 &amp; 3 Spnnq HIn'vno(b 00
SouIhfnn(o LId) From NC y of
$170000
CI,riu.i I Cat'. &amp; at Norma 10 Sri 13 2030. run S I4 or to SC (of
Harry N Mlii, &amp; of Doris P Loll Of Lot 40 Ainmaded PIll of Druid
33 I. 33 Loch Arbor Crp%lib 1.4011 Pad 112 bIG
Cm 0 Short 1*1 Rubt to JOhn
hi0 Sic . 170000
P HartfWSi, OQI Loll Sib II Tit? S.
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Trailone, Map 04 Sant . 117.000
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.barni ' 1419
.,
wo.. Truth'.
beard 1. *hoIct'Il Jr I Mare
.
Grantor $33.DO
0 *hIICP.hI. to John 0 Lab,, Lot IS.
.
0eIon F 04,4mb &amp; of Helm'
$24400
,..
'0'.. IS LIull &amp; .1 Carmen. 1.01 3
iQCDi Let AlIbi, 1 *4 J.ar,.ttI
Sib I North On Ind Ai30n. 130.000 10 barb Piac. Prop inc .1.01121 &amp; 73
'
Carl I HopS &amp; at 01.1mm lo. BibOYr 74 San.IandoSpvn1 $100
M oon
Hoopel &amp; *4
Inc. to It. Gnat,
L04SII,10S30i&amp;ailoffBIo 2$ Corn" Corp. LI IS Sib C R,if
.
Saniando Sub Iheaul. $70000
I
RunSri.$lX0
I
.
Arnold 0 TIflonDinbon I at
-,
CWN' Div Ia Jan'ej 0 NulItnI'.
at
&amp; at SAar. Lot at Ceova MIII CI'.,nir* 10 George i *11101, &amp;
Manlyn. Lot III. 040*111 Branch
.
. .
Sec Four. 103.000
*0001, 117.000
Raioh 0 Ormond &amp; at MaCC. I
Ca'.lfIb.nrbGdnO Inc .10 Sroofley
tO Rufllti
'1
Davidson &amp; At011.
BIdrI Iri .1145* A Cr vital Scab
11414h, from 01 (O of 5*. 2120
7ndAddn 1777. 11.000
74113000
Raymond F Guard to ComSanb
ROlInq.oCC HomesInc 10 ROC,,1
CS
LI?BIA, *IIbfr ACCn .11400
I Jmbnalli&amp;.to,anaJ. CR Lot
Cami,oA Broara In, Grp 10
.
7 BIt A. 040*111 Coo.. Itt
Y01,'Pb11% Di, .Lol 41 Sib S. 110115
1.41 IT
0116.60 Ran(ho'., S.c I. 11.200
(4m,ftnt Brown Inn GOP to
Turtle Rn 0.. Corp 10 t4(00i11
Co.. Con.air (I I Sib 0 Harll IO11flbl'. Div . L011 II. 44. AS, SIb
0. North Orlando Ranch,'.. Sri S.
Co,.. lit Sri . II 000
Ullie &amp;
$11100
Orl • Inc .10 OIly C
40 Cav"tooi' Brown In, Group t
Wood, Sr &amp; at Dorna Lot 101 San
Sebastian offs . Un I $%I. Sod
Torraill-wis Dry . Laws 3. 13. 22. IS. ININ
II
H M.IIn &amp; Sona 0,1 . Inc . to S. North Orlando Ilanthri, Sri I,
Lan". I Thom, 091 Li U Ia', 120000
ThoU,an Group nc l Alvaro F
Giant underground warehouse in hIuIhtnson, Man., a Si*a04'an
HI'.. &amp;
UnI
3, 141.700
H Mlii,
(0*11,01 al (t,r'.I.n. N LoiS Bib A
1.Ovaa
On . Inc . to J
former sail mine, holds Just about everything Nonmantloul laiR Marleni LIII TO, SprIngI. 0,iraood (II'.
San Olbaitan HIi. Un 3 151000 $100000
imaginable.

It
The Human
Buried Far Below U.S.

The J.C. Penney Company, Inc., con-

L_

Miss Cornelius Gets Doctorate

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exchange Is 'so simple-you simply walk out of your horn.

A21-day workshop, billed as a down-to-earth"
look at solar energy. will be conducted June 27-28
by engineers from Florida Tech University at the
Mar,ott Inn on Sand Lake Road
The sorkship Is directed especially to ar-

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homes, cars and pits we re exchanged. Th. horn.

Look At Solar Energy

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Every detail of the Alaska

I

Maqnola SVC Corp to Albert 1.
P.O., 1 of Iy, Lt ICpb,va H.iI
Mc S.., 117.000

ST

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It was through ads placid by both parties that their

Workshop Offers Earthy

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Sunday, June IS. iCti-IC

Brief ly

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Frey: Schools, Energy

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For information on registration for the Applied
Solar Energy Workshop, contact Dr. F J
Stevens, Division of Continuing Education,
Florida Tech University, P.O. Box 25000, Orlando,
32816, or ('all 13051 275.2123, The pre-registration
deadline is June 25.

(velieng NeraM, Sanford. Fl.

000111

MI

Kirk: Casinos The Cure;

TALLAHASSEE

P,(P'. &amp; or by O
H
Albert
F Hatman I of Joa.sni 0 C'.a40'd I al Haiti A 1.04 13.
M . Lt 24 *10,l Hill SIC IOu' San S,0i'tlfl PIll. lJflI 3. III so
164 am
H MIII, &amp; S.ov'I 0,1. Inc to LOu.$
Ylt. G,,.'.,' Coe,sl, Corp I *' Spavalovi &amp; .4 Gm'. U 104 Ma,oCl
S LOa.nIeINlnC, 1.1? 01 SIC. Awe ,AS Lot IOI San SPbMI.aftHIl.
00ff awn Sic Two. 140.300
Un 31711,7 bubI I'IO. 1.4.000
Cl" 0 sea, &amp;*4SorVli1O*l
C,.ldF Hoover &amp;*4 Sharon A
to
£ Woodard &amp; .4 Sandra F Cc'., &amp; at Lucille, 1.110 Rik F.
t.1.of$1$ 0.d,aeod Unv,ntv
,.e..v,' Oabb, SIC £gI't.
v 'Iaor. Un,' Tao $42 300
Ml IT
Jr
10
L Co'C,", $I 00
of
Linda
10,0 CI0u"
&amp;
rQ(D Sandra L.
. 101 II lpQII
SaAd,a Shaffer. 001 1.0171. for 3. RObIn H JOiCIt*oq$I' On Ind AOOn. 1.73.000
VilIfy Unt Tow". liT
Cm £ e.
kvwot 1at V1ro11.ca to
and Co to 100InI
tua
Olin, F
is 0 *4 Audrey U Lot 14P,.,m4bif Iat Do,I'll 1. . Lot ISI
40. Svr,lard (041 . lit Ai40n .131100 00f'.oro' Yr H TI'. HQI'l*S. SIC
IOCO) OriV'Qi Pr.Inc to On,$1I700
G'a.qi Pvt . Inc . Loll I ID Sib G.
y,'. School Board Of Sinn'noIe Co
Pfor$%qat, U0ftfC$.,IP. SIX
to s.nando 1jlI$'.l Corp . Cro"
IQ(DI Lb of ill. *00th Inc . in S* cc' allt 741 *pb',a Hurti Club.
Donald H bali, &amp; *4 Car, 1. L0
o. H,,rI $ 74 SIX
Pflb
Al
lii of tIll WOodb $100
0(0 (Pi,i U ParbO
Ribma Georgia Inc ID Donald H Le,.j H Jr 10 Le,', H Pilbo. Jr
Coal., 14 Can 1. LIII LabIal 10171$ *rinaOod PIll. Un'i Tao.
Ii'. *00db Toan,P.Cu%l. SC
13$
Ptádef H01111 IN lo John N
Nad,, Hom,l Inc to Cm F
ScI,bo$IlfIf Oil k .1.1242, C.nl,r
Sparguf &amp; as Linda 1. . Lot 7 San
Ur.'I 4. 110100
dliaood. 1.44 700
Lro'l II. in, to Alan J.m,II .4
OC Di Labs 05 tIll COCCI Inc . 10
Loll lit Ili! 70*11 Of
04,.d Tiaspi
Lot 00 L660 of II'. 1010*OCd 1291100
COCCI Too11lI. SIC 3. ItT
0(01 Re, C Rt.iIf 1*5 Jud i
0,bmA G..orga Inc . to Da,d ' ia-ri a R,.l,r L' It &amp; 20
Tro,,I. Lot 00 Lateof 'I'. COCCI Long wood. ioo
ToanhOull, Mc I. 141ST
Barbara H W,nlFVl 10 Jill In
to ,p%vm,,Il Inc . Lot I? I F'. of IA.
RuIin'vbInD Decker Coop
M.avv'n H Day 1*1.ian.i. LIII. Sib bit C Lb *a,min' HI'.. 131000
A Sa.olaalin 040%. MC . IUI
at no
*I
1 *4 PI'yIl to
RoII.ng.00d HOmFI IA) tO Harry 1. Cryt Jr . &amp; *4 Susan U
chat iiD Oluban at
I CS 1110 01 LOf I) &amp; C 30 00 12. bib C.
1.047.010 A. 040*111 Coo., Ill A.0d"
It(I.F H,flJlfl
1211.00
147.000
*11011 0 Trion 1 .4 (It to
BoIAnetIomiiInc late.. 71141 Staniar Gri,It,I,9&amp;*I Carolyn LI
Iat lull 1.0117 Sp' .r40 OaksU"'t
Bib 5. 711 Spn-ngl SI'adO*ood

As Patti demonstrated the 'shimmy,' she esplauoed,' You med
that's tIn secret of a good

i,Ias asii keep the knees bid
dummy."

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Zills are used by tin dancers, for a more estittic sound and (or
the rh$J'en. The clicking soomi is part of the dint-er's rutgmr, and
mud be ieou'n.d
After It weeks as twgtaners tile omsn will advanc, into in.
termeilale came. By the middle 01 the udennediate classes, Use

dancs will be able to dunce and play U'. tills at the same time,
acrordirig to Patti. "Also, they at, great lot strengthening the

311th t'li' .11km 01up Iii l!Cli'0 $c'.i. (IlfrtstlW uttinuor cocape

t'riim liflig. lu ll114;a "'
'urunwn
S, wh nod t.ikL' ,oJtinij"., 4r 14".'1.ul
ltbon p.kLII'.' fur tour It indudos
'lOUt t)Wfl pri%,itt' twII-kdnlilrn ',Ilk lUI II(31 round .4 'lul't 1010
hour', 01trnnto 'ci
rm R.oti' b,nc'd on ,i tie.il
Li10".' pri' it l Si) 'li I.e fistr .idult'.
01 her piLigrs,irc ,ilact.wailabk'.
Youll 7lK) enhily b01lnUlung. (tIlOiflit. bhlI4tbn1j hiking ,nd tii J11u01(
Iit sIall. L
kra$xf)mik,niytholA,L00a ohn'cx,rn upmiw.
And tiLc .d'.,int' of this ten '..'.4 dirt
9I sW241.9 Wi) IIIB free fi v covnpktc J'.i.i45 and
iei'.'roiiliwos thgC..1,
("f5*J l4t.

wits aad arms," abs saud.
Cidwnss We made by escts dant ee Most 01 the women CON
5MM, rnth the hatam sluU woes over use k "It's
maria Inn hung MM the cidimie as it is in dancing," said
Patti, wines owe usd15 is eIahettsly niqlarad
Juoda Gas sujeys at duu "This Is a (us way to kne
(J cause, yes hey, teeM .sowbly to. My dsagMit is is
MkIni buthiag

"IANNIng wetd 0111981 gives the Added towel it of (lnnuTg and
toning the muscles Aid itter d, we all mwaove I- abuts aid
wup a he psil foe a quack, rofesuheig scm," sand Patti
1. so S.Øuinber, when the achub hues no sore mire, tins,

blgcanoe
I

l,rrkins,usa,i I tell and Paula Isbell try thearl,

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will be many puoude that have Was hun mllsd away by is group 01

determined de1vev

I4.,.4 YIli, by I 'dl

I'aitj lb hink'l, shuins beth daisilnit hjsitw.

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2C—fvenlng Herald. Sanford. Fl.

Sunday, June 21. IM

In And Around Altamonte Springs

J

The Class of 1911 held its
6h class reunion at
Wellesley College in
Well&amp;ey. Mass., and Mrs.
Kztdlai Jibe was one of
the classmates who at.

Mr. and Mrs. 'the Gillman (seati and their son.
Harr. from England. relax at
their home e x change" vacation spot. the 'tilanionic Springs home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hall.

... Home Swap: A Vacation Plan
Continued Freen Page
laughing.
Once In

j.c

Brighton,

wvvr,uwmanpIaceul
sign on the back of the car
window
"American
-

Driver".

"I put another sign
beside it, 'Beware of
American Driver." says

Ball.
'This caused more
chuckles, more waves,
more friendships as people
wouldni4lceftand waveu
they'd drive by. I know
they were more patient
with me because of it," he

Z

craggy, rocky mountains,
and dreams and lakes
everywhere," Mrs. Hall

said.
To Ebner Ball lh.r'
:.'i ci.
iui ac of the
change was to learn about
the People. The "bed and
,w,,

All this philosophic
talk of getting to
know other people

but

one of the

III

Bails spetil eigM
days In Landon, and two in
Brighton Mrs. Ulllman
would later say, "Bush
lovely couple. I was sorry
we were going away and
Waving them. I felt we
were load friends.")
red of the 4-week vacation
was spent reseaching
family rats and touring
the Great Britain coon,
tryside.
"We'd envisioned a
bucolic, slightly roiling
country-aide, maybe a bit
like Kansas. Forget It!"
exclaims Mrs. Ball
They load Instead
"sheer cli ffs falling away
to a crashing to below;
wild a
that
at SW range
free in the heather covered
moors in Dartmoor; shaggy ewes and their lambs;

The

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principal motivators
the

Is

money you

save.

You can

have a marvelous
vacation

uiv

'-

.o..y

Is delightful,

forgettable night was spent
England that players are
coming to the dates,' he
at a farm tatse bunt In the
1600' with walls Iwo-feet
reveals.
thick, with crisp white
The Gulimans visited
,'.,.4.,n
•l._ indows,
nnyueaaitraons and
iI Mrs. hail.
spoke highly of the warmth
They
were served
and friendliness of the
"country cream so thick It
people with whom they've
wouldn't pour, warm
come tzdo contact.
scones
coated
with
A service station at.
strawberry Ism and
Windant instated he supply
dollops of Devon (l'fllfl"
a water container when the
Both loved t he "cozy old
car broke do wn.Instead of
pubs which syj room
expecting them to poeIeniperture English bitter
Chase one
t)Cel' and twet and kidney
Clerks in darts said,
pie '
"Have a
l"
Hack in the states,
neighbors were friendly
was astounded at
and kind,
the 7:SO sin.
"It's regenerated our
of the South Seminole
faith in mankind" said
Rotary Club. "They're so
Gillman.
cheerful for early marning," he says with"Good
D.4
Barry, as his father con'You'd esped grumpy
tlnuedto1alkof,venroe
people, but they're all
positive experiences,
friendly, happy, and 11w .
"All this philosophic talk
meeting humorous,
of getting to know other
England doesn't have
People l.s delightful. but one
looming meetings. We
of the principal motivators
inert for lunch and some
lathe money you save. You
people think that's too
can have a marvelous
early," says Gillman,
vacation for Jist the price
whose w ife Esther is also a
of an airline ticket. And you
Hütsri*n
a member of
don't have to be. Rotarian
in IncIm'prn(lent woman's
to participate In a home
club. in Inner Wheel,
exchange there are other
Barry enjoyed a tnp to
ways to exchange homes,"
Tampa to see the Rowdies.
Mrs. Ball said.
'It's quite frightening to
There's one oversight
think that in another three
Jan regrets, knowing the
years we'll be behind the
British love for tea.
states in soccer. Its
didn't have a teapot pow
causing consternation in
Esther couldn't make tea."

lust for

the price of an
airline ticket,'
breakfast" places they
stayed in through England.
Wales and Scotland
allowed then to do so.

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"Bed and and breakfast"
places are private honies
with extra bedrooms am a
separate little eating area
for guests. One
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"There were a few canes
and hearing aids, but on the
whole, we were a pretty
vigorous group," says Mrs.
Jigiw.
Attending the reunion
were $5 members from the
class that graduated 3.
The graduates of that year
were a healthy group, 242
are still living, says Mrs.
Juthe.
Mrs. Juthe graduated
from Wellesley with a
NAM major and taught
for 20years— two ln high
school and IS at Abbott
Academy in Andover.
Alter a side trip to Rhode
Island with friends from
Wellesley and a visit to sonIn law, Homer 11usd, Jr. on
Milton, Mass., Mrs. Juthe
enjoyed a visit to New
Brwwwlck, Canada, with
her sister-in-law, Mrs.

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Getting
Married?
Engagement and Wtd.
ding forms are available at
the Herald office to an.
. ui... events, me
forms may be ac
compuied by r01eedonaI
Mack and white plato.
graphs It a picture Is
desired with the announcement. Wedding
forms and pictures mint be
submitted within two
weeks of the wedding.
Contact The Herald
OURSELVES editor for
Information and

I. Dwabha PhatCVIS Civer.
Vans.. Pstlsrs Aid C.blrs.
P$ws I.dns.* Fir W.kblss TV

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Sherwood Mobley, Ion of
Mrs. Freddie M. Mobley,
has received his Bachelor
degree in music with a
major in percussion, from
the lkatcm Conservatory of
Music.
Before graduation,
Sherwood conducted his

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Machelle, daughter of
Mrs. Adam Haynes of
Williams Avenue, will
attend Florida A and M.
University and pursue a
major In promotion advertising.
Joan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Irvin Frazier of
Sanford, will attend
Seminole Community
College and will pursue a
major in Rosiness
Education.
The contestants won
scholarships.

oratorical coated
winners, sponsored by
The
Kappa Sigma Omega
tha$.r of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, were:
Machell. Haynes, first
Place, and Joan Martin,
sacond place. The con,

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Brig. Gen. (U.S. Army ret.) and Mrs. William C
Branan, 103 Stonetridge Drive, Sweetwater Oaks,
longwood, announce the engagement of their daughter,
Patricia Lynn,, to Emmett Harald Williams. son of Mrs
aura Williams 01 111180. (*Ia., and the late Mr. Curtis
Harold Williams.
The tnldeelect, born In Savannah, Ga., is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur hiranan of
Sanford.
Muss Branan Is a 1974 graduate of Air Academy High
School, Colorado Springs, Cd. She received a degree in
Horticulture In 197$ (ruin Oklahoma State University. Her
occupation it a floral designer.

Get your house
Crickeit clean

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Now that the holidays are over and the dIcoratloms
down, do. your home need cleaning' If so, call Ceicketta.
They been a ham of women trained before they ever go
on a job, Who dean your house from top to bottom,
lilt's
act di., Wa not Cilchetis, And it only takes a day.
And Windows! They thoroughly wash the screens, the
window trim.. nod the glass door tracks. In every room
they Mart the ceiling, the ugh fixtures and then work
at
down—washing walls, baseboards, door frames and
ahoy, the doors They literally go over your entire house
with a todhbruwh nod nave all furniture that Is
movable,
Place, do act "floor" them. They handle all typse-alate,
h.rvas, quarry Ill, or ceramic. Cod depends on size and
01 your house. CricketS dresses her service is
net a mid service, bud heavy lane, dewing.
Qlckstt guarwi., ,ou will be happy with their
work,
urges you to place your call with wading lists
flWng rapIdly at this time 01 year. Call Cnickuits for free
at Sanford 3$6 or DrInodo area 327-flfl,
()$CIutta in licossad, boo
ad amember h 5sd
standing edb the Sanford
Chamber of Caswnerr,,
sa,,wber, Qlchetta is cleaning up from Dsytsuia to

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"Hon Voyage" was the theme
Jutngn,. thane. and Douglas
of a party friends and family
Steven I'atigrti and Pus wife
Save for Julie Lyon as the
Itecky arrived from Gainesville
prepared to leave for Cat.
.Me the Paditetta daughter's
Pica has' the sannier
family. Sir and Mrs i1
"Julie us a mnenitwr of the
mphe4l Jr and their ctuildi'en
American Field Service
Jerry and Lynn trav eled from
Prugeamand is the fled person
Ft.*h.-,ter, N V to be with 13w
from lake lloy,fl High School
hanoi
to suit another coustry," said vs Winter Past.
55e filled an entire pew us
Jiabe'smsther, ttotdi. peonfly
After stiding the Tnces, 13w church on Sunday,
Mrs
Her hint family lives Vu San itarts drove to Tampa to tour I'adgrtt aid laughing It us.
Jose where Julie will go to the Ruigling 4iiseum
.nn.lrrfuJ
Women of the Moose, Sanford Chapter NO.
ictwiol with the children
made a check prese'nlalion of SIs. toward the
ft was great halUig all 01
"We are so excited for her."
In. i,erman.Amerucan
Florida Sheriffs' Boss Ranch. tc'cepttng the con- lIable said. "ft is quite an our family here N the lam. S.aiet will taiji its annual
time,"
said
Mn
Arthur picnic wi June Z at the
Puinor although rigId now
tribulkm is Seminole ('ounty Sheriff's ('hut Iheputs
trying Ioput Padgett about a lather's III&gt; ('tthoi&amp;se
I)uanr Uarrdl from Irene Traver, right, Chairman buUedprObktTlLS
liters Ida one rt'SsMus at her hi*tie
The event will begin at pm
of the thud ('are Committee. and Bett turk, left. • pounds or
Mrs
l'adgett and her and music will te provided by
suitcase'
Junior Regent.
husband Rev Arthur Padgelt of
11cr, ti 'sunnier vacation ('omnsiaruty
ted MetPit,b*
IPS' 12 hl Per plate menu will
from P'St is Brian Branagan. (buri'tu were happy that their
in - iu,le liratworvt, poIat'
Maureen Camney's nephew children and families all were
ti the ,. and ice
fls will lay with us until he together 'It was the first tUT'ii'
ream and cake
Cots to hUllS' camp." Maureen in a long time.' she said
The .'vou-iety us no. atteçting
saud "lies an Amy last we
The celebrating l'idgetts new nieniterifor an)une wi, is
las', having around
uded Mr
Mrs
tfltefes(e,1 in 1,qrman collAr
Padgs'tt Jr Irvin Jacksonville. For niore inloritatuon call 134UM the word and their three
hii'Irtn
incl
and
recently when we spent a Ut e
day
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Beach
get ham iS s't.s"
with ag boys, their grandDEAR ABBY
We have a parents Jean and (.eorge
nice backyard and I make good
Wright from Mianu, and our
use of it on warm summer gavel Uasselbrrry friends Terry
nights I like to relax ii a anti Rita
tiosia and their two
reclining chair with a cool boy
ikink, enjoying the evening
While the mess and young awn
taretes The w'rnery is nice, fished, the women enjoyed
too Our neighbor has a
We all enjoyed iSve
windows. He is an average teen. twautiiul U'y-ar-old daughter beautiful surf and weather, and
htM
brdrvw'ini
has
a
age boy, brought up in a
a&amp;'ture can't wait to to back'
window that is easily viable
respectable tam. We Puss',
through the trees This girl has
idea why te ulc t,us
happy birthday to my sun
of w alking around male lawn uPs, celebrated his fifth
Because of the humiliation
that would be ta'ougtd upon the in her bedroom
bi rthday with a " gat ihas party"
I 111.111 no special effort to f or his friends
family, we di not wish to
c'nnnalt a doctor Can you help see. I mush lie back in my
After playing a few ramada of
chair with my eyes open
l)uc'k hod Coe and III
My wife saysI am no letter I'utato, the kids sot-tallied over
%'I:HYs,slAu.TOWN
DEAR VERY: Yea, I cam than a common l'e'rpung locus I ts4 ilogj, watermelon, cake and
"kelp" yew by assurlag you thai say I ins IsLet taking advantage It-, c,eam
you would suffer of f the lovely scenery, arid I Celebratingwith Porn were
"huwdiatbes" .hai.s'eeer , this t thank I should tie required his grw4usuusti' Wright frons
to lout in the other ikrectuoms Miami which helped make it an
..altbng a do5.,.
55h.it do you thanl'NATUI(I' extra.pe'cial day'
Uyesrssu had a"kiak"ja his
liiS'EIt
bark, you'd seek medical .d
sire is st'det to reflect It,
party auth ku of relatives
1)1,511 1AP'Ell: I (hauL year
is has Danny 1.dmuston
.ealds'I yes? S. why, whew be .11e shield wise up the
has as eLvis., "kIM" in iou bar girt abed IL. "l.vu'ly view" celeteated his forth birthday
" "'*.rnLs Jun asstl
y.0 this., to
he's pr esidag.
s'
iiwivnw,m*i.mMi. rg MaUi. Edmua*en. held a
Wisisw peeping Is wii a I'I:uKtA: 11cr,', a geed role to banbeque party for the
youngster
sympt.mofade,pe,,so.si.,j IsU.w: if yes don't lasg
lb.
problem sad shield be wither press. veil ews s@
list included his
hashed spoorigo.r.4. Yet out money
kid great.grandpa rents Mr and
Pifes I) A %ItilLs.iil .,I Ffrn
it to vr a. uSia .rlaiii ia I-. --.
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'Turn On' Calls For
Long Hair, Dresses
DEAR ASHY: I read that
there is a growing problem of
musIc Impotence in America.
and no one seems to have the
answer. I'm a male, and a
fellow I work with may have put
Pus finger on the reason lie
says he is turned oft by women
in slacks, boots and mannish
naareis.L
I agree with ham. Nothing
turns me on like a woman with
larK, soft, fragant hair and,
frilly, feminine drns.
Clothes make the woman, too
If more men are becasnung
unpulent, it just might be that
the mannish look of some
women is the cause
LOVES LAVENI*:ht
ANh)l.AC1:
DEAR t.()VES: II male
Impeteore Siieili to be
the
rise. It could be became a It
has •ever before been as
thoroughly retarded, it (b)
male sexuality idler, from
revved up pare aid Intensified
preemie .1 widen life,
plenty of men are psatiag
em wemes haling peals And
sheet ka.brrwta.
DEAR ASHY: Through a
very reliable source, we found
oil that our son has teen
peeping into various neighbor,'
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The wedding will be an event of Aug. 13, at the First
Methodist Church of Mineola Texas).

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FlSIETT If. WILLIAMS

Her fiance is a 1977 graduate of Oklahoma Slate
University. hi, Is employed by Tr.mmell Crow Co.,
Dallas, Texas.

319 WEST 13th ST

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The wedding will be an
event of Aug. at 4p.m., at
East 11111 Baptist Church,
Tallahassee.
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BEDSPREADS

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so SAILUSIS ii
NO SIISIL

11cr fiance, born in
Baltimore. Md., is a IWI
graduate of Oak Ridge
High School, Orlando. He
received a US degree from
FSU in 1972. He is employed as a medical
disability examiner for
Department of Health
Rehabilitative Services,
OrIan&amp;

A very special "Happy
Birthday" to my son, John,
who celebrated his 16th
birthday on Monday.
Happy birthday also to my
daughter, ion, who
celebrates her 17th birthday on Tuesday, and to
my husband George, whose
birthday is an Friday. It's.
happy time of the year for
the Madison family.

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mini-BUnDS
wovEn WOODS

ETh-2 and Mrs Wilbur
Eugene Hawkins announce
the birth of their daughter,
Catherine Roast., on June
7, in the Phillipunes wtwre
Wilbur is datlon.d with the
Undid States Navy.
Paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Catherine H.
Hawkins I
W. 12th St.,

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te.*ants spoke on the theme
"Faith Is the Key,
Education Unlocks the

Miss Vick received Its
and MS degrees from
Florida State University
sFSUi in 1974 and 1S77,
where she was a member
of Alpha Xi Delta meority
and t'smpus Crusade for
theist. She is a visual
disabilities teacher in the
Seminole County School

CORPET
DRAPERIES

senior percussion recital in

the auditorium of the
servatory.
During the summer,
Sherwood will work as a
percussionist with a
p'of,gional group at
Theater By the Sea in
Rhode island. Ills ambition
is to become head percuasionls* with a symphony
orchestra.
Attending the graduation
were his mother and Mrs.
Ida M. Anderson and Mrs.
Mae P. MUller, all of
Sanford, Ernest Mobley
504 Jewice, Mrs. Eleanor
Solomen and Carolyn
Mobley oflata,Ga. Mr.
and Mrs. George Jennings
and
Tony
Mobl.v.
Washisgton,1).C, thusris
Motfty. Miami; and Mr.
and Mrs. Drmn.ald Freeman,
Hartford, Corn.

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Horn in Basnts'sdge, Ga . .
the bride-elect is the
paternal granddaughter of
Mrs. Clara Vick Murdock
of ljttlefield Texas. She is
a graduate ( Lean High
School, Tallahassee

More birthdays: Perry
Faulkner, 2h; Justus E.
East. Jr.,
th; Michael
[tall. 27th; and Harry
Brady, 1h. happy Ru'
thday to all'

Anthony Foster II, of
Newark. N.J., has been
visiting his mother, Mrs
Almetha I'neter, of West
14th St.

SIAII'.'A
hAWKINS
Sanford
Cecrespoade
322-Sill

Richard hlattaway did
such a great job as
president of the AltamonteSouth Seminole Jaycees
that he now finds himself
Jaycee Regional Director
in charge of 21 chapters
covering four counties.
Keep up the good work,
Richard.

Mr and Mrs L&amp;oyd G.
Vick, fl Kilkenny East,
Tallahassee, are annoimag the engagement of
their daughter, Clara
%l}iene, to Cart Iendon
Harness, son of Troy
Harness, 6O sutler Ave.,
Orlando, and Mrs. Eva
Harness, 1219 Evangeline
Ave.,

Foundation Seeks 17879
Epilepsy Poster Child
The Epilepsy AssocIation of Poster (bald will be required to
Central Florida, local affiliate make public appearance, on
of the Epilepsy Foundation of behalf of the Foundation.
America, is looking for a
The name of the youngster
youngster between the ages of selected to represent the
and Li to represent the Chapter Epilepsy
Association of
as their 1971-79 l'oder (bald ('entralflotida this year will be
The winning candidate will announced by Aug I Judging
Also be the Chapter's entry in of local c'oldeatantswtflbe
the Foundation', National by a blue-ribbon panel conEpilepsy Poster Child Contest lusting of local or state
bay SW
- .ari with I.,.,
who last Iced 5 years of age bud
will not reach Ms or her Iihu
birthday before July I, 1979, Is
eligible to enter.The Epilepsy
Association estimates that of
the two million Americans
Afflicted with eptlepsy, there
are approximately lS,s. men,
women and children who have
the common neurological
disorder in Central Florida.
The Association Bother
recognlies that there Is an
underlying conflict involved In
selecting an Epilepsy Poster
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government "Ificuals, torn
muM) leafrns,etc
F.rdry blanks for the corded
may tie utitained I)) Curutattuig
II, Itarnacs at 422141$ or by
writing
The
Epilepsy
As.wa'iatam of Central Florida,
Inc. 710 last ('olucual Drive,
Orlando, 3O3
'the local canted doors Aug
I. 1971

werdijeg,r and her chakkvn
Josh and Brian, who are
visiting trail

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Ohio. his aunt,

Janet Etkui.dun. and wicks
Ikin and Tin
'h)srsnytwdaruceday.gh
all his aunts and uncles
h)anny is the sun 01 al and
Melinda P'.dini.dun and has a
saitie ('aM
Jane and Carry Truce enjoyed
the company of Jane's brother,
John ('lark and Pu, site
Margaret
Anne
from
Tallahassee
ey enjoyed leisurely
outings,"
Jane
said
EspecIally antique shopping
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On one hand is the need to
select a child who dramatizes
the fact that the majority of
People with epilepsy can lead
normal active hives with the
help 01 medicatIon,
On the idler Pond, it is wrung
to 1 angst this 10 to 35 percent 01
those with the duordor have
ml. problems that require
specialized medical treatment,
rehabilitative services and
perhaps even residential care.
lb. ycwigder aelartid as tie
winner, both locally and
nationally, acid not have heir
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hamburgers, his dsgs, eratermeles and cU the
trimmings served. The stall
residents vised so
Mr. Lakeview by secret haUnt ohkb miNed is a tie
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In And Around Casselberry

Vick-Harness

The Altamonte Springs
Fire Department and the
Altamonte Mall plan to
light up the sky with "the
biggest fireworks display
e' er," at 1:30 p.m. on July
3, in the area of the
Altamonte Theatre.

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The Pilot Club of Sough
Seminole, Inc. sponsored a
bake sale and the proceeds
plus personal contributions
were given to the Youth
Programs, Inc.

Mobley Graduates

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Other news from The
Heritage Center: George
Walper from Cleveland.
Tens., is the new ad-ministrator.
Gina Steer will present
no Art Show and Design
Work on Tuesday at 10:30
at the Center. Residents
will not only view her work,
bit will be given an op.
portunity to work on
framing, according to
Madeline Corder.
Lorna l.egg ett
celebrated her 77th birthday on the 16th; Ethel

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The residents there have
been reaching out to young
people in the community
through their handicrafts
and teens from the area are
actively Involved at the
Center.
PWows, pot holders and
stifled animals were made
by residents and proceeds
from a recent sale were
given to Youth Programs,
Inc. Financial con'
Inbuitions were also made
by many residents.
Meanwhile, students on
vacation from school appear at the center one to

There's no generation
gap in evidence at The

While she enjoyed her
trip very much, Mrs. Juthe

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Heritage Center, a nw'sing
tame In Altamoide Springs

says, "I was glad to get
back to Florida,"

Sybil Juithe.

Wagstaff turned M on the
19th; and on Tuesday,
Marie Bathe will be $5
years old.

bright smiles and an
eagerness to help. They
read to residents, write
letters, take patients in
wheelchairs to sin on the
patio, pass out ice, and help
at ice-cream parties.
Students presently doing
volunteer work at the
Center are: Jody Crystal,
Lisa hiammerling, Sydney
Bland, Tracy Spunlcelli,
Rachael Boehl, Carol
Demlns, Karin Gage,
law's Gegner and Kati
Kavanaugh.

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Li', FUZZ HAS BEEN RECALLEP
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little group will quickly clier
about you, like moths attracted
T year ahead will not be to a flame.
One of your run-of-the-mill.
SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec.
routine periods. There are 21) Your methods may not be
many surprises ahead. Most of readily apparent to others
them will he pleas.azd.
today, but they will get results.
CANCER (June 2l-JulyVuII Their unorthodox nature will
you've got something you'd like not maze them any less efto push, today offers a prune fective
opportunity to do it. You've got
CAPRICORN f Dec. fl-Jan.
your act together and your 191 A sendid day for brainapproach would be dramatic. dormlng with conhidants.lnthe
Find out to whom you're process you will come up with
romantically silted by sending marvelous, workable conceptsfor your copy of Astio4rapfi
AQUARIUS I Jan. 204'eb. 191
Letter. Mail 50 cents for each A commercial idea you've been
and a lot, self-addressed, toying with should not be left to
damped envelope to Adro gather dust. It migt* provide
Graph, P.O. Box 419, Radio City you with that desirable second
Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to source of uv.ome.
specify birth sign.
PISCES Feb. 20-March 201
LEO uiuly fl-Aug. 23) You Avail yourself of any opcan unot*rmively take charge portwuty logo somewhere and
of situat$orw Important to those meet new people. One you're
you care for, and put them in Introduced toc'ould prove very
the proper cutest today. Your important to your future.
adept handling will amaze
ARIES March 21-April 191
others.
Don't try to assume the mantle
VIRGO (Aug.23-Sed.22) One of leadership today. You'll
of the reasons you'll be so realize a greater share of the
warmly received today is your booty by being a follower.
flair for making conTAURUS iAprtl 20-May 101
temporaries think that the New protects are especially
better Ideas you supply them favored for you today. They can
with really are theirs,
be rewarding, and will be more
URRA iSept. 23-0kt fit soifthere'ssometypeolunique
Although this may not be a twist Involved.
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(d.%IINI May 21-June 20)
unusual opportunities may liuni be intimidated today by
arise to eneable you to turn a situations measured in large
profit. Relax with one eye open. figures. Approach things with
SCRPIOI(kt,24'Nov,fl)In 'ogic and Iorttwightness and
social settings you are es youil tome out on top.
YOUR BIRTHDAY
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Interesting, glamorous op.porturnties could present
themselves to you this coming
year, adding zest and ex.
rstrcn,nt itid remember: I4.,t
promise and rewards lie with
things that can stand the test of
time,
CANCER ijune 21.-July Th
Take alittle extra cash with you
today. Unexpected expenses
are ilk to pop up You could be
caught embarrassingly short.
like to find out more of what
ties ahead for you' Send for
your copy of Astro-Graph
Iettet by maIling 50 cents for
each anda long, self-addressed.
damped envelope to Astro
Graph, Pt) Box 419, Radio City
Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to
specify birth sign,
LEO iJuly 23-Aug 221 If you
change your mind about a
course of action you know is
right in order to pacify another,
you'll wind up serving neither
of you.
TlKfiOu Aug. 23-Sept. flu It's
possible you it ne the one to let
the cat out of the bug regarding
something you wanted kept
secret, by talking without
thinking,
UBJIA fSePt. 23- Oct. Th
Unusually high expenses
relating to an outside activity
could put a considerable dent In
your wallet today. Live within
your Income,
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persistent as necessary to
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SAGITTARIUS • Nov. 23-Dec.
211 Impatience could cause you
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work things out.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
191 A friend's offer of aid may
be soddenly withdrawn today.
Before passing Judgment and
getting upset, find out why he
backed off.
AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19)
More time U required to work
out an arrangement Involving
another. Nothing will come off
as you hoped if you plan
I'LSCLS •Feb. 20-March 201
l'roJe('ls you're working on
today will not have the full
attention they need. Don't
expect good results for half
effort.
ARIIS •March 21-April 191
Someone you meet socially
today could initially make a
strong impression, but the
image will lade Just as quickly
under closer scrutiny,
TAURUS Apnl 20-May 20
Family-related issues must be
watched very closely today so
that they don't get out of hand
emotionally. Supress your
Impatience.
GEMINI May 21-June 201
You could have difficulty
working something out today
because you didn't listen
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70Th Year, No 261—PMnday, June 36. 1971

Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents

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Forest City Location Pinpointed
Trapped

Gas

Poses

Explosion

By MAX EP.MILZTIAN
Herald Stall Writer

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County ftrr olfictals. two
Ago agencies and the Winter
Part Telephone Company are
dealing with. potentially cc.
plosive sit ua tion in which an
teideternuned an'1041d of gas
from anwd mined source is
trapped underground on Slate
Road 43111 l ot east of West take
Brantley Road
The gas is concentrated in an
area under the Bay Senice
Station driveway and gas
pumps estendung into State

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RiurTueg. cup-letter qadng fw last low words.
AJew Ui 11101 ON
Al's birthday In May Is 15 days before Ben's. Cal's
birthday Is 24 day's after Ben's and 23 diys before
Dan's. Give date and month of each.
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GOT YOUR WITS about you? usda, 25. The.
: (he. .L.iI.
Let's see. There's hardly anything
to this problem once you've ITongue Twistat Say fast, and repeat: Weak wrists
learned the "trick." But until tire when twisting twine. Sic student chefs slurped
then, It may lax your ptknce. soup. Slowly, slowly, the sinking steamer sunk.
First of all, you'll need
a pencil. Ready? Place
Ole
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on one of the din.
gram's lettered corners. Now, you move 0
across to the opposite g4
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marshal's office, the depart'
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public senic, comnuaaon.
A. long as the gas rvnaias
ondergrowid, it dees not pose
an immediate danger, ac
coning to state and local of
Iictals however, if it makes
contact with oxygen and an

The arrest late Sunday of
$-y'w dd SUns Wide a
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msidhlong run=* for the
roan w ho allegedly contrasted
the Seminole County deputy as
he entered the Longwood
Village Pharmacy Dec. 25, 1V77
and shot him twice dining a
brief gunbattle.
the

responsible for more than cr
robberies and burglaries in
Florida in three years, ac
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investigators.
The two men already in
-' I custody for the robbery-murder
have Idasdal gatBy Is Issear
cr
crimes
in exc hange for giving
testimony n t he case.
are. Curtis Thrinaa
Raldee.. at, who was In back of
the Longwood l'tiannacy filling
a pillowcase with drugs when
Sims. at the front of the store,
ic
allegedly ihuf Pfeil, James
Anson lialiell, 23, who provided
a getaway car used after the
mur der.
('I.ltF('F Itl)BlSl)
Baidree pleaded guilty April
.,. 'dill at large
lito charges ofrnckle,adisplay
of firearms and attempted
after the gunbattle leaving grand larceny and was Sen
behind the two men th the store tenc'ed to two years in the
who were forced to hijack a car Seminole Cotigy Jail.
to make their getaway
hlabehl pleaded guilty May I
Robinson is the alleged leader to robbery charges and sen
of a gang of between Z and 33 tenctng was deferred while he
men from the Jacksonville area remains in the custody of the
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Pfeil had Just completed
patrol 01 an Mtamorde Springs
community where he was
employed by 11w homeowners
UanctatMm and was still in
uniform se he stopped
$uessey.
Four shots were tir
fired, two by
Pfeil and two by his murderer,
according to police. lied was
shot In the heart and 11w face.
Raldr,e and Sums. according
to the sheriff's department. left
the drugstore and dole a car.
driving and abandoning itatthe
rear of nearby Spr'lngvood
%'iltige Apartment.s
The pair fled on foot to a
waiting car and escaped from
the area testate an Intensive
search by more than Mo law
enforcement
officer.
representing
agencies
throughout Central florida
The police combed nor.
thwmtem Seminole County the
night of the murder using
bloodhounde, helicogders and

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and remained in effect
throughout the following

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Friends Of Eloise Warm recall violent bsstusgs the
woman received at the hands of her buasd for 11 yeses
E4lts Ray Wres.
ArA @A a p allisolsinp
low
"mom's
atta'niy, Jack Thidgus 01 BuM, sikasi the putlain
of wit, absw in the Warren heonihold will play a main
defense role it Mrs Warren stan&amp; trial for the Jane It
dabbing mw'itir of her husband
Evidence of wile abuse Its murder case has resulted in
several uvienen being acquitted. In recent yea's theop
cases have drawn nationwide attention
In South Dakota, thiasdu Roan Eagle gut Into an
argument with his wile Martin., who was seven mesitho
pregnant H. picked up a broom handle and as he was
abwA W Pat her, use picked up a butcher kid, and dabbed
Pam Sho was acquitted
In Inwing Mich, P'rancine hiughus claimed that years
of physical shin, drove her to pour gasoline around her
sleepoig es-husbandand light it A Jury acquitted her an
grounds that she was ternpuurdy Insane
In Chicago, Juan Maldonado had been dr'Itsklng when
1w began beating his etg*yearohl son with a sh000 lbs

'He used to enjoy pounding
her for no reason at all'
wile Gloria slut lam three tunes. The stat, attorney ruled
there was unaidflcient evidence to prolende Use can
In California,
Ware pleaded sedikfense after
dsix*lssg her esliusband five times Accepting her
evident', of habitual beatings. a Jury fowal her not gialty
of murder ,
"lie used to enjoy puwaissg an her her no reason at all,"
said Caroline Hays, a longtime friend who worked with
Mrs Warren at the Lakeview Nursing hone In Isailort
Mrs. Hays said Mrs Warren worked at the nursuig
Peniw for s year and else recalls the lay the Sanford native
was first for not repelling to wont
"I saw her coming spine driveway lien eye was badly
tzigae4," Mrs Hays said "She didiu*eatdtog,ie,sfse
was crying
"Ide 'I want topus sod them we me like thwW&amp; Hay, quoted her as saying.
'We've been together several times and he'd begin
Patting her for on risen,' [Ands [hernia, *he has known
Mts. Warren for rinse yea's, said. "He was $eloes, he
dust want her to have any friends He wanted her today
home," she said
Ms t)eewas said li110 beatings have been gutug en ho as
king as the two women have been tn.d.. The haatlis
would usually result in black eyes and facial bnussa. bat
or one occasion several niusitho ap it was nun series,
Ms tiennis said.
"She had a big lump with a halo us it from option he best
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Fired Building Officer: Helpful Or Not?

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Lake
Mary
Zoning
Administrator and Building
Official Francis Jetsior, fired by
the city council last week of.
fectiv, July 6. was an the Job
today as usual.
"I told the council I would
day through the notice period."
said the 6l'yesr.old Jenior, who
his been employed by the city
for the past four year s and
receives an aiwsual salary of
$11,111.
Jessior was fired Thursday on
a 51 vote after Councilman Pat
Southward accused the bidldlng
official of helping some CdlItiti
and rul bSIP*.S others,
Meuaswtsale, Carl Nice and
Ralph Neff, whose names were

used by Mrs. Southward in
making the motion to fire
Jenlor contending that the
building official was very
helpful to Nice and less helpful
to Neff. said today Jenlor is not
the focal point 01 the problems
within the five-year-old city
government,
"Francis Is not the problem,"
said Nice. "I don't know
whether the problem is the
lnespersence of some of the
council members or whether
some councilmen ut want to
bulldog their way through.
"Some just don't bk e the way
Francis operates, want him to
bend thi rules and he won't. He
has ths, code to enforce and he
dues enforce it,"
"Francis won't do anything
that is against the law," said

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'WS heiM the taNetS
de partment are all very
pleased that slowly but surely
those involved in Deputy I'feil'a
murder are being apprehended
and
be brought to JIkw."
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On the Bay Service Station land
uvtJw,eandergrvustga.i-M
tanks wilts a capacity of .
galk,ns. There areslat abe'.

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Herald 15011 Write,

lIed. a native 01 Brooklyn.
Rat merflnd sad hild Is,,
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tIIdewii
John Spolsxi spokesman for
11w shortirsdepartment. saw
Seminole County officials ,..
travel to California to pick up
Sims to return
him for court
action
'We're waiting to see ii Sims

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Terry Michael Suns, the ma
who allegedly fired the shots
killing sheriff's department
reserve deputy George Pled,
has been arrested in San Diego.

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Unknown to the -year.old
deputy a robbery was in
progress In the drugstore wilt
II persons, including three
children, being held by two
robbers.
The only man still at large in
the Pled murder is34y'earold
Qarence Eugene Robinson of
Jacksonville.
Robinson was allegedly
waiting in a getaway car with
another man when lied was
shot. He fled from the area

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the çoimd and dirsonrill the gas
out, That method has been and
successful y in northern
florida, according to John
N.tmn of the
two Mar" office
Kaiser has classified on.
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'ti'. not a case of
procrastination.- declared
Kaiser hi just a proem Of
eliminating
the
various
alternatives es we maximize
I the ChaJiCiiCdakxidthofl$M
decision.
e date fire ma',
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shale Office has si**.t.d we
e xcavate ft groimd, but I have
; Rv K%IsER
told them that Is totally
Icrution sourm an espioum unacceptable at this poet'
could result, noted Kaiaer ,
Kaiser explained the es
'In t he ground it is not an cavation would create the
immediate problem,' said dengrro.a piit*ldy of an
Kaiser
elpiosion
'Hid if we e xcavat e it and 4
"We could seal up 11w
comes in contact with an
at," sad kaiser, 'bid that
ignition source, that is a would only prolong the
probknn"
problem"
The state lire marshal's
The problem with such an

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The hardeis situation was
discovered by the telephone
company when gas vapors were
detected in its conduit, which
nais underground between the
road and the service station,
according to Gary Kaiser.
Seminole County director of
Public safety.
County officials began an
investigation of the gas odor

Threat

heft. "I'm not saying the others
would, but I do know there was
a discrepancy about water on
Linda Lane and that Francis
woukus'% approv, it. The city
council was not happy ahxad
that.
"The city Is a headache. I
wish I knew what to do," said
Neff. 'SHine I dccii know what
to do. IJud live in the city and
go along with it. I'm not proud
of that,' he said.
The Wide Lane problem,
according to Mayor Waltar
Sorenson. Involved a private
utility. Utilities Inc., which
Installed a water line to two
houses on undo lane "without
so much as a by'yuuwlea,e
from the ci ty. The utility did
ask Councilman Harry Terry
iuldity department corn-

misalonerpand he said he $dis't
care. It was only Terry's
personal view. Francis decided
that was not permialon for the
company to proceed.
u company knew damn
well that Terry's remarks did
notconstitute edlwrtjgon to
do anything," said Mayor
Sorsiesen. Sorenson said the
problem was resolved when
Jenlor refs.d to lassm a cerWical. 01 occupancy for a now
1es on Linda Iane and the
utility r,quustd and received
from Use council ac.iflcaog
cunveaiee,e I. spent. within
the city kinds.
Nice said that Jester showed

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not the

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been nothing more than lwip

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Leftist Bomb Ruins Millions In French Art Treasures

VERSAILLES, Francs UPI — I.eflid
terrorists today bombed the Versailles
Palace, destroying millions of dollars of
irreplaceable iii treasures an three floors of
France's mod famous t.PdiTL
Police sad two radical leftist groups
claimed r-spsmlhil*y for the tomb, mads of
several powida of dyoainft or plastic enplosIve and planted on the ground floor
Gallery 01 Stones dirui5 a PAW (reworks
display Sunday rernlMWont hi was the Gallery of Battles
a
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ovens, murals depicting famous battles Is
Frusdi history from the days of the Roman
cesiqeast to Napoisenic times.

The esplosleis ripped a *dcgg utile hole in
the gallery's calling. wrecked all its crystal
chandeliers, dwied aeven large miwats.
and made splinters of priceless antapie fir.
lid lWf. (Me ni* watctenas was slightly
in JWst
The cuscissuts on ravaged seven Empire
raisins 1`10W recently by 1'cu*t Valery
discard d'E.dausg In the left wing, and
cracked walls and ceding, on the second said

third flosn of the white Mmii 17th cedw
palace built by France's Bus king. louts XIV,
And u.at, enriched by Napeles.
"Na Is cmii - a frtittdtul was It Is i
great his," sad Gerald Van Let Kemp. ctitel
curator 01 the palace.
"isinag.s we very. very Iseevy per,isp
gatag Wo the malwas 01 francs' rise poiics
official lamented.
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One guard told police Use gale bell rang
about an have helen the 3:46 a-rn- tulad. lie
said on one was at the gate, but saw the deck
Ilgwe of a man in the distance dasiling

nullerdesa, guing at the palace before
uksqpewrng to Use darkness,
The clad clan of the palace
France's No I hurt attraction sad at
fIrst police officers en *dy at first kabul
beljn Pam becae there had been at many
crank calls in the pad.
Two ctasdadgse leftist grasps
the
"International 01 Uaeunplsysd" and the
'Kevolitioriary Workers Grasp" claimed
in telepiwe calls they had pluMed the bomb.
Tbt attack coincided with meeting Is.
sane between French leftists arid rlghtsda an
the eve of "Euro'Nid" cveferuic, of
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sedan 01rightist Ililions trias France, Italy
W Spain. all
be Maram
Aa aseymos tal.phj.0 theist to p5k. at
I am 3 am. KIlT) today warad a taw
tomb undd destroy, the Uceud Tram.
pelace arod
anbuti by Lade
XIV us the pick 01 the Va'.aiM. cie.
Police searched ba palace, sod s the
lusicy rsad.nce Sec vttlr4 chiefs 01 dati,
bid Isirnit enespleav,
hews alter Ui. Versailles ,'p'--s. a".
uaiga tried to sat fir, to La *Mudste Hall,
where "Euro flight" leaders veje to hdd a
"ally Tuesday.
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among the ldentlticalwn cards
required f or persons working In

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full-time."
Nelson added that, even if Butler decided to work until
ft CilY fulds a permanent replacement, it will be
beneficial.
"I wiUtwt.-alklngwlth Vince Later thisrnoi-ning. but if he
decides to work we will not have to 1101 so hastily for a
replacement." Nelson said.
At the Thy nlgM meeting Mrs. Southward now
that she "perceived favoritism on Francis part, and I
don't think there should be any tinge of f avoritism "
Mrs. Southward also mid, "it ts unusual when he puts in
a full day's work."

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Cinilali,', •aS $**td. acrdiflit Iii FVcOIiII, was the

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since she left Seminole ('oust)

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dante- for a I.M.o club

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haney, a karate expert. offered

ILsckrtt pleaded guilty to
b urglary charges In an
unrelated caw snd has been

cvrsteuion was first revealed
in Aped
Thursday by The Evening
A grind jury- handed up two Herald
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'1 stole my boyfriend,
the 2$')rsr-OltI ('neat thud- ('h,ti Ira IIat-tett'i shotgun
U11$fl in April Iluatg14d it that and shot my husband in the
tune with I Inidegree murder head and in the neck I then
was Curie'. Ira hackett, 34. of proceeded to strangle him,"
Fern Part and taeugwout
Mr's, l&gt;sncy said in the
Pohic, official, belie
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murder her husband for two crime was cusnmdud. I knew

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Prairie take Drive in hem
Part at the tune of the murder
t)anc&gt; was stationed at
(,ovenIlr's 111*1461, N Y. with

no resistance,
"She has refused to talk
without an sttorn.y,' Spobiki
said Detective Bob Simmons U
alrelady on his way to tubal 10
traispast Mr.- theucy beet 10
metweydes and $$$.NS In Mr. Ha'l vk be ekaIgid
Setninole Courtly; tuwovit, ifl
and convi4ftd of this brutal
extradition hearing may be
In a hand-written cnnfrnaion crime and I would be off
required, if Mrs fancy refuse
sMrs fancy said at,
shot .coUree
waive the cowl procedure
and strangled her husband and
"Now I hew I havro a con.
Curl Depot)- Duane Harrell made I appear as if Hackett science and I cannot tsar to
said Mrs l)ancy had ap- cuwnutII'd the murder. The have t wo lives weighing an ni,
paternity been working in Bilazi existence of the two-page witil Iconfess, I mur'k'trtj Into
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Jus'. he I. the Nice Day Care Not my
The center had wanted to oçsii In a con*nenially zoned
area. According to Mn, Southward Jenolr helped to get
the center establiShed only to have his efforts rebuffed
later by City Attorney Gary Massey because of zoning
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struct ures within lake Mary."
The one section of the building code which refers to the
building administrator says. "he shall not be removed
from office except for cause after full opportunity has
been given him to be heard on specific charges before
such chief appointIng authority.'
City Clerk Sig Pearson noted that the city attorney will
have to decide whether the particular section relatIng to
the building administrator was Included when the city
adopted the original ordinance,
Mrs Southward agreed and added that she would have
"no objection to having a public hearing. My only oh.fiction" she added, 'would be going through my etitItt
monolog like I did last night but 11 that's what is required,
I'll dolt again."
If the decision is upheld the next concern for the CItY is
hiring a replacement for Jenoir, according to Councilman
Cliff Nelson who serves as Jenoirs boss
Nelson cad the Ions 1big vol. for the
still. Mrs Southward Dr. But Perindilef, Lillian
Gruff In, and Hany Terry voted for it.
Currently there is a part.tlme employee, Vine. Butler.
who Is asaiding Jenoir, said Nelson. Nelson added. "Vinee
can step flgtk in and do Its job If he wants to work

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lake Mary City Councils Thursday night vote to fire
Building and Zoning Administrator Francis Jettlor may
face legal obstacles.
The tutdi lies in whether the council can fire Jenoir
without a formal public hearing. Both sides agree the city
attorney will have to male the final determination.
In making the motion for dismissal. Councilman Pat
Southward said Jenotr did not display a "problem-solving
attitude but a problem-creating approach'
JrnlorM, who las served the city since May 1974 was
not at the meeting, but said (los morning or had not
decided whaCto do about the council decision
He added that he was unaware of the accusations and
would have to liden to the tape of the meeting.
Citing City Ordinance Number One. Jenoir added that
he did not believe he could be fired without a public
hearing.
The ordinance of August of 1973 "adopts the sUndards
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'Conflict, Tens ions:
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By MAR EUIIXTIAN

Secretary htanild Brown today predicted
ftitite "times and place. whirre, US, and
5yi,ef policies will conflict and tensions will
arise." but said there is no cause for wshw
alarm about expanding Soviet nulitas-y
strength.
Brown told Use Caenmonm.slth Club of
Caldunua skenemdi of both competition and
cooperation in US Soviet relattunj
a
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speech - will codmus for an fonaleable

Landfill in (loceola and two

other transfer stations In
Upsala and Oviedo where
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residences and businesses in h&amp;ukn are allowed to dispea,
South Seminole County Should of refuse.
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at the Sanlsado transfer
station, sctvrtkng to Public
Works t*ndor Jack Schuder.

plained that
equipment
problems at the Sanlando

In recant morthet, delays at
the transfer station have
prompted some local haulers
and city madation crews in
M'anode Springs Ia alter thir
wirmal collection proc.Jur.s.

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facility have cod Item valuable
timewaltuigtodimnp the raw
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waiting Is imnsc.asary.
Notice .1 .ipind t*t
we pod.d at the entrance to the
Sanlaside facility along with the
NtlsTiatId time the operation

çgarbagealahoiar,tacauae will be back in

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sati setuier today.

JL

The county maintains a

aso-vico, ac

cordft W&amp;r.In 4*Pjo'I,
the condittosa at the other
transfer stations are also

pasted at Sonlondo.
'They can clwct (lair, at
Sauulando and get a reading
(here as to what those factlllee

Upsala and Ovtedot are
doing," sl*$ndad Sdir.

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Mod refs haulers do not
ward to send tnjchate the cow
Iacdd*s.acerdistgt.&amp;t,
because dIM. eatn time and
money.

Mite.

do have a problem,"

"This Is regrettable and I is not the way we

isdewtted Scbedsr. "lm not
trying to mUinaise t Mod of it
I$ ham the m@MUR@m of

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mod."

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Defense

i)EEE!ME

IIEt'RET%RY BROWN

1111d it is . fad of

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field
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secrotary ravwe.t
jetenani
policies, niguig that they have been set in a
world in .tuct 'we have groit vialisnable to
nuclear attack and dependent on others for
Set t*1et4' well-being."
Al the same time, however, he said "the
Soviet onion is nit militarily stronger than

the United Mates' and that CS nullltar)
simer and drternuniaticei as a competitor

will strongly Influence Soviet behavior
tiefirne sources said Browns eatefoll&gt;
.- d spirech was dri
*tn r -q tl
(
hasps of wolienence and in snsutency in
aibnuiitn'stiun tuniCs policy datrnwmsts in
riund, and w as part of the effort spearheaded
,
,Cy
of
w present
a more pieoniired view of aetninutratiuit

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In strategic policy. Use defense wnetafy
said that iii the foreseeable future nete
powerful Soviet nuclear wesins could

conceivably eliminate most U S

in-

terniedmental mla$les in a two strike
Despite this, he said U S. nuclear
retaliatory power - - - 'scheduled to grow is large enough now that "it is itfticaill to we
ho w the Soviets could gain any meaningful
athaitage from M,alllng such a 1w*l.al is

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WORLD
IN BRIEF

I The Korea Food Cutoff &amp; U.S. Farmer I

U.S. Charges Prompt
Strong Soviet Reaction
MOSCOW UPI

The Soviet Union
sharply attacked the United States and NATO
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for collective and aggressive military
political actions" in Africa, charging Western
criticism of Moscow was no more than
shameless slander."
The major Soviet foreign policy statement,
issued late Thursday by the Tass news
agency, was an obvious response to President
Carter's repeated charges of Soviet and
Cuban interference in the recent conflict in
Zaire.

Pakistan Prepares For Locus
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI)
Pakistan
says it Is making emergency preparations to
combat a possible invasion by hordes of
locusts, which are drifting eastward from
Africa.
Swarms of locusts have been moving
eastward from the Horn of Africa and Food
and Agrichltural Organization officials have
warned they may swoop down on Pakistan
and the rest of South Asia.
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Rights Pact Gains Support
WASHINGTON (UPI)
El Salvador has
agreed to join nine other Western Hemisphere
countries ratifying the American Human
Rights Convention, leaving only one more
ratification needed to enact the treaty.
A signing ceremony was scheduled today in
the office of the Organization of American
States Secretary General Alejandro Orffla,
where the instruments of ratification for the
Panama Canal treaties were delivered
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Thursday.

Some Return To Shocked City
SALONICA, Greece (UPI)
Hundreds of
people braved continuing earthquake aftershocks and returned to their jobs today, but
officials said absent workers still kept many
of the city's 8,000 industries and businesses

WASHINGTON cUMi

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Rep. Mark Andrews of North
Dakota was strongly opposed to

an effort to link the $15 billion
fiscal in agricultural apfiropetitions tall with the House
investigation of alleged South
Korean payments to congressmen.
Several others members rose
nopiatbontoa move to cut off
$56 million earmarked for
"Food for Peace" aid for
Korea, but only Republicans
Andrews and Rep. Paul Findley
of Illinois argued that the cutoff
could be bad for farmers.

More than a half-million of the city's 720,000
residents have fled since Tuesday's quake and
subsequent tremors demolished several
buildings, tore up streets and left 31 people

dead, a dozen missing and injured some 150
others.

Socialite Denies Stealing
Yes, the elegant
LONDON (UPI)
socialite sobbed, she drank too much and had
lost nearly $6 million in London's casinos. But
steal $375,00) in gems from Cartier to pay her
gambling debts? Never.
Kitty Milinaire, 39, an lranianborn heiress
and daughter- in-law of the duchess of Bedford, sobbed as she told the Crown Court
Thursday about the mess her life has been.
The trial resumes today.
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Somalia Charges Attack
NAIROBI, Kenya (UP!) Somalia charges
Ethiopian warplanes struck five towns in
northwestern Somalia, killing 10 persons and
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wounding 43 others.

Singles Don't Swing
In Arabia Britons Learn
LONDON (UPI)

Saudi

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Arabia has deported two
British men becaus. they
were alone wIth an
Egyptian airline hod
in
violation of Islamic law,

Foreign
Office
A
ape,"ms said 'flnnday
the two Britons arid the
Egyptian stewardess were
driving =0 of Jeddah
laM Friday to have a picnic
When they had a flat tire
and flagged down a police
car.

me police officers heard
the girl apeak Arabic and,
lesslitag she was Moslem
uudak, Soother sod her
esceitato the local police
dathsmuKaabIg,INmhise
th of Jsddah, where

£reIeg Hrndd

charges were booked
against the men.
me men were deported
rather than prosecuted
under I
slamic Ii., which
says It Is illegal for a man
tobeaionemth a Woman ta
whom he Is not married,
the spobe..an said.
They left J~ for a
flight b.cktoBrdaln wtiere
they were met at London's
Heathrow Airport by
representatives of the
company for w hich they
were working, he said, 1%.
company's name was
unavailable.
There was no indication
of what became of the
Egyptian woman, the
apm

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by the House leadership as a
follow-up to a May 31 reaolu(too. approved by a 321.46 vote.
warning Korea that it might
lose economic aid if the Korean
government failed to prevent
the house Ethics Committee
from questioning former envoy
Kim 1)ong Jo.
Kim, Korean ambassador to
Washington from 1967 to 1573
and now a key aide to President
Park Cbwig lie,, allegedly
gave cash payments to eight or
10 congreawnen now in office.
The leadership said Kim's
testimony Is needed to

prosecute any congressmen.
Majority Leader Jim Wright
said there would be no effort to
cut military aide to Korea totry
to force the testimony and Little
the is available eztef* for
"Food for Peace."
Andrews said the IN million
is a fraction compared with the
11 billion in agricultural cornmodifies
including cc*ton.
wheat, tobacco and feed grains
that Korea buys from the
United States in cash.
lie said the IN million is in
effect a S percent discount to
encourage Korean commodity
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purchases. The nation is the
United States fifth largest
farm products customer
He said Korea could go
elsewhere to buy the $1 billion
in commodities and the U.S.
balance of payments would be
hurt.
Rep. Jamie Whitten, 1)-Miss.,
the powerful chairman of
Andrews' subcommittee, went
along with the Korea amendmint,
Findley, a high ranking
number of the House Agricullure Committee, took off where
Andrews left off.

He said that in 1971 Kora
gentIemer's
agreed in a
agreement' to limit its testlle
unporis to the United States
and buy as much food *s
possible from the Amencads
In return Korea was t3 et
Food for Peace" aid, which
congress has rrYljcrd every

IN BRIEF
Nazi March Motive: 'Pure
Agitation'; March Switched

sear.

CHICAGO i UPJ
Nazi leader Frank
Collin told a news conference at the group's
headquarters Thursday night the reason they
had scheduled to parade in the Jewish suburb
of Skokie was pure agitation to restore our
right to free speech in Marquette Park'."
And, since a federal judge ruled Tuesday the
Chicago I'ark District should let the Nazis
demonstrate in Marquette Park on July 9
without posting an insurance bond, 'The
demonstration scheduled for Sunday in Skokie
is canceled," he added.
Leaders of the Jewish United Fund immediately announced the cancellation also of
their planned counter-demonstration Sunday
in Skokie. It was expected to attract up to
50.000 people, including some from Israel.
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Korea lived to the letter of
the agreement even though we
welched. he said.
Iku we really want to briSk
our contract at this stage'
Findlay asked.

$6.15 Billion
Trash Pickup Dela~
Budget Now __ Unneeded, He Says
obl
e
probl
m
Stereo,
State Law
istol
Action Reports
*

Fires

*

Courts
* Po lice Beat

iC..11aued Frsm Page lAi

in the county's refuse
program, according to Schuder.

TALLAHASSEE (UPI)
Gov. Keubtn Askew 5.g4
into law today a 66.157 billion
state budget after cutting
to
cviltistional imendinrta.
Distributing the test of
Constitutional Revision coinmission recommendations
without explaining it won't help
it* Voters and un't worth

"There have been more
delays at Sanlauio than we
would like over the post couple
of months," said Schuder,
'.prur .
Jy because of equip.
merit being down. Ow tractors
and traders are old and it takes
a lot of maintenance to keep

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Taken
A Sanford home was
burglarized of a stereo and
speakers, a .31 caliber pistol
and a gallon jug full of pennies,
The burglary was reported by
Cynthia James of Key Avenue
in Sanford. The burglary occoned between 7 p.m. Thur.
silly and 7:45 am, this morning, according to records. The
merchandise was valued at

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$756,596 Askew said
He "line Item Voloed"
as
his power to go over the budget
section by section is called
$24173 to reimburse Holmes
Cart7 for back pay given
County
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Dan Josty. fit
olle
for misconduct twice and each
time the Senate reinstated him.
The governor also vetoed a

$200

GoLFCAR1GoNF.

provision requiring House and
''
Senate Appropriations commit..,'Fundamental
in approval before gate's
attorneys and public defenders ijurstion'
can exceed the number of supporters.

employees

E'iU 111 Inc

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closed.

The CIdciI was approved
Thursday by a TiI25 margin.
It mist pus the Senate and be
SIWIed by President Carter
before it would take effect. The
farm spending bill was passed
by a 3-P9 vote.
Andrew a
ranking
Republican on the House
Agriculture Appropriations
subcommittee, said the cutoff
amendment was the "weakat
possible place to take a stand
(hats long overdue."
He said, "We're using the
farmers as a shipping boy."
The Measure was sponsored

He approved the bulk of the
massive spending plan
Florida's lImit 96 bIllion bi45e1
ever. The Legislature followed
his recommendations when
welling it, for the mmd part.
Spending
would
total
$750 million
Snore than this year. Education
gels a 10 percent increase, and
Us Department of Health and

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Rehabilitative Services 9 per.

The bill authorizing (tie
pamphlet was amended late in
the session to Include only the

teat and prohibit any analysis.
"There's a real question in
my mind how Informative and
helpful the pamphlet would be
merely printing the proposed
changes without analyzing or
explaining them," Askew said.
The document "hardly justifies
spending $756,000 of taxpayers'
funds."

TheCRC has printed 1X
copies of the text of its
revisions, Askew said, which
are available from the gate

The budget includes funds for
4 percent across-the-board pay
raises for state employees, plus Division of Elections, lie exanother 2 percent In merit pects thorough newspaper
hikes; a $196 raise for Florida coverage and is confident "the
Highway Patrol and Florida
Marine Patrol officers and

Lam, wardens; a $4.10 • Il101ith
tuba in welfare payments; the
opening of an economic dove-

Icçsneiit office In Japan; and
pluming and site selection for a
date prison in Deda County.
It doss not require tax
tresses and leaves the Mate
with a * million to 966 50111100
worioni capital fund for 1U1ai1
cial emergencies.

Askew said he would have
OP te the CRC PP14't
asortginaUy planned, *includ.
ed the test of sect proposed
change, a brief ItPt'5'$Ofl
anda summary of the
argamsata of opponents

.

public will have sufficient
exposure to the issues and
every opportunity to be infor-

med."
laM year's budget Included
money to Holmes for Josey and
Askew vetoed the appropriaticn. "A fundamental question
of public pokey" regarding has
power to suspend local officials
Is at Make, he said.
The provision requiring Approprlatlons Committee ap-

provel before Mate's attorneys
or public defenders can hire
more

employees

than

gge-J in the budget infringes Won the power of the
L)ung of Ackruiustraticin
and the Cabinet, he said.

ake A

An E-2 Go golf cart valued at
$1,300 was reported stolen from
the Seminole Wt Course in
Longwood.
David Craft told sherifrs
deputies the golf cart was last to lie loose,
,

(sitisuid Freon Page lAi
problems.
The council eventually look a draw vote not to allow the
cuter to operate primarily for safely reasons. Mrs.
Southward said, and the owners of the nursery withdrew
their appllcithon
Mrs. Southward also cited Jenoar's "whole petters of
uilngoundonasaIgunenta." She nctadane1anpieof
white she claimed Jenoir stalled in getting a secretary for
the city ball office,
.a__
AA
r., ,uwu ww uv iwi ,,uws.
',r'
of political move. "Even though I ran asslost and beat
Mrs DeLa'es) lah who was Francis' U.., there is
.

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parked'u"Us rear of an office

nothing political in my decision,"

Sbesatddse had contacted Nelson Tuesday afternocnto
tell him what ate had planned to do.
Neluon, UI responding to Mrs. Southward's motion, said
he had no comment on JenoU"s attitude and agreed "in
W that he Malls woumt"
In regard to the typist, Nelsen said that the "Only
condemnation was that hedido'I gel her hired right away,
balthd it isjud asmach my fmd asia for not staying on
Rampeoft to Mrs. Southward's charge the Jenolr

Waves itlow, Nelson said that when Jenoir was hired,4
was
ulV,dttatheleaveMfow,soheesuldgolonit
mat~
ole life. Mayor Walter Sareseon aMid the' shad a

yew age city council voted the all employees nuid work
Me.

Nehsm she meted that ft, Jemmir wield cease the city
fp.ug4sl triable Mace it load two people would have to
be hired to lake No place,
'if it wetesi for Ihia I might have made this motion

four poodlv'io" Nelsen alt.
NMi.sad'onthspluaMdeIhevedel.didathssig.
in his perssnel*y sod he seems to have a better POftImIL
roldionhip with others at city hail."

...

buy well run out
to the landfill'

WASHINGTON UPI i The space agency
plans to launch a new commercial ('omstar
communications satellite next Friday to open
up 18,000 new long distance domestic telephone circuits.
The 20400t tall satellite, owned bv the
Comsat General Corp will be rocketed from
('ape Canaveral by the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration into a stationary
orbit 22,300 miles over the Pacific Ocean.
From that vantage point, it will he able to link

time and they are aware of the
problem."
last year at this tune, the
Sanlando transfer station was
handling ldO loads of trash per

day. Now the station processes
600 loads each day. accorthnto
Schuder.

WASHINGTON ilJl'li
Jefferson l)avts died as a man
without a country 59 years ago.

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Today a move was under way to

restore his full citizenship
Including the right to hold
public office and serve in the

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military.

But a House Judiciary subcommittee was reminded as It
took action on the Confederate
president's case Thursday that
5,000 live Vietnam war
deserters and draft evaders
also are men without a country.
There was no opposition to
the Davis citizenship resolution
in the subcommittee
where
Yankees outnumber southerners 4-3
tad Rep. Elizabeth

WASHINGTON iUPl
The prescription
drug industry has conducted a secret campaign across thq country to cripple many state
laws designed to make medicine cheaper.

lloltzman, 1)-N.Y. voted
"ptesen" to protest the failure
of Congress to grant amnesty to

loyeer vat gasses

those who lust citizenship in the
Vietnam era.
"We should be concerned
abed the living as well," she
said.
The Davis case is the lad of
the individual rights disputes
growing out of the Civil War,
Congress voted earlier to
restore citizenship to (lea,
Robert K. lee, leaving Davis
the last Confederate lender

transmission," Schuder's
report concluded, lie also noted

a "lack of security at the site Is
a factor."
"Anti-tampering"
devices
will be placed on all heavy
equipment at the landfill and
left near road pr ojects in the
county, ac cording to Schudtr.

Joan Little Files Gripes
Joan Little has
ItALEI(;ll, N.C . sUMs
riled grievances against prison officials
charging harassment and isolation at the
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The anti-tampering equip'
merit consists of a system of
locks, according to huder
"The system of locks is 'to

North Carolina Correctional ('enter for
Women since her return to prison after an
escape, a black Raleigh newspaper reported

1-Handed Mugging
Victim Chases
Purse Snatcher
Kotarl
MIAMI sUl'Il
Walker has only one hand
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and is gifi recovering from
knife wounds inflicted
when he was mugged last
month. But when he saw a
youth graba purse from oii
elderly woman, he didn't

$23 Million
Auctioned

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Altar the war, In HIS, he was
imprisoned without trial In Foil
Montoe, Va. He was never
tried, bud was denied C1*IU*
ship after his release from
prison and was specifically
excluded from the general
ammdy bW of lII. Davis dud
in INS,
A Senate resolution, sponsend by Son. Mk Hatfield. 14Ore, was Opp .,.ad by Ite
Senate Jdary Coamsittee
more thea a year 'is. The
Hose risslutin was miro
dared by NOV, Treat (alt, It
Miss.
The final ssbcnd$e reeoludie. said simply:
"nat Mr. J,Ikr.,., P. Davis
is posthumously resist to It.
lull rights of eitisImbip, liicluding any aid all rights
teoseedby5ection3 of Article
14 of the (fatted Stages Constitutlon effective Dec. 26,
isis"

backers of drug reform laws said today.
The charge came at the beginning of a twoday conference on generic drugs called to
assess how well efforts are succeeding to get
less expensive, common - name drugs into
consumers' hands.

"

prevent tampering
with
radiator, hydraulic and fuel
systems," said Schuder. "It's
designed to prevent the introduction of any forei$n
matter into any of those
systems."
Each of the anti'tampermg
devices will cost about $10,
according to Schuder. lie sod
at least four will be needed
Immediately.
The county's landfill has bun
Schuder's report. however, pla gued over the years 'by
none is considered suspect in vandals, according to Scbudèr.
lie said daily checks for
the case at present, he said.
"Damage to transmission evidence of tampering will be
was caused by deliberate in. instituted on all machinery at
troductkm of sand Into the the landfill.

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Secret Drugmaker Campaign;

was rendered Inoperable May
IS due to sand In the machine's
tran smission.
"Analysis of oil samples
taken bet ween May $ and May
I$ Indicated over 400 parts per
million of sand in the trausmission," according to a
report issued by Public Works
Director Jack Schuder.
Employees at the landfill
were questioned in connection
with the incident, according to

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all 50 states.

UP:

At Landfill
Seminole County has in.
troduced
new
security
measures to halt vandalism to
heavy equipment used at the
rowdy landf ill and on county
road projects.
The new sec urity measures
come in t he wake of recent
vandalism loa doter used at the
county's Osceola landfill, that
cod the county more than
$19,000 in repairs,
The dozer, used to co ver
refuse placed in the landfill,

WNI$JN I UPI I A sale of
furniture from the Robert von
Hirsch collection brought $1.3
million today, upping the
record total from his auctioned
treasures to more than $23
million.
And acrqu town, a sale of
English paintings at a rival an
auction horse brought a new
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Dog Finds

Skeleton
ELM GROVE, Wis. IUPI)
A dog named Freebie, nosing
around a (wndrvL'tlon site, has
unearthed the skeleton of a
prefulsioric IndIan billeted to
have lived between 300 and
$115 yeatS ni°'

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The Gr'atemait Corp. of
Milwaukee is eacavaung the
site for constructma of a health
center in the Milwaukee
aiboib,

"It's Aspectacular find."
ThOITiU Kehoi of the Mit'
Mn,

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record, too.

think twice.
"I just looked at what
was happening and thought
to myself, 'Hey, that

woman over there could
have been my mother,"
said Walker after subduing
Its purse snatcher. "It just
made me real road to see

an unnamed German museum.
Aaoss town from the &amp;*hEby
Parke Bernet circus, Chnslie'a
auctioned a group of F.ngk.h
pictures for 13.5 million.

something like that hap'
pen."
The

included was a Geolge
Stubbs painting on a ceramic

surauce agent, who was

plaque by Wedgewood, which
brought the world auction
record price in its category.ci

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mWortasd 5217 time 7011 fInd of Seamy in 1711, acid for
ochre (a red Indian paid 1. Few I3TLNI, the day's highest
ofiMs but are fowust"
price. lt was boughton behalf c4

Furniture was one categpry
where von Hirsch's fabulpus
collection failed to ma$ch
Mentmore. Yet Sotheby's

ode his car.
Walker blacked the
escape by pulling has car UI
front of the bandit's.
Attorney Joel Levine
quickly pulled his car
behind and the purse

spokesmen laid today's prites
were "pretty well above" air

pee-sale adlmMes.
Prices at other von Hirlich
sales were wildly abov,.'es-tilnates, Tlvee sales Thity
broke almad every au4cn
record going
ens va*i.
biggest single art aion
session in hist ory
brought his estate a
of
$13.7 million, mamas 5oU4's
10 percent n'mmnisaion
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17-year-old

born without the hand, was
driving along Biscayne
Wednesday
Boulevard
nuiht when he law a )'oIdll
take the purse and jump

11M.00111.

Furniture from the von
Ihrsdi collection, which he
ordered sold on his death at 14
lad November in order to
"share the joys of ownership,"
brought the tidal lion five of
eight von Hirsch auctions to
more than In million
more
thai double Its tidal for the
Medmore Towers "sale of the
Century" lad year.
A pngflqp and v*ncale
desk, technically called a
codlerse, made for thep.lecjor

College south of facult building.

Wam.'d PM Iv ta VwS$

Seminole Reps Back National Vote

Women In Jaycees? Thanks, Anyway...

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For
Davis?

official,.. because It is In total
ills repair.

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s('HL'DFR

Along with the problems of
maintenance and cardboard,
volume at the station has in.
creased.
'That's the reason the
commission has taken action,"
said Schuder. "We are getting
more and more refuse all the

flue Sanford house nesi to (.en.
Sanford l,ibrar
Museum, is
being demolished. according 10

%% workmen ulemolistu Sanfordowned building at Fort Nlellon
Park on Fast First Street, construction continues u rIght I on
t'atnpus of Seminole ('ommunits

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Security

Reprieve

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HAS ITS UPS AND DOWNS

WASHINGTON I UPI
Teamsters
dissident Pete Carnarata
charging "sweetheart deals
pension ripoffs"
said today
he is a candidate to try to unseat Frank Fitzsimmons as president of the nation's largest
union.
Camas-ata said Fitzsimmons had choked off
democracy in the union, and challenged
Fitzsimmons to a referendum election of the
union's 2 million rank-and-file members

'They can

I

CONSTRUCTION: IT

Teamster Boss Challenged

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—teise .aguioe

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an 1$

them going."
The county commission
recently approved a purchase
of several new graders and
trucks for the Sanlandotransfer
station. They also allocated
sveral hundred dollars for
improvement to the landfill that
would include Installation of
'lilt floors" to receive and
dump refuse from the cornmerdal and city haulers.
With the present facilities,
cardboard from local business
and Industry occasionally clogs
the packing machine at the
transfer station. me packing
machine works like a comrn
parlor to squeeze refuse into a
smaller mass than If it was left

MamSio sN Iv C.. NOW

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snatcher got out and
started to run.
Walker chased him

down, bowled him over and
lEvied him to the ground
with his right arm around
his neck
"lie i the

suspecti
couldn't believe it. lie
couldn't believe someone
chased him down and
taught him," said Mrs,

Dorothy Lynch, 64, whose
purse was taken.
Walker,

Levine

and

another man helped hold
the struggling 17-year-old
odd police arrived. The
suspect was unidentified
because of his age.
Walker, also knifed when
he was robbed iiit month,
needed I2 stitches ta close a
kjufe wound over the eye
suffered
during
the
stnUle.
iit Walker says he has
no regrets.
"If I saw it happening
again tomorrow. I would
not heitate to help," he

and Thursday.

In men's organization and feel
nusote comfortable ins women's
organization," Mrs Furlong

By LEt)NARt)KRA'iSlM)RF
Herald Staff Writer
The decision by the Jaycees
convention to prohibit local
chapters from recruiting
women meets with approval by
county residents associated
with the Jaycees.

added

So

Me women f eel

Intimidated being

All asked said they agreed
with the decision prunarily on
the grounds that the Jaycee

In a men's

auxiliary, the ,iayceettei.
provides women equal op.
purtunity to become involved
"I agree alsolutely with the
decision I'm glad they didn't
accept women," said Nancy
Furlong, a member of the

Springs

Semmnole-Altamonte
auxiliary,

"I really believe that some

women feel intimidated

(icing

organization
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\a,tt's Furlong

leadership abilities
fie added that if in the tutors'
"

the national organization were
to change their vote, "It
probably wouldn't have that
great of an Impact"
l'smrng president of the
Altamor,Le chapter, said tie was
satisfied with Ike current
system antiadded that one area
to tie considered would tie
changing all the literature
"Oa'rsnti), all the literature
is geared toward young men
and s, if the rule changed it

101St)

the

Itattaway also added that, if
the organisation allowed
women in, ii would tate away
from the effectiveness of
Jaicreltra

Peggy l"rut'ature, a nueiuitwr
of the 64lenro,1 .Iayteeltes,
said 'it is nu,urr rfirctise to
have
two
separate
s-garuzatuouts. because I think
the men in the iayceei work

I think you wuul,l find that
various program, that the
Jayt'esttrs now hasr would tie
lost if the y.iuued the Jayceeo
tiecause the programs would
is,t only tie catering to women
liattawats wile, Marilyn, "

would mean
(itt

re, ising

'

11cr husband, ice l"utioriu(
echoed the seeltimerit, noting
that "the Jaycee organization
was formed as an organization
to develop young men in

more effectively nut hSvUlg slate thairman for the
women hanging all over '*
iayceittea agrees
In agreement with the others
'I am for equal oxmiunmty
is Rick hlattaway who serves as for women, but 1 also belies,
regional director of Jaycees
While llattaway says he
'i just don't think
"prefers m* to uee any changes
now," he adds that in the nest
tour t
yews he expects the society Is ready ... '
Organisation to change Its

Florida Air Pollution Standards
Wnrk.. PnnI Snuc Actor PnrIv
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Oltl.ANI$J,

Florida's air poCutson standstile would remain unchanged
according to rules the Ezw*rws-

mental Regulation Commission
asked its staff Thursday to
draft
The five-member ERC ac
cefted a $2.3 million study at
the end of three days of
edings in Orlando me board
takes up the matter at public
hearings again in September,
after which it will make a final
decision regarding the state's
pollution standards.
The two-year study was

cumzniuionedby the ERt.'after

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P,atl SirS

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Cir"'. Dam. keli
Sam.'. Lu"al'
lame Ma'Se,s
.55'_•s411 TbArwq

(ob.,u,, D.Ial,
II,., 5 (mo.'ey, Dew'a
S

oj I N'a. D,00me

tkabi 541 Sam$o'd

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nati,'n.ai Jiycvsitrs 41cr, the
vane activities as the national
She a.I5-d that suir s hr wai
rut against a pnusiuon allv*uig
w'nwn in the Jaycees, the
ksagree's with (wi husband that
a change is i.et'ing su,i
I last ,k)n t think sit iety is
ready to have stamen in the
ia,t'uwi," ste iai'l
I don t think sortie men are

Acid Spills
MIAMI
t $9
tt,UkItni 44101110.11 nii%iâiic
atiti q*liecl .twn a tank came
l'MSr

luring iaioaduig thuru

.1st, halting traffic on busy 1' s
I for an ti..,t

ç•;•

ready and don't think sonic
Jayteelte-s are ready either,
%he said
Isule t'brtstu'n.sen

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prsiicrI

Sill Lip$hrots Is
now with the
sates team at

irmatd * A'S.
C. (o,,wm.s5.jd, D,,$vie
*,I.a..' I P$ L 64 Mel,
•...,
GeV 54..ms, N,. %.'.,m'.a 5m.,'.
P.','t ', seam it (),ii
1 0 .4 N Of -d. OtP,,a
ate'.. V.m.. OVum

Marc Slade
Chrysler-Plymouth,
Inc.

"I invite all my friends and customers
to come down and see me at Marc
Slado Chrysler -Plymouth Inc And for
those of you who dont know me
come and talk to trio for the best
deal around on a new or used car

A,t,.,t

tune, N •'fNSM. Cvtedaa

'O.n(• ?O,I(Mir Gamw,a
.m.. 0 M&amp;.i. tamOird
,iiTNs
ClueSsi amid .5Mw 0 Mesu,

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noted that he (item the
Current situation is "working

"

S sat,.", 0 aio.i
S Oai C 5,oJ
('(i 8041,
r,a • •oo.'.t
Laed A P,li.4.o
C..,. I Pf'tI
O",ie A avavt
i.., Sondws

Sa.Oo'd
YavOc C SWAIM

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able to pantit'tpote fully
Emory Speir. president of the
%ciuuinole'Sanford thapler,

oust peetty wet."
Ha skied that I Sanferd
Jyt'eette group is rue twini
I.irIIsii hleattaw.n
lorisied and that cure Sri
tw,wra*iiun tie members will 1w
that women stioulil tir given
vppiwtwutytostandupontheir sitting in on trw Jaycee taia;i
IIw'v'lvugI anti me
own two levi" stw IAAJ
Mrs ttattaway added the

the board agreed with the industrial activity and the fed under tie existing vtasifita
electric poser cunlpsrurs' re- (1)fluifl4 troii, transportation, tion, thereby allowing them to
quest to forego strider stand solid waste disposal and open forego experouse scrubber %)iarile until further information tsorriifli(
temi of pun hase, of los suitui
-Based un current mauled- fuel flw,s, plants are Jackson
abed air pollution in Florida
was collected. The power ge,' said the study iwuimar), silk Electric Authority's
companies paid for the us- "the present Florida standards Sutthiide, ranupa Electric
for sulfur dioxide and total ('talipany's Hag Hind, l"iorida
dependent study
The itialy found that l"kwi• suspended par'tit-ulates itiotild l'iser and tgflit'i Manatee and
da's pollution standards, which adequately protect the Public the ('sty of Tallahassee's Arvah
are tougher than federal health More stringent stand lI'pkina
regulations, have been exceed' antis may be desired to
The plants would would have
ed several times in the Lad two Pr CV'flr the quality of the to flied relfulatiiina for new
ycart Some 67 percent of man- enviionnient.
facilities requiring moth strict.
After accepting Dxiv' fun- er 'bier Sante of pollution
niade sulfur dioxide eanuassims
in Florid, tune from electric dings. the EHl'asked its staff to standards unless they are
utilities, according to the drAll regulations tentatively allowed to ,'onttnue being
report, with 25 percent due to keeling plants in four arias classed as 'esisting"

HOSPITAL NOTES
iUN1 U. tars
apsissiows

w

of the ('atwiberry ctuap(er. .a1l
he wisild personally 'seiu'uinr
any amen in only if they acre

C.s.si. Da, Iami.,d
Si SO D.,.i. Samdird

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SHasti (5m110 (lou Las, Ma',
ID-SI GIl O. La Ma'p

Bill tlpthroU
Ni..p I?1 liaised

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CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH INC.

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Evening Heiald
30N. FRENCH AVE., SANPORD, FLA. 37771
Area Code 300-722.3011 orI3IlN3

A Iounw

Friday. June 23, 1971-4A

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WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher
NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor
RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director
Home Delivery: Week. 55 ceidi; Month, $140; $ Moidha, $14.20;
Year, $23.40. By Mail: Month, $2.70; S Months, $11.20; 12 Moi
thi. $37.40.

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Communications
Reform

Tb. Clock
By DORIS DIZTRICH

well-prepared sales pitch. I was offered
everyhlung from asbestos rdzng to a beauty
treatment plan. I would not have been udereded in
any of the products had I been in the bed of health.

Mail, do.r4odacr and telephone solicitations
seem to .Mowly plague 'liters to the cotwivud.
Abby likes personal offense to imsohated
callers of every type. She advocater not answering
the doortofi or politely Iwiging i the telephone
when it is one of those "Junk
iitandable that the solicitors have 10
ft Is
earn a living. But logic behind some of the calls is
n.thng more then sheer stupidity.
Recently Mother Nature with apologies to
women's hbberer, the nature perioni took coinmand and knocked me flat for a few days inabattle
for breath.
The telephone was but a few inehes from a normally foggy head which medication had accelerated to a further degree of confusion and

A ti,wewlfe could nau herself ragged jiat auswenng lunk calls during a day. And most of the
products and plans on the sale block should be
directed to the man of the house.
But the fellows get their share, too.
Some of the sales persons make their rounds.
twguwing arotmd 5:30 pm.. and do a Jam-up Job of
Interrupting the dinner hour and favorite TV
programs
A few nigt*s ago, the caller said he was from CBS
in New York. He was conducting a national poll. I
did tell him there were two adults in the house over
II. Then he asked to speak to the man of the house.
"He's taking a shower." I bed. And I would give
information. He said he would call in
turn no
about an hour.
"It's &gt;ow' nickel," I snapped.
He called. My husband cud him short with.
"We're being entertained ( we were watching the

On one day, the I1o1w rang seven tunes between
10 am. and 4 pm. — callers obviously reading a

Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin, D•Caltf., could put a
capstone on his legislative career by seeing
wruugn to enactment a oui tie lfltFO0UCO In
Congress.

Invasion.
Or 11w ilgM to privacy.
On occasion. "Dear Abby" Is bombarded with
letters from irate citizens over the Invasion of their

(tither

ANGLE.WALTERS

Kemp:
Hot
Property

The present act deals with them poorly, if at
all.
and progress in communications
demand congressional action to update the 1934

WASHINGTON UI'I
Rep [t au] Rogers,
1)-Fla , who has become an expert on health
matters in his 12 terms in the house, has
announced he will not seek re-election.
Rogers. 57, said he had no Firm plans alter
his term is up, but might return to law
practice, or go into business, writing or
teaching
Rogers has been chairman of the house
subcommittee on Health and the Environment
for eight years. His subcommittee now is
considering President Carter's hospital cost
containment legislation.

The decision of the Senate Ethics Committee to probe the
fuzzy financial dealings (4 two prominent senators is W
propriate and welcome.
Under the
inaiwtd
Sen. Adlal Stevenson III, the
committee has risen above Its traditional reluctance to delve
Into the behind-the-scenes affairs of fellow members
Senate "club."
The Illinois Democrat pledged to "look into all the
allegations" Involving Sen. Herman Talmadge, a Georgia
Democrat, and Sen. Edward Brooke, Massachusetts

4

Talmadge has ad
admitted accepting thousands of dollars in
unreported "gifts" from constituents and other Interests.
Brook. has cinceded in a Masaduwetta probate cowl ('ass
that he misrepresented his lIabIlIties In his divorce pracssdmgs
and In mandatory reports to the secretary of the Senate
attention centered icon a $0000 loan.
The Public deserves a full airing and report.
In Radon, Probate Judge Lawrence T. Paws said he was
concerned over the question at "Integrity" in the Brooke matter.
Senatorial Integrity also is a Conran of the American
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people.

Mania
Meccas
On Move

Raps

Lets.,$ tithe editor are weiri4 Sue_11eM1es, All
letters awl be ,lg.sd, with a - -' g aidusa
,B
passile, a kkpkens nesber sea. identity of
writer
say be yelled. The 9"@W Neroid wilt rulad th,
wiobes (4 writers who dust wed asir sistiess in
The Evealag Herald ifo. rea.me
r to edit kiter'
to e'1wlwle libel or Is csrs 5. epee. rsplr- .si

Ik

Mreaking was shcw*nga hitciprenuise, rot to
mention other things, for a while there until
Interest Abruptly cooled — possibly because the
weather did.
Before that we were into cramming - recerd
numbers of bodies forcing themselves Into
phone booths. Volkswagens and similar comport
containers. And there are some among us who
can recall all the way beck to flagpole Ming ansl
goldfish — If you'll pardon the expression.—
swallowing.
Butthat'sthewayweare—everreadytoselae
icon an activity distinguished by total polntwasness and eirtrate it for a time to the status of
zany mama.
It's been a little slow recently. Pet rocking
never really gut moving and after the InlUal
flush from a wridlul of glowing nwnb-s,
'
where's the
In disilal watches?
But a phenomenon is develo*ng in New York
the city obviously can't be all b.d that jed
might get us back In the maniacal groove again.
It has to do with discotheques. with dancing as
speakinginvitations a week, not counting those
the lead part of it.
Dog-Attack Menace
in his home district, with about a quarter coming
Its two at present Is an establishment on the
from GOP candidates seeking his help In this
ATLANTA (UPI - An estimated one million deliberate." Winkler said in his study. "(Me can fringes of Manhattan's theater district called
year's nPslttw.
peopl e In the United Slates are bitten by dogs Only speculate as to whether the animals killed Studio $4,a converted theater width has become
Jeffrey Bell. the ormer Ronald Reagan each year and an wuknowii number die as a vdautlonally.
The Place to while away what runalnsofaniØ*.
Winkler said ratass is often suspected in such Things don't really get moving tidil altar
speechwriter
who upset Sen. Clifford Case in the result of these attacks.
A ati4 at laW dog allisclut comilkiciptl by attacks but all animals .sceld two were tested mIdoiCd.
how ism GOP primary the sesue day
Call
In 8601M to tPii'rirsal Ny'.n4h.'àclèai
13, endued federal health officials said there Is evidence and found n.gdlve for rabies
"(erman shepherds, not unexpectedly, were music and doee'encoimter ligiding. Studio 54
his victory In large
to the Kemp tax the problem "Is of greater magnitude
ha5
the tweed most often Involved ithree cases). features waiters racing about In gym shorti, a
proposal, which he touted throughout his cam- generally been recognized."
It suggested that a surveillance program be But the report said German shepherds are the frantically rnhllUtg mob Inside and, on good
Pae.
Anted to determine the number of fatal in- most coirunon large breed arnold dogs nighis, even more milling outside.
And in the 0th DUtflct of (.00rgla, where
factors that cause does to attack registered by the American Kennel Club and that
Many feel called to The Place, but few are
cidents
and
a Democrat, Is retiring this year,
John ..
any large nulled breed often is identified as a chosen to pass the zealously guarded rope at the
pl
Republican Newt Gingrich may now be movind
German shepherd.
door. Fame helps, bid appearance Is decisive.
infrord of any of his potential Democratic foes as
The study was conducted by Pr. William G.
Two attacks by St. Bernards. "suggest that Only the most striking In features and costiwi.
a result of the tax cud issue.
Winkler, a veterinarian and chief of the U s relatively uncommon tweed may be a — some would say strangest
- make It. Viii
Kemp, who has his eye on the New York Respiratory and Special Pathogens Branch at greater hazard than others." according to the everyday good-looking, well-dressed Individual,
senate seat now held by Republican liberal the national Center for Due.ue Control. It study. Winkler said this suggestion was rein- who may even
It interested in dancing. Maul a
Jacob K. Javlts and harbors grander ambitions describes II deaths (ruin dog tates that occurred forced in a review of four attacks that occurred chance.
as well, is relishing his new-found fame.
in the United States during the two years from outside the time frame of his report.
The crowd of reject.es can grow to hundreds
Ali three television networks called the January 1974 through DecemberIM.
Winkler said that in most of the cases the fatal by the time a high point of suits arrives In the
morning after the California vote, and we just
"Although the lack of comprehensive bites by the dog were inflicted In the head and small hours of the morning. Llinousluws pull Isp
got through talking to Barbara Walters' sHJeyflance makes it Impossible to ascertain ,.
in these cases was attributed to to deliver such certified celebrities as Usa
his press aide said proudly one day
mw many persons actually died the trauma massive hemorrhage
prothi
or tracheal avulsion Minnelli, Blanca Jagger, Andy Warhol that
Lad week "It's just
associated with dog bites in this country each
separation )."
crowd.
year." Winkler said, "these II casts un•
The st ud y indicated that am ong the more
Celebrity watching and mingling Is part of the
doutitedly represent only a portion of the actual significant factors associated with the fatal
attraction, but the lesser put Tb. real point is
—
num ber that occurred during the reporting attac ks
the victim's physical prowess. Being There — and actually Gettin In can win
Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jac kson, in decldin
period.
Ezcepl
for
a
case
olving a 17-year-old, "all
more mania points than you're likely to
against challenging Incumbent
N unn.
.
The report lids the case histories (4the II fatal the victims were apparently incapable of of know what to do with.
p-Ga., t his year, has not abandoned
three of Itch occurred in Missouri, two fenng effective defens e agallid a sustained
will the oida$de.hopuugoget-Vuslde maala
entirety. Friends say
duidren wider seven years old spread? A similar spot recently opened In 11w
in
New
York,
and one each in Indiana, Maryland. attack. Nine
Jackson will probably take on scaisl4carred
Texas, Muuuesc*a, Neva and t*iio. Six of the and one traila 75-year-old woman.
pgh,baXenon (Creak for "strange,"
Sen. Herman Talmadge In 100011 the foW4flUl attacks happened in urban settings and five in
"tog owners should it made
that which is as good a word as any
the edict
vicumberill flMI aiath.
physically Incapacitated persons or small tawineas). Its motif Is outer
rural areas.
width U aol
Three of the dogs were shepherds and two St. ctukicen are at some risk If left alone with dogs, necessarily the sane as spaced aid and stars a
Jackson ran agalsid Talmadge once before,
Bernaruto. One was a Great Dane and another especially the target breeds," Winkler said.
in IllS,
he was a virtual unknown. tat
spaceship mockup width swoop down from the
lie said that whale the stimuli that initiated the ceiling from time to time to buss an dancers.
nering jiat 22 percent of the vole. U he should was aHusky. A pack of dogs was involved in two
succeed in a second try, the Atlanta mayor could of the fatal attacks. Most of the victims were fatal attacks are not understood, "it appears that
Al lad report the public was being adun*t.d to
threatening behavior maybe the most important Xenon, however, sells future as a mania mecca
become the tiM black US senator from the children.
"Each Of these attacks was obviously single factor and should It avoided."
South in this century.
Is questionable.

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Graham Works At 75th Job
Sen. Robert Graham, candidate for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination
reached the three-quarter mark of his pledge
to work at lot) Jobs Thursday when he worked
as a laborer at Bcchco Limited
a seashell
processing plant
in Fort Myers

the situation
on

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Brantley Outing On Saturday
A fund-raising barbecue and family outing
will beheld for Bobby Brant Icy, candidate for
the state House c)f Representatives for District
34, Saturday 26 pin, at Weki'a Falls Park off
SR 46 west of Wekiva River. Friends and
supporters are welcome to come and bring

f

their families. Fishing, canoeing and swim,nifl,wj[,
ayill., Call Beverly Sobik at
af4-245 lot lnro'rmallon. Tickets are $10 for
1.
adults and $2 for children.

III

Gurney Girls Warming Up
The Gurney Girls, the unit that campaigned
For former Sen Ed Gurney in his I,' S Senate
race, is being regrouped for Gurney's campaign for tie 9th Congressional District seat
First meeting will be Saturday, 10:30 am., at
Gurney campaign headquarters. 445 Wy more
Road, Winter I'ark

of

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Citrusmen Honor Hattaway

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Florida Citrus Mutual has honored Rep. Bob
Iiattawav, 1)-Altamonte Springs, For his
outstanding service and dedication to
Florida's Citrus and Agriculture Industry at
the 30th Annual Meeting in Winter Haven
Hattaway was presented with a plaque before
1,700 citrus growers and others in the
agriculture industry.

was

Inv

were

for

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when

Green. Challenges Foes
Raleigh Greene, candidate for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination, has
called on all major candidates to tell taxpayers whether they favor the concept of
putting a capon state spending and has kicked
off a drive to collect 256,0tlt) signatures for the

JACK ANDERSON

Ex-Health Aide In 'Californiagate'

Greene Amendment on

WASHINGTON - A political corruption case they took
the date goveninesif. A pr''paf
We have also seen the secret testimony of authorities leaning about similar activities in..
in California. ramlsdacesd Of 1110 Watergate in the scandal, Robert Glenn Ufeia. tedined (iteles' former administrator, Donald Harlow, other mmpqm-W48111111i Ma bus covered isp by worried date behizid closed doors that Brown received who
from Brian, pressing the
Baser's lagged beneficIary, the memo in.
dracids. Bid the cover-isp, as in Watergate, Is "125,111 to 035,500" from the California nursing home operators to contribute to his Icates was the determined Brian. l% sordid
new starting to saweird.
Association of Nursing Homes,
campalgiu. "The pressure, was on," said Harlow, iboalls were provided by Bear's former osmp
lim atomy began back In 1514 when Earl
(lsidkkd (MIs: "It was requested by
Brian threatened to close down a pilot troller, Dan Varner, who testified that Botha
BrIan, with
active backing of thunlov. Governor Brown that we not give it through the program, which fwvwkd state funds Into nor- helped raise hinds for Brian because
"4 rsqluwd
Ronald Rssga, Isaigned as Callfemata's top la.oclationt because he dud not wait to receive sing homes, if they didu't cough isp. As Harlow money to grease the *145" to iii a rat.
boom o dMto$oldepiIcs The tall, candle 4 i that faduon, and requested that individual recalls being told. Brian had demanded: "You cnear.
Brian c.n&amp;t.d a ledog cwlpaIgn to become contrttadors give it directly to his campaign." will come up with the money or the pilot fredOther nursing horns owners Ma.
the Republican candidate for the U.S Senate.
Olels was an active (imdelasr for the earlier not program is deal in the water by the end of acknowledged that they
prusr.d into
A nanber of wift beene owners allepy Brian campaign. investigators to, that Diets the week."
giving money to Brian's campaign. Yet earns
were prsuwed Into .4zthntlng to Brian's tinasU had contributed $1,300 a the name (4 his
Harlow testified that he discovered $12.0 in we bated a elections records as "housewife" or
campop Ni "Chowfoe "d faye .4 mother and 33*5 IN the name of his wife, using corporate lusuls tided as a bonus and qundloned "reticed" to digitu their sestaluig
home cam'
promises of liter. see. They laudered cesh nor nmw tram a former marring,. His ll'y.sr. Ulels about use money. Ulels "ir*cated that this itcuons.
It
.4 lisisselsill cp.raJh esntfls We the old depun was ahe down forap7pbIg1, was the money that was to to to Mr. Brian,"
Not the throe-year cever-up Is about j1d
Brian trseuy. The Smile COWAOU 0 Agag
"titus made these eamtflbitsls 1 n.eft, but Harlow swore. Not long afterward. Barlow
collapse. The Federal Elsitim CasIom is
according to a cal c's memo, attempted to disgitse them by havIng his fire&amp;
investigating the campaign v''w, and e
hall belatedly h.4 'ass 33 ri
relatives ripest the ceatnMasn," lbs Senate
Under the pilot project. OWls colluded an FBI is trying to datermitie whether edosts
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the issue.

County GOP Blasts PSC Vote

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Democrat Mayor hans Taniler of
that
Jacksonville is elated with a poll just
says registered Democrats who are familiar
with all six major Democratic candidates for

in

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The Republican Executive Committee of
Seminole County has unanimously passed a
resolution condemning the legislature's
abolishment of the elected Public Service
Commission in favor of an appointed body,
and will spearhead a drive in Seminole County
to obtain signatures of voters on a petition to
place the issue on the November ballot, ac
cording to Republican ["arty Chairman Bill
McCollum

was

a

meets for it' fall set' wuaaon
b)emneratmc Ifouse leader Iiih.ael
%badigan ruliul out a vote
June 30
Asked when ERA might be revised. Madigan
sot during the spring session
said.

for

b'fore

AhwIide'ly rut

Despite ladininute pressure tatws and
stalling by pro-ERA furves Thursday. the
measure fell two votes short of the 107 needed
on a l-71 tally It is technically alive
because at was put on postponed
and can be called any time before a new
(.eneral Assembly is seated in January
Illinois is the lad northern industrial date
that has not ratified the prowwr') irnen
rights anuesukneeut to the Constitution Three
nmre states must ratify the amendment tm

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The previous IRA vote came June

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its s-t4es shy of the nee'essar&gt; thra'efifthu

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'titer Springs Nlali nr Tp'o Piland right' chats
with Fr. Brute SIrdjriu of Church of the t,tuiwl
Shepherd at Slamioru' l'ra%rr lirrakijut" at the
lIoIiilj Inn, lillaillonte Springs. Four Seisulnole
utiasors veer,' rspectrd: irnl I'iljtud shiniest up
Maitland f iiisIs also alir nd cii
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PRAY
TELL

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governor see In Taniler the man most likely to
defeat Republican Jack Eckerd In the Nov.
general election. The poll, conducted in-house
by volunteer research directors and Tanzler
supporters who did the actual field survey
work, was taken May SI through May 26,

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winning I think they lose snies

11(1 gees-utare this n,i'nth from t.4h sides
was Intense Sirs StNafly this week as's'used
the toner adzruincs*ratwn of telling Chicago
Siay'r %ti,tsaei hlilarabi to Ins, up pro-ERA
wtes or lie' federal flke-5&gt;
i,os lines It flinupovs. though Puihtded
in a had beik.
of hi, tune this week
trying to persuade ia.nualers to vole for
FICA II (,.s t5.ie 0 Seal at the same time
made aIls to leguIatees asking them to vote
.egaaruh it I.) Seal later apologized for emharrassing thmnpasi

Supporters scheduled a sote
s'. ersi tunes this week but delayed a roll call
because head courts indicated a vote would
hi' too rudy
ERA supporters, sta'prturd and ,unuised by
the kas, said they wanted it, regroup before
making any ih's'i,ssun.s They Psasre- several
o*Ions including calling a site again a, the

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esrrs tame they bring it up Enough is
,mu.iugh the-mt the legislature have
anstruirug else to hi'

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Rep

Democrat sponsoring F RI. agreed 'You
thank I want I,, talk MIt heart nut for
nothing
fiava, asked F o r all I in con'vrne.1. IR,t as lead
le,ilung FRI be l'!iytlis St Wall) of Aftc*s,
*N1 was in trizma Threiay to raise mooney
Ioi antiI.Hk :egtsLatise candidate-s called
Me s'4' a isonderlul su -'tnr

consideration

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spent part

Ibis, before the sctiect:led ad)ournnuetut
June30, introducing an 1:11,1 rs'solu*aisu in the
,ienate, or witting until the General Assembly

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MIAMI Ul't
Honail
l(ragiui predicts California 's
l'r'position 13 is going ailcit
this countru lake the Boston ic.,
It will spark i
l'arty

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Evening Herald

revolution
Reagan. who said he's tiren
riding high ever since the
voters in ('alilornia passed the
(Inutroverlal

S.mlnoh County's Only Doily

tax cut measure

Newspaper

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June 61h, told a news confer—
e Thuraii,$) people- all
the country are
f or some
over

read)

radical

changes
The former California governor said movements to cut
tax

I. m:e' s is .r ,i gi'
the most complet e LOC L
En
in Seminole Countypltis El. OIIDS in brief. NSt'lt\
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in blat and WORLD in

taaes are already wider way in
so states and many politicians
are Jumping on the ta x
lUTiltatIOlu bandwagon
"I thank it is an Ideal *how
time has co*ne," he said
The 6&gt;earol&amp;t Reagan
an Stiatmia to uppet Al I
dena.i. who as running an the

for

I(eput4auin congressional liri

Herald readers Inlay:

iiiar) an Florida 's 14th l)otratt
llesgan labiesi as pripagien-

and in lull color tabloid on Sunday

schools will be closed.
la,licvl(icn will be fired and
governnmi'nt services will

tzuught on Lu) the Increase')
spending that results from
property tat ruts
l)uruig the news conference,
Reagan also hinted he naught
run for president once more and

said the United States should be
tougher in its response to yi,vue't
anti Cuban aggression in
Africa.
'J don't know what the
situation is going to be an 1910.'
the teenier movie
said
about his presidential pos.
I haven't
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Ia arguments b&gt; small'
i'rtp.watatau 13 tunes that the
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hanmi to (4elIfornia Lweau.ur

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lie said the- cail) aftetuho, k
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flW lilowuks

the second time this month
and apparentl&gt; will not like up the c'ui'
troveroal issue again, at least until the fall
Amendment

Eckerd 'Gimmick'

labeled as just another political gimmick"
the reported invitation by Republican hopeful
Jack Eckerd to Howard Jarvis and Dr. Milton
Friedman to consult on the lax situation in
Florida. Jarvis led the Proposition 13 fight in
California: Friedman was a key proponent
Williams also has challenged Eckerd and
his running mate
or any surrogate he
names" to debate Florida tax policy and the
state budget.

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By DON GRAFF

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sI'IUM.l'iI:li). Ia 1: I'll

house has rejected the Equal Hight.s

majority

Measure

Senatorial Integrity

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VIEWPOINT

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ERA Dies In Illinois;
Passing Hope Dim

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Health Expert Rep. Rogers

I motioned by husband to get on the extension,
thinking he would cud the caller short again.
Instead. Friend Husband answered questions for
more than 20 minutes on every subject from the
Carter admuudrstlon to world offaurs.
An onion poll?
Here's mine - Jiat another Junk call - while I
was shampooing my hair. My husband will not
answer a ti4eoluone.

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PMTICS
IN BRIEF

'Are you the same turkey who called lad
mght"Iquestioned.
"No. I'm a different one. bid for the same purpose." he answered.
"Look, fflerio. you're spinning your wheels. We
Ito don't give out info unless you can show the
proper ID," I quipped.
The caller captained that I could check on the
authenticity of the poll by returning a call to the
number, he repeated.

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It would entirely revise the Federal Corn'
munications Act of 1934.
_________
The time is right for such legislation. It will be
a readjustment of all the special interests involved
in the electronic communications industry.
But at all times the public interest must
prevail.
________ ___________
i1
Although Van Deerlin has been closely Identified with the Industry, as a former television
—
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newscaster and commentator, he has never lost
sight of the interests of the ordinary viewers and
,
listeners.
lie Is in a good position, as chairman of the
___
Communications subcommittee of the House In'
WASHINGTON —
Jack Kemp. K-N.Y.,
_____
____
terstate and Foreian Commerce Committee, to
leading advocate of a masolve slash in federal
negotiate the best deal possible for the public,
income lazes, has become one of the hot
speakers on the rubber-chicken circuit since the
It may be expected that the industry Itself and
adoption of Proposition 13 In California.
the bureaucrats of the Federal Communication,
'lb. 2 to I 'ide for a huge reduction In
____________
____
Commission will prove to be the most stubborn and
tam In the nation's lagged date his
effective proponents to reform.
the In revel ieni. Kemp has been
The themes of the legislation Van Deerlin has
riding had for tin past year oraoatthe federal
drafted are deregulation, competition and
level.
modernization.
rush was on even before Prop 13 And
The FCC was originally modeled on the Inwere absolutely swamped now," said a Kemp
terstate Commerce Commission, which was set up
1 P
scheduling ___
who reports that the
in 1887 to regulate common carriers.
Buffalo Republican has already received
as far ahead as next May.
But electronic communication Is not Iran.
speaking
'The president is fully aware of
Kemp is the principal author ci a proposal to
sporlatlon.
In Africa and Is working
cut federal income tans by 30 percent across thir
When words are involved, ideas are Involved
board overathree yeor period, a plan which
and the issue of free speech Inevitably arises.
heartily
been
Cable television, satellite communication,,
both In Congress and nationally.
SCIENCE WORLD
computerized data transmissions - all these
His office Is now receiving an average ci 20
technological developments were not dreamed of in
1934.

tutE.'
Could he call again the next net around 3?
And the phone rang on schedule with the same

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Reagan said the United
States shoukin't send troops to
Africa, but indicated at was
tame for the twgdr&gt; to devise a
master plan" to deal with
politically inspired conflicts
around the world
The country hunt lace up to
the Vietnam s)ndrunw that
lactates so much,' Reagan

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meets at Park East Theatre, 1792 and Lee Road
at 10:30a.m., will mark the last day of school for
Junior Church pupils and their graduation. The
youth group will meet at 3 p.m. and greet the new
members who have been promoted from Junior
Church at an open house for parents friends at the
Religious Science Center at 1434 W. Fairbanks
Ave., Winter Park.

A reception for the new district superintendent
of the Orlando District of the United Methodist
Church Dr. Eugene West and Mrs. West will be
held Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. at the First United
Methodist Church of Orlando. Dr. West will be the
speaker at a district meeting of the United
Methodist Men to be held at First United
Methodist Church of Apopka June 29 at 6:30 p.m.

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There will be a Methodist Men's breakfast
Sunday at 7:30 am. in the fellowship hall of
Community United Methodist Church of
Casselberry. Rev. Robert Lovell of Monteverde
will speak. Rev. Walter Reid will preach at the
9:30 and II am. services, Sunday.
Closing program for the Vacation Bible School
will beheld at 7:30 p.m., June 28 in the sanctuary
of Community United Methodist. Offerings from
the school will go to World's Children, Inc.

Grace United Methodist Church will hold a
Vacation Church School from Monday, June 26
through Friday, June 30, from 9 am. until noon.
Theme for this year's school will be 'We Hear
God's Word." Activities will include music. Bible
study, arts and crafts, games and refreshments.
There will be classes for nursery through fifth
grade.
The children will present a program for their
parents Friday night followed by an Ice cream
social. Mrs. Nancy Rape Is the coordinator, Ellen
Smith will serve as director of music and Jim
Hubbard as physical education coach.

After the ID am. service Sunday Holy Cross
Episcopal Church of Sanford will hold a covered
dish luncheon in parish hall. Featured speaker
will be Dr. Bruce Keene of Deltona.
The Young People's Prayer and Praise session
will be in the church lounge on each Tuesday at
4:30 p.m. for all teenagers.

Rev. V. Benjamin Bruce i Daytona Beach will
conduct revival services at Providence
Missionary Baptist Church, Lake Monroe, June
26.30. Services begin at 8 p.m.

Night Fir. Service
A Night Fire Service will be held at Springfield
Missionary Baptist Church, Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
with Rev.. Robert Doctor
coordinator. Friendship and Union is the sponsor and Rev, Enoch
Rivers, host pastor.

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P'fldsy,Jun.301o30, from l.30 Roanoke. Vs., and teachet of
codisne showed up to picket to 11:30 sisch morning Tb, the (;loaners Class of the
11w Will dnwth. proclalzulngchurch's bus will nm daily to Sunday Sc buW.
USA Uwtr pcuo,sd Vacotlan peovide transportation for
A picnic is p%ann,4 tot
Hills ad" 1$"1111111W Is t
dNIdi'IIS MdIM I, aisd ot- Thariday, 1135 sm. tolIlS
tendancr in the school is Wpus, in the Se* ('enteiuuai
toril pador, Dr. Jay T. drpendnd upon membership In lark The children sill tring
Cowsato, predicts that the the local congregation.
sack lunches and the church
picket lin, will be broken on
A first ui the local church will sill tWT*5*I the drinks The
Sunday, June 15. when children be a study section for all adults. school will close Friday, 7
In Sunday School leparimeida This group will meet Monday p ail, with a I'arent's
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preschool tlweeyear Uu'oi55h ttwot15h Friday, from 30 to Program. when the children
trade its pre.entoll for the 11.30 am.. in the ctmia'ch's *Ill his what they have
Bible School and "nan the devil (hapel A st udy sad' Living learned dunngttw busy week of
Off'
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Ari) more from (hem than they
Ill truiui i rtuluken's trIrin
Marianne lia.$ins, 5151)1
she SLId There's i
Ieictirr and pupçwteel trusts ida" for humor in the ,huiu h.
Nashville. Tern told high itse told the youth
sc1vslyoi*hdur-usgthr June 3-1
Iluatior is a tiodinven gift.
(hutch Rrciration leadrrstup anti ttriies, that i.id issrats vat
(uiit,t,flcq
to Use any gift lie has aft o rn us
5pU)n
at, ..lttdjtrcrest to reach people for Chug"
Hupitit enntercnre (enter.
"l'sççetry presents Its. Ilibie
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Christian

iiiiiionarih

have brine more vtssble.
vocal anl s.plfldIcste'd in their
use of conserilon t.aclici
The focus of their efforts ri,
cftangr't fruits the mar ginal,
rmdttleaged Jew to the Jesuiis
atlolesc,nt.' he iasd
Jewuli leaders, .I.are of
centulirs of perlecidsun and
forced .-usiserslon to ('hfIjt
tiaM), tear the new puNkdance of the nnuionarws is a
threat to continued Jewish
sskiitit and esidence
To counter trw rluasksn.rle-s
man) Jewish or(ani*itiofll
have begun efforts aimesi at
positive reinforcement of
Jewi.stsiut.ntity and ,trrngthenirig thew aspects of Je.tYJi life
the missionarIes sometime
hope to exploit, thereby
ticosiraginat )°'IP' 'IMP fruits
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Such a courpe,'

('often

otarte*. requires nut the
svcsson tat Je.i.th c.cunuzsil
rr15)uutv1 to patsy ritetnai
thriuds. but the iniplerlsentation
of isali riuc.s to dretsgttwn
rusting institutions

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.ppeuaui(y (a 1.t(nesa else,,

'then *iflijiiflh'l 'lW wiis1tw
%Iuss Iiai$,p,i, s.si,J %he firmly to t'hptdjn as reiesmnt to toutsy
I,, ..,klpti,'n ti thf pist'ilt.al
belies,, that poppet.s 4 A area h
ShOPS, the Bible ass gwtk' for lItrijijii %ti.s, has Sins it
people fur (brig, test-h ieIWIns, our use, right n.is.' 51W ,ai.I. feint the
ss,tdts, she en,
set brhss ior stinilardi for adding that ,hutuhe, using
1itt t*,i iI,i(.rt( tat toss
hil,Iren, and i uniniunlcate puppetry to .5ch ttuiik,ii 'atl in twgsnmng unit ulipri)singa
alni(ait afl)'thznit In a thurch ils., rs'ah parents
puppet Iliinutrs us' siur sour
letter than mere rsuasr(at,
iupprt, Can hi' 1(5.11 tti
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bets
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thro u gh
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Puppets leadership (.infer,n, e is
gpy

Icing aisse tPi'iw dreary an
noun, ritients
that
all
'rgisntlation,s rnu.d endure A
little

humot flaIrs it .,..P.

ip.'nsure.i by the shurci'
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Ssdti-rnulac(i'st Ysun.l_iy .'s'tiocl
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mwmicatlon tines open,
As soon as you are aware of a

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d.rdanding, sit down together
and talk tt out. Imeenbeopen
and honest with each other and
drip away any harriers. Na is
a risky, bueuiwsa because In
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I've found that you have o be
complirtitly own and honest
with each other and willing to
talk about your feelings. thily
then can you be on your say to
widentandlng and solving your
problem. In fact, after talking It
out you are often surprised at
the reimn you said what you
aid or acted the way you did
Jesus said, The hub .bat! set
yes free iJotvm 1.321. And I've

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the most Important step. In Inevitably faults are brougtd found that It really does
WIving lbw peohecu that aria.. old. Bid thn risk is well worth Ccinmwucatio.m clears Ite au
Hut open cosumimcaticn is Isot
easy or natural. A couple has to

tohesi, in a forthright, in.
&amp;lrt*h k)ok at the phenvinenon.
finds that thee. is J sense of
(ulnerabilit)
ansnng the
Jewish sunimugut) atuut the
mp.uitaaar) Au-tist*le$, partly
traced to the Jeeuh htdorscal
espefleix'r and pattI traced to
the realisation within the
.'nqisJftIg'ut) that many young
Jews have only 'Itsargina!'

Itll4I:i.HI:Sr, i I.
'puppets can ert auay with
$i)lflpf fliUt Ii Itwie than you or I

habit of nluw I ihin't say,
"t)utumg, hue uonderful of you
to point old such a gr$evuus
error inmy behavior" Myflnt
reaction is usually, "Well look
who's taking !" Yet ill Inoid(in
being defensive, we ge(

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behave Sn thufift
until
puppets Still thrili
But if the puppets i10nl hair
-11wifultat 1, say atjiu,4 Je sus

aritoI Conf li c ts Ar ise
Mvesthsu: My wile sad I have
be.s married for iii years sad
I have always tbesgIl we had a
gs.d macrig., 1st We tool
yew we'
ve beee rualag lot.
WISe Wwo FsdLCtL I keep
Ike pisHima wal verb
hamad,,s sot hat we seed
help Where 4o we brals I.
ISle. 1* pr.Wees'
Answer: First, realize that
your marriage protfetna won't
solve themselves sssf you mint
do somettung. Marriage, lik.
anything else worthwhile, take
a lot of work. Yet many couples
expend most of their efforts in
other areas of We and leave
their marriage to car. for Itself.
Opencornmtrilcat.loemts cow of

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The vacation lWe School in and the dialy leader will be

Jestsh idtiallittei
Although nwsd mainlin, and
'vIrdrlIcat I5rutest.Atd ib'nt*nsnations hasse Lhaflik)flP1l Anflnounri-si eff orts to sprc*tsca!ly
asm curnetskm eff arts at Je$.
Cohen found that funstnent..

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Church Picketed By"Devil'
An samuel Suad Sam&amp; his
appearance at the *'trst Baptist
Uua'di, Sanford, On Sunday,
when "the d.v1I' to full

Three protests. ha.e,,r.
were aimed Wonly at the
Ufl(rl)in*theme of the r*n
pats
that Jews need to be
()rnv't1rd to UridLinity for
salvation
but because of the
malm.al used
Same of the material. pre.
parnl by the eInI(TIICAI Jr.
for Jesus, showed .hat it called
a - 't)V5cat' Jew, focusing an
alleged indalference to Jewuh
religious life and an euggerat.
scene
Mrs S&amp;apkton vias 1(tledVled ed lose for money. at oll and the
to speak to itrsai veshua. a lussusoia life
Under pressure, Synod olh
fundamentatsit. pentacostat
oriented group otut-Is ,e,4.s to dali uSed mititregatsuni not to
convince young J,.s that Jesus use the material
Marl ('tilsen. lilting for the
lithe Meuah and that only in
accept" ftiiii as is.h can a Institute of Jewish Policy
IIaNW%4( and Ks-search of the
Jew use a fulfilled life
Aflrc drong pro(e'ts by buSh S)na€odue Uuurieil of America.
has found that missionary
('heldian anti Je.i.sls
SIrs Stapleton canceled her activity directed at Jew s ,
till4lu12 speech. saying that b*rnas.d In the pad as a
her flunidry 5*5 tecuncill&amp;' marginal phenomenon. has
an
alarmed
tion among various Uhrtsti.an provoked
and non4srtstLan faiths
I uould not assocsgte myself
with any effort that 'sould seek
1 undermine the sutslsAl of the
Jeipiti pe,pi as a il*nme
religious group.'
si
Similariy. ItN-n the Mi.ri
S'nod iaiun-twd itt campaign ic
convert Jews it' 'hi stiaruty. it
kr pnleds from Jruith t'ssil

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Signposts Aloft", the latest in the Moody In.
stitute of Science film series. 'Sermons from
Science," will be shown Sunday at 6 p.m. at
Central Baptist Church of Sanford. The film goes
behind the scenes at the airport tower and radar
room, in the cockpit of modern aircraft and investigates the cause of the crash of a World War II
bomber. Lady Be Good."

Family Day

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Dr. Edward Strang of Fresno, Cal., nationally
recognized educator and Bible scholar, will speak
at First Assembly of God, Sanford, Sunday at the
8:3O and Il am. and p.m. services. A pastor for
10 years, he has held professorships the past 15
years at Southeastern College of the Assemblies
of God, Lakeland, and at Bethany Bible College in
Santa Cruz, Cal., where he headed the education
department.

Vacation Church School

STENSTROM REALTY
Herb Stenstrom and Staff

WILSON. EICHELBERGER
MORTUARY
Eunice I Wilson and Staff

PUBLIX MARKETS
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Conversion Of Jews
A Sensitive Su biecals '.
By tM%ll) i uiasni
UPI KeUjI.s writ.,
The recent flap ovet fti*h
('aster Stapleton's sd's-J.ifezi
$lJI13 to a tirbr,w4itrUtian
toi bent on ulvrthn4 Jews
to l3rutsazuty a nd the isgtwr.
an Church .Missours Synod',
sunilar campaign underscores
one of the alaod sensitive and
pAentlally espk$5ive interlaith
problems on the UN rrttdIot&amp;s

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Strang To Speak

Now, District Superintendent

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Shouldn't we all then be ready to give an extra shave of our talents and abilities if we oant
eternal Ide-the $veatn* reward eves promised to man?
this Sunday come to church and find how it's done.
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sendin( you The Health Letter called brow lifts. A skilled
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to givO you a book apadse plan the eyebrows and lake out a
VA yuu nim pnd1i coits wit h little excess skin without
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long,
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Radio City Station, New York ingged that you contact a
By BERNICE BEDE oem.
plastic surgeon who does
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The Health Letter I'm sen. cosmetic surgery and get his
For Saturday, Jun. 24, 1971
ding you also suggests that you advice as it applies to your
exercise and a regular particular condition.
vaiR BIRTSWAY
however, and Olan it's uteeth
Joan ZI,IVTI

City.

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you gariwtra in the pea will today regarding tI&amp;V you
be p4 to profItable was lbs
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SUNDAY. JULY 2
Iadepndeacr Day Festival sponsored by Lake Helen
Caiwdaga Clamber of Commerce, tegthnliig with
parade at 1:30 p.m. followed by afternoon and evening
events at La).. Helen Park.

Captain retired I Iawi,J, and Ethel I) McKesson. whit
were married in The little ('hutch Around Use turner in
New York City on June 7. 192*, celebrated their 10IJs
wedding anniversary in Altamonte Springs
The celebration was postponed until school vacation so
the Mckesson's could be Joined by their two daughters
and their families from Batavia, Ill. ,;an James. an
itinerant plot, was unable to attend the anniversary
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. William iCarolo laird and children,
Pella. Peter, and thin; and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles
IJoycs) Hrlckrtt and children, Carol. Jeb, and ('unfit,
helped make the day special for the McKnecna, as did the

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curses the gods, of chance
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Avoid pung Into deed today,
pecla&amp;ly over Items you really
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you new realise. fad eat more
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Station. NY.' 11119. Be sure to
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rWce flings for others this
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Semlutle Bath Rotary. 7:10 am.. Lord Cbumley's.

AIt.ano,de Springs.
kalasle Bawls. Kiwanis, 7 am., Sambo's, Sanford.
Wright Watchers, to am., Sears Altamonte Mall.
Saatw'd4ernIasle Jaycee., noon, Jaycee building.
Taagleveid Aleebsik, Aa..ymesaa dosed, 5pm. St.
Richard', Church.
L.agwesdAA, cloud, 5p.m., Rolling Hills Muravian
Chinch. SR 434.

Yamg Adults Club fee' SlagIe., 9 p.m., Orlando
Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando
SATURDAY, JULY I
LA Sanford Wanes's Greup, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First Si.
C,elberi-y LA, closed, $ p.m., Ascension Lutheran

Church.

Annual Family Fu Day to benefit Muscular
Dystrophy Aim. sponsored by Southwest Voluala
Jaycees, Valentine Park, West French Avenue, Orange

Wright Watchers, 10 am., Ascension Lutheran
Church, Casselhen'y; 7p.m.. Florida Federal, Mtamonte
Diii W.,behep, 10 am. and 7:30 p.m.. Sanlando
United Methodist, SR 434 and 14; Cirtton Union Building.
Stetson. 10a.m. and noon; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian
Church, DeLasul.
Free Bleed Pressure Clink, 74 p.m., lth'day
Adventist Church, Winter Springs.
Lake Ms.se Amateur Radii Sidety, 7:30 pm..
Sanford Chamber of Commerce.
South $ssla.I. Jaycees, 7:30 P.M.. clubhouse, Spring
Oaks and SIt 430.
TOPS Cbaptee It. 7 p.m., over Baptist Church,

Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary.

Bastard Al Asia, $ p.m., First United Mefitodig
Clutch.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 1
Cameiberry, Retary, 7:30 am., S &amp; S.
Ovisds R.tary, 7:30 am., the Town House.
Recovery, (at., 12:30 p.m.. 103 Robin Road,
Aitanorde Sprs.
Bathed kIwanis noon, Civic Carder.
Sadeed kneader., senior citizens dance, 2:30 pm..
Civic Carder.
Free Bleed Press.. dIsk, 34 pin., Winter Park
Memorial Hospital Association Budding. Alma Avenue.

ladsed OptbeMs. 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn.
Overeater. Asesyman, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall
Sea's.
Blartight Prsaaadeus, 7 p.m., DeBary Canmwuty
Ceder, Shell Road.
Pree hIM prssssee, 24 p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford
Adventist (lurch.
THURSDAY, JULY
Ied CivIsa, 7:11 am., Rinks.
5
kiale Opll.11, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Isa,
Wyman Raid.
Lake lies', Bury, S am., Mayfair Country Club.
Overeaisrs Aassya._, 9:30 am., Mental Health

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R5s., presidost of the Wuntur SPIMP V?W Audiury.
The awam'do we as follows:
Cseti&amp;at. of Appurtition In rerogodism of 'lb greet
she did Is pubfkdy, Cummiady Activities and

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AdivIfles Record Risk and cotinietlil ap a vmaer, Math
ow in the Mali of Florida Centpettion.
A nstisuul CautiwEatiam Award ubeds reada: "Is

Of oatslatg repeulag of Will Athligy
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Debora Sue Ridenour

Programs of petfldiant and service and Nation. (
siacan .gpse*dien for eing on help ether... fur
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Church, Marion, Ohio
Pastor Henry Seibert
performed the double ring
ceremony

bride as matron of honor
lirideintaid, were Mn
James Arthur, sister of the
tilde. Sidney. Utian: Missa
Huedlinger and Julie
Ruettlinger, sisters of the
bridegroom, Altamonte
Springs, and ViLki Sweny,
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The bride is the daughter
of Sir, and Mrs (las-ar E
Ridenour of Marion The
brideproosn is the son of

the brulgrt.sifli as best
Man Ushm were Ilensus
Ridenour. the brides

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Arthur

Ruedlinger were married
June l. at2lop in. at the
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tx'uttwr, Risk Ruedlmgrr,
the bridricruorn, brother,

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and Mrs llonaid
Ruedhinger. 1% little Oak
Lane. Altamonte Swissgs

THURSDAY, tUNE U
Bathed Cisitu. 7:11 am., Rink',.
56111 Seminole OpI1mst, 7:30 a-rn., Holiday Inn,
Altamonte Springs.
Diet Workshop. 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery
Ward, Interstate Mall, 7:30 pm., Sanford Chamber of
Commerce.
Oversiteti Autsywius. 9:30 a.m.. Mental Health
Clinic, Robin Road. Altamonte Springs, 7:30 p.m.
Community United Methodist Ch urch. Cauelherry,
Welt Watchers. 7 P.M. Longwood Quality Inn and
Oviedo First United Methodist Church

Nancy Booth Wins

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE23
Sanford O$imlat. noon, Holiday Inn
Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Rd., Al*.amonte
Springs.
Sanford Sere,ad,riSewerC,u
Dose,, 2:30 p.m..
Civic Carder.
Stat bgtt Premiaders DeBary Commwuty Center,
Shell Road.
Overeaters Assayrnem. 7:30 p.m • Altamonte Mail
Sears.
Casselberiy Jaycee.. 7:30 p.m.. Casaelberry City
Hall.

Diet Worbsop, 7:31 p.m., dumber of Commerce, * E.
First 30, Sanford.

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L.ugw,.4 Area Chamber of C.asmnre general
meeting, 730 a.m.. Quality In North.

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Tiaglewoud AA. closed, $ p.m. St. Richard's Cbch,
Howell Road.
La.gveed LA, closed. I p.m. Rolling Hills Moravian
Church.

Clink. Robs Road, Adansate

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i.i:wis J. SIcKKSsn
50th Wedding Anniversary
SIR. AND SIRS.

Student Nurs e
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Recreation Hall of the Royal Arms Apartment.

Keeping with the Golden Anniversary theme, the room
WAS fedive with golden banners and des-orations. Floral
arrangements of day lilies, minus. Queen Anne's lace
tittingforthelady who was certainly Qum for the Day i,
and an arrangement of 10 golden ruse buds decorated the
serving tables.
With a twinkle in her eye. Mrs McKesson recalls
meeting her husband-to-Lw when he was a patient and she
was a student nurse I got him in a weaker moment,' she
teases.
Shortly alter their marriage, the Mckexions nwis'd to
gania, l'hlippnes, where Mckesson worked as an
engineer for RCA, and Mrs McKesson worked as a
missionary .
After live years in the Mulippines and 21 years with
RCA. McKesson was drafted in 1940 and served in the
United Slates Navy for 22 years until his retirement as a
captain.
Although married in * *The little ('hutch Around the
Corner," they traveled extensively - Japan, tbuia.
India. Europe, and of course, the Philippines
before
settling locally, he to enjoy goil, and she to do volunteer
work at Florida Uoatai and Ahtamo.de Elementary
School as a school clinic volunteer
Her secret to a happy marriage
C,w
sidordion ... show sympathy," And McKesson adds.
"When you get mad, kiss and make up"
Another guest that delighted Mrs. McKesson very much
was taI)..show had Jamie Jamieson who stopped by with
his wile. Robin, to offer congratulations. They had had
WT" radio conversations, and suet for the first lime at
the annlY*suy celebration. — JOAN MADISON
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(.is-rn in ntarnage by her
.5 rvs'eplion in the ttiurcti
father, the bride chose for
parlor
followed
the
her vow" a formal white
organza goon fashioned
along the A-line silhouetteAfter a Florida weddi ng
Lace rttihellii.hed
trip, the newlyweds are
the V-neckline, short
risking their home at 4437
tapped sleeves. helTilliie
Franstinc S.
&amp;I'lit ruffle of the attached
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train

The bride is a graduate of
Eastern
Kentucky
University She is em
played as a physical
educator at Hanover
oilnte

A love twadpits-esecured
her elbow-length flisntill.a
which was adorned with
nuts-lung late She carried
peach colored ruses cmtereil with two white
gardenias, showered with
baby', breath and whutr
satin ribibuns,

The bridegroom, a
graduate of lyman high
Sititaji and East Caiulusa
Urusersity. is rtnplo,s'sl by
the Student Sccident
tnsuian' to

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Itills, Ks - attended the

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Dad's Temper Ups ets Tot
l)EAII ABBY My husband
ill call hum Frank and I are
in our late 20s. have been
iiiarned fast years and have a
2-year-old daughter I'll call
Tammy
Frank has always had a
rotten temper Well. Ltd week
he gut mail and slapped me
aruw-lo and i cneu Tammy was
in the rouni at the tune anti saw
t all, and now Tanun&gt; won't
have anything to do with her
father When he conies near
her, she turns her head away
and tries if he tries to touch
her, she wr,ams arid draws
away
This hurts Frank si.itiuething
terrible I keep felling turn that
linen) will target and get over
it in tune Will She
lthtOt)E LSI.ANI) MEl)
BENt 111:1): Tommy may, is
time,
became
more
"feegislag"- but don't cu,ai.a

the life ul inc figure osd whet,
she gets all her irilunuiati,ss
The spetifo question at the
nitilinent is
shu should
shalillatuttir rugs (hi, hiaban,l
or the wife'
We base an electrit
%hainipmorr that u.s no heasier
to push around than the
as crag,- vscusijtii-ka,wr so its
,g t,., pua',l for her operate
I sin employed full tutie Sly
wife is not employed outside the

tame Our live, children at, in
utaul all di&gt; We live in a sell-fuanutw'sl lwtu, with all the
modern (Vnvenient-es My wife
insist., that I should shanip.o

her I. forget,
to the meadime, suites you
eel., being slapped aresad,
iInsist that Eras). get same
prelesasiaal help in kaa'Lag
bus I. cestrol his temper. A
ma. vhs "slaps" his wife
around has seelout preldeas.
DEAR ABBY My wile is tate
of those wonien who knows
everything And her most
thorough area of knowledg e is
what must' husbands do and
do not do. although I cant for

the rugs because
most
husban do 1)0 they ,
husband,
I)I:yi%-p:j));
n1ut 1)119:: I u'sa'f spat
to, "meat' husbasdo, sod
sedherraspear vile list what
"they" 4o sbmid has, si
bea,Sg a who doe'$ what is
h.e. stead .1 working
year
yeurwll tots a lather em this
-madly trivial Prowess. why

tat, tares?

hEAR ABBY I ant a li-year. to au
old niale with a problem On the
US0:HrAlY.
first tote with a girt. I feel no
111.AIi U%0'11111TAIN Who
irresistible urge to kiss her or to said 'all" tins export a guy I.
mate out with her as Is ix- amp all ever this on the fist
p'tled of nivat guys nowadays dots? SI, aid tails of that
I feel that h should grtloknow mist girls peeler the
the girl titter in artier to be appe..ck." said I rvr.muwed
('fl'tLtI of mn) feelings toward u.
tiet
4 tl'9fl)p'fl.%. TI) II St.
it went, that mist girls If pee wt yew ckikk,u to
expeti a guy to do mire tti*,i two gal well, speed twa-v as
jist t alk or hold hinds esen murk lame with them. aid half
ireful they thus hun sery well a, much esoar
is toy slow approach normal
Who said the inn years are
and something to in deaunl' the happietit' hut Abby I new
N' should I o stead anti Joop iiIJ.t What Teenagers Waist
all oser a girl as is expected' to Know, ante .tttiy l
I no site nuny taiy-i my age are l.a.,ky t)c Bessel&gt; hills, (slit
sundering the saute thing and 13217 l'.nciuse Ii and a long,
wed i* greatly relies- ed ol stampeul 110 mIst, sell nits Pt pressure if we knew how ad'irewd rnseiope please
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Students Make Dean's List
line tilin d reil 41141 siih t'igtit upps'n(- Iissnu'n
rumed to the l ),'uri List for the spring.
vision at Stetson University Sri .idilitional 441)
undergraduate 'ltale'nt.s svt'rt' listed on the humor

Will
St'llllflOk' ('inintians on the Ihi'.snv I.ist art- as
follows Marie J ('juvt'v ,alI .V, 2t1I Vs mlii st
Sanford. Karen I' Likes. •lui Swe't'tbrit'r.
Iongw(sxl, John II I't'h:er, 604 Elhsworth,
.Itjnionfe Springs and Linda S l5feitaul, 14$)
Tanirtis i)rist', Sanford
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EDITCS'l N(J1t: This is
the id Is Newipeps,

I. harden of Texas Tech of suchanimals as pigs, mniethud developed at the fear panels (Ste i4 its mud
iberes oline esu.uun
ss,d
to the
University, totbon actually i-hit-tens and Pnanans
Agriculture
Department's iut'rvsalul in ipes is a tracker pres,n dearth
Eateepeiie Aelatlas's
of cottonseed
produces flare (nod for mat
in the early cottonseed flours, hoig1i
ltegit
that has to pertent protein
tHEA's) 515-psi swlie of
pruskauts It humans CaA.N.
and livestock thin it does f iber 1114116111111101 was inactivated by lataae'alor, in New litteasa
eva$a Iris the rereelly
AriuAhee promising use of nuts A teuxcuenpany plNt%I4
each
-IdIom heating That made thmr (lust The procfor the laspillands of s
es, uses standard cottonseed is as a Illent el begin selling a small, nuthkq
puSlIhed bsek, "Futur,
fiber,
cotton plant gives 170 less nutritious
cuitouteqsj to product a Pugh- tinder Ti 'as A &amp; M reseaz product mosti, from the wail of
Vied," by Rurhara Yard.
poanda of Cottonseed
In th, late l%, a gars.
quality (loss with very little tiers have successfully used glanuSess cottunseasi under
By IAUAIIA P01W
th,4
Cottonseed is a small, dleu' cottonseed without iciwsypol
various forms of cottonseed in
name sometime thiS
yellowish seed, the kernel .4 goasypol was developed
meatballs, meat patties and ycor
The soybean uaa't the only which 1$ Pefiwid protein sAil Widespread
iii of giandlesa
Tesas let-us rewardu teats fliad lost
source of Plant protein Il percent ad. After processing. cijttugtae,d, however, is dill has
worked out a nusumbef tit
The yellowish kernels Pease
avadabh.it'ssisnpfyuisgne on i70 Pounds of cottonseed supply ysars away
'i think our cottonseed V-110-38
sutlorseesi (bit recipes Or
percent protein
tie mod wart has bust 274oJSimdaol
po
oil (or hutsat
A titter suludam (or the near us4.ies. candy, quick treads extended hamburgers are - h'eanuts are 22 percent
done.
consumption and 721$2
obetter
than
suy'extended
protein
s
They
IotA
future nay be the Liquid and crackers, some
and t
Yea' crop that are widely liolmIf101 defaltidmeal, '' ('yclune
Process l.Ch'). a have teen sell accepted by hanmbiag,r," dauna Inealch nmuchiik,daedflIts,b.g54
In the Undid Slates loot is Asian by cattle
twin leals Herar
it of the
tar tas
, nuts except
Ilk, particularly good can.
Even excluding otIs, cot'
USI)As Mew Orleans center A
peanuts
didobsforfuilldluigssmieof air toasted foods designed t ot
A local newspaper, wit 01 bin
id pe
l,
Protein audi: cotton. human tee are not sew. As
colleagues adds has even ulne
flu knn,ta are a bell Wong
psimuts. cern aid sits,
early as 1175, eottoou
_e,4 flow
op with a name for t new for eding (ruin the hand I kept'
Ba had Is pick uSerS of con-smug op to
i*uukad cc*tunbstg,r
dropping ttwsuu tutunti flit iit
then wU11 bo thefw to
m, pitein was proskaced a the
cusiiuomi, but they tasted v.vj
Ilunt
dart
kuut.u',g
lot
a apdkcad assec. d pedal. Iii hi the 192k, a Tallinn firm
tanbiatgers yet Before cut, nutty in tuotiet
Is the Aawn
(. Bell asia came oat with 5fl Improved
banae,d can tel mcixpeated I ('Op)I'mit,td O ct 1175 by isis
sdanteds pro the Red to the outloesud flow.
Into processed beds, a bar. told Published b
OM UM SWAWIAthe mod These early flours had
William Morrow And tuinpany,
dependable supply of
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glandless (low, or both, La

adihehy: cstVend

problems. Mod arose fruits lbs
Be that of ces primarily presence in the seed of
m a dM5, Bug, .ccuediag to gossypol, a substance that

nudtfliosu rsesorder Magusi adversely offsets lie digediost

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necessary.

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Prorty

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NOTICS UNDIR FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTU
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
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HAL COLBERI REALTY0(

CON

MULTIPLE LISTING REALTO.

ANNELIDIC ECOLOGY
CIPTS
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Harold Hall Realty
REALTOR MLS
373.5174 day of night

REALTY

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Jim Hunt Realty

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SERIOUS INQUIRIE5 ONLY
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total in baseball
He played on U American
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DEADLINES

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M(JtJNTPOCONO,Pa,itJpli edge out defending champion a setting sai cooled the ttack the favonte."
97 149; 5ft
The elIWtVe checkered flag in loin SIieYI'S IIL$34. Joliiiiy before mabng his qualifying
Ø()IJy (J
a 500-mile race is a renewed Ridheefard,afcrmerwtnnerat rims. He waived a previous Waither, 1%.912 and Pancho A,VI'o.04114L01I1.ad0140C.of
4Pes10fla15
o. v.slaq muvi.CipII IIt0 avid
target for E)anny thigais, and Pocnno, Is on the oo4side of the attem$ "t,catae ci miacom. Carter, l.$i4, occupy the third so sea'
-- . - - -- WHO .wwi.d tIarea, '0 Sçlior I
I'40(lNOrThftdIII00.
11
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Piea11f
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thU tIme the Hawaitanborn front row after achieving a murlcations with my (elm"
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FACEO*ITP$AORINCING
s.os East lfl feat
SECTIONV - AMENMTOF
drtvercouldhavethegunstogo IU.97$ speed.
and when he finally made his row besides the fronl tier to II
PROBLEM
mwucIN
710,9r,1j,lOm.IOj$14, OFFICIAL CITY MAP To.V?01
all the way.
Picfuapl AlcotIolci AII00pmOv$
nai, StIed Darny was Clocked hate Coiwoeth operated CarS. 24 11(0140 Emit 7114 140 tO tIll Cly CMcN
C.AHI'IP
The second row consists ci in 47.30 seconds for a 190.V$ Unser, threete lady winner SoulIl ,,gM of *ay of 500.0.11 w,tIlOn:.d 10 4,0104. 4111,, •,
P'100, *2) h117
In command most of the w.y
,.jpplimiot IIu off, al ty map Of
only two-tUne winner, nipli nsa woimd the 2$-intl. 1t1 and whom many consld*rte
P
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.I. 0.d r.9N 04 0•700 tIll C.ty of CatWIWvr,. RI 91 11
af
Indianapolis last month A.J. Foyt, who also owns an oval. (a Pus second rim, Ongain er the favorite Sumday on the . c.r to ,p'. r.gos bc . '14.0 04 Clyde IIIC 400114140 covaa.o.o .o 54111010. Feo,.da 37771
before falling out with ummatdwd record of four Imady was even faster at 190.394 with a basis of his prlglous (4jj y 111110 110$. a 00440(104 102 II tIlt 11(1.00 I Plilpef
lSm,rt,$11.
SECTION Vt - SEVERASILITY
ISALCOHO5.APROSLM
rnectianlc,J prOt4ems, OngalI %Q victories. Foyt was clocked 47.20-second time.
last month, is in the fourth row IIlfvuClSOOlO)IdpqrliO.
11(0000 Eat' 175$ teas ba poscI
II by 14(140 01 0041.00 of I
IN YOUR FAMILY'
talth the pole position for at 144.201. Gordon Jolancock hit
"1 wouhio't suggest that we cm a 144.090 clocking. Jolmn 00 tll *40 r,uI of wa, of 5'.'. s4(l.0 of tOO o04,wuc. 91011 ID
AL ANON
Sunday's Poatno $00, gaining 147.201 and Mitlo Andretti, the are the car to beat," said the Parsons,
Rd
IS
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and
Willy
1$4.$$9,
to.vi• Souslllae%IIVIv 110119 144 CDOIIIIIA,001I. *5 14II not b 1111410
the coveted arm with the 01Y current Grand Pflz Formula reserved (ingals. "Being 1)alientsch, IU.B9 are
V4111 01 wly 11004 I C5f','I 1091,140 .1941,4411 0, •vopa.r 11, vaI4Iy.
For twrtPw, oIocmlI40 CIII
190 mph speed In Thursday's One leader, is onthe wall side of fastest by a few humdredihs cia tier.
ID, 4 '40.0 of 321136 leaf. I lord, or if tcl 01 by 05111, 0115411
47341110? SOIl
qualifying session,
the row at 117.fl7.
seconds lsa much of a difSanford Al Anon Famly Groyp
Officials hope to have a 33-car 4'sIan(I of 71142 tIll to a PO'11$ 00 of pall 0010,1 0,4010(1
Ungals reistereI 190.31$ to
to,
SoyltI
l,nof
10$
II.
SECTION
VII
ANNEXED
P0 No.13)
(uisdeniedhewaiteduntil ference and doesn't rate being field Icr Sunday's race. There
If%focINortIu514.qceal. 31 mu%,ffl. AREA RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES
Sanford. FIl .37171
were 20 cars that qualifIed
11(0000 *11, log
laM - To., ypon IllS OrdolfIcI
Thundayandanifforttstwlng 132741IØ10"IIPO.IIIOISg.vWW0,, 11(0111.09 if$f(j*yl, tf 0r0011t7
Alt YOU TROUSLED1 CIII Toll
DECLARING
AVAILASILITY
OF
0*1111 '0 tIll IdeIl dtICr,Wd lvi
F?f1 011 1277 1*, ME CARE.
made today to add additional
MUNICIPAL SEIVICES. 01 ,v..d.r,.$tIaIIb.IrtII.dtomIIof
Its &amp; Teani
vehicles to the lineup. ihere FINING CONDITIONS OF AN to. r91I$ lid pVivIl94l and lvi
tren a Pocono 500 OIEIATIONpI0VIDINC,ZOlIING mts't,Il ms are IromlIm. t*t11, DIVORCE-.$3000 - GuarlotHO
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oros NIT. No. 705
warn iesa uasn jj race cars.
THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF auffiorlyOf to. Cly 04 C.nilb.rr,.
Pompa0. FL 13011 04141,7
________________________ CASSELURIY. FLORIDA. TO FI014&amp; 1110 1111 01014.000 of 11*. ________________________
INCLUDE SAID PARCEL OR COWl., 01 1011 Cl, of
L.9.1
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LAND IN TIlE MUNICIPAL LIM FIor4I. .n.ccordavIcI.tIl CtIlçfOf
I-Lost £ Foonad
ITS or SAID CITY.
Ill 044, 14*5 04 FID,4a. 074
AUTI4ORIZING
AMENDMENT
OF
SECTION VIII - EFFECTIVE FICTITIOUSNAMI
1.0.11 Purs, loll •r III,
NoIcs % OlfIby g'vWl 11,41 I am CITY MAP TO INCLUDE THE AN DATE - Tli.s 0f0,1110(5 10,411 Iroen
OAXVIIJ.E, (aio lJpf p and one on the way heck, only last few holes - I don't know
111401 Sanford C Plr,'ly 011
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IN.
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HirIwell
whether I got a little tired or
TI 'I 101.410 0I15 (III 723 4137
little-known Jeff Hewes, cost him one bogey.
A.e, 5140010,11 . 5imnoII County, 'NO FOR THE RIGHTS AND FRI IS PISIlIl bOO 4009140
"1 watched Gary Player hit what," North said. "last night P Io,,da. ufudIf 1111 fctt,js ,um 00 VIL LOIS FOR CITIZENSHIP IN FIRST READING 111,$ 12Th day 00
1mg his third crack at tile
- .A tour, retied on a deit oif of the bunkers na practice was the first good light's sleep MICRO NRUSHOF ONLANDO.and THE CITY. SEVERASILITY. AND )*'*e, AD 17$
R,a., d$70,o, 'Mowi' lOyr ofd
SECOND READING ,I1 1011. day
11*41 I .44*44 ID rf'9.1I11 114 name (OF ECTIVE DATE
Irnl, cat. O',, &amp; Wl.,Ie Call
putting touch to grab a three- round and I learned a 11*," I've had in a week."
WHEREAS. IPlIrl 1* 01*1 1,110 Of Juno. A 0 117$
alIllIle
CIfyl
011111
C'rcuI
Court.
Celled 203 37$ 073
Three players, Mark 1.ye, 5.n'violt CounIy, FIo144 .11 Ic
stroke lead Thursday In the Crenabaw said.
alll 1111 City Clial of II.. CIt Of
FINAL
READING
AND S'P.'llV. ?OflDi. I 91l*0Ii '11 *UUPIIOP4 111*0 1011 Day Of Juol,
Andy North started out the Bob Shearer and Jim CoItwil, (0'0I0(l wIN Ill pVOy4.On5 011111
first round of the $0,000
IIII4I0$40 511114 by 1111 I4r.00..4r A 0 IllS
F Ot•out Nan'. SI11,l,t, To *5
4.-Child Care
way he left off in wimming last tied for fifth mth par-TO.
Canadian Open.
of Ill all $011901 to Dl 41101.14
503 OIl 101.01 5IaIIp5
APPROVED
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-- - Kes CaIdwell, Mike Sullivan, S.cI.on
Hewes, 31, had a nmmer drop week's U.S. Open, posting a
(001*1109
tO
•'d
reQli11I,nq
911
S'g Norma JIb 9.90
aILL S GRIll,
llf1IQfl*Of.flg'm
Lilyl
udo the cup for a par on (he field-leadIng, 3-under 32 on the Ed 1)oughterty and Pat McGo' PubIS?. Jun. 73. 30. July 7, 54. IllS 40111111•00114100114001011 par(eI
MAYOR
1(11001 1910 (I,,ld,ie, It n'y
tt*tlf.ClIIt deScribed 011,1,11. and ATTEST
DIV
01
wan
tied
with
North
at
I-over
front
nine,
But
four
bogeys
on
fom.
fol
14th,andapitctiahotrollllfeet
IIIl 11*4 Sulnm11
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WHEREAS. III C'ty CouncIl 01 MARY * HA*T$ORNE.
3730300 LI Mary
backdownhllltos.tupablrdle thebacknlnelefthiminaflve- 71.
'1* Cl, of CasOIIbecry. Florida, C'Iy dorm
___________________________
IN TI4I CIRCUIT COURT. 117$
Jack Nictlaus finished iii
l011.$01OrsaIrIgylarm40.n94th.4 PubI,50 juni)), 30. Jul17, II, IllS
putt on the 12th. On the lad two way tie for eighth at I-over 72.
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
C', CouncI ha
Ippcou.0 tIll DEYO?
7-?.tels.HoteIs
"I really played well until the strokes off the pace at 73.
Mci, he sank a pair of 12-foot
$IMINOI,I COUNTY, FLONIDA
911140 5qvi14 by to, I.ndo*,u.y of
______________________
CIVIL ACTION NO 70flhICAII L
puns from the fringe to I hula
II. area 5009111 10 be 11101.14.
CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA.
304(11 *lONlp &amp; MOnlIlly 1.1.4
FICTITIOVINAMI
(000111t'nq I and 11411111.119 III
with a 17, tying the course Louisville Out
mun.cpof cocpcv.140,
TPII NI. Sanford Inn I
loaf mm
Not.c, ,0 Illclbt
40111.lt,011 Of lad p41(51 and p45
record.
PIIntlIf. co115dI,ld
&amp; SR 10.511191043234000
IPlorOugP,ly
• fn9l910'04I0IltaS03 ,a,I 7Stp
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tee Trevino, well heck with a
1"V'
0115411$ Of Ouch 410114540 It'd "'"n'' 1•'I"
HELEN CONSTANTINE.
II.
3-over 74 Thursday, set the
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Thin
to
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SANFORD
EARLY
CHILDHOOD
FIoq4a, .nac(0141n(I*•91CO.91la
recordintheflrztroundo( lait As
NOTICIOFACTION
Ill 041, LawS of 110,44, 9l, 1,4 CENTER. 404 SIsal I 1,0014 I.
'ear's Open.
WHEREAS, ObI1(5404 •0 511(11 rI9lt$lflIIdlOIlnI**lfltIll Cliii Of
Braves Home
Jolvin.. *11.40,5
cii Santa Barbara,
40414.1140 avid 300*09 1,1,1 bIer ,. C'rci.t Cou,t. t.m0$.I. C.wl,.
P004 O$l*c, Sos 153
(000411.4 and 11111 I09* 0144. and 1 F1014. NI a(00tdb0(I
Calif., turned professional in
P011 5,ron. N.. Yofi
SWEETCORN
LOUISVIU.E, Ky. IUI'l, - Association.
b0011"09 01111 bIll .nIlc40of 911 0'0v*$lo0. 04 tIll P1(111
l%$,laittwicelcmthisucketfor $230511
Cly of Ca$uIbIqr'y, FIOr44, 74 St.l.,. Ts WIt'
Bulfalo Braves could be Brown said his personal
AlyllI Ma. lcFarst$
RUSNIN
VINE
Flo,4a
SIltutsi
lID
falling tO Will $7,440 iii hi
1114111 aId ill". SaId pII91fty.
going to either Minneapolis or preference was to bring the
Sanfor4, 1)0,4.
RIPE TOMATOES
54 Mary N MIle
01101115 IS spiofIC c.o*ts.*
rwnsdo qyi
JIll
3100
,
Diego, according to at' Bravts to LousvWe. hit
SmMerd CilIld Cafe,
,WrIcl40s sw.i
IMOCa c.i. 54,.
ANDERSON FARMS
7 IllS
JwMI4,SLit,
WHEREAS, till CIty Cs,4ICII f,4
owner Jolts Y. Brown, who studying the situation, ?se
lOIS RlIrOld Ay00.0
I1!OFr,eucI, Avi
733 73$I
DIV II
"One thing I do as well as decided not to move
(011(1.0,4
IrOm
'nv'0I'•at.00
1011
SirlIord FIord.
the decided the financial backing
Ill vvluvi.c.paI Hrylcl% SIll II
anyuteonthecowseia,lhave National
Basketball hedesredforhmsteamwasnof
519911 Loscy
EVERY DAY 501010111 '5 100009
INVITATION TO lID
a,aIabll 10
II 01 4,v,ll,4
lot of patience," Hewes said. Asaociation franchise to
501 EasI ill, Str40
I SPill O.,
TP
10 1fI Call
bard f Tr.,slfe% 04 to,
rn. ,9,s,, dIll of I$II0 ,
his available in the city.
"Anyone who's bees to the home town of Louisville.
Sanford, 11011db
5110.11011 Mmof.aI IfoipsIll .11.11*
d,
fl(,
04I* arId you! CIaSS,I,.d Ad all
"After talking to many of my
44)914? 11191 tCmOtyO*
NOW. THEREFORE. SE IT EN b4$ spoo III. IolI0*'nq
hool three limes has to have a
He said he would name the people who looked into the
RW,cda CIa, 1009
EI*Ctr,c L*9l.l F..lyteS
ACtED NY THE CITY COUNCIL
lot of patience."
lUninownI
A3dt,tsI
,ntO,nuat.on.
0110.114
OF THE CITY OF CAS%EI,SERRY,
intended city by Wednesday. situation, I dido't (eel like it
Hewes' late surge carried
I91(.I,CaI,0n5 In I,aIabI. II 0$
FLORIDA
"The economy of pro basket. would make it In Louisville,"
too.. 11111 CIII,
SECTION I -.- ANNE NATION ICC of to,
turn past early leader Arnold
ball has priced a town like Brown said. "I tried everything
1141) IUP4INU
" 0100 IT'll DC 11111110 '0 'TIC
ThaI 1101 C.Iy of
l'aliner, who came in tied for Louisville out of the market,"
7110 0.II.nq01m 51rea4
IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT FOR
in the world to Justify bringing
Coasffb.rry. FIoq,da. 001* 01,0*191 MafflIall Mana91c 011111 Sem.00l.
second with Ben Crenihiaw aiid
PIl.IadIIOflI*. PIIWI)yIIIniI
Mfn'orI.I
9050.111, 1101 tall F,rSl
IIMINOI,I COUNTY. FLORIDA
4114
111910,
1114111
and
delIlnal,
Brown said. He had hoped to the team here, but it Jint came
PROSATI DIVISION
Terry Ihehl at l'under-par 70, attract about SO Investors who tg
100"qOIlC11Il'ntrlCtOfIlvid 1y41 51r40. Sanford. Flor,da 32775 All
HofIC• CIa.,
.11
Fib NyntI,, 5 T3BCP
p5,41 *444 bIds Shall DI pSilImIrsId Aol lallr
l'alrner, who has not won a would pod up between $30,000
Leo. Mary Road
D.,lss.R
mOfI 011IlCularly d.$crlb.d as 11.40 tIll II 44,00 July. 075. lAd
i;* event 1111cr 1473, said, "I and $100,000 spiece.
Sanford. F.o.$I
51111101 rItllvedOlIOr bIfofI 11113111 IN RI (STATS 00
IOdlQ*1. lost
ALLIE MYERS
was Putting the ball more bIlly
B,9.nn.09aIt01S* (*011 Of La' 64$ Of July, 117$
The decision announced at a
Cell Ma. CIa. Brown
0900.09 .1 111(11 04$ *II 141.
II CIA'llI PIll 10(01409 I tIll
011,1110
than I have been. That was
Ill Eall 1011I StrIli
Mantle
lly I5OUbled
04? 11101,01.0 rS(Orded .11 P104 SooN 011(1 alto, O$I'cl Of t011 Ulliflal,
NOTICI OF ADMINIITRATION
Sanford. F 101.41
encouraging."
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING
. P.s. 00.0090 PubIc 111010004 ManagIc of till Sim,noll MlfnD,IbI
erwe in Louisville Thursday
MIrIOfI L0*fry
9059.111 III 000(10(1 PM 0010.
CLAIMS DII DIMANDS AGAINST
'Crenshaw, a $124,000 money nightendedatwo.yeareffortby Condition
Somluot. Cnly, FIorsde.
SOS tall IllS 540
THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL
,',n lI.Idl(• North 0 digrIll, fl 411 dIv 01 July, 107$
st inner last year, said he was In the lOCal tiva
Sansond.
P10,441
community
SImnole Memorial H050lal OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED
m.19le5, 7011(0001 EatI $1009 101
and 004 cii the bw'IkErI
IN TIlE ESTATE
*101 I'r*of ladLe' II.ldllIan(I Of resIrvet 1111 r.51ll 10,11141 lIly end
' and fans to get a pro basketball
AlSO, 1 Iny 01 1111 above 011end
all 041
"I felt like an Arab stseik."
YOU ARE H(R(5V NOT IFIED
I•qS,
frarrhlsetorepiacethed.funct Serious
*411% II• 0114. 11* 1111000*11 .40*5,
1041114
PublIUl
Jul11
lo.vi(
s
37,
*3.
3L
107$
ad.,' sIstrof 400* Il.. lit..
NOrISI SI 0.91.10. 34 minotet,
Bid his four trips 11*0 the Kentucky Colonels of the
01.1%. 0.14.10, QII44eat arid III
0Ev 03
10 14(0000 letI 471 f,1f.
of ALLII MYERS 4.0,1110. II
s,
oWe. partIes (11110Mg WsfiiaM
and traps cm tt fF014 ftlfl
IliAd Nof Ill 1$ 019111*. 701000)110,
Numb., 75 22$ CF. '5 pl'd'ng .n II..
American Basketball
t)Al.1AS UPIi - Mickey IlIfov0$l. siodi? Or .gaaI$l Inyof
26 Ie(ond% Fail liii fet 9191, NOTICI
OF
RIIOLIITION Cr94.1 Courl 10, Sem.noI County.
aboyl named Di$.ndanIs, a-sd •II
South
r,911 04 say of 50*11011 CLOSING. VACATINS
MargIe, the Hall ci Fame center pIrtlil 111.10, or claiming 10 llvl
AND F1ol,da. Pnoball 01540. lPs• ad
*114 of SfI,(Pl .5 1101 Courtllo.js*,
ASANDONING RIGNT$OP.*AY
fielder for the New York V.glll.I,tIlandI011flUlltPlI pIrl,l$ Nov11yard.
Sanford, Florida 33771 Thupp.rlOnaI
Ilwvicl
St
11009114.944
TO
*90*
IT
MAY
CONCERN
511
of
Sly
Yankees, Is hospitalised in 04 real 9109IrIy 114150 dlMr'b.d
a curves 1111 riglIl PsI • r,4,
NOTICI 'I IllIfOy 9,10 101.1 1151 r,Pr,)4fllaly, of 11.1 lOuIS
YOU ARE NOTIFIED lMf Ill
ANDREW
serious condition with heeding act'00 to flIftIoll I4n 01 11l
111110140, a 011140(101 10711 t.f RoarS of Couoty Comm,51.o.w,o
IL *15 MYERS JR
P5,0(1 SOUIPI 370,91,11, IS
S.m'nol. County. 110,4., at ,
*110)4 adOrsil 5 1370 Sanla Rarbar.
-,
ulcers, according to his doctor. hollowIng arc.fs 04 pfspifty 50
• ..wa flf
3011(1141 LIII 47 II lIe$ 91 a p044 RIullr M40.ng MId 00 to, t)m Drrl Dun.dn, 0)0,44 1312$ TIll
Mantle was admitted to the S.msoole County, FlorIda
00 tIll *101 rigot if way if 11111 day Of Jul10. A 0. Ills. '0 1011 01"t and adOnIS of III 01110011
III Fall °, Of 1Sf Si. SOUTH
intensive care unit of SANF
County Consm.j.soq' Meel114 llplI'WOIII,vI% ll?OV01y WI
Road IS and 400.
ORD. ac00Idalg te 1111 PIll
I40lcl
SOwlIs.4'$t.I, 1)009 114 Room .411014 COl,tIillIv5I aS 54. lorIlS below
.
0 CODy ?i
Brookhaven Medical Center lMr,01, ao n1(0164 'fl PIll loll I,
1.5111 of ely along a (11iW11010.140 11104114 Couolv, 110,41. 0111*114.0
All p4150110 114.09 cla.fl'l Or
Wednesday in critical condition paql $4, Public R1(01.4 04
Ii P0$lIsSiI and NeON, 11*04040,5 0111.1110% 1911111 101 litali a..
'II I lad'v% Of 321114 *40,
________
with a hemoryhaged ulctr. Dr. Coynly, Fh*ldI
W5tao. II 21343040 911 MinI an g•?I. 015014 mIld .do.tsd a 114u'rIl.
WITHIN
THREE
17) 105. 54. 51100 A, N M
RpIyt.00 cI1119. lICf.5 404 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF
Ii,
____
Frank Altick said Thursday SMITH'S SECOND SUBDIVIsiON, II'. SoutISI,nof
THE IIRST PUBLICATION OF
IIIl0ClNoi91S$41g,, 3110,1.111. abIIl400.11g,
nlnIlJflCIn9
and
Mantle's stat. Improved to acc0'd.ne be 'III PIal IIIIO.4. as
THIS NOTICE, to III .111 to, (1110
1100114$ MIII 11009 SouIII IsOl d.5CIl.m.ng Illy bad all riflI of to,
tS(OIOed Ill PIll loll I, page 10.
-.1 ,j
"serious."
6)7 74 140 II 10. P014 of Rfg.00sse
CouflIl of Slm.00fs and 1011 ubIic'0 0* Ihu. av
(aurl 4 *n,?l51u
Public 1110145.1 SlInenOFiCSuolp.
SECTION
*444
III
tSIIO109
6II
Ii
1IIIlm.nf
OIlny (Ibm Of 0*nlaAd
ZONING
det(r.bld
.
"Hewuaerloumly Wand was Plorsd
tIll1111Iy tIa.l E1911 clam muSt Dl
DESIGNATION
11511
1,4 .401001 sly. 5 w,t
critical but we took him off that
1)1 LOIS 11.112. 110(1 II, 'II F,
All 111141 ad10erl 00 I.oII I
progorty dflcr.b44 in 51cI.o I f
.n anIng alsO my5i 'nO.041, it..
_________
lid," Altick said. "I can aswze E I TRA110RD'S Map 04 tIll 111,0 0,410111(1 $lIaIl IlitI tIll ttIfOl,9*
5)0&lt;1300 *l,,t(Inlb'l bas, Ion to, clam, 11.1 lam. 1110
Tools ci 5.1,1.14. 1(1111115 II till 10110.01 040.09
A4d,l.On
FF51
____
addlEil
of 11w cr14 101 Dr011 a9qw
II
Gin.,.
cIlll.ficat,.n
as
you now he's very much O.K. FIat 101,100. 10 11001444 '0 PIll
11101014 50 P104 BauS 2. P191 1004 01 bltOrnly, and 1111 110011111
No I - I IA
____
lie's taking food end doing a lot 5.0* 1.069115441, Public Rics,4$ PanOff
1011 PWIIIC 511*040 Sf 50*111091 (l4.m14 11101 CIa.m tool yCt 0.0.
TOil pof I
of 1.04 54. p
0 Soma*te CIWlIV.
____
littler,"
to, 4111*11111 1 5,11 bflOflSl Du
C10tllPlfI,PS6.PI91I0,pubfi&lt; Coynly, FI51'4l
VI VV00
III LOIS, SmCN I. liii A. S R
By toe loan 04 (oWlft Com 0,111 01 stat.d If 10. Clam .
RIODrIS
01
S,m.I, County,
At Mantle's request, the
TRAFFORD'S MAP OP TNt
1040*WrS
Fl,,ida.
SI
(OnInglot
0? ,AIlQ.,d.l,d
lywrg
Ilma*ls
_____
1401111
Counfy.
0
90
No
Ill
phet, that as.r.d
doctor released few details ci TOWN OP SANFORD, l((SfdsOg II 5.Ct.lnl,olSf $40011
010,4.. 111,5 1)11 lay 04 Jul11, AD, 0.5.11 04 tIll s0lI(ffil.Oly 40.11 Dl
S. lane.
Isse
PIll
l0*svsf,
at
IIC4Id
NI
PIll
the
Illness,
but
Altick
sold
the
il44 II 90 (lan, '5 )4cur14, to,
W, ffie Ivanleg Her'
TownVi'p uS, and *40 01 a curve
BOARD OF COUNTY CON
_____
S10Wf.ty 511111 Dl dIjcr'bed To,
47.yesr-oId Oklahoma native aluS I, 04911 5444. PublIc bId. 04111114 Is and 355*40 Ir
90
____
f. - •blyevwvblUke'. :
04 SinuisI, Comfy. FlorIda
cla,manI Mall 01I.vei Isolt,cwnf
om$cly c4M04w
0* II Nd Ii MISSIONERS
wobablywouldb.ho*tall,ed
III LOIS. hOd 17, Tie. C. I R
OP
SIMINOLE COUNTY. (OP'4* Of tIll Clam to tIll 41l to
have? Well. they're
TRAP FORD'S MAP OF 7141
FLORIDA
Pa1014 N, I - LA-I
10101410. (liii tO l011l 005 log, to
TOWN
OF
SANFORD.
accsrdiog
IS
available. New yeu :
ArIfuw,
N 51(15,10 j,
S.4'IsOi09 II. polif 555 lIlt N i
.4(11 p1150011 clprIjanl•l.y
Since retiring irons baseball
101 Plab t0.c.of. It .105111db P1.1
Cliii
All p4rs,o lotfIlsIld '91 to. ,u.s
,eat
u'
it"
e Mom till 5*
nl*afterlSseasonaMaMle 5.00 I. P19*11444 PublIC RKOiII
can erder an Sail S.
comw. of Los $4, PIll Of C.oI,aI Pt J
II *1*10 a cop, SI 1114 Nofic, 0*
_____
has
had
problens
cdli
ulcers,
of
34wl,.isI,
(sointy. #lsq41
Dep,t, Ct.ct
A410 0051y1140 1145 1.40 101*514 5
Pr1, P51. P.9I *, PWIIIC Nio01
____
-.
whiled any plieS.
101 1.54 31, SlIck 30. PINE
StALl
____ - T
Ahtickukd.
.f 5.n,no)0 Comfy. P15,41,
Vlqv,r14.
WITHIN
THREE
hai apeered
lIa(lbyqy,
LEVEL, .1c01444 Ii to. psa'
L.a
rvlIlll.,lc.
MONTHS
P ROW THE DATE 6
N 01051115 Ii' 10" 191
Mantle has been llvtng in
tP'*f,
II
?I(UfOd
Ill
Lard
Do'eifsgmsnf
PIll
5004$,
pisof
a
D.v,440
Tilt
FIRST
•
,
PUSLICATION
O
_____
in the (vashie Herl)sllas for several yew's and is pages 36.1430, Public lsc* 04 0111111411 a 35591sf trim 101 1,101413
THISNOTICE.tof.)0anyuSI1(?,om
asicepreildentofHenenelife Som.00)0 Couady, Florida
*15111Iy?N Of sIp If $4 a. SI SInl'MIl C*a$y C*if 100001
lIlly mIp 11111 11111 (111111091 to,
ablwl*lelhalsst3e
SanIs04, 01114. 37711
III
Ms lIen Islid agalnol y
.04 pw.
aI4'ly 00 90 411.01115 a.11. Ihil
Insurance Co.
days 1w $411 pics
. '
allrlS.wedlsh11vescogofyol,
l0.0(51v051Of1iow51400 Ilosgild CERTIFIED COPY
gil.l,c.t,.n
of Ih.
911504111
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Alih*.v H $101.10 Jr
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Valuable Player In Uw Ameri- VERNON MItE. JR. afOsIohSy $5r No.111 510140 1.4,1 14 14(540 5, Cliii Of till C',cw.t Clql
IulidiI40 of tIll surl
Simsoeli COiMy, 10544
*
ALL CLAIMS. DIMAtIDS. AND
can Ingot, was elected to the P1401.01. *11455 10015$ It P00 Ralig. *5, T0*blS*sg 11$,
tls*ici *400,17 $10115 1,51454(040 II Sandy J44s
Oltic. Dib..' 1. Sanlud F05144
OBJECTIONS NOT 50 FILIO
_____
Hall of Fame Us 1974. He 37715, SosI 11*,
IaMtsIilq .00erf INs if Usd Lab DSINIV ClIli
July01. IllS. i14
WILL BE FOREVIR SAIlED
I iniabed his ceer soth $20 lI)090.,11e41.ifIllo.CI*10154 *4.100*1 N 5 -.. )3 35, 5
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SPORTS
I3A-(v.aing HeraW., Sanford, Fl.

Friday. Jane 23, 1111111

UMINOLE
ON THE MOVE
I)rirrs and horses take
sulkies toard the finish
line at Seminole Harness
ItaceSo alo in ('asselberr.
where harness racing is

flourishing to the tune of
mutuel handle
aterage of better than
1100.04)0. The best season
in track history extends
through Sept. I. Racing is
nightly at $ Tuesday
through Sunday .
a daily

SANFORD, FLORIDA

RedsOne Back With 5-0 Win Over Giants
By tinted Press International
The Cincinnati Reds are
playing with two of their best
players, Johnny Bench and Joe
Morgan, sidelined with Injuries,
et the club remains in close
)

lt MILIOS RI CH MAN

Causes Stir

(OfltEfltl(*l,

The subject lain ugly one, racism, and
NEW YORK I UPI
Jim Rice finds himself caught in the middle.
On one hand, Rice comes out and says there's no racism on the
Boston Red Sox today. On the other hand, he's quoted in the
current edition of Sport Magazine as saying his progress with the
Red Sox was not as rapid as it might've been had he been white
instead of black. Rice's statements In the magazine are the result
of a spring training Interview in March.
They couldn't have come out at a wont time as far as he and
Red Sox officials are concerned because the club is riding along
nicely on top in its division ... and no one wants to rock the bust at
this point. Particularly on such a sensitive subject as racism.
In the magazine piece. Rice, talking about Fred Lynn's winning
a regular job ahead of him threw year, ago, says, "Itace has to be
a factor when Fred Lynn can hit .240 in the minors and I can hit
.340 and he gets a starling job before I do."
In my personal experience with Jim Rice, I've found him to be
honest and completely aboveboard. I believe he has no personal
resentment toward Fred Lynn, nor Lynn against him.
Occasionally there is situation, or a rivalry if you like, as that
between Rib. Ruth and Lou Gehrtg, Mickey Mantle and Roger
Marts and hank Aaron and Rico Carty. Everybody likes to outdo
the other fellow. Years from now, when they're in their 40s or 50s
and get together at some OIdT'imer, Game, I'm sure Jim Rice and
Fred Lynn will talk about the "old days" and have a good laugh
over these stories now.
As Itodon's designated totter. Rice leads the American league
in home runs and runs batted in and ranks in the top 10 among the
circuit's hitters.
In Baton Wednesday, lute said he hadn't read the magazine
article but he did have a prepared statement about the dory.
"I have the highest regard for (Manager i finn Zimmer, I partowner and general manager) Hollywood Sullivan and the entire
Red Sox organization," Rice's statement said. "Furthermore.
I've always been treated fairly by this organization.
There
may have been a time through the years when racism was an
lasos on this team. It certainly does not exist today."
lUte said he considered all his teammates his friends.. (and I he
was "deeply hurt" by what he called his "alleged quote" which
said he associated with flint and hlobson, but wouldn't call them
friends.
I'm pretty sure I know what Jim Rite meant there, too. What he
was trying to say, I believe, Is certainly he's friendly with Itant
and Hobson but that basically he's a loner. Nothing wrong with
that.
Kite is absolutely right when he suggests there was a time when
the Red Sox were lily white. The first black player they ever
brought up was Pumpale Green, and that wasn't until 19.
One thing I can't buy Is that the Red Sox advanced Lynn more
quickly than Rice because of the difference in their color. Both
were brought up from Pawtucket late in 1074. Darrell Johnson,
managing the Red Sox then, designated Lynn as his regular
venter fielder at the dart of 1Th after Lynn hit .410 in 15 games for
them it the tail end of the previous season.
Rice had better figures than Lynn at Pawtucket but batted only
In 24 games for the lied Sox at the end of the 1074 season. lie
darted the 1075 season on the bench while Tony Conigliaro tried a
comeback In left field, but Rice took over the regular job in June.
The entire situation, 1 feel, is placed in proper perspective by
larry Whiteside of the Baton Globe. Whiteside covers the Red
Sox regularly and Is one of the bed baseball reporters in the
eow1iv. The fact his black is only Incilental.

Led by George Foster and
pitchers Bill Honham and
Manny Sarmiento, the Iteds
downed the division-leading
San Francisco t;sants, .o,
Thursday night to move within
one game of first place,
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to their second triumph in the
three-game series with the
Giants.

seventh and allowed only one
hul the rest of the way for his
fourth save. S.armlmto also
look over the NL lead in earned
run average with 1.94.

'Ii we keep winning, we'll lw
All right." Foster said. 'We're
starting to play wood 1*11 and
we're close enough to keep the
pressure on the Giants."
Ilonhain, now 4.1, gave up
only two hits in 62-3 Innings and
Sarnsiento took over in the

In other Ni. games, Houston
edged Los Angeles, 4-3, Mont.
real beat New York, 2.0,

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With Billy Martin's job and
Ike, Gwdry' 11-game winning
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night, the New York Yankees
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rally to detest the Detroit
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leadoff homer in the first in. in insurance runs.
rung. But Reggie Jackson tied
Rich Gosaage, brought on
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hiozesna pitch into the rlghtfield man in the bottom of the inning,
stands with one out In the ninth wild-pitched home a run but
for his 12th homer.
nailed down his 10th save and
By the time the top of the t.uitky's 12th victory.
inning was over, Lou I'iniella
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singled in the go-ahead run off to losing a game all year," said
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Lahloche, 6-3, work ed two
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Ringers 8, A's 2:
thump Wills' two- ru n triple
Francisco 0.
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10th game since May 5 and Oakland. line-k Ellis, 6-3, w ent
Eddie Murray and Kiko Ga rcia seven innings and Morgan, 0-3,
in three runs each to lead gave up sic runs in 21-3 innings.
Baltimore over Milwaukee for Mariners I, White Sox 1:
the Orioles' 11th t ri umph in the
Bob Stinson, w ho had hornlast 20 games.
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Angels 4, Tales 2:
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Ken landreauc and Ron for two rims in the top of the
Jackson had beck-to-back r un- 10th to defeat Chicago. Reliever
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in t he 12th liming to give the w in .
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New Yo rk 0; l'tuladelptua 2, St.
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Johnnie Bennett and
Bennett each
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out home runs Thurday night as Ilamp's Angels
chugged to a 214 Women's
Softball league victory over
Slumbefite at Fort Mellon
Park.

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Monday
and soft ball.

Secret?
Prayer
HERSHEY. Pa. 111111) Nancy lopez attributes her
record- breaking golf game to
confidence and pr ayer.
"I pray a hot. I really do," the
21 •yearold rookie said before
today's l.PGA tournament.
"It makes me (eel very
cordident. I believe in a lot of
things and when I believe, I feel
moore powerful."

Morning: volley ball; afternoon: baseba ll

Johnnie had four 1(111*, also
Adding a triple Alice Bennett
had a triple and single to
complete the one-two- three
Bennett puzwts against Slum.
ttriie.
Dot Bryant and Yvonne
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She set a record for the most
niey won by a rookie on
either the men's or women's
tour and for the not conseco.
tier victories on the women's
tour.
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The Iingwuod Recreation Department will open a nineweek summer recreation program Monday at the
Longwood ('omniunity Cen ter at 200 W. Warren Ave.
Activities are planned from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Monda y
thro ugh Frida y at I'rppermint and Candy land city parks.
Darrell Middleton will be in charge of t he program. The
sch ed ule is u follows:

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In other American League
gam es, Baltimore beat Mil.
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do wned Minn esota, 4-2. in 12
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to victor)-. Keith hlernandez
homered for St Louis.
Braves 2, Padres I:
Relievers Adr ian Devine and
Gene ;arber combined on an
eight-bitter and Gary Matthe ws
drove in both runs with two
singles to lead (lie Braves.
Devine dart ed for only t he
ni nt h time in his career and
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Chuck Barns is hod and
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John
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lieutenant in the army
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other members of ('
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conducting war games,
firing their weapons and
sharpening their military
skdts.
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company we hand-made,
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numbers also purchase
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black powder they lire
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Infantry, Colombia Rifles,
is a reserve unit of the
Confederate States of
American.
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part of history In memory
.4th. Confederacy. They
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south of Virginia, clatma
Greene
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trimmed with such
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canteens and cost t*dtour,

they Inert with similar
units ttwougtuout the Unite.t
Slates to reenact battles of
the ('isul War
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participate, siner women
are allowed to be in the
infantry se well as weving
a. nurses. ('hlkken can be
flag-bearers, drummer
boys, (Ifo players or
powder monkeys in the
artillery
F4 the age (416, they can
enlist and carry a w,meu
loaded with blanks.
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He Picks The Films Seen
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TELEVISION

Ask Dick
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By DICK KIZINER

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B DICK K
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of my blood in every reel at
'I know what
IIOU.VW(JOI) (hit there
that 1ure. And g meant L
In lotions and Pueblo and
long "rations from my
Kalamazoo
the p.opl. j
and that
wife and my titer children,
l)I:Alt DICK: Could you be so kind as to tell
mythical tosoi, limper Valley
wtldi was herd on me. I'm me
the name of the guy who plays The Unknown
very family-oriented
the folks just aren't going to
Middi. Arn.rjca
Bid I ('omk on "The Gong Show"? And what
ctd S to prove I could do
many ,ivim as they
shows, if
it."
any, that I might know him from? MARGO
d.
Besides Barbara F4
went'
(aAl%'AO, Victoria, R.('., Can.
film also stars Nanette
And the reason is that
Fabray, Louts Nye, Pat
/
The Unknown Comic chooses to be unknown so
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Hollywood is ignoring miiMle
hooking his own film Into the Paulsen, Ronay
Cox and nobody will know his name. That's the gimmick.
America.
theaters he hooks. He alas Susan SWIft, uw gin who
Don't tell anybody where you heard It, however
feels there Is a quick and played the title role In
That, anyhow, lathe theory
his name Is Murray Langston. He's a
l%arMlve television sale In Uw "AI*eyhosi." tire not acad
of one of middle America's
film - a soft PGCanadian and about the only thing you
rated
to
knock
them
dead
might
nod knowledgeable movie
on old
cIanedy_and perhaps 1,
Broadway, but middle know him from on the U.S. networks are some
men. PhilBoract.
TV series in It.
appearances he made early in the "Sonny and
America should like it.
From his home base In
All In all, he figured to turn
This was the film, in
Cher Show" history.
(.Thcigmati, llotack heads one
Al Profit. But that is not the cidentally, In which
an
DEAR 1)1CM: I would like some information
of the targi'nt film booking
main reason 1w got Into the elephant - painted pink
for
concerning
the old Charlie ('ban movies, In some
and buying tsaaness,s in the
I'IIII. HoH('K
vle'rnaking businesa, He the occasion
got upset and
f them. Chan Is played by Warner (Hand and In
115 lie irks the films that
wanted to point the way for lashed out
with its trunk and others
are shown in some 300
Hollywood.
by Sidney Toler. Which was the original
knocked Nanette
Vabray
movie, as Ezhjtat A. And he
theaters in the Midwest .
'1 know what u people In for a hop. She was slowly
('an? How many (Ilan movies did
each make?
figured that there was a mnldje America want," he
lie says that
Injured, but has recovered (hAN FAN, Douglas. Aria.
for. long how movie to It made using the '5' "and Hollywood Is just nicely.
he has felt inst
Warner Oland - who was Swedish, in
there just title and the 101w, "harper not giving them enough of it.
"She's wonderful," Borsch
were'n I enough
cidentally
was the original Charlie Chan. Ills
films being Valley PTA." llorach had
lie says that the Ingredients says. "She is very enmade to satisfy his particular earlier
felt that the jut
first Chan film was Charlie Chan Carries On,"
in his film are so tried-and- thialastic about promoting
clientele. Certainly, there " )
which was made in 1931. fie made 15 fIlms, He
de to Hilly Joe," had the tilt that even if (hit picture the picture for Us. But,
weren 't enough of the right potential
I
to make
died in 1938. Toler took over then,
was a bad one, it would make you, tha t experience has
kind of films.
beginning with
sore
movie, lie was very happy flioney
Charlie Churn In Honolulu," and would up with
Utoughoig the Mid.- soured roe on elephants and
lit osiakile American," when has theory proved out. west,
also on the color pink. I'll
the ('ban record
25 films,
Borsch says, 'doesot want
it. says the song was a huge have nothing more to do wit
DEAR
So he went out arid acquired hit In his area. Th
DEAR1)I('K:
One
of my friends insists that
t he sophisticated kind of
e Idea of a either of them."
Ihe rIØgstotj
James MacArthur of "hawaii Fhe.O" Is no
"Harper film based on it is
movie I enjoyed 'Julia' and
forth thinks that if the
longer living. She also claims that the programs
lit Turning Pout' bit, for Valley l'rA." Then he got And Barbara Eden Is loved by public gets the kind of movies
himself a
now being shown were made before
the middle American, those producer veteran Hollywood the folks in Middle America, it likes. II will buy
he died. I
tickets and know positively
(.eiarge Edwards
"Even if It was a bad pit- go out to
weren't his kind of movie.
that she is wrong but I nerd your
the movie theaters.
andaa(.'e,play written lire,"
he
says,
"it
would
do
Hid
that's
a
15
help. MRS. hIM. RAPP, Hollywood, Fla.
lied rather see 'SflIOk3' by Edwards and Barry
good business, on the basis of
and the Bandit' and Saturday Sctmelder
"Still," he says, "I think
Mrs. Rapp, you're right. Mrs. Rapp's friend,
and a dir
the title and the song and that
. you're wrong. Jim MacArthur
movies today
Night Fever' and even
Barbara Eden.
is alive, well arid
Bar
bara Eden alone. B" I basically stronger than the
f;xajty1' o,i."
y
acting every week,
feet we have a mod litctus',." have bees at
any time in the
He alas not enough money
DEAR 1)11K: ('ould you tell me if
l'tuI Borsch Is not in (lie paid II years.
SohefIgur 4u%atmayshe through his
(all Gerard,
I am Very whostarred
Midwest contacts movie business for kee
shoiilij show the Hollywood to
ps.
At
in Killing Stone, "is any relation to
bullub about the future
finance the $2 million lead
of lee Majors, Ills moves, looks and
people the way to go.
. hedoon'flp,heUto mlon Pc't1L"
expressions
production- Mostly- he can g
fact, there Is a strong
are exactly those of Lee Majors,
lie decided to make his own th
ftorack, IncIdentally,
at back quickly, through possibility
CONNIE
ROY.
that "Harper believes the current rating
Richland. Mich,
Valley PTA" may be his
first system is "a farce." lie calls
No relation and I don't see any
resemblance
andlaMfilm.lt was Just too It a Rood Ideathat
been myself. Gerard is
corner and soon we'll all
much work.
poorly
executed,
know that he and Lee are unrelatea.
"I'm not sure In do it
"Harper
again," he says. "It's very aIrat valley PTA has
DE A R DICK: Is veteran screen actor Jack
T
ha
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1wsays
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did he die' %Ilts, J. :%I,I.EN, lake Forest,
Oak Ic died earlier this
year, at 74.
I)l-; All DICK: How can someone who doesn't
know the address
of actors or actresses and Is a
fan write to them, The U.S. Postal Service
says
no ha'. rio have their full address for your letter
to be delivered. Please do not print my street
and
number address in the paper, E.('.G., Huron,

Ohio

Ho you realize how
funny you are? You want

addresses of people, yet you

don't want your own
to be known. There is really no reason stars
siiouji give their
addresses out, so perfect
strangers
and, perhaps, weirdos and
criminals - will know where they
live. Write to
the stars you admire In ca re of
the TV network
they appear on, if they
are TV stars, or the movie
ittidjo that made their last film, if they are
movie star, Don't try to get
home addresses;
they have a right to some
privacy
DEAR DICK: As a professitailial
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who has seen "Star Wars" three times. I
think I
one of your reader's
questions for him
Lake Iikywalker saw two
suns, The
scene was done with a double esposure of
the
:rising for setting) sit".
IIv the way, it is
pin slcally Impossible for a full
moon to appear
in the sky nest to the sun,
since
the
moon's light
I% reflected from the
sun. May the Force be with
'.ou 1)8. ('tTIIERINE I,. lMhIOVI',
ai'.trunomq',
University of Arizona, Tucson,
.1.1....: tn:,
-t*.ittijn,
Thank you, an with you
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Semuran Blvd. (hlaniku
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muon to 3 pm Saturda)s. I to 3 pm Swtmy, 1010
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SATURDAY

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WELK
Thames To Clod Friends
Thos. We.. The Days it
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into Steeling f him IRJ
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and
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0 CbS NEWS
12 CPO SHARKEY
(7) A SITTER WAY
as Trilogy tam* sings about
qumnt to develop his wcitung
to pen*, Practice but pets (4) FARM AND HOME
ABC NEWS
1.00 FOSCO Sharkey and his
kf• in the Southw.,t
talent 12 mf •
Caught up in the pe.sonal ccs• DANIEL FOSTER. U 0
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C' ewrn.n volunt... to, a escret
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..s ot his
7:30
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patent. IR)
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(1963) Frank SinaI,
Surgery
they 101.01 5h*I closet Sited
700
Tony
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THE
MUPPETS
Guest
HUUAI5
p(•yt)Ofy
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Quaftirs to teSt 1Pm iffects of
7:00
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IN
£1100 John
LOVERS Disgusted St the
bonds his young., brother tol.
Ut.
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sma* pqolut being rzsd by
Ig%3
lowing in si footsteps (2 tIcs)
• WASHINGTON WEEK IN
6:00
(4, THE 000 COUPLE
MACH
MOVIE
thew in villoSIMilent club
7 EMERGENCY ONV
REVIEW
(3 1 SIONIC WOMAN
CROSS-WITS
p
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suggests (PS
RL
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Eacp. To Love The son of
SUPERMAN
Liu
8:30
IPsu funds and buy a
THEISM
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12 BEWITCHED
2 12 Cotuuso 'Try And
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ENDS MEET
to
escape with Psi father,
2:30
MACNEIL / LEHRER Catch Me A myttecy vt, • THE ADVOCATES
7:30
UNTAMED WORLD
captured and thmflcompl,cates
REPORT
IRuIP Goldoni becomes
(3) 3 I AM THE GREATEST
OUt PAIA, USA? Antos attempts to feSCUe him
1?:00
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7.30
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CAVETT
3 LIARS CLUB
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only Spanish be spoken around *0000
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Plot from one of her novels to
4 THE GONG SHOW
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accept
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900
3:00
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(2) 47 HONG KONG P1400Ev Q NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
11:30
825.000 PYRAMID
feat Soon
petenI gut as he. assistant
(4 )0 ROSOIBC STOOGES
College teams compele to, top
3:12 TONIGHT (lost Johnny
13 THE CROSS-WITS
0 FREE COUNTRY IPrem
•
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hono, in wrestling volleyball
was t*Sf)Oflt.ble
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CAVETT
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THOMAS
tlilabeth Athts-y Johnny YIMie
"d outdoor track and td
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Dr London Smith
Arthur Scheact, Sammy Caton
.h.th Ir.cpm the kyp5 of a lam.
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OPERATION PfflOAT
MOVIE
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Also Jay t irfle, Paul Simon
Cast A Giant
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Space The moSt recant theo,
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advance in Atrica, the invasion
"mm and flew Questions thatof0the Century until the plesant
(times under attack when the
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500
NEW
of Sic..ty the 0-Day unva,ion
enemy decodes a message
Cal account of Colonel David
hive been 'ailed about
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and his tciurnh
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reading that General Mac.
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Fred
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traun.ng Of ls,a.li Solders in
relatiOn to The O(IQifl5 (it the
rualttu.yur. Prutrta.ne. 1)ec i,rn.
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1949 I? tits I
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tire.s.
17 00
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their homes They explain that
St.lpsts Comedians caught Wag., And Pricpm Guest
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The Omega Man
BtTNOTTRS
3.30
the businpms Of Comedy is not
fly the c ammay in a number of Hairy P HOtworth ()Of
ICI I 1971 Chariton Oftsion
1 40 SPEEDRUGOY
all
for. I R I
12
THAT'S
HOLLYWOOD
"p'ed.ctabt, often pmIag. Council On Wage Anti Price
Anthony Zerb. VP,. lOne .win.
0500K MAT An Ethnic At
,aSsing sutuit,o,i P4ii,at.d by
Stability
400
so, of a germ was attempts In
8:30
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by
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3 12' PREGAME
1 0 SABY, rU SACK Pay
Prepare a CurS in and.r to livø
900
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4 0 GOLF
Of Die Ray IlIis uS greeted by
humanely I I I'? tIcs)
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'1:0 THE INCREDIBLE HULK
4) 0 BuGs BljN
d.r Woman struggles against
/ ROAD
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0 BARETTA Sharper Thin RUNNER
two strong-arm men
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the powers no a popula, inch
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third
round
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pIav
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to
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misic,4r, Martin MuSt who
LAI.A.LYMpICg
national
championship
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grown
astronomical,,
pastnuem
IS
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alter
too he t,nth a lovely young
uses Special tr..qujen(1 music
11 CROCKETT'S VICTORY
merit from Glen Abbey Golf
being involved in the shooting
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enlist lflilvird in. the lame
GARDEN Avoiding bitterness
Club Oakvwl. Ontario
of a murder suspect (RI
0 COMEDY
SPECIAL
in Cucumber
•PREVIN AND THE PsTTS.
Snavely (Premiers Hats,y
ing tulip plants to make room
BURGH Isaac Stein The
Korman and Betty While Poo.
Ism an annual bonder
noted violinist Is Joined by
tray the inept owners of a
And,,,
Pra,un
and
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resort hotel who mistili. two
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SWINGING
930
Michael
Grsban.er
to.
a
pro
salesmen as hotel guide
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gram ot champ,., music
inspectors
WrthAipii(Ht
COUPLE
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4D IN PERFORMANCE AT
10.100
WOLF TRAP Li Tcaviata
(1) (12 BASEBALL Regionat
ANTIQUES Metal Colliic
Beverly Sills and Richard
Coverage of Cincinnati Reds at
tibles tAt
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ltId
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1030
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11:00
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Ch.sslott.600 IromoCharlotl.
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Stnfurit
David
Janswrn
Angie
Dickun
3 BAGGY PANTS ,NITWITS
P.lntor Spaedeap Hafrusbuig
IIJIJ.
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Top Shows
COntender
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Fduird Priet from Los Ang..
(4)0 SECRETS OF
small
CONSUMER SURVIVAL
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ttalian village Outwits the Nazis
Ali 5 I2 day t out of the Soviet
Vitamin, Vocational
$ tok • S.afood
who want to confiscate the
Union
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AFTERNOON
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The top network tCIflruAon
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5:30
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12:00
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0 TURNABOUT Shifting Game Harry Morgan
Fiesi Md Chicken $3.25
13) It LAND OF THE LOST
closers Five house,.ives torsoPointer Going By The (took
-Nielsen Co., were.
K IQ
5L
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SOCCER MADE IN 0(5.
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pony"; 4. "Lou Grasd"; 2: MANY IC Cologn. vs PC
baking
rmvres.ntativ.
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San People
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longs
for
the
Shirley— and "Stinky &amp; (4) MOVIE
The Victors
good Old days of the Wild
*11 nights a week.
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lI&amp;g';
West
(RI
Ae mm
IS: Itlel 'Barney George Ha,,elt A gro. of
MIII.V and
'Happy lisps."
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American Soldiers travel
1100
POIdNS Polilaik is lived (2)00 NEWS
(Plough WocicI War N Europe
L.dhs' Nigkt, se Toes*, W.dmssày,
(3 Ii'? His)
from a French firing squad
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OlIvia Us HavW.t4 141in
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WRE$TtJNI
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151W) (I$40) Calory 0,assl.
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the
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700
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7:30
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7:45
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6.00
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Ftrg for the good news- The last Tenant,' e.luih wiU be
broadcast as an Alit' Theater pmentatoii Jon. 25. Slipm.
Eastern tune, is one of the bed-written, best 'acted dramas It,
be seen on television thea year
The *Etvuc lilt Is Italian, bid the human values are utuvet'
sat. Lee Strasberg plays Frank Rusigs, 74 years old and
slipping silo sendsty.

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Frank Pthk's from his own tncrrasuig tnitruuty behind a
(acail, 04 pride, bee and maketwlie,e
big then he never
was an honest man lie was alum,, a hier, a man who hail

trouble keeping a )ob and liked his bottle better than his
faintly.
Just as he wasn'
t aroteid when his low children needed
hun, so three of them sow are unwilling to shoulder
the
responsibility 04 caring for Poppa. That falls to
the oldest.
Jovy, played with iensttivity and cvenpMalun by
Tony to
ltianc'o lie has been holding the family together since he was
II Years old Now he wants to mart) and lead his own
life
It's a tribute to Ia.11i,aneos talent that he
can hold hi.s own
against SIraatwrK, who spent years as chief
mentor of
Astor,' Mlallo .S*raatw'pg gives a dunntng perfonnajwe
as 4
proud old inan who has little tube proud of
but who is
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The writing andactlng mm, last Tenant" tlsiçerb The
scrtj*, by (.eorge Rubino, was chosen for the Eugene O'Neill
Memorial Theater ('enter's New Drams for Television
I'rofrd and it won the $10,
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danttng new drama.
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series that (pe'n.s
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The World Of Darkness
For Nocturnal Animals
left Bridges stars as drifter In contemporary
Western comedy, "Rancho fleluic," premiering
Wrillnorsiday night June 2$, on ('BS.

The program airs on the Public Broadcasting Service June
V. check local Listings). Produced by the National
Geographic Society and Wolper productions. the special Is
being prcinded on Public Television for the first time by
WQEI) witha graM from Gulf Oil Corporation. Leslie Nielsen
narrates.
"Strange Creatures of the Night" received high public
acclaim when It aired on commercial television.
It was awarded the Atlanta Film Festival', Special Jury
Gold Metal as well as a Clvii Statuette from the Columbus
Film Festival.
The film eaplores the behavior and environments of not'
turnal animals and Illustrates the various ways In which they
are adapted for life In the dark.
llyenas. whose vision enables them to hunt at night as well

as diving the day, were filmed In East Africa as they attack a

baby rhino during a nodural hunt.

Also docurne,ged on film are Minnesota barn owls whose
sensitive eyesight and hearing enable them to locate and
capture their prey In total darkness.

HUSHING
Director Robert Altman in forbidding Paul
New man and his coo-stars from uttering even a
hint as to nature of their new film, "Qointet,"
due out In January. The gag order has to do with
a Monopoly-style board game to be marketed In
conjunction with the picture.
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Strange Creatures of the Night" looks at the behavior of
beta both in nature and In controlled laboratory wvtrnmengL
Oise estraordinai'y sequence shows 20 million Mezkcan freetall bats pairing from Bracken Cave In Texas as they begin
foraging for the three to tour billion iise1s they consume
every night. The Irilt-saung, pallid and "fishing" bets are
also featured.
In Seiko, thousands of cattle fall victim to the bite of the
legendary vampire bat. With the aid of an image UdenalfIer,
which converts Invisible InS rated Wimunatlon 20,000 tunes to
green visible UØ*. we watch vampire bets drawing blood
from the necks and shoulders of cattle.

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limestone cavern called the Ozark Underground laboratory.
Here bUapthologlsts study totally blind fish, miniature
crustaceans and a variety of salamanders.forn, of life
whose heritage Is darkness. Many have lost all skin
fginent.aUoe and sight after centuries of adaptation to
complete darkness.

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Miss Wyckoff." from the We
William Inges only novel.
one, she says, 'la
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In a parallel to the Yale espermws*a, closing scenes of the
film document of a blind Veterans An*nlnhtratkcn ençloyee
as he demonstrates a new device being ted for the
sightless.
Sonic glaaaes, designed not for sight but for sound, emit
ultrasonic pulses which strike objects In his path and return
audible and nwanlngful echoes.
This lMj'lging film will be followed by telecast of The
National Geographic Special "The Volga" on July 11 on most
l'IIS stations.

WEDNESDAY

831-4405 iimv*a OF HOW

her watch, eight or nine
minute's late today I am off
HOLLYWOOD - It isn't all schedule I'm sort')."
Karen Black is one of
fun and games. this business
of being a star. Sometimes. it Hollywood's new treed of
can be trying, like on this leading ladies She isn't
particular day when Karen conventionally beautiful
Black had to teach her maid die Is more than that, she has
a fascinating lace, an
how to make wild rice,
And, when you're a woman ezqws(te talent, an Intelligent
like Karen Black, who sets apuroachtoa part She lsalso
herself a schedule and ac- somewhat zany.
counts rigidly for every
And, for a while, she's been
minute, something like experiencing the joys of
teaching the maid to make nio(twrhood. She and her
w ildncethrowsthewholeday husband, writer Kit Carson,
have a son, hunter, wise Is
'1 have to schedule every now two About the time
single move," Karen says. Hunter was born, they moved
She curled upon the tag sofa Into a tag blouse in an older,
in her big living room, pit ott settled, exclusive section of
her glasses and squinted at Ins Angeles
me
It's a beautiful house, and
"Everything I do, I have to Karenhas slowly made it
think of all the consequences. over, and it has br'oitie a
the consequences for rile, the fascinating borne Slut there i-,
consequences
for
in) one thing about the neigh
husband, the consequences lsirtiuod that displeases her
for my baby.
"I'd like the baby to lt.ivc
"it you don't tell people more frirn,I'. around the
what to do, they won't do it, neighborhood,' she says
and there you are."
"lie's two years and iwo
She sighed and reached for months, and he should have
a piece of banana tread the other babies to play with. I
maid
presumably the one called up the neighborhood
who had to be taught to make azaiclat ion, looking for kids
wild nee
had brought in
around here of the same age
"Today," Karen continued, as hunter.'
"I had planned to do some
But hinter isn't hoitir too
writhE. But my maid likes to much Karen takes bint with
talk to me. And I "'I feel her w two she goes off to
make
like being strict with myself, a nv,vie, and she is in great
so I talked , She just wanted to demand thew days. As a
talk the mournf ul cry of the matter of fact, their are tow
cook, nobody ate the beans
iis*ion pItt-urea in her life at
"Anyhow, what I'm trying the moment
to tell you is that because of
(in,' Is (ioni'
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that lam about she looked at Stinoff
And she is .111)14 to
By DI(X kIEfld1R

The National Geographic Special "Strange Creatures of
the Night" present bets. owls, hyenas and sightless cave.
dwelling salamanders In an extraordinary tUrn made In pail
with sophisticated nlgMvtsion camera devices.

DRIFTING

Karen Black: Every Move
Of The Day Is Scheduled

June 28

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IIDNT Si ENOUGH Trial
Mauug.' Tom d.sapwos
when No c 1sal daughter.
Mary. moves Into an apart poorwith her lance (Don Johnson)
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Deioae' 119741 Jill Bsidgoo,.
Sam Waisislon Two young
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singing. but singing. isalways
)(htt&amp;ng wiped out by ailing.
"It', hard to write music.
Sometimes it comes and
'..SiIr(une% it doesn't It.
floppier than acting
But, of course, it was as an
At—tress that she became
laitious and its as an actress
that the world knows her bed
. of course. she cudinues to
Oct

"I like to play thus'.' funny
women, coinris who don't
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know they're foolish anti
kr you laugh
make
'But ioutieda&gt; I'd like to
play at attractive person I've
been playing heavy things
lately, some unpleasant
people I'd like to be won
derful for a while "

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But that day her career
wasn't uppermost in her
mind It was her aihedule.
and the fact that she was oft
by those eight or nine
minutes It troubled her.
because she is a very
urganfled lady.
"I have so much to do and
,, much I want to do," she
ta&gt;'. "That's the price of
suit-ta Nobody knows this
I.en you are successful, you
have people working for you,
,
..ha, 1'
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h..
nle
working for you, you have to
keep grooving the'.,, in

She shakes her head
'I 'ihould to writing a wing
tub&gt; (iii writing songs with
Paul Wuliiani,s' brother I like
to write song'., but there is
much rise to Jo And I like

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Friday afternoon he turned
over to the Witter Springs City
Uerk more than =gnatures
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on petitions calling for the
recall 4 both officials.
"Basically. I feel these two
men have hurt (Pt city more
Um they have helped it,"
charged Mart, chairman of the
recalidrive.

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Reacting to the recall drive,
Pellerin called it "petty
politic," and speculated that
CHARLES %I()RT
other people are beiunii the
JUIl L).tlEI.N
effort.Hecalled ator*"apawn... 'floIres'enge'
...'no comment'
being tool by Mayor Tray "because of
what I've read in Mart, "because it can cost you
Piland.
the paper."
your job and I 1(01 proof of
1 h,I.sA
x-eurnn i cnai'ges that Marl
that." Mort charged that
the whole thing," declared and Ptland are in
"collusion" Daniels blocked one Job up.
fle's, "He lost control of the are untrue. according to Piland
podunity for him and
council test November, so what Pellet-In had charged
that political pressure on my
he coukbi't achieve at the ballot Mail rode to the Wilder Spring, on
annttirr
buz it is trying to co by artier City Council meeting last
However: be denies the
means"
Tuesday with l'lland. The petition drive
U part of a
mayor admitted giving Mort a vendetta.
Ptland denied he was
to
ride
the
meeting,
but
claimed
votnd in the recall drive,
"It's not revenge," detined
It was only because he saw Mcml Mart. "I'm (husking more of the
the"lhaven't even seena copy of walking.
people of Winter Sçwlngs. I'm
petition," said Piland. He
Mort conceded Friday he ha, planning to rut for city council
aici he would not or a petition some personal reasons for
myseti,"
it Allied.
seeking the recall.
p,Ue,i, dedined to speculat.
aware
"I was
that It was
"A lot of people are afraid of whether former city
attorney
going on," commented Piland, John Daniels." commented
Gary Massey was Involved in
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when they are there and they don't wont ctuklron
pla y ing udrand-seek in the bushes when they are
trying to sit quleth and read. said Stct.rath
The
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apal'tmett, there aren't going to be any ITk)f?

't't rctiticmi will be tot'
warded to the office of Cammie
Bruce, Seminole County
Supervuor of EJections The
petition, mud be tiled within 30
day, of the signing of the first
petition signature, according to
state law. That deadline would
not have passed until July 5,
according to Mart
Mrs Bruce will have to
drternune that at least ZO of
the signatures are those of
registered voters.
Once the signatures are
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Teamster Boss: Why
Doesn't He Like Me?
WASIIINGTUN i UPI i
Frank Fitzsimmons
believes the Teamsters
Union is "the greatest
organization (sod ever
crested" and will iM it
back anymore and let
attacks on his leadership
go smanawer,d.
He aioo Is upset that
President Carter does SM
pay any attention to him
Fitialnanoes, preddent
of the nation's largest
imlon, Friday held his We
Washington news cen
I.renc. since liii. H.
Am" by rudsg a ala,
pnge policy *atw'se4 on

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necessary when truting
industry contract talks
begin in December,
fegardless of the ad
program.
If the administration
don not curb mflstlony
then. Fitzsimmons said he
would adjust his demands
aceerdlngly to protect his

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Eassitially Yttlinunom
uld he plans I. demand a
wage iscteui
for
T,wwtwi that he tMMa Is

Fitsaitsemse, who Was
Us chief labor confidant of
former President Richard
Nt.... made it qalhq clear
he was milled at Carter.
"I haven't boon cm*
totted omcsauy by this
administration sinc e
taking office," Fitzaim.
1mm saId, "N. call. No
keeligablo. Not,
"I don't intend to go and

try to dick my two in
whenever the ad
muadratsim doeen't 11MM
that the Teamster, mains
Play any part in the
American way of We," he
addet

Fitzsimmons said the
union
was
"very
definitely, making a public
relations effort to ctiange
Its relationship with the
news moft
"Because 1 (lank it
necessary." he riapsm$ed
to qinm. '1 1MM the
M1aCIs that have been
made a this *e,nnts.
wilim its mbor
its
activities, Mc—-i that
we at leed have rosfrontalion wili Ibma who
cmntislly beW( th
at.

BY
Herald Staff Writer
Our muizis a disc juikey and our dad', in Jail, rLI)taln the
Bryan boys of Altamonte 'Springs to anyone who asks
And they're 11gM on both ount,
Their mother, l"aith, has broadcast over WTI,N in
A&amp;IIp&amp;J Stir
got the Job after cuuiplainin.g to the station about pn'itralmuhIutg
and eventually earned her thud-class radio license,
Their father, the Rev Jameall Bryan, is in and out of jail a hA
In fact, he's mad, a career of it
Rev Bryan has taught and supervised Jail chaplains in
Seminole. Orange, take and i'tdnani counties fur eight years
and
is heaving to take over as director of chaplains for the luod New,
Mission a training ittioul for chaplains he helped u&gt;fowisl in
52 headquartered in A:Iusgtum, Va
(v*j hews Misiu is the largest private urganua(luci

'It's Impossible to evaluate
all the good Jim has done...'
providing jail chaplains In the country II is a faith ministry
dependent upon donations train churchesaM 114yi4.ts
Rev Bryan has had an impact on ('efitral Plurida Just ask
Usel flepity l)uasv Harrell of the Seminole County wriff,
department, for or*
It', Impossible to evaluate all the good Jim has done,' says
Ilanell 'lIe really dtvttoWd the chaplain program here it, i
sa
nonoreenJe,
knowledgeable individual and thry haven't been
able to can turn He has kept more ptoh&amp;ems clown than we will
not know
"When an inmate had a tragedy," contigtu,', Harrell, ititi
was
always available to assist It is more traumatic to, Per son in jail
when time is sickness or death in the family
"lie will be surely misied'
Bryan has many memories of his tenure here
"I have transported 500 INflates aid of date and county in
ditigains in family emergencies arid sume with double tile sea-

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tm, es and have never had cm, mist on me,' he recalls, prvsally
In fact, he .4411, only ume in Ifears of of working with
Ircaiflers Ms anyone (fled anything
1 once had a guy supposedly involved in an escape attempt
Jonip nt.' remembers Bryan "Bid I responded as I should and
he ended cm, aganot the ban shaking and sayIng 1 was Just
kidding
I never felt threatened alter that, but I have to two reality of
a4ndial danger Recently a itsaplain in a Florida date pe'uon
had his thrust ut by a prisoner .% wanted a death sentence
flirt haplain lived.' he .44,
Bryan's baclgnaijid as s professional bout- and a $ski and
karate ezperl ckin,nt, hint any harm either Neither does his
riperlence and bacows4
1 090 up on the other side of the tracks and was first pseked
up by police at the age of $ for carrying a loaded 4$ pIstol," confide, Bryan And, in the service, he faced several nusdrmeanur
charges, finally being threatened with a cowl martial ansi
tstvnoratil, cbsitsarg,
I had a rotten attitude; he recall,. 'bid I loved my country I
was tick and tired of being sick and tired lIned all the thrills, bud
them, was no peace in my life Then som,unq shared (heist with
in. and I responded
My hi, was tranalunn,4
's l trip to a )ail stule at Ii Bragg. North Carolina, did Ut
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'I have to face reality
of potential danger'
Intl lii, nter$ vs a Jail nunustry began When be left Us are.
ice in IM he met t)r WiWamSisnm.r arid bum helped turin (tie
t.UI*J is$ Mtsaain
Nut long after that, While vacation" in (Is Orlando ares with
his wit, arsi family, Chaplain Bryan was invited to sdih'e,s a
(hutch group Thus led to IS other speaking ungagunwot, in the
Is, (1UPIAL'I, Isge *4

Today
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Chaplain Bryan:
Bryan No Holds
Barred For Him In His Work

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the recall drive Ilowevir,
Massey admitted he had aided
the recall committee.
'I have answered some li$al
qisions for them, bull I'm ml
directly Involved," Mussy
said. He refused I. caJlnn ii
deny any Involvement in
drafting the recall petitions.
MOII also ref isJ ti answer
questions on Ma,y', possible
lnvoh,eme,g in the recall effort.
"As for asthe petition goes,l
support the recall of both men,"
said Massey "As far as that's
concerne4, I will do
and work m any way possible 0
we that John
ot only
I$ nut
recalled, but never wins
anothe, election again"
Dane, declined continent on
recall effort. contrndutg he
watts to we a copy of the
petition before making a public

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ctul'en. said one 'omen who ailed that MI
name not he wed '1 don't (MM 4 is fair"
The effort to find a iw. horn. con he fflcult.
because of the moe, to ctMk.00 spatinsods
we had quite a bit 4 trouble trying to findanew
place to live.- said Tony Milkimag, Altanonte
Spruga It seems ev,i'yhody wonU all adults all of
a sudden"
Melkunas'
obknia beiw
before he
a father 'We used to bee in Windsing
Apartments in Altamonte and they changed to all'
adult." recalled Metkonaa. Metkiriaa and his wile
were Living on a sit-month hire when his wit,
became pret.ant
we told them., were going to haee a
baby, they Just said we wet-, going to have to
AD £ .Y%li'%iww

Winter Springs Pair
Targeted As Recall
Petitions Turned In
Charles Mort, a former
Winter Spring, city employee
ha, surmounted the first hurdie
In his effort to aiM city
cilmen John Daniels and
Leered Pubes,

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that c*ne owners rented to anytady, said
Mct;rath That practice created problems when
apartment facilities were not adequate to acCOflUflodete families. according to Mctrath
Village is a die in point, clainu
Mct;,th He laid iguti there are not as large a,
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                    <text>70th Year, No. 247—?Mnday, June S. 1971

Sheriff Polk Undergoes
Open Heart Sur gery

VOS 1tI14( SUNDAY, JUl41 4, WI

Hal Xøufma,
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DENNIS F'i:oi. %
Herald Staff Writer
Seminole County Sheriff John
Polk. 46. alter undergoing 4 hours
of open heart surgery this morning
was resting comfortably in the intensive care unit at North Florida
Regional Hospital in Gainesville

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According to Sheriff's department
spokesman John Spoiski, doctors at
the hospital have diagnosed his
i'ondition as blockage of to heart
irteries

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Dr Arthur Nt'smith, formerly of
sanford, performed the double
mronary artery hpass operation
hich began at 8 am teda.

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S1lski said this is the first time
he sheriff has ever experienced
wart trouble lie said Polk wasn't
'ecling well last neck and local
lodors suggested he go to the
ainesville Iiospital
lie had no idea it was his heart,"

pol.ski said

The announcement of i'olk's
t
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coition
came at 1230 pm 'The ,
surgery went beautifully and he is
doing well," a sheriff's department
spokesman said

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"Whatever The Mind Of Man Can
Conceive And Kelk,c - The
Mind Can Achieve."

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Believe that and you're off and nmtung
In the world of positive tlUnk.ra
The pethclplw of pIti, thitillN, we
not all new, how they are being applied In
Seminole Coonty, however, U relatively
new and experImental.
David Flint is a 30-year-old disciple of
positive thinking or positive mental attitude and the Longwood resident Is at.
tem*lng to pass on the philosophy to the
people he works with: Those on parole,
probation or in a pretrial intervention
program.
"What I like to do the first two nigtt. Is
show them they are where they are
because they put themselves there," Flint
said. "Then Itry to help train their minds
to (twit In a positive way. To set goals,
develop self-confidence.
"To tune-in to the positive elements of
their nirowidinge," 1,1mM said.
The coarse Is offered for eight weeks at
Seminole Cr.snmwilty College SCC). It Is

Polk will spend about two days In
the critical care umt and a total of
two oithree weeks at the hospital
before returning to his Sanford
home for a three to four week
recovery period, he said in a memo
released today to sheriff's department employees.
Polk was a trooper with the
Florida Highway Patrol before
winning over appointed sheriff
Peter %Iilliot. He has been reelected
twice since that initial victors
Chief Deputy Duane Ilarrell
assumed Polk's duties until the
sheriff returns

'I used to think
the world owed
m• something'
cw-.poeeor,d by the school and the Sanford
office of probation and parole.
A graduate of the nud raced cows.
offering - liar, have been three at 5CC
with a total of N students - $'yurold
Join Smith mat his real
et was
dace bed by FIlM as one of his more
successful students, "a completely
changed parson," he said.
"I used to feel the world owed me
somethIng." Smith said. "I thoegis it war
the J'*'5 Ink and my lawyer's fault I
was In J1U.
"They would have never aim me if It
Until my own Ink in the fast place," In
said.
_!.th. who Is on prvlsn for aiteniid

By 1 AX1JIZtLETLtd
HersIdSIalt Writer
Sen.inole County Sheriff',
officials made a final piut for

Intl ts.Iuig of a we )eil

"I really don't think there's anyone in
the world who could take this coarse and
not benefit a little bit," Smith said. "It'o
sort of like driver's 'education. it doeant
make you a perfect diver, but It gives you
a foundation to work on."
Textbook for the cow's, Is 'Success

"It Ida than get out hostilities and
tenelens aplist the system," flint said.
The program lipentser said about half
th* students attend daises as. condition
of their probation or parole. hint said a
mtiWmgn of 75 percent of the students are
affected In a positive way by the class
In fact, flint said, since he began the
program in Deland more than five years
ego he knows of only one person who has
returned to prissa. lie sad no one who has
taken the coarse in Seminole County has
gene back to jaiL
'iha regional office was getting boots
for this type of program so I vohedeered,"
Flint said. "We've gotten to use pog now
where it's made all the difference In the
world In my thinking and my success,"

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Made For

"I used to give the police a hard time
Ihen they stopped me. But. I pay Lain
too. It's crasy to give a man money and
give him hard time too," he said.

Throtha Positive Mental Attitude" by
Napoleon lull and W. Clement Stone. flint
said the program diasses daily reading of
this and other positive thinking boots, The
course also features weekly guest
hankers, wualiy someone associated with
the criminal justice system such as a
public defender or prosecutor, who are
questioned by students after a brief

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burglary, sad he has quit snoking since
taking the course, has developed a more
determined attitude at work, gets along
better with his parents and even has a new
attitude towards policemen.

'It lets them
get out hostilities
and tensions'

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The sheriff drove to (;ainest'ille
Friday afternoon Spokki said his
entire family Is at the hospital
today

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Sanford. Florida 32771 -Prlc, 10 Cents

proposed for m'atzuctionatthe
county's live l'omIi complex
today, prior to a county iom
mission decision on ine jail set
for Tisioday
When the news &amp;-onlrreni,
got underway this morning
Sheriff Join Jolt was ondergoing open heart surgery In
a Gainesville Hospital

New

Jail

through Economic tev.iup- W funding Ow full jail pro ject
iiwd 5T5tI, will be available would lo eliminate one ofthe
until June 16. said I'ruuiLsg At ttw,, It-bed pods planed to
that time, if the rowdy has not Pow. prisonert County of.
'u,nmitted %Wl to ronstria-tain finals had projected that
of tin pai. Use leads csnt* he eWr-'atng an .5 00 withitawn t)ttgtnafly, the wsitd eat cent, $'iSS,SSS
VDA bob were scwdukd to however, h'roudfot noted
another $100,000 would be
run out last Thursday
however, the ((Jun17 *Al needed to modify the resnaiswig
iwsi, it that Option is exercised
granted an estt'rsion
Right now we
I wouii say that tomorrow is
onethe ilesiUine Smw decuion has fourth of
iSwl in a dormitory
to (a made then, toliuted 4y1e to how. Lr of we and work
l'l'oudfsjL
release prisoners,' - said
e it the nisin Alternatives See Pfl E POINTS, Page LI

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who will usisne the dwrdf,
duty's in hulk's absence,
directed the news conS nnv -e
Also attending the news cmfereice as,, Jail Consultant
George Prouboot.
htarrefi tuki reporters I'ulk
matanitted a memo retterating
'certain pertinent areas' he
had covered in a position paper
to the board led week That
position paper and the follow-up
'memo railed for the
nu.samon to fund the full Jail
proposal
,Standard Construction to,
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on the Jail projeti, May 3 of
$4,311,MS That was about $14
million more than courtly officials had anticipated and
II.M.130 more than federal
IW.aie ps,s,, Tom awftainiley provided for the pruJevi
The nlzIuIuhsm voted LAM
'rorge l'roudfuol (left). and Duane Harrell at this
seek to duly the possibility of
namin0 press cumin-rice,
tnmmutg the project to cut the
The tuwdy's jailussirutsim rvnvndtee has teen
probing that possibility
r odoy
However, no estimate is
available of as much utiiki he
saved by scaling down the
itand The flirt
tA Rawer
lrle
s-I
s- plaits. according to l'toislIotl
'isle,
II (.JitAELpl
li ?'tandards figures on the bid
oaswun1
4-8 Sports
s-i.* will hold until Jute IS, said
3iurIal
IA Tde'vlilaa
L,. ASS.,
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s-n wesaw
LA
The federal
f ederal money, provided

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*be graiwatba
as again, Herald SpeW BeSet Jim
hayes. beraa carmenellad sesanklig: are
y's
- .1aIy eN hses - the same they
aid N be?

COACH IALEV
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loll

The year war 11SI and if no wets In NO se
Y" will recall
Ash taps were the order of the day, Klagillim Trio send was
crystal char, ad sedly mid pepular be, In class was the guy
with On med geld bars an his Idler j.chd.
in my dais, his mane was No&amp; Tin pestled girl In school
we he dais ring ens chaIn enad bar aech. Everyone In town
bee Ian. He aid "yen W' ad "en air" I. the algebra teacher
ad 661 *M or ask,
* was American Gealmi rI,ImSId.
Here, aImed $ yon later. Hank has diuppesr,d tram the
hallways of ear aftelL liMbed heros m*
ed lade away
alter bell has past hi they certainly change .1k the taw
I*red.ra of oar youth claim today's bus have gene to pat -

Igaredy.

Mod of the rosette, in Seminole ('only disagree,
"They say bow an4 digs have changed these kBits(" says Jo,
Muntgoawry. football coach at tseN High.
"I don't believe A. They had boose and dega when my grad
daddy was in high schooL (,rant.d, we of than Is more
widespread today, tad tin problem deals pi-unarily with
(segraldaften.

plain; Ipodal sided I Thy's *rdd

lksplan. It jiM ini't what it said to be. kida have changed. They
have sa many mere diatraijaitm then we had."
Jim Haley, win idvocoiss a dreig braid of ol1sShian.d rakraWasin walls ha 1W Heed,y High holbell squad, also assg a
major diffeteere from days ped.
"Bide dill and to bea part of something that is geed,' he says
'Iho proafem In that pereds have c'aget Is may of them are
divined aid mess has to welt It has taken its lolL'
$ walled the laUe of one of ear sals the ather day and
couldn't help remarking to myleff that dns and language are
mad evident changes Tailing to Ida ye. discern also that they

We nsa, upea than my rlausnat,, we,, lerhaps a sign of the
tunes,
And you can't always picked the athletes Near as I can recall.
there war only one boy In my data who dibs 1 idihie his sue and
MiMic aheldift bid he sea a Figure lamer and harried tame
after school to sort the family farm
I dew a sirs on my flrdgsaoe on the pair of mweular yogis

sprawled out en the beach outside the gym-

"Tract'," isaad,p.s.dliigafijtge, intheir direction "You guys
to ttark. don't yre"
They fooled at each Other a a puzzled way that Untantly told
me I on ton"
.

"Well.
WWI do yea guys play" I pruikled
Two sicken and a yawn later, ow of them informed me they
s. .I'Ia,t,
hliia.
11"I I..* ..,,L4 ,4I.,*
We bed Maids In school cesddis't"
"Anyway, ma," the taller one added, 'sorting is where the
chiche are."
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Board Weighs

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IN BRIEF

Stance On

Billion S Emergency Plan

onger uay

Eyed To Still, lid Move

By LEO'ARD RRANSDORF
Herald Itsif Wrilir

PARIS UPI
The United States and four
European allies met today to plan a pint
response to what many Western diplomats
fear is a Soviet attempt to drive Western interests out of Africa.
French officials said their delegation urged
the meeting to endorse President Valery Gin.
card dEstaings plan for an emergency $1
billion development plan designed to boost
friendly African nations' political stability
througii faster economic deveiopmen
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Oponeats of a prvpiaul to extend the urkeol day for Dv
derflartim .4 first Creditcbd&amp;m have on even 1 asce it letting
ae1 from the Seminole Coimly Sdmol Bcurd.
from the tour urhoof Word m,bce they
have 311 to decide an the teas and are AM wulkeg to beer hod
Ides. 'Al the, tins 1 em he k.rg towed ow direction or the
other he still out to get
,us oUm,." was the rp-it ahel Word VtceO*heruan E.C. Harper whet was skader to
u ft= his (njq___
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Their
.4e as a proposal by Sheendhe
WWtem layer to riqire kindergarten and (kit grade cheldeen to
attend school as do sill ithurs Wasew sew 2:30 p.m tziiead it

All.Africa Force Ferried

1:30 pm. layer CMAM&amp; the scheat syitam could save as mast
as JNa yow he tr1atlum coats. The new pra1 would
have all gadeds IMVft atil it 2:30 pm. bigbvteg In school
ye. IWS.Ifl.
Oppioads of that Ides have .4 that kse1,
the ywcgur

KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - U.S. Air Force
transports today ferried in what Western
countries hope Is the vanguard of an all.
African peace-keeping force In Zaire - 1,500
Moroccan troops to replace departing French
Foreign Legionnaires.
President Mobutu Sene Seko's regime also
was bolstered by political support from a
different direction - Chinese Foreign
Minister Huang Hua.

AWARDS, AWARDS
AWARDS, AWARDS

Libon.g. 'Allies' Battle

Michael Brooks (center. above), wieaer of
Sanford Middle School, spelling be., sixth.
grade academic award and county math
contest, sham happy moment with Angela
DeLancey (left). vice president of student
council who woo the Preisldenl's Physical
Illness award; and student council
secretary Robin Teoddli (right). Academic
and citizenship awards were given (photo
bdow by the Sanford PIlot Club I. (from left)
Thomas Ch
Chisholm., Kelly Jackson, Shine
Smith. Grace Pledra, Gweua Dougherty. and
Dean Shoemaker. April Morris (photo left)
received the United Daughters of the Co..
lederacy award from principal Dan Pelham.

BEIRUT, Labanon I UPD
Rightist
militiamen battled each other In suburban
Hadeth today, further deteriorating relations
between the allies who jointly confronted
Palestinian guerrillas during Lebanon's 18month civil war.
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Israel Begins Key Debate
JERUSALEM (UPI) - The Israeli cabinet
has begun a major debate on the government's proposal for figure self-rule In the
occiçled West Bank of the Jordan and the
Gaza Strip, and U.S. questions about details of
the plan.

Layer
TthS4 the meeting is very nice" sad .4.4 that
while he heW ngreed with the teoches "there Is no itivr way to
50" He herd that who the school Wed mists to coilder the
tartar he late July or early Agwt, he will stand by his longer day

MOSCOW (UPI)
An sarthquake
registering an intensity of $ on the 12-point
Soviet scale hit Soviet Central Asia early
today, the official Tus neei agency said.
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Shah Foos Strike Capital
TEHRAN, Iran I UPI) - A general strike by
opponents of Shah Mohammed Rein Pahlavi
shut down parts of the capital and three other
cities today.

Mrs. O'Leary arid her fellow teachers,
di not intend to
be I.wading for the hsaringz 'if we don't di eaythutg tail
July or August wellnever get the flooded sopport," Mrs. Oiiory

BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - Conservative
Belizarlo Betancur and Liberal Julio Cesar
Turtuy both declared themselves winners
today In Colombia's presidential election.
The latest returns from the national elections office, based on little more than
third of the total
Sunday, gave Ts,bey a
narrow edge 4.1 percent to 47.2 percent for
Betancur. The lead shifted continuously
dining earlier stages of
vote count.
Four other candidates shared the rerniinbig
votes. Under Colombian law, the candidate
with the meat votes wins. A majority Is not
needed.

Itasi. who kit Cinre'ss two

it from the ,rta," she said.
Like layer, all the school board members see the p.4 s*
by Mrs. O'Leary but prefer to take a wad.andoe, at-

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"1remember when we viii isa shone day. At the time It was
said that the he hour was he [sodocijy, jar the
ygj
wpm that may be true we will have to loot at the overall
laidget,' shed Word Chairman Pat Tdion.
School Beard member Robert Feather ec0 n 1 the wiselmidow
mend he added that 'liii dedhean needs to be made on as

OTtAWA (UPI
Canada and the United
Slates who share the longest friendly border
in the world, moved
today toward
enforcing a reciprocal fhth1 ban
a ban
that brotst cries of anguisk from both
commercial fisherman and COMMon anglers.
Complicating the situation was an eV,eslon
of the ban Saturday by the Carter administration to include recreational fithlig in
the Great Lakes. The lakes form part of
Canada's 3,100-mile frontier with the United
Mate, and U.S. sportsmen, who enjoy IW1ag
In Cnadisn waters, reacted with outrage.

By United Press International

Waters spilled down the central Rockies and
advanced across the southern Plains today,
threatening flash floods for residents in low

areas.

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Better After Surgery

'. Nllf agan,

One" will be back on his feet in two weeks and
say he is making a strong recovery at Michael
Reese Hospital, where he underwent open
heart surgery to improve his circulation

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DETROIT (UPI)

Trial

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WEATHER

a soruu of

oitad,

cowl of

U.S. Dtitrtcj

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Lore e of the the.. addid the piujed

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Nocommaroussi camie stiord
118111 bm dolled by
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He 'Mikd a ditoy he

ite ae rsns pods vosid cut the jaws (d sow s two or a.on.yow csspl.t*sg the Jail would
male sad ketite pi kim,owi
capacity (rem Ill to 124 pined without stat hets.
to Increased cod do Is
by 1W and NWAIL prisoners, actit*ag is Pos wrila Wind he the Mallos,
Wed hew I. blurt off

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I am. reading,: tern- $t
peratee, 77, .i'nhAgbt lows,
UESDAY TIDES
0; yesterday's high, 1$; Daylaaa Reach: high 1:11
barometric pressure, 3&amp;I2; ass,, ($ p.m., low 3:11 am..
relative
i, ty
N pee nit; 2:14 pa
4$ 11111113.
Port Csaaseral high 1:34
PsrecasI: Cl.udy $hr.ugb ass, 1:12 p.m., len 3:44 am.,

the the

C. Rod*51r Jr. bit the
by the ftsGWIN Q

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lalds the costr, Juit

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a,, vke .4 rru., he had The federal giTNPon$
Vikr
SOs $ heOuu to prow he Ike
Is the -_
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ieda report they wanted to pay an
aeral N w4UIen to guarantee a
contract for a Fad r'idIory.
Th. No.2 auMmaker, which has faced such
lss uxal tim- in recent
dkpvbd a Now York Tss Mary on the
rqeated 'Thiw deal.
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YOUNG GOP

TAKEOVER

\ewh Installed officers of the Seminole ('nun% I nung llepublicans are ufruni
iu'It I IiirK1 tct'olluni, corresponding seeretarn. 11111 Spegrli'. first '. ice
prrsistrnt - Patti Iea,Iors. recording secretjr
I'rndrr, treasurer. Valli
.

George,

Hraniie, liresident Outgoing president is llishh% UrisnfIe 'right I

Seen Winner Over
xaReagan Aide In N.J.

Case

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('ass' is iikrly to Is challenged sky was that a tturtt t the ,uliuis lieu 5i'pO1itto tl.iuiwi
TH:StuN, 'i J 1.111
At
.4 tune nhtn nunic of the in S.icrriitrr II) either fotituet sufers hid ni jlnlui in the Pr this rate
Plot Ilr.nliey says the ,ithleti,
Senate's nu.s1 grizzled irterans Sen iotk Kiuck, bast.jball poll
I sac 'truut III ''.ushiiugtuun as , • ,i(i'51 he, toni,' ,trab.itke ui
-are ending their career,, 'tat lull hirisdiry or hones New
You know, the
(lttt4-it i' (sir appears to Is Jrtai') state Treasurer ltjchanuj house iuiruntrr in 194 lie nun ;siitu,'u
on the fast track to .viiher sas' I I rune .t,n.j, if the c urrent Pu firA Seflate rat'e to years newsIwiw'rs atn*is refer to Inc
polls are right. cats' niH win later with the rrtirenierit this " iuiattrr 'th.it liii ukitnil, is
tenti
Ilill hlrisdI's. the f'ruiwr Sr.
scat of See t',ul tug-Its, it
The literal htrpubltuan, with again
\ , tk knick,i star
U 'ears of whingt senih'C
A sunsey u,uit,lui,trsj bet usrs'n 'eb . t'aa' silt be the snooP
air',idi tester his twit. is Its. st
May It. stained cas, ranking (.1)1' Inemtwr of the
tisuis'. A c,.s.' assitiat,' of
prsled f br.it Jrlfrn [tell, a o'er iI,railley Iii r percent to r. Senate if he .ini another tenu
i,,v llrendan I ISsue, haa
fumier canipaign dratrgid for petirrit and 11sell ahead 't
Hut rice to. ;sills also sI't,w
st r'ng upp,r I froiti slat,Ron
ald Reagan, in the June I tasn,' bl 44 percent to 4 tuitly 't third of Sen Jersey liuuo nut leaders
fruits the
i,(iI' prun_ars efestitu
iiiainly Utut err
l*'rtrfit The only I l,,ial in that reshlenta
II.' hats' a guitt
it
js
tulut name bun as
reputation routing the' 4,itr
I S 541Utii( trsuii their state
bit Lrur tb'
that stetiatia' al.tnr g1% ri bus kit if
the first list 'it it
htllengeri statue heart
Iuiini,st ratio ii - is still iitli,
,,,
i,'
a,, a under fire this )tat
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,i, g,nernjnrnt cifi fri
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frucus tireiioi-tat, at well as
In ..ktittau m.,,us fi-,, 1st'
Ii1r154'fi,*t1',r ttepuuflui'aiia All

Thes 're smiling here but the sitiuku s unisheti user
the weekend as John %%,arner 'right). Former
%rcretars of the usia% and better known as 11i:abelh
Tia br". u left u husband, lust his hid for a S.'njl,' seal
in Virginia.

Who'll Take
Eastland's

iStituft' tiuii, i ti* ill it 4 i
t.rte*zi*Mt$itui ant, tauui
af
n
ru'pers,-ntat.s- '4 \rt Ii',

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10 Years'After,.
Ins A'(6EI.I.S it'l'Ii - Political and entertainment
celebrities gathered Sunda sight as the ci. of the assitersory of Robert Kenaeds a;iusinati.e to reminisce
abut their friend sad lea der, shot IC ,rat. age ii a haul

Speaking at SL i's
ota
l'piac.pal I'bcrtb ta-le,r an
andienre if 114 - wriuding the.. she had necked let
kenard arni these nba had straggled watt him, - (tn
sprenlated abset what might bass' be,n sad dreamed
abevi nhai still might he.
They alt. recalled the man, sad the mystique, that sat.
"ii nest tier needed ii," (,.i. i4muad G. Brawn It
said. 'n, need as. Out hetite spirit that sat the spirit of
Robert ke..edy."
"He had a spint it darimg aid spirit of trying rite the
Artiest Shirley Martsuae, a P.rnaedy delegate to the
I%1 Demarnstir enasr.ta.L spat. .f "the Itaderursi of
bin heart"sd suggested, "lie malded mare muds and
inspired more heart., than mest also curs ed at peesudrnt"

,..r

peupfe
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l'u'upte saw this
i5iS III' 'till .1151

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Jt.I'KSil\ "tii.s
tI'l
l'u'atPi, situ risk to the
't:.s.scutppi S gusu'rnor 5 iitfbtr
in I9' on a stirking rican
;irilge and a tunc hts,i syhuitail,
'ads a that'S if tandidates in
tb. rat, for Ifs Seitate seat uP
ri-turing Jjgiies ii hstland
The cigari hunipfng
Eastland,
patriarch
t
SIisitsippi f*lutu. s for iuu*r
than three tteraujr, had
scarcely finished annuwt'ing iii
Starch is nouJ4 not seek ret
gili't'tkun than )ln'tti. sit Atia't
I)etuioctat i
and
twit
h(rput4ucan.s were in the ra. r
,O, as U,. Irugitrunner
in the Jt I
eurury, failed as prelude to
the iiiint uiupurtgnt Miuusaippu

Rut I ass' is nit nuth,ut
li.it Sri's i units •:t (*1,1,1
Iresudent lord, in. iuttt
henrI Ku,tstngrr, are n.,tkj,,
hart for Case. shu deiisi'n,.I
the Sr. Juries delegation I,
I nil I,, the lI'5 Itniufli an
nventl.ui

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'tagirug their lint nieamnglusl
senate primary here in ruiudrmn
holicl
we the contest as a
hans'r ti tiring two party
ilthtiti It, Mcsaia.upps

1k has esnsaluded a lypu'al

uuu hluc c es'ognit iii 141- 1.,r
lulling
leafing
the
h(rpublu ian, A hitwud., sttstlaz
usith lark hair nil Pi,yittu grit
nhu became a 1111111'a Ar,
fe- fir ii) htatill'i sa s 1w hes

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iititti,j ladriel attorney nm,
partayu'I his filLs5 't,r .ir.4
ui4tuuifl lutan appeal into a
cunning iunibitiatlort
for
gisrrnur, has been telling
stiera that hr's 1st-n a working
goseursir and t vuw a notking
senator is needed

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t)niuitn'rat i call the race

Impossible."

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a copy?

one of the South s rising

1141114 al figures
lie u lain telling vtdrrs he II
fight to protest the date's in

FA

trrrst in Washingim
send a new man. ' he says 'A
man who tan repecent you in a
ulyniinui&amp; "wanner anti irU, sell,

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t'ulu:uubia lawyer Maurice

l)u'ntin of Columbia and Jai
esium*iitd Hub Kutazi,stin

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%tisaiasippt style campaign

ran drung third in the IES
Democratic primary for
shaking hands, kissing belies
arid cvaiinig Washington
uuirmnur, has been cunduclvsg
We've seen tug state grow an t,%amws campaign Kobmaun,
42. a loflneT utfedot of the
and prosper Its never brluet,"
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hinds told fiew rally ' In the
anti
Agricultural
tnuhstrcal Hoard, has attached
nest N inon Mciaueaupps null be
of
liii h tucson the governor's
run.sudrruul the paradise of this
iM'siiion to seek the Senate putt
great natatm"
with two Ivan left on his term
Insert v huj Walk,, who
still Ioot.s like a Iri'c'tl.d•f aced
Punier It Gov ('baths
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Meter Jr
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The elder Via Meter is
raining as Democratic
candidale fir lb. Florid.
S1iIM1 seat on. held by

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sideted a rsdai risosletsie £5
governor and was ryganlsd as

IariWMNV.VuMeter is

Senate race to attempt a
pggjaj comeback

If you're interested in a model flying
club pleas, attend the organizational
meeting Tues., June 61h, 7:30 pm. at
the Sanford Chamber of Commerce

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CHICAGO UPli- Comedian Jackie
Gleason's doctors predict The Greatest

FORT LAUDERDALE degnotminglon.

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non the Republican Senate represented since 19
b
ntinunalioti on the \ irgir,u.i ru'tinrtg Rep Itarbara Jt'cd.in,
GOP' convention's sitth t.a'.t kem4rt' if the 1976 t1s'nitsi'atic
ate S.aturda night, but must \atiun,sl t'.niq-nti,ii state tiep
visit until the Democrats
%Iu kes I eland nn tkslin in
cunclae next Satuni.ta to fini ii,' runfi, sinus' tPwr,' Is no
out n1c his Sose'mtwr opçxnefit liii' upçs'sitl*n in tP'r Liii
mill be.
in the texai listri,t ripte
t)benshain defeated three
caiuSdatee, all bid 'ne of nfsotn uent,'sl sit C 199 tii Rep
'r
hi %tahin. (petege 11
dropped out on the earlier
bx1t*s The tibet
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the sixth ballot began nae (i)flS('l'%Jtiie Republicar enp.s
winier 5.15 I w'sTrt4ry .IOW1
IlSi US rionsid xtrab:.III
Warner, Ishii had campaigns-I Vowii flu&amp;shrntut'd (title nJi::r
with his wife
autrss rrs'oirlIt in bucaus,' of Ili
t,t*htr. nti. baa w'tsrf is
Elizabeth Ta)lor at his side
wl'e-n it wast'iou.s ()twn' national tt.Aiflhidfl, I'.% .ini
'talur chief t. S Iipl.in.it t
.iru had non. Warner mused
I king .inI and CIA liri'uiir
to make the nomination un

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Five Points Jail

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Flash Floods Possible

Crowds

At 'Nazi

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.nerds LIfl1t*fltSI
Richard t.)twrutuauu. former
t;oL' national co-chairman,

a muscular ailment, will undergo additional
diagnostic testing.

1

Canado.U.S. : Fishing Ion

in the r.giit etetis in Texas

,sIurii.i). 11-lerm ltii -iaI
Ago under tes.sure of the jor Yciung. nh., had survived
Elizabeth Itas sex scandal. is mw rr'.eiestic.i in I"t since
attempting a
"back lie L' Pwto, naia,cu_seij bs Ifor'
cue of five candidates in his aide
mcrof keeping her on Pus
t.strict cutting a seat in the federal pasroll for
sexual
t*uo ta'gis.Latute. and hoI%'S to favum Pci to date Rep Jtv
to i'rt more strs than tus tow' watt. a be.hrlor tucking tue

KANSAS CITY. Mo, (UPI)- Former first
lady Bess Truman, hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Research Medical Center for

one.

the

Waine

Bess Truman: More Tests

vote

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And former Rep

GADSL)EN, Ala I UPI -Hundreds of
home-town friends and admirers tiled past a
silver coffin draped with a U S. flag Sunday to
pay their respects to James B Allen.
Alabama's junior U. S. senator

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Yell

WASHINGTON UPI i - The United States
emphasis on seabased nuclear missiles and its
rliance on weapons systems designed in the
Kennedy-Johnson years has shifted the advantage to the Soviet Union in some strategic
weapons, a [louse Republican task force says
Shortsightedly, the U S has placed most of
its strategic eggs in one basket by its overreliance on sea - based missiles." said the first
of a series of working papers" on defense
issues released by the House Republican

Hundreds Honor Allen

INA
T he elirnadxy school teacher noted that the next dep will be
to 111110M the psrenta soil teachers of layer', plan and have them
contact shoot Word meniheri. "We ds(%ndely have to gel

Never Again,

2 Claim Colombia Victory

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..iand not economics bhe"
Allen Keith noted that be Is not "pubildy leaning ow way ar
ahehet," but wild rather wad will all the lidormation Is
a'vhelahe
In a relitad development, the Parents Teachers AowlMlea
(PTA) it take (30ea headed
the IssaW dsy ,...,....J.
One Was that had been suggested was in the post ctimproammi
that would allow these who U,. risarUw School or have rides leave
early wIll. the., who have to be based leave at 2:30 pm
Bor.4a Hews tithe grade teacher at Rid Bug Elementary who
was also at the meeting he west said the cvsnprunlae is dill
SOn he lvi to the estil that the some udwol would be splIt,"
she silt
Of that cenprarnue Layer said it is dill an alternative and
"sonvtkng we will cuteder."

Earthquake Hits Soviets

pt*41tiCAItuewrn(loneve'rtvkj

7 11100 delegates and alternates

IboLse Senate candidates

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açee*ng the meeting was ccrDvJ "1* was nat really prodecti,,
becae he i layer) had he mind made up.- according to 9ierry
Olany, a rirhe.pade teacher at Lake (ierta leines*ary

m'ut in .bat irinua Republi
tens were calling the Iatir4

Lead, GOP Panel Claims

WASHINGTON it'Pli - No senators and
lO congressmen are on the new Dirty Dozen'
list politicians Environmental Action hopes
to defeat in the fall elections
The group said it will work to heat Sens.
Jesse Helms, R•N C., and Strom Thurmond,
KS C . who have environmental voting
records among the worst in the Senate." and
House members William Armstrong, RColo
Garry Brown, K'Mich.; Samuel I)evine, K.
Ohio, Willis Gradison, It-Ohio; George
Hansen, K-Idaho. Thomas liuckaby Dt.a
John Myers. Rind.; Ted Kisenhoover, DOkla ; Ray Roberts. D-Tex and Jamie
Whitten, 1)-Miss

While layer rp'ds that be endurdandi the cuu it the
perselis and tiscLrs be has shed 'when Weahain insists realhe
- has to give"
Lad week both Ides ma at the schod board M
.'iii se twu

( Sited b'rrc% Iaieraat.sal
In ttw bwiest political nerk
of the yrar ') fat' California
tiers are ready to slash

There is rim, &amp;ncurntwnt The
and Io'ai wtmarses are set in
WAt is the
eight ides. and Virnnia bolts
willtm
Sen
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Ihe wvond 4 ni ciinsentions to

'Dirty Dozen' Tapped

di(&amp;et he school (or the shers how would sees on mental
'pie seal would he efluit be ereitheg a habyltitig invlco.

Property Tax Cut Bid In Voter SDotliaht

Soviets Have Some Weapon

Research Committee

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Evening Heiald
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No one from either the Democratic or
Republican ranks has Indicated any Interest as yet
in challenging the re'electlon of Slate Rep, Robert
liattaway, 0. Altamonte Scrap. for a third esn
secidive term In the Legislature this year.
ltattaway hai oald he plans to day in the House
is" after reappotloiund when Seminole county
maybe given as n Senate seat, arid then run for
the no
Senate.
The Apopka Chid newspaper in
recerd
editorial lauded Hattaway's performance in
TaUahae, saying he "cares about Orange Cowdy
to a greater degree than some of the date
representatives from Orange Cowdy."
'IlMtaway gets ablr vote otconlldence from
Has area than many of those who are on the Orange
Court'legislative delegation, He proves in
worth," said the editorial.
A very mall portion of Hattaway's district Is in
By DONNA ES TES Draw Cc.

300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIJi. 37771
Area Code 36322.20II or 14993

currertiy being done only by the [lade County
Democratic Ezecidive Conund*e,.
U (v. Jim William', 1).mccratic candidate
'When a political patty endorses one of Its
for governor. says casino gambling wouto be very
members against another, it becomes a W
detrtm.',laJ to the state's pari-mutuel industry
tofereat group," she said, "and should the
which contributes tfloi'e In Mt5 to Florida thai the
Democratic Party adopt this method, it will cease to
gaming tables do to Nevada.
be the Patty of all the People.' "
. Williams says that
in irs. Ue last year for
Katie Nichols, who lost
election bid for
which comparaUe figures are available. Florida
Public Senlce Commission In a see-saw battle with
collected $17.6 million from highly regulated horse
Paula Hawkins two yeas ago, announced
racing. jai alai and dog racing pan-midueb, while
candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the
Nevada collected only $53 million from all gaming
office within days of gubernatorial candidate Jack
taxes
Eckerd'a announcement that Mrs. Hawkins would
-Nevada's tourists remained with them an
be his running mate.
average of four days while Florida's averages II
While the election between Mrs. Nichols and
dabs, ' said Williams.
Mrs. Hawkins may have been close statewide, Mrs.
Hawkins was victorious in Seminole County by
The Florida Chapter of the National Association
nearly 2.1 receIving
9 votes to 14,064 for Mts.
of Social Workers has endorsed the candidacy of
Nichols.
Democrat State Sen. Bob Graham for governor.
In her announcement of candidacy, Mrs Nichols
Another Democratic candidate for governor,
said that a welRnowii brokerage firm In New York
Raleigh Greene, has asked Coy. Reubui Askew to
has rated the Florida Public Service Commission as
consider forming a special 'Watchdog Committee"
'most Liberal" in granting utility rate Increases
to monitor activities of the Florida Education
She said that only three dates are rated more
Association in its support of the casino gambling
liberal than honda and all three states have appetition drive

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ERA: What's
Fair Is Fair

The Clock

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Beverly Doder. generally considered the leading
contender far the Democratic nomination for
Seerdary of Slate, in the first of her "positions
papers' bladed the primary endorsement conce$.

The battle over the Equal Rights Amendment
is becoming obscured by an issue that has little to
do with women's rights.

How much time should be granted for state
, legislatures to decide the fate of a proposed
amendment to the U.S. Constitution?
The only guidance from the law is that
ratification by the required three-fourths of the
states should take place in a "reasonable" time.
(7
Opponents of the ERA are arguing that seven
years Is reasonable enough, and that the controversial amendment should he declared dead
next March if the required 38 states have not approved it.
rA
The National Organization for Women and its
pro-ERA forces are arguing for an extension.
confident that sooner or later three more states can
By DON GRAFF
be added to the list of 35 which have ratified the
WASWNGTONINEA)— The Grumman Corp.
amendment over the last six years.
Considering the sort)' record on past efforts to
sought to use
funds to pay the rent on an __
It's hard to stake out a position on this issue
deal with the problem, it is highly debatable that
employee's Washington apartment. The LTV
the newly convened United Nations disar.
without seeming, on the one hand, to be insensitive
Corp wanted to use taxpayer money for coia*ry,
mament conference will lead to any signIficant
club membership dues, tozedo rentals and of.
_________
to the rights of women, or on the other hand, to be
in world arms stocks.
f' life insurance premiwna.
reckless with a definition of what constitutes a
Those disclosures come from newly released
reasonable time for disposing of a constitutional
But it won't be trim lack of debatable items on
Department of Defense ( DOD 1 documents that __________
question
the agenda for the sessions, which will continue
provide a rare view of one of the lead savory
through June.
We were impressed, then, by the recent
aspects c the government's relationship with
testimony of William A. Stanmeyer, an Indiana some of its Wgges.t contractors.
'lut w• have to raise postal rates You understand don't you?' l'ur this world largely at peace, or what
University law professor, before a congressional
At listr are the efforts by major corporations
—.. —
technically passes for such in some areas, Is aLso
committee trying to decide what to do about the to use federal funds to pay for lobbying coats.
a world armed to the teeth
ententalnnient, trip to exclusive resorts and a
ERA.
Arms expenditures by all nations are at the
boat of equally questionable expenditures.
Mr. Stanmeyer's judgment Is that if the
A spate of newspaper aceowits several years
a recently released study, "World Military and
deadline is extended, then the National
ago alleged that the contractors were enSocial Expenditures, 197."
Organization for Women should drop its insistence
lertaining both
and civilian DOD
Armed forces are estimated to number some
that states which have ratified the amendment not
tharles ('ugliandro, president of ('alatzian.
ionnei at posit vacation spots, hunting lodges and By JOHN PIIYOR
book, sand the project ran 23 million and are expanding.
according
to
Sethi's
be allowed to change their minds,
country clutw.
NEW YORK IUPII - After seven years 01
Intoprotilems from the start when fanners faileil
We have to agree.
Nuclear weapons available to the known
As the controversy apçroachedthe proportions litigation. a $10-million breach of COiltflCt
to repay lows, lie visited US Ambassadurto powers equal several tons of
NOW is banking on the prospect that the
of a scandal. Pentagon officials became highly complaint filed here by a commodities trading
ml for each
det4e about the Issue, then ordered
Thailand Graham Martin to persuade himto pern. with the capacity for destroying every
political tide favoring ERA is strong enough that at
firm against the Bank of Bangkok seems healed
discontinue
the
lending
program.
Ilefesise Contract Audit Agency IDCAM to toward trial.
tït) on earth almost seven times over.
least three state legislatures which have rejected
Cogliandro said Martin had — encouraged us to One dollar out of every six paid In taxes pays
eumlnetheccxtractors'ftnanclalr,cords.
Amid-lktohertrialdatehasbeen set in the
the amendment in the past eventually will see the
ask All) fciee loan ... Nouneputaguntoour for anuis. representing a greater outJayfor
Although
of those audits now have been lawsuit filed In June 1971 by Calabrtan Co. mc. f
Light
heads, it was our own decision but he certainly overage famli? than it spends on the education of
completed, the Pentagon has repeatedly New York, which did business in
asked us very bad' '
., •,.
t tfl14t's a likely uiuptlon, bt* t4iat'(p.j is
rebuffed requeds to make them plicly
its czntlnlc, ,,,
anisell.gwigar&amp;
fair,
available. The Air )ctce, for Indance, p
Ili alleged failure of the Ilink of Rmakek'' m 'tmaflee lolUflled evmtñar la?,
If the pro-ERA forces are In be given time to
adamantly refuses to release Information from
Cstabrian &amp;Heged W Bank of Bangkok failed
pay the II nilillon purctna'e price for the most active in tgnaglflg abuuf. the U.N. disarat least ten corporate audits under Its control, to comply with terms of a Jun. IM agreement
try to change the decision in states which have
preferred shares is the basis of the complaint. nutment sessions. Yet the most rapid expansion
rejected their amendment, then the anti-ERA
But the Navy, responding to a request flied negotiated in Thailand that called for the put'ii claims the breach discredited its of military forces during the last two decades
WKIeT the provisions of the Freedom 01 mIce, chase by the Bangkok bank of capital dock in
forces must have the same opportunity to ask for a
reputation and caused It to lu.i4 business OP has been among the small and particularly the
rnation Act, has taken the unprecedetd.d step of (nn (Thailand) Co., Ltd., called Cail'hai.
po ttuiuities ui Thailand.
developing countries, not the greatpowers.
withdrawal of ratification in states that have once
releasing the reports produced following the
According to the bank, an account was
The issues are Involved, even became a
voted for it.
audits of the Grumman and LIV Washington "j
established
for
II
million
representing
the
full
case" in a book written by S. PrakaO
NOW is weakening the case for an extension of
offices.
But there is no question as to where the power
purchase price for preferred stock, This account
Sethi, associate professor at the University of
time if It rejects that principle.
The most significant features of those reports (foi'r. Berkeley.
was blocked, according to the bank, when 4111 lies
are the absence of any truly scandalous material
The United States and Soviet Union between
This issue Is far removed from the question of
C.alabrian reneged on its part of the deal to
They included involvement In a private vetsand the relatively mall size of the challenged tune of the Agency for International Developsubscribe an additional $1 6-million to UalThai. theni account for at least half of world arms
whether sex-discrimination should or should not be
expenditures when cc*npared with the cinc- mint, a wilt of the, U.S. State Department.
('alitrian also claimed the U S. government spending -' the intl proportion being uncertain
forbidden by specific language in the Constitution.
XIrMioil5 tid.il goYei'TVnent business.
used the Bank of Bangkok's failure to honor its because the Soviet arms budget is subject to
plans for CalThal financing of Thai farmers,
The country is setting a precedent for what is
Gruniznan lad year was the seventh largest
agreement as an excuse to withdraw official varying estimates.
the agreement called for the Hank of
fair and reasonable in submitting an amendment —
lxo contractor, with sales of more than $1.4 Bangkok, reportedly a leader in the struggle to
support.
any amendment — to the states for ratification.
The two powers have more than 9 percent of
b.IXAA .dub, corn 1974 and 1973, improve the lot of Thai farmers, to buy 300,000
In late INI. Catabruan defaulted on

ANGLE.WALTERS

VIEWPOINT

I,

Integrity

Armed

Teeth

Question

—11*

BUSINESS WORLD

Issue Heads For Trial

We hope congressional action on the fate of the
ERA is based not so much on the pressure of the
women's lobby, but on what is defensible in the
perspective of the past and future of our political

process ,

questioned only $1,210 worth of expenses.

shares 01 preferred stock In CalThal for II
i.iV ranked 33rd among all Pentagon cots- million, to be paid by July INS. At the time,
tractors, with sales of almost $206 niWlon. The Calmai was embarked upon a multunithon
1AAaudd,eiiccmpisaIiig1974and IM, sought dollar pengran of building grain handbag
to disallow $342,432 In e ense claims.
faculties throughout Thalap.di
"We try to be fair, accurate and honest with
The Bank of Bangkok was looking for a way to

xp

our customer." says Julian Scheer. an LTV bypass a system that exploited Thai farmers,
Merdianta traditionally provided loans to f arrec'eq*ed and accounted for. Some items do slip mers at Interest rates up to 120 peftwut to buy
by, but we don't want a nickel that's not seed, equipment and fertthvr, then purchased
allowable.'
the farm products at low, often dishonest, prices.
Among the Items disallowed In brith audits
The Callbai project was financed almost
were $10,015) annually worth of executives' entirely by linens from U.S. banks which were
salaries, representing the estimated portion of
fully guaranteed by AID. AID expressed enthose officials' time devoted to congressional thusiasm about increasing benefits to Thai
lobbying.
farmers.

senior vice president. Every dollar has to ne

Please Write
letters to she editor are welcomed for
publication. All letters must be signed, with a
mailing address and. II possible, a telephone
number so the Identity of the writer may be
verified, The Evening Herald will mpert the

wishes of writers who do not want their names
In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the
right I. edit letters to eliminate libel or to
conf.rm to space reqatrements.

Expose

Of NIDA

Federal Investigators
have confIrmed
nigIsig tail our charges
in
de
01 last January that tine National
hutitile on
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Drug

Abuse Is plagued with coeJ1ldi cranysim
and cornçtion. no dIracict, Robed DuPont.

pearanc, of uuuplupncty bit no provable
vlolatloea 01 law."
Then paid by pout, he
cudinined our chargas.
Unnsy rued OR a sharp memo
to Pu subordinates who are s
- i to oversee
On drug abma program. "I am didreaned," he

We reported that it was run by a tlt 11W. agreed to MoØ a codractaig ayd.m "In wItch
4 PD Jingle ladvidusi CmUM
clique wine shared the U*TY 'lb friends
idlomee an
relations. Government cidzada osd Sam were

g to dosi me.er4

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And "ssha"
Out reporters Hewi, Miii and Valerie
w ampiyid $tr.a ppi
We NIDA. The
their wives. U was all nay
iMporter gawal, IJih.uPg is Shalt tracks,
lii
ehigNIghia
by j
A. CaMme Jr. whol proWn ever the fram his ri:
sprawling Health. EducatIon and WCLIIIS
Will tie Osgalaft ON lobes
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can't watch ,edmag t
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a 1MM of Pll,II
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Jack Mdeuia "horam relatIng be .,iv,u. alSdeadtI*5,t).gdIIi
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cidradirs of the $* ii&amp;
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project to fail.

l"caxl-short developing countries spend on the

Coghandro Said at the tune: "It wr had to start average only
me-filth as inah In foreign ex.
over again, we would rum a business and not a
change on agricultural equipment as they do on
welfare program ... but we did not do this and weapons.
Two out of every three governments
we were completely and hopelessly deserted by
spend more on preparing their populations for
the U.S. government."
war than on protecting them from disease.
...

Is Confirmed By HEW

has quietly been told to look for another Job,
The agency Is eancoriced In ivory-tower wrote, "with the loose managesneig practices
splendor high in a government skyscrapar In and evIdence 01 cromyhim which (the) report
Rockville. Md. Its ostensible mission is to help reveals"
millions of Americans w ho are hooked on
The secretary demanded an evaluation of
dangerous narcotics
esconalve travel by tap clticlMa and approved
several engged reforms Mad Unportai*, he

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the Nil- nuclear weapon stockpiles, control $0 percent of
guaranteed lows and All) took over the research on new
weapons and account for 75
Calabnan shares in CalThai which
had been ;a-cent of arms supplied to other countries, with
pledged as collateral.
the U S.as the chief exporter.
A General Accounting review said AID's
financing arrangements were unique in that the
"World Military and Social Expenditures," a
agency bore almost all risk In a privately owned continuation under private funding 01w annual
verdure and concluded it was not justified.
survey discontinued some years ago by the U.S.
Calats'san countered that AID's backing Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, notes
prevented intended private financing from that for most countries the cost of arms has lobe
reaching the stage of reality and caused the measured in more that money.

JACK ANDERSON

WASIUNGION

BURY 3 WORLD

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"ihe Anderson atu.gaia
am, in Pull ld ailor the macnape, bat "the all ad eat
maw, med. actfew
-Web
eic, an the roller."
our review has disclosed a
up'
— tee DigeWl helped to award this contract

to an old friend, Dr. Richard Katon, who hired coiditlential statement."
Mary Lou. When the contrail expired in 1974 and
- Muriel Nellis was awarded a $120,000 NIDA
was awarded to another firm, tlogokiff returned contract lad year to study women's di'ng
the favor to Kalon for hiring his fiancee. I)ogoioff problems. Her husband, Joseph Nellis, is chief
e
ded Katon', contract for 15 days and gave counsel of the house Narcotics Committee,
him a Omen new work orders. "All of the work, which Is supposed to oversee NIDA.
amounting to about $111,000, was assigned to Significantly, the report meals he "asrees as
KA1On ASSOCIAtes." deres the report. The secretary" cal his wife's firm. Adds the report:
other firm, which had won the contract, got no "The cont ract was awarded on a sole source

Murder Case Cut
To Manslaughter

FLORIDA,
IN BRIEF
Crime Corporation
Suspect Is Arrested

Irvin Boyd Childs. 35,
charged in the stabbing murder

of 21-year-old I.e Late of
Altamonte Spuings IA Mardi
was expected to plead no
cutest today to a reduced

charge of manilaugbler.
Assistant Slate Attorney Alan

Robinson informed circuit
court Judge David Strawn at
the Seminole County costthoume of use plea agreement
this morning.
The mw-Ocr ocir,d Mardi

$ it $1$ (hik Si, in Altamonte
Springs. That were three own

in the house at the time of the
Incident. The third man,
Williani Cart, 35, contacted
sherifFs deputies.
Detectives said Citida was

Anita: Help For Homosexuals
(UPI)

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trying to pick a 11gM with tune
butherehaid and Childs went

A flood of

letters from repentant homosexuals has
convinced Anita Bryant she must set up
centers to cure the sinners.
Miss Bryant, through husband Bob Green,
announced plans Sat urday for a series of
therapy and counseling centers, retreat
ranches and farms, treatment facilities and
counseling units for homosexuals "who are
beginning to realize there is a way out of this
thing for them."

at 5pm. at the Overland Trail
Bar In unincorporated Semimele
County. Jail reowihi Indicate
one of the men may have
fee-ed a fractured am during
the incident. Small Is charged
with disorderly conmhrt and
aggravated lottery and toil
Incidelist occurred. according to has briton set at PO
MAN ARRESI
rpeardjL
(h'rtaon told sheriff's deputies
Albert DeAndree was at the
he was attesniting to start the
motor when it backfired and Lake Monroe Inn Sunday of
lard in flames. The couple was Iering for sale old coinu and a
quickly picked up by a passing watch. He's in Seminole County
boat and the sherifFs depart' jail today charged with grand
mend towed the boat to shore theft of tIne second degree (a
where local firemen '4 out tinir motor vehicle I.
DeAstdrea was at the local
blaze
Records indicate Orrison put eatery and losing. about 130
the burned-out hull on Pu pm when he was noticed b)
Detective Jo. Henvielt of the
trailer and went home.
county's sheriff's department
'

untoanc*her room ofthebillow

Stanley J. Small, 23, of

Constantine Avenue In Orlando
is being held In Seminole
County jail today after he
allegedly attacked several
persons with a pool dick.

MAI4 BURGLAR FIGHT

45 Tons Of Pot Seized

A 72-year-old retired doctor
dnneuled with a birstar he
discovered in his humor early
this ino".
Stanley Putter of Valencsa
Street In Sanford told police he
was awakened at 4:30 am. to
find a burglar in his bedroom.

ST. PETERSBURG
(UPI) — Atotalof
45 tons of pot was rounded up by the Coast
Guard cutter Point Swift in two separate hauls
this weekend.
The Latest came Sunday when the cutter
spotted a 70foot shrimp boat, the Lady Lou of
Key West, "acting suspiciously" 35 miles west
of Egmont Key. Coast Guardsmen boarded
the Lady Lou and found 25 tons of pot and two

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to Sanford. as Chamber President Tern Mct)ssa$d
c'enIeri and past president Tom Hunt lhIdden,
offer their good wishes at a special Lake Golden
chamber barbecue honoring Sanford industries.

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Police.
TV* only item miming from
the tome was Sally Putter's
purse containing 140 In cash and
Assudied credit cards. records

They arrested David 0. Elmgren, 53, and

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BOAT r=

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GAINESVILLE (UPI) -The Board of
Regents will try today to work out an appeal
process for students rejected by graduate
schools, conalder a Job-swapping program for
professors and businessmen, and possibly
name an Interim presidelt for Florida InI

he'll retire Jan. 1. Crosby said he always intended to step down after three years and
plans to return to teaching.

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COMPLETE SANFORD AREA SPORTS COVERAGE DAILY AND SUNDAY
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SEMINOLE 0111 (MN SUNDAY MAGAZINE
Includes Control PIselda TV two

Askew called the special
ama
because he feala there
can be no further delay in

Greet Flood krp.Ins

establishing safeguai'de against

a possible "dealing" of state
lands and phosphate and
petroleum rights by private
COITIIMrCtaI interests.

A COMPLETE VARIETY OF GROCERY ADS
with vahabis rneney loving ceupens

unit that co roversial issue
was only ore of several left
hanging In limbo when the
regular 117$ legislative
adjourned last Friday night.

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SOCIAL AND CIVIC CIRCLES

legislators also failed to

agree on equally controversial
bills dealing with reforms in

JO, th. .v.r'kicr..sks
ll4lMbf of Ev"Mg H.r.ld
wil Wwse.d svbsc,Ib.,,,

cvnipensetlon and
an Appointive Public Service
not
two questions.
especially the former, may
compote Strongly for the at'

md or
col 322.211t.d.yP

corned about what he believes

to be a virtual steal of date
— lande and pete
and petroleum n w. 'mid

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Indian of lawmakers.

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we,, eaw Ibsa the nglei
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OURSELVES
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW

YOUR FAVORITE COMICS DAILY

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Record Title Act whet pro'
sides that my title gs
't—rd fat 20 years Is a
cods I. the data red prlieddew. wdqdW title, MYSTh

Se mthe the tnutdieL

Ac,..,Iig be papers bled by
the campuy, IJII coommers

hat's happening on (hi' i.urts si-en.'

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session because "he Is con-

a" Anwoury Go"

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(unit the inform.ution '.ou'r.' huuking for right in
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,ieorai will
3,111 c,p,-ers is the Usiled
Stat.1111 thatr
y back an a
osherlss oiler,
L.
Lobewils sold Sunday lad
Dear r 111 'igNd upend

most complete

in Seminole ('minty plis FLO IDA In brief, NA'fl(YN
in brief kind 'llULL) in brief

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ownership of submerged lands.

anew, p shotock. DC,s
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to a bill protecting state

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TALLAHASSEE iUI1

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hue,matter 114 when the

appointed by the board In 1976, has announced

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An Orlando couple

forced to abandon their boat on
the St. Join'. Rivet when it
burst. litoflamnes.
Stanley Oreissa. ii, was in
the 1$4om* Fiberglass boat .$Jt
his wife Shirley off U.S. 17-flat

ternational University.
FLU President Harold Crosby, who was

sainford

Sanford Chamber of Commerce's Industrial
action committee in honor of ('tsase's special sin lee

Greater

TO CHASE

The

The pair struggled briefly and

Miguel Gonzalez, 23, both of Key West.

Robert Oafs
LilI'e wnj. 5,0055
Shm an L iii
iav'y 0 H.ema,
rlI5 I, Lasee,
Sam,,.i As it,.,,
Oli ver Al •••
Cuaud.

(lsawe &amp; Co.. accepts plaque from Scott Iluras .1 the

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Lbe burster broke away and ran

crewmen.

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Sanford Maor l.ee P. Mare (left), president of

'THANKS'

who ran a clack of the man's
car
The car was reportedly stoleii
from flagler Beach May 20 and
DeAJIOm'eI was arrested an he
got into the car to drive away,
according 10 jail r'e'turdo. Baud
Is WI it 85.211111

PODL$TK1I ATTACK

and cane back with the knife
and stabbed Lane.
Lane staggered out of the
house and walked several
blocks before collapsing, He
was
pronounced dead at

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Is from Williamsburg. Va.

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work for months.
buts without screening oiler qualified conNot
long afterward. Katun hired another tractors to deternumne their interest." Although
NIDA Outdoor, Paul Ryser, who had bein a there's no evidence Nell, Mad his congreidonsi
consultant to NIDA of ficial and college than clout to help Ida wife land the co ntracts, "the
William Spdlane. After Ryser joined Muon's appearance 01 favoritism Is pranL"
fijm, it "received three contracts wtumcfi were
ambninistered by ISpillane's) division, tL4sUtng
- NIDA Directot Robed DuPont was
found
$1,971,671" Spiulaie, meanwhile, "dined with to have traveled
for 201 days over a tine-yam
Mates personnel on at lead 13 occasIons, amid the span, coding the taxpayers over $VJU His
trips took him to such faraway places as
contract" The cay relatloesluip between NIDA Bangkok, Honolulu.
Nigeria, Paris and
and Rkcha'd KaW Aaesc*ates, aMa the report (liar j,Wta, witch we bad reputed, 'or,
"is of c,4inosng concern." Some NIDA officials, confirmed. Be the IMporter salami
II says, "express skepticism about the "(hit review vlihsh,d that all the
ttlps vise
iøtioiacy" the atTWIiet.
propedy sdlaelaud and vet, is 1ift ,g
—
NU d kW 'WS Carroll helped the
edmeb a Mismi co—oltaig (*iii died saw
lu inspector general is centiledwit to
1Mems, Inc Who he joined NIDA,, "he ties- probe a 1410* grad to
an w"el
pal
af.I.V4 his dick to Its wife.- titipectots toun4 "WedoknowthMa(NIDA)pram" wile
t
"ala data had slorded codr1a to Social awarded the grad
"had a cede p.au.anl
lydems" fInanced "through the me 011410* reM
with a Up oftiowl in IM g"tied
lde," Those contracts, tdalwcg $313,111, received the motility.
ney.
"acr.adnd for abed 00 percent of Social
Vootziote: in the post, these NIDA afhcl
Sydans' total rece*ts." The official also "failed and contractors cited Ut the report have strongly
to include his Uttered in Social Systems in his denied any unpropr)e(les In their caduct.

The vicidud occurred Sunday

By DFJ4NLi FEOLI
Herald Stall Wrier

MIAMI I UPI — A nan suspected of being
part of a "crime corporation" and wanted for
jumping bond and on mail and wire fraud
charges is in the Dade County jail today,
pending a hearing before a U.S. magistrate.
Robert J. Heller, 43, was arrested Saturday
by federal agents as he walked off a L.ACSA
flight from San Jose, Costa Rica.
He is one of 12 people indicted Tuesday by a
grand jury in Miami on racketeering charges
in connection with a "crime corporation"
operating fe-nv" 1971 through this year in
Miami, Tampa and Key West.

MIAMI BEACH

Metal. June A. tm—ia

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Ashew wads a bill oif1.inaig
the Mite's iii of thee-susde of acres of ipd
l
b.cae, a 1977 Flanda
lqtame Cut declsia-icited that provintaes of the
Macteed Ramtd THIS Act Mao
apply to the b11'ii of riven
and lakes crs
privately.

(Yam

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What started as a bestolsewn
NBA championship series is
now a best-of-one sines, hosrnecourt advantage to the Seattle
SuperSonics. Even a 35potn4
loss at Washington Sunday
couldn't snuff out the Swucs'
enthusiasm.

'Every game they play here,
they say it's the tagged game in

the history of their franchise,"
rue's John J,laison.
"Come Wednesday IUgIA. d's

the lagged game in our Iran'
cttse. And we're gonna win.
The BuIlds' 117.12 trIumph
evened the series at three
games apiece, with the deciding
game at the Seattle Center
Cotlaeign. The Soiucs have won
fl straight in that tultng, tad
Washington, Elvin Hayes Isn't
buying any "home-cowl" theoroes-

points on the board, and that

chanipsomatip sines game. The
previous record, 34, was set
April 2, 1111 by Boston, sna 1$95 win over 9,. Louis. Wilkina
played on that St. Lows team.
The Bullets got otd*aubng
games from many players,
including Hayes i 2l pouts, 15
rebounds, Bob Dandridge (19
points, Mdcii Kiçchak its
,,'rles Johnson 117
p011*5, Wes Unseld ill rebounds I and Greg Ballard t12

I= to concern then," said
Hayes. "It doesn't matter
where the game is played.

Their fans won't put the bill In
the basket for them"
That was something the
Sonics couldn't do in Game 1.
They shot just 34 percent from
the field, their word performance 01 the series, and were
oigrehoigyed, 11-49

Sow they have to think
about us. They know we can put

Washington's margin of
victory was the largest in a

pouts, 12 reheiaidsi.

Briefly

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TORONTO (UPI) - "This course scares you,"
11 said JoAnne Carner of Lake Worth, Fla.. minutes

"after she won the I978 LPGA Classic at St.
George's Golf and Country Club Sunday.
She was smiling. It's a course she loves to play.
as she repeatedly said during the fourday tournament. And play it she did Sunday, going in at 5under-par and zipping to a 14-under-par 778 win,
the $15,000 first prize, and the distinction of being
the first repeat winner M this particular tournament. She beat Carol Mann in a 1975 playoff.

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Frank Tanamia became the Chicago 1, Atlanta I; San
Amarican Lg.e's rIM nine- Franc*o 3, Moudi'ssl 2,1 II
game. warner Sunday wtia he ianliigs, and St. Lash 4,
kid ft
Hoedan 1.
vkloryovevtheBogonR.d3o, Br..,. 134, kI74:
with a four-hotter over $ 2-3 State Lascano belted a three-lzmis'
rim hane' aid Berk Maths
'It's always idct to bid a had foes hits, .wiidS4
5team that's considered one of waithee over Cleveland I tue
the bed In t'ssehefl," said ,igttcap. The Brewers vs the
Tanana. 'iv, always pitched opener behind a gidstam
well against Boston here, tamer by Dick Davis aid
thou(h"
tamer' by La'ry Hide aid
Ron Jackson and Km Land- Gornsai.
ream powered solo homers to hangm I, P Jail 5:
back Tanasu and give Jim Al Oliver dove vi tour ram,
Vrst his first victory as a Mike Huve
ve in two
manager. The was also snapped and scored twice
Juan
asevenne losing gna*for Benlquts hit atv.qu's,pw,nsrto
the Angels
help Ibit Ellis gut the vlsi.
Tanana truck out five and TI(S,I I, Tvh 4:
walked two to lift Pus record to
Jack Morris picked up Iii
1-2 and become the second first was of the year atan John
pitcher in the maJors to win Wocterdam snapped a 3.3 be
nine games. Hans GrUnaley 01 with a runamcsng singl, lithe
was the fIrst.
Math Ihng. 61mm Adams had
Dive 1aR.odie nailed down a pair of solo shots for the
'theflnalouit of the nudhlsmlng Twins.
to record ins serroudh save after Baysl. 13 WhIle Set 1:
Tanana fielded a sacrifice fly to John Wathai and Al Cowene

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Jam Card"

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ttite"gasne

touch around the am lakes

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Crux got the thi rd
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say,, he's right up there with
the bed of the pittars on the

intassmernamtarscvrd "I'm a blUe faster than lad
his 21th camer victory-lops year" taM said. 1 worked
among all active major I0(
this winter on weights and
pltcti.n - when be helped
flezihility. I aim made some
adjustments in my pitct-.gs-,g'

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new,
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second place and picked up

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pla'rvs for the Railroaders Is Sailard's flarida Little
Major league, gives pitchers a mighty small target
In a game Os's,: and ('has, A ('a.'. Alfred
Hoobhard practices (w just sorb an .caslss In
throwing to catcher Michael Tamer beisse.

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By LIIled PFSN taSIuiiII Pittsburgh
4, CIncinnati 1;

and Oakland defeated New fifth-inning rally that led
Hs,i N, WWII. All 75. Sea.c, 2701*0 3 S'ast.OasalolS$.Q York.
OMlasiit over New Yort. The
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San Diego 5 New York 2; Kansas City

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how to pitch, doam't he" Orlolest, Iheiser, I:
IT'S A GAME
asked Fregosi, "He's a great
Ken Singleton drove In all of
M644
v ersed a,. e.
a..
competitor and be knows how to Baltimore's runs with three, Pits
feasible a 14 Ww"p PIC&amp;OdlPiPYN - l Oscar Virally )4l13'4 keeplutteu'stanest."
Louis ifen
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Church Softball League immediately following the 1*10'GOIFINI's ii*iums
series and on the year, a 881
sm him and he en joys doing It.
Seminole
harness Kacewa Constriction last weekend, record The grand slam was his
playoffs be gin Saturday In openers.
AS N N
Wllli Mays was that way when he was playing. So was Babe Sanford,
and the surviving four
ddeaLe Florida land Co., 114, closing oil its season.
Presbyterian and Sanford ,,,,,
25th home run of the s.aam, the
lin High long before With.. Both were nat urally fr*ndly with other
,
, o
lad weekend to do., out a
Raceway got seven-hit psi. most ever by an NCAA
team, from the season's Baptist lied for fi rst place in the •" Co"in. I
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I players the same as Reggle Jackson.
perfect
114
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in
the
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fr
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campaign
Jim Barrett an d coUeglan.
are
First A loop, and the Presbyterians A.Io.tPffry
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Mustang Division.
'ø'. S'ntP ii
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picked up a pair 01 hits eac-t
Presbyterian and First Ba ptist won a flip 01 the coin
home's teammate, (3v{,
pal
somehow
never
go
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oppo
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non.
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200
florIda Land also dropped a from Tyrime Wilson and Chris Bands, had set an 881 record of
of Sanford from the A League seedings in the tourney. They
".w .o...,
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law One of the obvious reasons was that Oliver was over In the o er
to Durranc, Holiday. Keith Sasser and Eric % in Satur da y's game againd
th
and Allen's Chapel and Oviedi, were each 11.3 during the °'' °°"°"
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as a os for the lrs.
ho when they might ha's', crowed paths, Oliver always was In
league.
Before hitting the grand
Alien'stbapel posted the best
N SW'.n,
norids
with
H
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Saturday's
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won-loss
record
during
the
slam,
Horner said he "was
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openers match Allen's Chapel season, gotstg 131 ui the U .v,;I(,.,
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was a breaking tall, away. I
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of
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Mellon
Park
and
11*1
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closing
games
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Presbyterian against Oviedo res ults Included Pinecrest Saints Slice
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3 I 0 Steve Michael, who broke
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, , former Arizona State All'
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JOHNATHAN
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Asaentay I; Saidord Nazarene Jack llamas of
Ken
• • "You have to love pitching
to each other quit, a but tins season.
of Iowa State,
"a" %AtWcJf
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think
As obostrisse,of
Mary, Darryl Carl,, 01 Gram.
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you are down 14," Dean said.
same'* with a total catch of M Baptist
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wing. Robert Fabrinof
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pounds,
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of
large'a uaue
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Coach Rod Osdisia said
Mb
hatar,d U&amp;%c Sprint
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tam"sqsOlivsr. "Wt nfrssI bed _sppog,j
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to
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break
in
tryout day at Baldwin.
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Fred Brown led Seattl. with
17 points, fofJowed by Gus
WiU'an, with 1$. The darting
front line 01 John Johnson, Jack
Sikina and Marvin Webster was
held to a total 0125 points.

The win tightened the Nazi. tap record,
r
finished with a
ret)i, Pa.the
reie
idnt's hold on the over
Peters 2Osecond edge
comfortable
lead in
world drivers's
on, who in turn beat
championshi p with X points. 1,11111 de by an easy II second
Pet erson's sho wing moved the
An ear ly contender in the
Swede into second place with race, Argentinian Carlos Altarto Retde'nann crashed throu
Lotus team manager Cohn a guard rail and into a fenceginh
Chapmazi called the victory the Mth lap of the 75-lap event .
"unbe 'ay' Iantas1j," and The year-old was
treated for
"What can )OU say?" assea
samdd was the first time alearn shockbut race Medical chief M
An'fretjl afterward, "(W-*wo finished
I'2 in two consecutive A. Saida said, "There do not
in practice. I-f in the race. It Grand Pita,
appear to be any serious
could never be any better."
Andivtu, who seta new track coinpbcaftone,"

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Andretti and Peterson their
second consecutive weep and
ionftnned the Current John
Mayer Lotus Team dominance
lot anyone wtxi dill doubted.
Two weeks ago the veteran pour
also grabbed the top two spots
at the Belgian Grand Pits.

Burger

Bur ger King drew first
in the best-of-three series
agai nst Gorftn.'g''
Jewelers
passing
in the Altamotte

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ndr,t cruised to victory in
the Spanish Grand Pits, easing
Off in mid-race after he and his
Iota, gut
everything wider
control.
Andi'etts's t eammate, Swede
Ronnie Peterson, captured
second in the race Sunday,
Frenchman Jacques Laffite in
a Iigier took thud and South
African Jody Scheckter placed
fourth in his Wolf.
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STATION, Texas (UPI,

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Ash. Launches Comeback

NEW YORK (UPI)

Johnson, the Sonacs' leading
scorer in the sine, was held to
nine pouts. W&amp;lkeii, Punted that

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Game 7.
"That's a game adjustment
we can deal with," said
Wilkens, "1 don't think they can
play with tow forwards against
us. I think we can make It pay."

Andretti Cruises To Win

19

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M(*ta said he moved Dan'
dridge because 01 Kevin
Grevey's wrist injury. Grevey
titled and played 312 minutes,
but couldn't return and must be
considered questionable for
Wednesday ni ght.

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Ballard's contribution was an
wiespected plus from a rookie
who averaged jot over four
minutes of playing time in each
01 the first live games "We
knew Greg was ready and we
had to utilize him." said Coach
Dick Molts. "He was a tag key
In the ballga,ne."
In the tiurl period. Washington showed a new offensive
wrinkle - Dandi'sdge at guard
- and scored 37 pouts to take
an $441 lead. Dandridge had

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books In his locker at
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Middle School, where he
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sixth
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Forest City Elementary
make up an educational
complex at the junction of
Altamonte Springs and
Forest City.
What does he teach the
young students'
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covered
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different emotions and
various techniques," he
explained,
"thicea week. oqsehoura
day, is not enough tUne to
go in depth but I learned
Psiw to work with children
and they learned a little
aboad the theatre," he said
humbly.
Krumbhasr's well
qualified to Introduce
theatre to the students.
Interested In theatre since
thethlrdgrade he's nowa
junloe,I he wrote several
plays before high school
and televised operetta In
the seventh gr,
A drama student for
three years, he was
"Iuug" in "You're a
Man. thwl$e Brown." and
had a small role
"Oliver' at
Up*m a
Zag. last sasiunet'. 'nit.,
Ruflmerhetscunasd,nnga
TWO thee, In "west Slol,

Inhibitions and their
reluctance to "act old" In
front of the Classmates. "I
wanted them to be
related," he said as he
explained how he constantly encouraged the
students not to be afraid.
"Miss Thomson
(teachert helped a lot.
showed that as an adult she
wasn't afraid to do things.
lAhe. I'd hand osit an
emotion arni an object Imaginary - and they had
to interact mIRE the two. It
was a k* of has," he said.
Krwisbh.ur,whoptanato
major In Music and the
Theatre Arts at Mars Hill.
N C. has a favorite cur.
cite-one
that
was
taalgit him Un the seventh
grade by a Dividends
volunteer.
"I've enlarged and cx.
puttied it," he explains.
It's a monologue about a
man
who considers
rhinoceroses ugly and
repulsive, but as the
monologue
he
realize that he has slowly
evolved tab one himself
and that his attitude has
changed. lie sees a female
rhinoceroses and says,
"that one looks sort of
ride," and pursues her.
"The students catch on to
what is happening at
varimd,andthelook
of
comprehension
brtgtdensthetr fsces," he
says is he asbnuts that it
mabes hun feel good to see
it hpening.
"lenjoy the theatre very
much, and any time I can
slit, It with someone
enjoy theatre even more,
says this talented teen.
Miss Thomson's class
looked forward to his
weekiyvlaita. lerhapsina
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presentations were Mlkhail
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ceremony that named "Da" ii
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(ithe Twentieth Ceedwy,'

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itstand1ng performance by an
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won previous Tony. for 'flora,

the Red Menace" and. special
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Something of value you've counter you'll experience
earned and are entitled to but today. Be eztraattentive If one
has been frustratingly delayed who is older Ii involved.

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the city over a two-month period mileage for his vehilde at the
cab per mile while being paid a IW Ift monthly car
allowance.
"There was already $1,300 budgeted in the special account for

Mast's $100 monthly auto allowance and he was aaaing for traitster of $150 more into that fund. Sines I could ml understand the
need for the additional money,! Io*ed Into it," he said, adding he
found that Mast received the ulostaie payment Lad October and
November.
Kastubibi'teaplath the double payunesd. lndeadhe said Sctndte
had "surrelditlousely" received the Information and that he had
nolyetbllled thecdyforhlsezpensnlntaklngatrlpforthecity
on the recent bond issue Sale.
Councilman Carl Rotsertain Jr. said that councilmen with
questions should take those questions to the mayor and that a
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I (.raduatlun iliac is a time Ins- the Herald
Sports Editor to reflect on the changes .1
athlete's stun ha high schesh. re they the
same as be(ore? In lb. last
,
Hay new tries to find out just how prlileged

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IAIlle To mmy Harker %rroi% to ha r a lakii-it.
or-leave-it allitude Itmard thr diploma %he
received at the liltIeFrienuls l)as ('art- (enter
In .tlta,iionte Springs upon i-omplellon of a
sate1 course. Ibut, for 2,lP!i:l Siiniiiiile ('uUnt
high si'hoolers and their lariiilis-s this Is the
V.eek the haive been asuaiti,ig: lradIIaliuis
time. Ti) salute lbs-ui, Tb,- lit-raId ,mmt Its
ad% rrti,
4er% Aill lirr%rnt a %liecial graduation
%ection in

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S"Wowe CORNY urro
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teèy 1a .aia..,W.
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heart rg.r at fl.dde
u..ptaf.
D.dns are "well
t.ed with Li tate .
fecevery," sold .tetIsg
Sherstf faa.. HarnIL
Polk I.npretedI.spe
affis,1111I two ta three, weeks
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weeks.
Tb. d.Ol, r.n.ury
b&gt;pan •p.ratl.s was
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see at l.eIlng will last
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Corn mission
Poll

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Jail Plan Go'
By Mu I:lliltETIA.N
lie gs'anW riter
iltvinninar) IMcaitkons me

to justify a scaled down v,Pun
ulthe hail
'After a list of items utsall 1w
cut thiM we have frviewird, a

Coisulusaim aill appruse in, $100.01kI cut in the present
full package for ctstdruilion of design. ad M.UI'ar

t.tnoiher photo, Iags- lilt.
Enter School

Today
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'tnt-vs SUItS tiler program is designed to gIst'
specIal Instruct ion to 3.50 children who wIll he
s-nit-ring kindergarten and first grade nest
(all .

D.$aIls, Pog 3A

c-urreully a kitS udder the the baseball squad. admits he ii

athletes aI Lake Iluwell, claim. the reason athletes are no

aware of students respecting turn because he is an athlete

longer 'oiwdered a deity in the school hallway is because

"But I dint have groupies lotluwing me arowaE" he
ada. lie figures the prunary distraction from Athletic
psrticpsticm by students who don't play centers around
after-school )ota and cars

(islets are aware sports is nut nee)tning.
"Education is Actually held higher than athletics, and
that's the way it Should be," says Cannariato, a tackle on
the finilIwil team who ci,rflss a perfect 4.0 cla.anom

Another 9410.400 would be
a new lad ii the county's P'ive
saved by dr opping on. of the
Points ('oinplet
The tsJtflh1li55i delayed final three poda designed to Pious.
approval of 11w project today prisoner., according to
ugdil they could nwil with
That would unl be a
azchitec't Joiw Dragaah this
.j tractional reduct ion in the
arutnoun lagaah 1
price, bid it would mean we
the, ha 'ufl4he*
Commissioner
John would low half amdllondoUats
Aleuruter, who serves with inlwida from ttiegovnnmet*;
(ijinmu,sjunsr Bill Kircpsjsajff on comosenf cii Alciandre
the hail review c"*nnuttie, said
Alexander alto noted an
proposed cvts In t he lad plan
See NEW JAIL Page Ii
would rail reduce cuts eoougts

pla away

tropIc think we get special treatment," said Hardy,
but we don't get nearly ohm pinilpiq tfunk -

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'1 UwsgJg he was the gneatet, and I wanted to be PM
like him.' said lyons

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little feeped for boys loom"

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Further down the hallway, I caugtd a you lady who
mind adgndtlsug she would give her ,y.4idb (or a
odd
player.
bed
date with a certain beII
i'aiio, tait was csetaus 1W wee
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Would die hay notic,dl*mdheddo's play besisibsil'
Probably twit, she adisiltiod, "bscaese he'. a
and I'm aMfUOi'-'
My old friend. Hassk had a linitrack retest H. wee
never turned Mans for a dots. He siped a aciirsh Is
Michigan State and is now a high school caci Iñii.iia
Jutes w ho ate the new Haab a parade hi
foothill team at

Rick
And Tni Hardy, who play football for
Seminole, are aware of aikniaatiun for theit athletic
via teas, bid question Use (all Use student laidy offers
special wideratiuns become of it

take Kraidky qisaiterbact tlaird l.yusw recalls when
he was a ltedimnan and ks.iked up to liestry Stanley. the
itir of thaI year's varety

That's shot's wrong with this sydaim... they PC the
privileges, we get what's left over' That's what's going

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"Saw.. we at test athletes," they told me.
-If you wanted to talk to an athlete, you should have
gotten her e a low minutes ago. Star jet dove 01!. He cuts

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('otnpretwnsive EmpLo'ment 'nadges woujil be through a
Training
Ac-I
('FTA
I research program Di' Iionald
Iaborato Iethnacian.s to aid in
Hall. entomologist at the
the effort for is 12mos*h period t'nivrrsit of florida will dared
The tiniirr.it of florida the research eftoti
alu Ia tentativrI sppro%ed
a member of
t JO
.axv4I'rr 12.00O grant for the thetaskfurceandtwadofth,
research *ograxn
be con umsersit,s research center In
1u'ted at the Unisersil's Sanford. has been a.hethsing
research ('enter on icier) for an assistant research enAsrnue in Sanford
tomologid for the program
The legislative approval for
the economic Unpmct study
ewambnii the Seminole bunt&gt;
umpiled by Krlder and
lnsk detention
tft at
hr. I'uirds call.. fur the factht&gt; Huihngiwuuth on the nudge and
stbnitted to the legislature
- I) ben)nw a regional one
,
ring titUs Seminole and Lake showed that the midge is
costing property owners.
'
C4)Wd) luveniles
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govecfvneist and the business
,
The state l)eparlm.nt of
us Sanford $400
hIeaItt and ltehabilitative mullion Annually in terms of
Ser\ICI% ullltSi has proposesl unsuccessful eradication at.
tlusanst the Seminole Center and forts, Iosaes 01 sales and lu
incorporating the )usenhl.s revenias and declining values
from Setnimle into a r.stional of affected Iwupsutlea
tacilit&gt; I' be constructed in
The relanl showed that the
,oluasia County. Law en- ecoesaiuc Impact in Sanford
forcement officials locally ivuld be multipliod 10 tums to
protested iii1coruilal) the IIH.S indicate
the
statewide
plan, pointing to the cost of economic impact Nine other
transporting the Juveniles and counties, in addition to
the inn'nvrmenc.- for parents S.-nunole, are plagued with the
wisning lo visit the )o.ssg blind musquito
LX)N'It
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retention and expansion of the move to retain the local center
countys juvenile detention The requsat for the state
facilities - - were included in the
funding for the blind mosquito
(ate budget adopted by
rrw.rchwasledbthe(,r,ater
I rgislatwe on the
final day of sanford ('haunter of Commerce
its regular session
special task force. waded
of
for John Krid,r and Brad
the research program was
HoUings.oeTh
approveti
State Rep Robert Ilattavay,
In addition to the state
t)-Aitamonte Strings, punued
mone).ttw research effort
the state funding to approval
fl'Cetved approval frian the
The task force after 1 year of
COUnt) COiWTliaiiofl 01
$2000 study deI1Thined that the b
for three federall,•funded method of controlling the

Polk:

Today's Athletes: Are They Privileged Or Not?

the tea class and sm home. filar

by T. K, Ryan

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High School Sports Heroes: Then And Now

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the student body at the high school I vIsited recently. but
chances are their opinions aw da'ed to some edsed by

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('a3selberTy's finance director has been reprimanded for
transferring funds within the utility department without firat
OtiaIIUflgcounctlapprovil_andtodayheIjbelnginvestjgatedto
determine if he Improperly billed the city for mileage while
coUectlng a separate monthly auto allowance.
Malnir Bill finer said today that if he finds Finance Director
Milton Mast collected expense money twice for his personal
vehiclelastOrtoberandNo,emb,rhewdihavethesomdedocted
from Mast's September, 1071 allowance.
Mast has asked for a transfer of $2,500 from einlenc'y con.
tuigrncy funds in the utility department to various line Items
Including a dues and suhoclpllcmuaccow(an4a vehicle upense
allowance
However, Councilman Frank Schtstte. while looking Into
need for transferring some $150 loan account for
auto allowance. said heloumd that Kest has been transferring
money designated for one purpose in the budget to use for ot
pwaea without council approval,
as n.quhn.d by Use esty
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City Attorney Kenneth McIntosh repreated three times Monday
11w opinIon that a city ctsacter aiis,,Iiknsld adopted by the
lziftstature in 1969 forbids ILI it= trainsters unim the SCUM is
recommended by the mayor and approved by Use council.
To Mast's insistence that following such a procedure would cost
the city money by losing discounts, McIntosh said the law had to
1w obeyed anti the transfer could be handled both legally and
pe'Oniplly
Sctiutte said while looking at ledgers and other taMug
he found that not only has Mail
sian. witiviud prior approval, but also billed and received from

lodas's sports heroes really are.)

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should be in your hands today.
PISCES Feb. 20Marvh 20)
lii LZ) .t 3
l'ua Pass I'ats
t.E() tJuly 23-Aug. 22i A good The most ImPortant matters on
time to appraise that new your agenda today are
A Maine reader asks what
Opening lead: • 6
proJect you've been thinking of domestic ones. Any Issues
we respond after our partner
undertaking. Today you'll affect the family should be
-, Opens a forcing two spa.l,-s
reflect upon it in a sober and given top iority.
We hold
pr
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practical n'.annei'
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ARIES March 21'Aprll 1$) A and Alan Bs.tag
VIRGO tAug. 23-Sc. fli In a
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Alan: "North wants to be
competitive situation where frlendyou'llbeassoctatlngwith inagrandslamlfSouthhas
CA Ks as
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you're seeking an advantage, Ileedi some 5l1iCif 1011*1011510 two aces and the king of
We raisetothrer spades in
play your ace'In'Ihe-hole. her present dilemma. You can trumpa. II. can't fInd this
twit help by leveling with her. out by normal bidding moth- order to establLsjs spades as
Today no one can trump ,
oda but modeuis expefti have 11w trump suit. W plan to
UBJIA ISeld. 'Oc-t. 231
TAURLS April 30May 20) at least two ways to get to take further strong at-tlon.
You're easily able to solve
Profit from your pod es thegrandslamsafely."
'sI:wsI'sil.s,:st,,Ki'KisI.s,
Oswald; 'Which way do iFora oi JACOB V
problems today that others find pentencu is you
ERN ser1 gi to Win at
instgmowdable. Speak 'c if a familiar situation today, Whet you favor"
Alan: "I favor a modifica- ø,atg, ci',. ol s-os
you find yourself confronted by worked previously will do JiM ton of the stand slam forte, per P0 Ho. 439 R,aj.o C
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a c'oithased individual,
as well now.
The blddinglnlheboxshows Stehon Ne* to's NY I19i

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FRANK AND ERNEST

Vulnerable; IIOIJS

Two Items Seminole CounSt.M Rep. Vince . lectitel.
tans had fught fur - funding K 't.eesburg and chairman of
for a research program to lb. Seminole legislative
control the blind mosquito and delegation spearheaded the

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Will,
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Al DOI thee who Is in a mental
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times an hour using a heaping
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6 1957 CSfCI 23 Sat .c.ci.,
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about one had
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34 League of
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Nations ct, S C.IqitI bode
and the balance milk or fish fibers who want this issue can
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and half. While she Is home she Send 50 cents with a long.
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the tea and smokes about a newspaper. P.O. Boa 1551.
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LA LII
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try water but it
medication, at effed can
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coffee
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is no
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have? She is very nervous.
alaidrinks coffee all day uithe reason she couldn't use
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hospital. buys the coffee herself decaffeinated c offee.
DEAR DH- LAMB- I have
and drinks It with tap water
two little grandsons age S and 3
wlthut milk or sugar.
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them to the txitnt they can
cease to be amazed at
many people have Ilvtng habits hardy stand it. They hold them
that are so detrimental to their down and won't kt them gethealth situations. Coffee and away. The other night the 5 30
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tea both contain caffeine, year-old wet his pants. I have
—
told them not to do it but they
Caffeine Is a stimulant
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central nervous system. A Just laugh 5tmeeheht'tht
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persm who drinks as much can cause them to (utter but
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case could very well
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trernely nervous on the basis of am I bring an over ly sensitive
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in caress consumption of grandma' I'd appreciate
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caffeine alone. In fact, to put g comment on this.
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DEAR READER
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bluntly, I would think moat of
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traiqinl it they would Slow mother Concerned about her
- — — — — — down on the amount of coffee grandchildren. However, rest
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easy. There tail any evidence
they drink each day.
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The Caffeine In the coffee and that tickling the chilib'etu, even
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tea bee curtly the opposite if itgdsthem veryezcited, has
si .ss
offect of tile tranquilizers your any bad effects at aU Just be
'liece is taking to calm ter thankful that the daddies love
nerves. She might not need so your grandchildren enough to
much medicine If she would play with them and give U'aem a
reasonable amount of their
eliminate coffee and tea entirelY.
Clgardtes
are
such
a
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RERNICEBEDI:osol.
It sounds to me like they're
weII-knownhealthhuardthatl
don't think I need to mention dtvelo3hng a good relationship
with their father, which will
those again this time
To give you a batter idea of help them in their total mental
whatcoffeetea,cofasandsuch heafthutheyear,goon. me
S('ORPI() lOct. 24-Nov.
drinks that contain caffeine do situation you described tome is
YOUR BIRThDAY
really good, not bed. and you
With the assistance of Another , ba person I'm sending you m
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should coimi your blessings.
Some very worthwhile )OU can achieve an aimblllous Health Letter number 11
objectIVe today. He or she Will
changes will csmtrtbmdeto &gt;
necessary
that
f possess
seeking
a sturdier foun4at
By
knowledge will occur this kiiowhOw you've long 101*1st V
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coming year. Your effort will
SAGI'rrARlus iNov.
prove to have long-tasting ai'id 21i You'll do well today If you __________________
North asking for ilfl%
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Sanford Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents

70th Year No 264--Thursday, June 22. 1971

'I Murdered My Husband
It&gt; OI.NNLs II.i)t
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%tct.ann I)arw&gt; has confessed to the NewYear
i: shotgun and rangulation murder of her husband. 29searold lo.ssl (uarWnan Edward tianc&gt;
Ina letter. mailed to a friend to t* turned osrr to authorities the
20-)ear-old woman says the alone shot and strangled her huhand
and made it appear as it her bostriend coinnutted the murder

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1 knew Mr.
Hackett would
be charged...

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Tii hustuand in the head and in the nesk I then pruirrilept ti
4nanlr him
In the fashiap in ahish the Prime ass orruiuttr.d. I knew M
IIss-klt aouiil I.e tsargril and cims icte.l of this brutal irinir .ini I
tuft f.e i.0 motIrtir
Na I kisupt I base a (01154 lent.' and I ãnro( bear to hap, ta.
Ii.rs ariihins II liii uul
I i iirdi'ss I piiurik-rrpl riis hustumi shine .in.1 in told tuk..f
pS.flrdp Jacqueline kutil SI.tau Daneyt
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Tile first-4k-grer murder trial if her taisfrirnil 24•%s'arilpl
ttiarks Ira llaLkett, was stsii,ied for ,it lr.jt P1W inioth
Morida it the public ilefenik-ri request
the test of Mrs I)arw&gt; s hand-written confession fp,iloiss
1, Jacqueline Ann Mi(jnn I)an.&gt; iki hereby uilift-s to the
murder 14 ni&gt; husband. Ida ant Eugene 11am- '.. on the tiinrriing ol

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Sirs han, ', trite her t-ru'.teartst or New 'irk, asking t-ii
r.-turn ti their F errs lark holise at 612 l'rsinie lake Ile hr bet
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Herald Staff Writer
James J Jacotson is a
man with a plan
a
package to promote
Sanford in the North as
Florida'. restored
hirdorical city.
"Once the turd gets out,
a million visitors pouring
down I-f still take the tO
- minutes to get to Sanford
and tell their friends they
found it truly the tourist
gateway to better living in
Florida." Jacobson told the
Sanford Kitianis Club
Wednesday.
And Jacobson. who lives

in Altamonte Springs. has
dune his hotlietork
The octogenarian, who
said he turned $0 in New
Yors," 'pent more than 40
sears as a aorld'stids'
Marketing t'unsuftant, and
he has 20 patents to his
Now he stints to potent
and niarkct' Sanford
l'rugress is by'passing
Sanford down 1-4, he
We are entitled to the I-I
traffic There is a large
expanse of space units.
plotted This should be used
for recreation areas
Homes will follow

JAI otisun '. plan all!
begin with a restoratipin of
SlinfOfil and the trans
li)fllLiitiili of the t,tneraj
Slinford Sluseuni-IAtIran
into an institution for
ileliitlrkdrating the ease 01
.idustii rot to a better lift.
in Florida
it'.c speaker rplainnl
that Central Henry S
Sanfonul, the sit)'. founder,
ITORIC Sanford thegals-a a&gt;
to Florida through afmti
Passed the people and
materials that dr%clupe.l a
wilderness into uric of the
until productist' states iii
the countr&gt;
As the niuseujis Hoard it

It ustres I'! .jtS t 110 i-sir
Jas oI,su,
.'iplairi,'uI
l.t.tilsrd ,'ltutts ,i;isl raft
buildings that atiUll
%utilui.1Ju.I thic ITIUSeWIp ,iiiiI
pork .iri'.. to shot thu
ti-s finn .el skills that '14'
plied thu earl', ni-esl.s fius
suti'.is( slut C.
0111111 wiut
ill Path ,iret rifupat liii
It-it' IPr (IJ5'(t ai101il ,ilst
i [It luil,
thu-tent
rlrtz,ituuurp au-skip I. in
I irporatc eistiri1. it
I r ia t 1,111'. .iiuut the hus, r 5 .1
the i-'itiiuiiufiit S
Itw Iiiusewpi - a tit uparwut Iiailit - has about
$20,111) tustarit the I waling
of the initial estub.t.. tither

Eckerd Raps
$ 100 Million
Money Loss
TAl.LAhl.SSFF: U h'lu -Republican
gubernatorial
candidate Jack Eckerd toda)
revealed that the state
t)epartment of Tranortation
has spent over $100 million,
Intended for building new
road'., to assist bankrupt toll
facilities
I:ckeril. at a nets conferencc, said the problem is "one of
the worst euniplca of money
niisnianagemnent I've ever
seen "
1)01 comptroller Hubert
langtorit confirmed the probtern but said ionic of the $100
million will eventually be
returned to the agency
langlord said wine money- ,
intended for building new
roads, was given to the toll
facilities to pay basic operating
cost'., including employer
salaries and day.1day espert,ses
Tolls collected beyond the
operating es-penses, said tang'
ford, will help repay the $100
million, stretching back 13
years
Eckerd said the ii toll

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Irsiralpoti is tat tip fir
pint used
stitti
the

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u.s lit 'at Said .4 '1 Is' %j .j
thai It u lr I is still
I' liii,.
iti, in If
North is ,uttIjp tire, i_i
Itch. ''I t hi.' usani
!,piiltiq-s with high 'i hp'.,f tuitiOn's I
ii ins- wi isill suppi'. It.,
s it.111%
s'Ssetitijl
Ii ir,at 'ii iireie.i 'ullustinstIt 1'1 All unpile 1...lihrst'.lr Ist!.', tb.sri It.Ihu's i air. trio At It.
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Seminole Reviewing
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facilities, failing to iiiert basic
ctsits, are in lirussard. Collier.
hIulLilBruugts, I'inellas. Frank.
liii. Santa Rosa, Itresard,
Nassau, Orange and Dade
Counties
E kerd .iuul his staff uncuverrul the loss of money through
conversations with LXII auditoes
"&amp;i far, inure than $102
million which was collected to
build toll free roads has been
diverted to plop up tailing toll
facilities." said Eckerd That
amount is growing at the rate of
nearly $ million a year -,
He called for increased
auditors to check Isiok.'. at the
facilities
I knot truni experience that
the tiiggest waste ofnioney 1110
spend too little on auditors,"
said I.tkeid "The Department
of Transportation should tie
ordered to proceed tills a full,
independent audit of all It toll
facilities I think or should
know the hit picture before
another dune 14 taxpayers*
riioney is mw'rd into these
projects."

t)ri. yin ni:.si nii:tti:

HI P's $11 SSIF:s

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lA ANI,ElJ'.S 't.Jl'hi
'S Vietnamese refuges'
toiq'.Ic aas irstitled by a
federal grand Jury Wedtie'.day- on thal'gell uI mail
fraud and filing more than
1.600 false income tax
return,s totaling more than
$400,000
flung f)uung, 3. and his
tun,nion'laa stife. long
The I.&gt;, 27, hi4h of lar
Angeles. acre thiargest in
thu i -t stunt inslit'tuirnt
with filing 1) federal in
tonic (ax n'u'tugrs'. ansi NXJ
state returns brlsies-n Jan

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Assi
U S Attorney
I a'.itiaruI Sharenuss said the
let enilant,.
received
$li,*) from the federal
gusu.rtiiiiirrit and ,ib.iut
1141.000 frito the st*t,'
gt.erri'ijtis'fst from the false
rrturn.s
the urisIi,lilieril alleges
tbui' • uiupl.- •upt'nc'l Ill)
sa'.iiigsss'siiwitsin '.a(aiva
easings
and
loan
A%1,t i.1ti"riri in lait Angeles
the drfs'ndants applied
for and ret rived 435 Sta-sal
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fr.frral ''pill it Sigtust IC
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to await the

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the new fiats
hi;.' letter. .sp,ithuiirs'uj ii'.
I r riils ill 4) I 'liii lips, it l.iiu..sgrt
'Itlue'.peulrigtit'.ib'.isutsioff Ow
(Ntis r of hIres-viLo- .'stani:ig, also
,asks the p tiUlit', I' ia&gt;
D4'1attthtt'auitps-t, shuat he
soft hse rallied is i t 'wit'.
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bpr, as_se Otit All tetfuItt"s iii

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Altamonte Bar 'Exposure' Ban Awaiting Court Test
Split tilt alI), the ulknam-ebansu.ut-hrsposureue the useputan)

Ry MA X El1KlIE'fIA!d

HeraId Staff Weller

.h-suc which sunulates private parts or female breasts in

establishments selling alcoholic beverages
Altamonte Springs now has an ordinance banning public esCtAimusilion" harry Javbus, an attorney, had asked
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posiwe 14 female breasb or private parts in establishments
Februsir ythat paustifirol the sicdiswis, bar de(ayed Ph-es--si
serving alcoholic beverages
cum,rn at that tutie about the ability of such an OI'IIUWISI- It'
siithi4and a court thalkng,
the city t'ommi.s'.ion unanutiuwiy passed the ordutanore, which
W lien dilrur,ised since late January when Mayor Norman
"This oritnente is obvweisly cun,dsti*i1eaI," lily Attorney Joe'
Floyd distributed a proposed orduiaswe on the issue
I lays'. said Wediseaday "I think ills cunditutional to regulate the
control of this sort of enteetauuiwnt"

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rstabf utuiients that liulgid '.prsialur in nuuk' rrstrrlainmnersl ftt,stt
iupriiing iii Alt atnurste -'springs flees' art tat six hi ."stablsshn,rnt
in the (its at this tunic, a,'. urtling Ii. la'. is

the oh&gt; iuiay sprtstusally tzusg stat to restrain, enjoin or
sdhrr'mi,',.' presend an) siuf4iuii sit 141 urtlusan,r us the t'its uit
Is,urt siP ,Svniuiul, Count to
ae,'uqslusg to the utshn.usse
lltasiiordeSptuigs otIkMa,t'e Is nwdeied after one, passedthasisally. Ite unlinanu- or hess' is
late last year in orange ('uuMy hJsvts indicated he will tie tatpte'se'rduug partial of s'wnpktr nu.hily in edabl&amp;stinirn(s senhtig
stung challenges to the lunge totasly urdinansir
liquor,' saisllhests You can bias, an almost nude prrluriiiani'n
as long as they don't rlsiusr the areas nuentiurwti in the i.e
"Ttwri' have brain man) laa'.dicfdedtQ*aidtheivntriilofthes
dinante'
'm,rt of activity." raded hLevts "In
ne t'ues the low
the safe of liquor in sunasc'ilkon tithe nude Is'rfurniatil r is a
stitidisaialit has been questioned Il Or ('OWlS ~urn the
spl'nfw part sit this uedjnusntr Ik,aeser, 14th- I lubs that 'a-Il
constitutuanaity it the Orange Courally tea, it ,tsi1tg affect his
nuisers fur patrons alal lzitsg their oats akuPisslic bt".rragrs.
iedinani'."
stouki not tie esenipt front the law, suitr Aftanasaste Springs ha.
S itallaturs of the ordinance will be subject to a $00 fine or ina
as tiribnajsi r prtitiutating stilt ri*atMLstUlirflt,, at spurtlirig Ii
prsua)nvnrnl 14) to Soil'. of beth
lasts

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Today

I don lip,,w that they stuuid to' peui;lated Iron, rtpusuig
itwuii'.elera: will lhieis If they siutate the orulinonte the)
autpah$ tie 'utiti}rst to ant s-st I Pt sour se, aa,Irsp(w asnilpi has,' to siest
11w penluriui.anar to little the arrest

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The Speaker Takes On The Cartoonist
WAUM.TON
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U go kind

WORLD
IN
Found; But
Where Are $3 Million Art?

Stolen Truck

MAKSEII.I.E. Francs' u UPI s
Police said
today the) found a stolen truck v.htch had
contained ov er $3 million in 19th century
French paintings, including a masterpiece b&gt;
Paul Gauguin. but all the paintings were gone
except one Worth just S3o,Mt
The stolen paintings, a collection of 13
masterpieces Which WCTC being returned to
their owners after being shown in Peking and
Seoul. Korea. included Gauguin's portrait of
Madeleine Bernard." Which alone is
estimated at $2 million

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Part Om of thosemen
tsed was ONesfl, f or
allegedh
being
the
recipient i w x. n
parties" b, pack

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Fnda .,ndON.dls office
sources said several
hundred of thesis had been
recessed as of Wt
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about the
congressional ethics in

the matter official,
(tin

In one strip, a coupon
was included to be mailed

Cases

Incidents have been

reported in the pad and no

Psch ran j
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a 110 announcer
Meaphone Mart Stack
me),? .as depicted Iner
I e . i n g
a
congress.oman called
laces Davenport
a
(hairacier based on Rep
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l)artpurt said some
tflflb a%e OScil tie,
iMerest ui a nwsing home
In BOstCfl and "i*liei' than
offend Its friend over a
$ills
principle.
he
graciossil&gt;
actr$ed. he
to o w
fl
how to say no

ridkulous'

cartoonist Gary Injleao,

In the (4iwr strip, lacy

with an, violations of Lao
or house ethic's codes
ONesll has s.asdheacluaib
i money or the nursing
twin deal and the 16.=
pasty actuati was a

steak

The st rips came to
ONetfis Attention before

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ndixtruiated Into suisnissain
and siitweivience b, feiiton
and acieptance of the status
quo

And women have sacrificed
their ctukin to Susida) School,
which is the •ol'
could go I would rather they
mid Mm to we a
movie because they can
recover from that but the&gt;
cannot get over the didolhiots
of the truth they are taught in
Sunday School -

Mrs 01111air said the musesan
would heroine a popular At.
traction for

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pout, are believed to be the motives in Use mig*r, according to
medigators
In a motion to cveduwr tiled with the cleft of the circuit court at
the S enuatkCowdycoiahtmmeby Pubic llef enders ihomasC
(mane and tarr Johnston. the attsnitys said Mrs l)asx had
admitted orally she murdered her hiathorid
alas

Hackett was arrested on bwshlNY ctimin Much 11 After
fadmgto appear Iota Jan. 23truL He has saw e pleaded july to
the burglary shasges and has been sentenced to two years in
prison asi4 thee, years probnti'' by Judge Robert McGrftor.

Thursday. uses 77. 1571—Vol 10 No

Pi5'j 0.51 eM 5,..'., .ses $aP..4a aM
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ii) JANE CA5ELJIEIIRY
Herald Stafl W riter
Mayor Gerard Cornell of
tA)(igwCmd has taken on the task
of 4t1I'i with the giants rm
the baseball team. butt in
dustrs.al pants iknda Poser
and Winter Park
Corp
Teietione Co
( onmeli will meet with Frank
assistant
vice
liutsell.
of Pubic Affairs for
Wirder Park Tekptssie Co.
t onight at 730 in city hail to
upon renegotiations tot the
company's franchise, which
for renewal In Mardi.
105
The Cd&gt; currently receives no
franchise fee from the firm.
according to City (leek iinie
Slmmate. only the iddit) Us
a ruclsk is paid by the cionier
arid collided by the telephone
tompan y
If the cIifl) should agree
lb
to paying a fee, 4 could be
passed on to the local
eustotnefL shin sad

City Attorney Neil Julius Jr
prestcted use session txtacen
the ma y or and hiut.seU would
not be ter) pioitx'tive
'The) are going to refuse to
(5) mimic UIaJ'i they are doing
now The cii&gt; has no wa y of
barririg them, but Uie mayor is
looking into a way to psi write
heat on Winter Park Telephone
he said
The City attofsin) and mayor
base been
the 30
,ise
yeai' Florida Poser tranctu
which was renewed in IM to
we if the dl) has the rigId to
make t he company move a
Iraiuniaiezs tine pole in the
muSlin of a city ryeMmi
park
11w) his" refused to
or talk with nw,' Connell told
CUSUE1I Monday night
'The, west a letter sayig
the) had negotiated with people
5i
d Us older to be
the agreed distance from
houses the pole had to tin in the
middle of 11w recreation area
The&gt; 5)n I care"
reviewing

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Trudeau has sparked
cuntroi en&gt; before,
the
notabis
during
lAatergatr crisu when be

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attracting large mdnes
is not the assayer to Sanfords development hiss
idea is to uphold the
nsidieg 'CttattU arid entaIltown" atmosphere that
finflhianent families wood
find desirable.
Referring to thin carmen
learnt attractions in the
dale as "re"daule,"
Jacobson said tourist
of the proposed
new Snidard is estad 10

refined enpenence they
utU till thou lnde ahoit
Jacobson.
eqeda on
reuuuuiration for his
aruic.anilhasdeenmsal
ftsM
the ratMaa .
Sanford a "terminal
niotenwed; my
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Florida Power had previously
notified the city b, letter they
would keep the support esaCli)
a here it is and not switch land
Connell saidone recourse was
to have Public Work's Oiredur
Tomrn Jactaor 'o out arid
cut down the pole," but Julius
did not recianmend it
'lb where they wart to pit a
pole tsntoesanes*menticloeit
think the court will let UWfn.
has been there
' if the
for 20 )ears." Julian told
council last week
They ma&gt; have the
aidh(Eit) iaid the franchise
ailretnmerA to pit the POwer
pole where the&gt; want to psi it.
he said Monday mugIk
Cornell pointed out the
agreement
franchise
specifically deals with serwe
to residents of the city arid the
traMmisaKis lines in question
fl'e the city. bull go to
' not
Springs
and
Altamonte

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Summer
colors

he

tasdert,00k this project - I n
was discussing medical
histories ugh c,tjwr oldies
around the pool"
Jacohooti'i plan is not a
teom lie wdmdlsd has
ideas In a professor of
history
.it
Florida
Technological Umireesdy
and to the "political
biPeits' of laahaseft
who informed him the
pnip.ui
plans
are
defadily kable.
''Thousands
of
casners .iu
e,qjy heylag ner$ag
from ribbons to real

male," Jacobson
ac.aae4.
The nussesm job us
crating a bsgulwaa.'

this free 'model will show you
hose tiny hearing hdp can be. It
is not a real hearing aid, and
it't yours to keep, free The ac
tual aid weight less than a third
of an ounce, and it's all at eat
leses in oae unit
These models ar e free. to we
SUWSI )OU utile tot outs
no. Again, we repeat, these is
no cost, aid cetlausly no obli.

g.no..Thousondthaseal,rady

as mailed, so write today to
(kPt.
ithoar Ek(
He milled aiyine ustronics. 4Il W Victotia Si,
tarad "to datnb on for
the rub," (Piagn. llhnoisNWilt.
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dresses in a great selection
of styles fabrics and colors
aeSluniOr and half szes
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Chicago, Ill —A free offer of
special sniertu in those who
heat but do not understand
wondi has been announced by
Beluone. A non.operasing
model of the smalksi Bclionc
aid of its kind will be gi v en ab
wiutel&gt; ficc loanlioncamspeu
inS this adsertiscmc'ni
Send foe t hit model, put liOn
and wear it in the pnsacy of
your own home While man)
people with a heating Io".t will
not receive an tignifsant
benefit from an) hearing aid.

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WAH1N(TOS 1: Ills
The
41'aint with recard to press president .ind Washington
Justice l),eparInwnt told Con- searches." hlemann said
tnusaler of UPI. said )OurCress tstas the government
ralists bear they mas first
The (ri,dition does
will tacrie careful deferentbensseies act ing as unofficial
torbil Ticasroali searches
cc to the First Arnea'slmmrt in 'aid, but. The Just ice t'part' ins estigators for air. en•
appng
uprecsse Court itinni has a resixlnsibtisI, to oriement agercies and.
ruling that allows police to reassure the press and the second, that liii' threat of
searcti fleasrisims
public that our poisca remains re'tailiator) raiti iscay dim the
Regula tions being drafted b
ne of car ef ul deference to Use rea of reporters looking into
the Justice Department will First Amendment
.flaial wrongdoing
ensure law enforcement does
t)sltman said big cii&gt; news
The high court ruled dates
not abuse the new auttatnit&gt;.
are nit presented from getting mciii could defend themse lves
Philip Heymann. assistant to search warrants to Iciok for better than smaller papers and
kttorne) 6entiai Griffin Hell. evidence of a crime in the 4atiofis The 'rifipath)' be'told a Senate Judicsar sub. homes or offices of people or to ern local courts arid local lass
commute
organizations
including enforcement officials would
The guadeline will ensure publications and broadcast make issuance of search
that if search must be wi- stations
warrants almost automatic,' a
dertaken, seizure of material
Leading jounua1istssshotest iRo bert Lewis, speaking for
will not have the effect of a
fleet said the ruling would allow the societs of professional
prior restraint of publication police to search reporters' journalists. Sigma lIelta ('hi.
sr broadcast. he said
notes, seuiru, evidence irrele' sail his group can enson
:
"Wr believe that these sent to the case at hand, and cutuation.s where police could
regulations offer assurance to soul impair a reporter's demand access to newspaper
the press that mio change is prenuse it confidentiality with somputers, which are flout:
ntemplated in our iccigitand' sources
wolcicpead to ot4aui unpub':
trant
ice
irw a&gt; of prodigious rehuman.
stones

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dess'tirsii Attorney General
in.
John Mitchell beu
tevseard ba Megaphone
Mark. who chanted.
twit). Call). guilty
A
nmber of papers refused
IJ Tiifl that one

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distributor, said lImeL
called turn initial times.
complaining the strips
were "unfair. usacciirate.
etc

Andress said requests to
revise or drop Trudeau s
strips sere
misted
ated
lie said on occasion
Trudeau has
made
ctsanes After LalLa
talking to
Andress but
not on
matters of tact

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James

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ticcnrsburs

In rejecting the requests.
e stood
Andre s s said.
by Trudeau and his

Thuridey June 11,

tenhird. FI

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c$sief aide Gar) Himel to
attempt to have them
changed

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BOSS. West Germany UI'l
Four
suspected terrorists, including to on West
Germany's most-wanted list, have been
arrested in Bulgaria and extradited, an In'
tenor Ministry spokesmen said today
The spokesmen said the four. who included
two suspects who had escaped from West
German jails. were returned to West (h'r'
many early Wednesday

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time felt the cartoons

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to 50% off.

Sale! 30%

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than

"Eighty percent of our
members are male Women
have been Use most thoroughly

criticism

with ha oft
ahoii the accuracy ol the

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SAIA)Sl('A. Greece iUPIt
New tremors
shook the biblical port of Salonica almos t
hourly today. sending residents fleeing from
their damaged homes to camp in parks, farms
and beaches
Atleast 20 persons were killed and more
IOU injured in Tuesday night's quak,
sthichmeasurvd6 Son the open-ended Richter
Scale, which toppled several buildings and
destroyed streets in the city of 720.oiio

of women in her orgaratalison

said
Hymns
argument
was
that
trudeau .as treating
Oseth as as -instilution
rather than a human being

a ve teran

Hmel nude nu threats,
Andress
said,
lust

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PK'TEKSBURIi, Intl siMs
Madalyn Murray O'lIasr
says she hopes a small town
atheist museum will help
Midwesterners 'get over the
itdortioes of Inith they are
taught us Sunday iii"
Will, U'Hair, founder And
president of American IheI4S
in Austin. Texas. dedicated
musrain Wednesday
W i4 her aUieiat me
mini was growing. tad
bemoaned Use snail prromta(e

O'Neill
politician

1k S4jdIh!iltl asked him
not to run the frames

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Petitions With more
CINCINNATI UPI
than 1,000 signatures are being forwarded to
the Soviet government by a committee that
Wants to bring an ailing baby to the United
Stat es for treatment
working
Th e Committee to Save Jessica
for &amp;month'old Jessica Katz—also has asked
President Canter to intervene on behalf of the
infant,stnckenbyasenious digestivedisorder
that Russian doctors apparently cannot treat
The White house has not replied

4 Terror

requts but s. man', of
them that it got kind of
flccidous at one pot-t

otters an editor

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Tremors Shaking

Zes4flabf S t
guard against possible
libel

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THE HAGUE. Netherlands ti'! I
Health
officials report another seven cases of polio in
the Netherlands. bringing to 411 the number of
cases among Dutch
ch fundamental Christians
who reject vaccination on religious grounds
Authorities said Wednesday that in some
afflicted villages, only four out of 10 children
have been vaccinated, despite earlier out
breaks that left several victims crippled Inan
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There are many things in life that are u'
tei'rsting
Such events as going to the beach, eating,
playing tennis and sleeping have to rank ngt* up
here near the top
thsttwo(herhand,ttsereareseveralotherevefds
that are at the other end of the Içwctnzn
Forme-,these rdudeadivthes such as doing the
Laundry, shopping, az"l ihi-.g up in the morning
Hut.lfoundthei'eissull another item that reeds tO
moving
added to the dreaded lid
I've known some people who get a thrill out of
moving from one louse or apartment to another. To
me, though, it is a task that can be easily forgotten
My (tslike br this task reached a dangerous
level this weekI tried to eider the chore with a positive attitude
but that soon failed as the day wore on

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By l.IONAKI) KKANStMHIF

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rue. I found a fellow c'mplo)ee- who was all but
willing, but enthusiasm lessened as we began to pile
e-s-rr)tlung Into his car but placed only a few things
in my car
The final Item that needed to be loaded was my
bookcase Since tit) car was somewhat smaller than
his, the bookcase went into his Grand Torino
Next came the chore of dens-mg down French

Avenue and having to face those dreadful railroad
tracks I made it in good condition, but floss touch
and go for him w1thhts trunk botm(iflgup and down
on the bookcase as he delicately rode over the
tracks
hlavsngarnvedsaicl at the new place. with only
the moon as our light. I now had to get the key in the
lock and the buses, bookcases and suitcases
unloaded
But, us a paraphrase of the old saying, lam
proud toreporl that all bad things must come toafl
end, and indeed this one dad
Now I can only hope that the day will arrive
when movers will be able to blink their eyes and
automatically items will move from one location to
another
But until then I'll have to rut iii&gt; teeth and load
up.

ANGL E.WAL TERS

flie financial door that Congress narrowly
cracked in 1975 to prevent New York ('fly from
bankruptcy is about to be thrown wide open
Despite assurances then that federal loans
would be a one-shot proposition to enable the city to
get its house murder within three years, New York
is back seeking a federal guarantee" for 82 ifthllon
in new debt that private lenders have every reason
to know cannot be repaid.
The Seasonal Act of 1975. providing short-term
federal assistance to New York. expires June 30
Now, the city seems destined to become a permanent ward of Washingtoh and a permanent
burden for C S. taxpayers
With far less debate and doubt than was heard
three years ago, the [louse recently approved the
new $2 billion loan guarantee by a 93vo(e margin
and broad bipartisan support It was all so
predictable.
What is a billion here and a billion there for
congressmen who deal with $5 billion budgets
and $60 billion deficits"
House approval to subsidize New York's
mismanagement forecasts Senate approval.
011
despite the opposition of Sen William I'roxmire. 1)Wis,, chairman of the Senate flanking Committee
A voice crying out in the wilderness, Sen.
Proxmire is asking embarrassing questions in the
hearings he is conducting.
He wonders why New York has agreed to a new
contract with the city's powerful labor unions
granting 4 percent raises in addition to cost-ofor a total pay increase of 17 8
living txsts
percent.
He wonders how New York can possibly repay
new borrowings when it owes more than $14 billion
and is running an annual deficit of almost a half'
billion dollars.
And, undoubtedly, he is concerned about the
strike call issue by New York police leaders to
18,000 unionized members despite a state law
agatnsthsh1k, ,.:-,,.,
Cleveland. meanwhile, is staggering toward
insolvency; that Midwestern city is running out of
money and needs $20 million immediately, which of
course. is mere pocket change by congressional
and New York standards.
So. if Congress bails out New York, how can it
ret ose to bail out Cleveland'
Or, how can Congress. having rescued New
York and Cleveland from their fiscal sins, refuse
help to California's cities, counties and schools
which, through no fault of theirs, have been
stripd of $7 billion in property taxes by
Proposition l:t
As the line forms in Washington, the ultimate
question is why the governments and taxpayers of
any city should insist on fiscal responsibility and
restrict employees' pay increases while helping to
finance wage increases of almost hR percent for
New York workers.
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My usually calm attitude- received its first
puncture when I had to first dean up the old place
and find everything I wanted to take to the new
place. To say I am neat and tidy would be a severe
OvrrdatesfleTlt and so trying to get all my socks,
shoes, papers arid underwear together and packed
proved to be troublesomer
Hi, alas. I packed similar Items or at least
on es that looked alike with each other arid began

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pailit, • lel fill s. umber to of IdeatIty 'fIb. writer
may be v-erdlet The En.lg Hersid will respect lb.

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VIEWPOINT

Tax Reform:
It's Going
Nowhere
lit A.,'sill NI ill%
l'rrsuk-nt tatter"s first
atlen4d to riii.talizi' a troad-baveil (ifilms'
coalition ti promote a ruiajor aduiiniitration
program is on the srrgt- of coiling in faiure.
lb.- issue afowsil which Carter sought to:
minister grass-r.'cAs sigas.rt was his we-U'
unk-ritions'd but ill-esecuted tax reform program
wtik Use white house was responsible for the
plic timuiirsg, lack of i oorthnation and inept staff
work that contributed to the esnasculatices of the
pre-'ith'nt's $ri'grauui, the tslaiuie roust be shared
Ii, two other groups
The coalition of business, labor. CiVI( and
public interest organizations that initially rallied
under the banner of 'Citizens for Tat He-f orin in
and
197V but never delivered the expected
'.upçsirl of their nicuuber'.
required
The ruuilluia'is ii mmiiddle'unc-uim' taspa)ers
whose nidofiousi&gt; lethargic attitude toward
public affairs resulted in little backing for a
White house proposal that wo'41d have shifted at
least sortie of the federal ties burden front them
to wealthier itwliuidiaals and corporations
('airier sounded the call for citizen par'
tui-ipatl.ui in mid-April, when he nolc'-d that 'Di.'
viii ci wr hear in Washington when tans reform is
proposed are the suite'. of those special interest
groups
Added the president , 'lbry are powerful, rich
and influential They are present We through
lobb&gt;ists. spokesmuicn, lawyers and acc-ountants,
trying to ptu4esl the selfish special privilege that
has Ire-it t'aijynl out for thefts in the past.''
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the adti mist ration's c-Hurt to activate a
cu'unttrtorcc began with an Aped 6 White House
tte last-for, pwirc-Vvan 50 potential athes. "It
was a top-drawer group, and the State 1lasoni was
jaiuinie-ul," recalls one participant.
Alter brief speeches irons Carter, ireasia'&gt;
V. Michael Blumenthal and setuor
numbers of the White house staff, those invited
ii&gt; the president were asked if they would be
willing iii cufliniit theutt.wives and their
organizations to the grass-roots organizing
vanip.iigfl
liaise who espressed art interest were invited
tjauktothe White house on April It. when Carter
invoked his florid rhetoric in an appeal for
backing frutui average Americans i whoi foot
the bill for the rich
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h-'orniatiun of Citizens fur las 1-teforni in 1971
was arinowice-il the same its&gt; The unusually
broad coalition included officials of track
aswx-iations, officers of major corporatIons.
leaders of labor unions and representatives ol
senior ,-ituzriss. black, huiparuc, uitlsUiflef an
tax reform groups

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In as unprecedented move, the citizens
cuninuittee sought to publicize the rules d
representative on amendments proposed sri IN
thi
House Ways and Means Cuiwnittet'
'.eldumnoticrd process that shapes all tat
kgistatmon
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l"cruiatum of the citizens' group and plans ti
generate cumtituent pressure on mirititers o
('origress for true tas reform were bold, in
miov'stive steps but that effort proved to be to
little, too late.

Tax Gamble:
Heads Win,
Tails Lose
B, DON GRAI'F

OUR

READERS WRITE

'People Name Of Game •
Must people are not informed as to
what is happening to them in the total
it hemuse of governsuietst nor are' they ais
uninformed as itian&gt; elected officials
apparently feel the) are as porlra&gt;e'l
if) tie- ,-lecte-d officials actions
Must people, unl..rtuzvatei&gt;, havc
become pariaphobic'
a fear of
ever)thIngi V.rhavebecsrie polarized
to the e'ilctit that we' have becunse a
ration of open isolationist' lu's few
even know who their neighbors are
there is no longer a sense of
telongurig. for the rat rate to succeed
has overtaken the desire to share We'
no longer have, or take the time, to
rrsear,-h aim] seek out the facts anti asan
result we no longer cumimiumucate
reason
We depend upon the news media to
spoon fe-eel us the capsule vrrsiun of
what, in cyst-me, controls our destiny.
Two articles, a lead editorial in a daily
paper and a fine c'ofnulientar) in The
attendeil the issue of the bui's
iinter
But reason fails when emotion or
m'opoilunidic grasping for support at
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structure I'IH101) There is no wa to
construct this language or Interpret it

other than the way it is written, and
an)one taking that approach obviously
is hooking for a way to Interject personal philosophies into what is simple
statement of fact
More than the Law; the site is adjac ent to a huge 2&gt;-40 acre borrow pit
which precludes, without tremendous
iirt, the extension of
residential
t.uikbng to the South and Southeast

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an) cost even the truth takes
Precedent
The suiuiplv fact is, the program
prnti.se'd for this site on lhss.au Road is
the UNh- answer to a l.h-UIV. INS,
problem of juvenile delinquency, and
one that ne-eu to be funded at the state
level to expand it man) tunis over The
success of the program is factual.
disewnen*eel provable.
But. more important. is1e effort to
mirirwovent the rules. On Oct. I, 1977.
the County Coinriii.ssion, after n=th3
of intensive study, adopted the local
('oniprelensive land l'lanninst Act. In
that action was adopted the updated
Zoning Reyulations for the county
Article 6 defines and specifys
Agricultural District
The 5-acre site is so zoned. St-c 642
describes permitted uses See 6.02,
Para S states; verbatim, uovern'
mental owned or operated building or
use excluding public utility or service

.5. lake borders the southwest.
Marginal land separates the tract Irons
Woseilands Elensentar&gt; School.. and
win this was brought up as an issue is
tse'&gt;urwl iii&gt; understanding. It is 600 feet
trims the nearest house and singularly
located alone on the west extension of
ihiun Road to dead aid s114. It is. in
1*1. on a dirt road which pass no
threat to an&gt; of those ctsntri'ned,
h'I:oI'ljr: Is the name of the game.
arid the (,OU)EN RUIk should be the
title book The public health. welfare,
and safety
sert&gt; are paramount issues of
importance basic to our Otrvstitution
but when anyone or any group can
ilipuse emotional bias as fact.s and
win the battle, h(EA,'iON, as Jefferson
s.i aptly put it. needs to he free to
eunibat them To do less, we all die a
little, and ultumuately must lose the war
t.,r free-dons

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BOSIMIWN
'Good Understanding'
For a layman Leonard Kransdorf's
article in the Evening Herald, dated
June 6, 197*, showed a good sin'
derstandulg of our objectives for the
Summer School Program, The
publicity has brought our enrollment to
the pooil where wenow have to be more
selective in the children we shall be
serving Some of our schools have
already reached maximum enrollment.
May B Ostrow.
Courduistor
MiLrazd'COtiiPelisatOCy
Program.

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everything else — lorget lorcelul action and
go with good ,hetOfiC"

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stawwh conservative with an imperious at:, who
was a lop aide and Imigical protege of e14iov.
Ronald Reagan. Brian rat CaWa'nsa's giant
Health and Welfare Agency and then. with
Reagan's active spwt, tried to gal the
R,icw nomination for the UI Seadi.
Before he left Use welfare agency in I4 to
run for the Senate. Brian made two moves that
invedigiton are now reviewing. He graded an
uVeme M Medicaid pa)azlcM1 to the state's
mnuet huinrt lie also c'oesidered a p1st
project lopay nuriolig homestocare for severely
inipsiced pnt4eida
The California Association of Nirwig Homes,

whine clients would benefit, wanted the pilot
PrOliftl ni badly that the as*xriation formed a
speciai committee to lobby for ii us Sacramento.
The comnut*ee was headed by Kotrel Glenn
(MIS, owner of UW (iienhiavtts i-fast Of seven
nhrIIs tomes. Another prominent mesntier was
Wdhans Bauer, who owns seven Ciii Blanca
nursing tomes.
Slutly after Brian resigned f ruin the welfare
agency, two nirsoig homes owned by tilts and
Kurt were mysteriously selected for the
pr.Jed. Alas it.een were two other facilities
owned by association members who had been
lobbying for the project.
The lad thai Brian had formally cid iii ties,
apparadly, did not dimuviiti his influence Inside
the agency. As Reagan's favored Senate c'an
didele, he esidimed to pick a wallop. This was
unprasad Want nursing home owners who were
ipMetly pressured to medrilde to Brian's Senate

SHINGToNit-I'll
President Carter,
who spent Tuesday night filling in key
congressmen on his chief foreign policy
Iconcerns. now is asking Congress to give him
a break by restricting use of the legislative
v et0
In a special message tit Congress Wednesday. Carter aimed his criticism at the
'toes covering regulators- agency rules and
domestic programs, saying they inhibit the
executive's constitutional duty to faithfully
execute' the laws
The action in Congress today centered on
what ma be the final showdown for the controversial labor law revision bill
The Senate scheduled a record-t ying sixth
attempt to limit a 19-day -old filibuster on the
legislation, which would make it easier for
labor unions to organize in nonunion plants

The big subject is still taxes- and is likeh to
remain so on editorial pages while the implications of the California role continue
ricodseting through the other 49 states
More ink is probabi&gt; already being expended
tin it than tin an) other headline topic of recent
vintage. .nd we most surely are only seeing the
beginning
tine of the more interesting spot analyses of
what California voters may isis- c wrought comes
from a savant with the Brookings Institution, the
Vsastungton research tenter which is to the
serious stud) of public affairs what General
Motors is to auto production
Many voters for Proposition 13, according to
IE4'Mlol dispatches from California. see
themselves a% reclaiming from absentee
authorities some control over their own affairs
But. writing in The Wall Street Journal
Richard I' Nathan, who directs Brookings '
studies of federal grant programs, suggests that
one consequence of drastic property - tax
limitation may be not to increase, but to
decrease lot-al control of local affairs
The reason is that with local governhlient
unable to tap as needed the revenue source that
has always been its fiscal mauista&gt;, it will
become more dependent upon state and federal
funds. And with the outside money comes .some
degree of outside control over its expenditure.
This would accelerate a trend underway for
decades.
As recently as 1976, 312 percent of all locally
raised more) came from the property tas. But
when in 1111111112, when Washington hegan cons.
lmg statistics on the sub)ev-t these local funds
represented thiec-luw-tha of all local revenue.
by 1976 the proportion had dropped to 308 percent
Nathan estimates that implemention of
Proposition 13 would remain a decline to 2t.i
percent, a neat reversal of the original ratio
Source of the funds would be the same-the
taxpayers merely raised by levies other than on
properly Hut with three-quarters of budget
dollars reaching them only after detouring
through state and federal agencies, local
governinents would have a lot less to say about
their inc

'Tony Pro': Help On Hoffa?
KINGSTON. N V
('Ph 1
With New
Jerse Teamster official Anthony Tony ProProvenzano having been sentenced to life in
prison for the murder of a union rival, officials
hope sonic new light will he shed on the 1975
disappearance of former Teamsters official
Jimmy hiolfa
Provenzano, whose name surfaced in the
inestlgation into hloffa's disappearance, was
given the life sentence Wednesday along with
Harold lxini Hoom" Konigsberg for the 1961
murder of Anthonv
Three Fingers"
('astelhito, at the time the secretary-treasurer
of the multi-million dollar IAx'al 'o in Union
City. N J

Suspects Hiding In Mountains
Four
ELIZAHETIITON. Tenn I i'Pl i
rape suspects are believed hiding in remote
mountains near here, aided by clandestine
food drops and warnings about police activity
in the area, authorities said Wednesday
Billy Johnson, and brothers Gregory, Jerry
and John Oaks, all of Roan Mountain, have
been charged by police with raping and
robbing four Raleigh. S.C.. teen-agers last
Thursday at the girls' camp on the Appalachian Trail in the Morland Gap area of

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IN, property Las has
been abutaiched And as far
as Dickson is concerned,
Wit gone for good

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'I don t foresee- a
prope-ri) tax for the city of
ever, sa&gt;s
Jonesboro
thcuon. a graying, retired
banker who has served as

Buck Mountain.

Elsewhere, gambling is turning out to be a
winning proposition -- fur the house
Adding up the take from its first six days of
operation, the first casino to open up in Atlantic
('it&gt;, NJ. reported a net win of $2.6 million That
was the sian total of the 20 cents out of every
dollar wagered ahih went to the house, which
would put total cash flow ac ross the tables and
into the slot iliac hines at better than $10 million
for the opening week.

you have a tendency to
aM to it every )ear Now

The city lire department
is manned by volunteers
who don't mind a little
work if it use-ins saving
lime,

stecribs-'.
Etc kson
Jonestisro as IL&amp;d a little
Sown that stays within its

Nom e t%Z city pruperts

taxes were grailuall'u
wereleiwetrit until theo,
finally ata'luhird this sear
There is still about 5.'Ue).Otto
in outstanding sewer
bonet&amp; but ticck.siin sail
there u,t enough nasre-&gt; in
the cuts surplus to retire
the bomb, making the eit&gt;
virtually tietdf ret

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longer head of the Health and Welfare Agency,'
Brown said he had agreed to kick In $,000 in
three checks
Another nursing home owner who attended
Lie secret meetings, Victor Hacksis, told his
story to an investigator for the Senate- Cons
mittee on Axing lie confirmed that we were
told by Bauer and theis that we would be tipetted to contribute a nnzumum of $,005 to help
Brian pay off his campaign dents."
Backus confided that (gets"instructed me to
obtain a cashiers check for $,00U" because
"perusal checks would not be acceptable."
AddedKacki&amp;s 'lthougt*thepay,nent of money
was a good investment"
Jint two months alter the secret meeting, the
contributions had mis collected and the can)113119111 dent reduced Then Brian's former
colleagues at the health department came
W0110 They declared an emergency and es
tended the pilot program, without bothering to
told public hearings
l'uotno*e tile-Is told our associate, hiowie
Kieti, that ' there are no facts in these
allegations "Brian and tSauei' did not return our

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Medical Association Wednesday said the
Carter administration wants controls on
healthcare as a first step toward a federally
dominated, tax'supported, federally administered program of national health care."
Nesbitt. a Nashville, leon., urologist, called
on doctors to voluntarily limit fee increases to
prevent those government controls. If
certain proposals now in the Congress are
professional fees will become a
enacted
playground for legislators. economists. health
planners. consumerists and whomever," he
said

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think thait ities
Anil state-i tar for that
isrult cut their
matter
tau's if thes ts.inclleit it like
A business I believe' that
the least giivernnient in the

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sail !Arsbsesday evening Wigunmen who tulackrel a tractots
tor'-trailer carrying a II S Seed we Pease the load,
treasure million in gold. silverMc lu-i'd said the 40-loot .
w4 previous nse4,s and then greets and white tractor trailer
hail mad been painted over or
abandoned the rig, apparently
ilisguiseit in any way
leaving the loot lehinci as well
nor Investigators have Itiki
Searchers in helicopters arid
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s have flu mk'utA the stuff
planes spotted the trmark on a
st,ii in the truck liter,' s that
dirt road at 7 30 p if Wedne's
chime in a nidhisci it t.'emi
clay. about 13 how's after it was stulen, but were mimu' it happirm
hijacked on an interstate highs
tm see the truck as it was than ti
way some 10 miles away
'.e'r the track hairs aimS' open.
About 12 heavily arriied Sic-It'd said
putice imliucers us e'aznemuflage
hIt said investigators wimuil
sits kept watch os-cr the rig
lust the trictor'trauler fir
throughout the night, hoping the tirigerprunts and m.tdain an,
thieves would return to retriever physical i's silence as jslatml,the cargo. State i'olice said Irfore opening the kiemis too the
they believed the shipment sea, rig
idat
the tractor-trailer was fowal
ol
The seals on the trailer cS.e*s in a sec iuchsl. rural for d
did not appear to be broken, a eastern t'umeinesticut laced
by
lac
spokesman said
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Anita, Nixon Irk Kids Most
NEW YORK Mill - God trailed Hilly
Graham in the religious achievement
category and Richard Nixon and Anita Bryant
are the two people who make teen-agers the
angriest, Ladies Home Journal reported
Wednesday .
The poll of BOO Junior and senior high school
students in schools in Clearwater. VIa.,
Montrose, Cob.; Bloomington, Irni., Kirkwood. Mo, and New York City. found that
Miss Bryant and Adolf Hitler were the man
and woman who have done the most damage
in the world."
Abraham Lincoln and Eleanor Roosevelt
were admired as having done the most good
for the world"

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WEATHER

tint Iiis lvimt - uts ryteftet
tins
thIn.' m 'unity lilt.".
J amS I ri'ulrsu 5. hliillmme k. 3 i'
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Some of us obviously can be parted from some
of our money without protest providing the
process includes the roil of dice and the ever
rise of a slut machine handle
Tasting authorities might take note

thckson says there cx no
secret to sound fiscal

Still
IT I rvmSer.,cmswi Ill A l it, 5 natty fir Irising while his
'Iris "r
tense fleeing or liitri'.e' is
atleniptsng
to
elude
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ra li,'e-nsan. willful and wanton
to
lOv ear'lrt Senuinole
re-i kless driving anti failure to 5 o uvils moan is being hell in Jail
Appear f or .irraignriment
for stealing two tire's and tam
Jail renirib indicate he ii tire runs fr's-n Royal 5.5.11' in
aant.sl in Volisian tisint&gt; on t'at,ritrrr'.
huge-s ill three counts all
the ti-eli 'i-rutted on June I
p.sses.sitlrm it a cs,mitrcilfeml ,aev-i'rtbng ti jail rei'ew- ts hieing
titjii( anti tic, coutiii of held in lieu ml filet) tairsi us
l AftIo1rW a m-tunceale,f firearm tisnaith'. Has hlurik'mn if 5 li
Jail rrvsirch also tulle ,sfr he 'iemli,mrais 111sf
Iranaml,s
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Anti-nuclear
('ONCORD. N If iUhii
protesters in at least a dozen states will hold
demonstrations to coincide with this
weekend's protest at the Seabrook nuclear
power plant. the Clamshell Alliance has announced.

When you get a

tiueigeU Dickson explains.

There are only Ii city
enmployees
eight are
mu nod
liec'iflen
work several jobs

Ickin t i-arc for beer.-- the
ni,aynr explains, 'but when
I Wink it I buy it in the
'it&gt;

J,,nestamro operates on a
city budget if about
$700,tflS. m.i4 ,if who-h
federal
conies from
ru-senue-'.hsf trig - business
and utility licences and a &gt;
u-nt per can beer tax
The leer tax was a'e
proved In the s'ntefs in 1972
cvi a promise front i-sty
latherl that the all valoreni
tn would lx' rolfeul back
I 11c Lias
proportionate-i&gt;
estimates the Leer tax will
generate ,iL*)Ut $0.tfl) this
sear more than eme-Ihirit
M the tidal tmuctgel

income We re nut out to
annex anyone for get an&gt;
bigger We've never
solicited anyone to conic in
here

5.trs Stiller had a fractured assuimme it txc-urred in nianner
jaw, facial c-uts and bruises It which is not a violation tit the
icioks like .s violent death ti mite law. he said
BEIROOM 15,11:81II
It looks like .s violent death because she' was apparr-rdlv
eaten in the face." lit tiara)
two tsargiars entered thethere probably was foul play
trmb.xriii ii an el derly couple
involved: Pr I. V tiara). said
Howe-vet, MsL'.kI noted the last night mcvi threatened to kill
Seminole ('imunty Medical
citficiai cause of death '. the Pair it they ltidn t get
Examiner saul
"As it stands now, we are tint drowning and he said an.the'r mines
the incident begin at
treating it as a homicide,' ' John physician examining Sirs
Spiulski, spokesman for the Miller's X-ray'. said the trac-' put it the hle'l-Aure house it strimerrt
At SwanS situ-oat ,UuuI
ma
Seniinule ('ourit&gt; sheriffs tulle could hvr been caused b&gt; htu&amp;h Swank. 62, suit wile, tout huh
Vie- know you ye- got
a tall
Prances, b'l lb.' burglars cut a
Department said
masse'., we- w.uit it V..- re- g'irig
fliere are SLinpuc loss areas hole in the se erect tare is arid
ilith me'n were commenting
to kill % ,u if ',554 kill I give u'
on the drowning death of 84 The investigation is con- ctitt re-tithe interior of the house' the ni-ne'.
'We
through an open sliding glass
sear-old Rosa Stiller of Usiecki tinwng, SIulskJ said
tk'pedim sail ti'fiire- use met:
hail re-cei'mis in -ate
SIr'. Stiil.'r s beiily was ha ve no suspect'. Until we' tan
,tit 4115 ftafle''. the-v p.iiiic (ed
sas
to
something
is
find
tiegie'
rote-nit
lie
lien
discovered June 15 in a lake
anal ran frmiu IN, ticmu,se' Swank
i-..'lt a stan' ill 'idler i'd j -a rat ii 011 his 1` 101
near Ov-se'elo and lit tiara&gt; has something is there we have to
siid she elicit at Ip tit that day,
tire-k
about sis hours before stir was
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found
5.i (CLan.b' tram as Icing hi'ii
T he nicciacail esauiiiner s.iet
in S. nsmrsie- ionS&gt; jiui tu'ljv

Poll: Askew Creams Stone

Overzealous properly tax cur to may end up as
a lung gamble for the taspa&gt;ers- a heads the)
win, tails we lose proposition

Jonestaro. a city cii 6.000
which grew up as railroad
c'uesumuiuts in the 10'..
provides police protection.
water and sewers and from
backyard garbage pickup
without a formal budget

we lot three real good girls
here in the office who can
itanle all that What do
you need a budget for"

By nI:%'iLk F FOLk
lie-raid Staff Writ

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TALLAhASSEE
'UPI I - Gov. Reubin
Askew would clobber U.S Sen Richard Stone
if he ran against Stone in 1980, according to a
private poll taken last March
Askew doesn't intend to run, however, press
secretary Paul Schnitt says, because he
thinks Stunt' is doing a good job
The governor got ii 7 percent of the vote in
the poll, compared to Stone's 26,2 percent
Another 2.5 percent said they wouldn't vote for
either man and 14.6 percent were undecided

nva)or for the pad JI
years "Misc folks just
dsn't understand it. but I
just tell thesis we run this
city like a blame-u --

Woman's Drowning: Foul Play Or Not?

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liii financial need coincided with a decline in
The affidavit also charged that "(Acts and
the fortunes of the pilot project. Mate health Hauer made us aware of Unans deinanuls
officials were fluttering that the project was that If we ('untritaded, we could expect Brian to
illegal, and it looked as if the whole program takeactsonqwchJy
that Brian had this kind of
woi&amp;kJ eaplir. All Use ekmcnts we-fe preurit toe a authority arid power even though he was no

political hi
The message was coinmimicaled to the
nursing tmoiie owners that they would be titpeeled to help make up Brian's campaign deficit
if they wanted the program extended. A Senate
stall memo, damped "confidential," explains
the situation in raw political language: "Brian
wanted help from the principal nursing tome
association menibera, who had been the
trnrhciaries of the.
pilot program, to make
guild isa lase*"
Although Brian was out of of bee, the memo
aiMs, "Pr was perceived as having tremendous
influince" in the Reagan acknuudration. They
thuuØd he had hueordesth power over the
lucrative program. This 'is alleged to have
thea and ito.. preuwnably grateful for provided Brian with great leverage over the
their Mate blessings began vihcdlrsg con- nursing tome owners," the memo relates.
Iran other ovner Scene deulom
(JIrIS and Burr delivered the message to
wore lder,4 to disgider their
others their fellow nursing tome owners at a secret
were drawn illegally from corporate I imde.
meeting on July 12, 1771, at the Velvet Turtle
Yet all tIm cash. plus Kagan's polItical rrdaurad in tang Beach. Calif. (b.c nursing
wodaig, did not save Brian from an igilonunioim home owner, Robert H. Brown, swore in an if.
dofeut in the 104 Republican primary. The fidv it -Ulels and Bayer invited us torudnbige
wounded psfdlcal warhorse was alas left saddled a mimmun, of lb.M each to pay all Brian's
with $$.NI in campaign dents.
uampuij51 ifrt*a"

JONESBOItO, (a itJl'll
Mayor Hugh DlCtSinl
doesn't have to wort)
about a proçert&gt; tax revolt
in this small urban cornniurnty 30 milm south of
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JACK ANDERSON

WA,SftlM,Tl)N
It is the nature of politics
that an occasional putrd)'ing odor wtH bubble up
front below to foul the atmosphere. Such at
i'tisinatiuii, with a strung well of Watergate.
has now been detected in ('aldoensa. It could
crate a huge political stink.
It has all the unsavory ingredients of
Illegal campaign contributboem
Watergate
laundered cash. secret rnanipulatwes. influence
pediSing. There has even been a cover-ic.
The evidence is curtained as a stack of affidavits, investigative reports and other
ibciatwnts that we have otAalnid. A Senate
cirnirndtee has been digging into the case. The
Fill and the Federal Election Conmusaaim
EECi are also investigating.
The cut revolves around Kid Brian, a

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WWASHINGTON UI'l,

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they iew as unfair foreign competition have Sod an important
round in the Supreme Cowl.
The court, in a 90 ruling Wednesday, rejected a Zenith Radio
Corp. appeal that tariff laws require the Treasury Department to
impose a penalty Las on television sets and other electronic
products imported from Japan.
Zenith sought the countervailing duty to offset Japan's system
of remitting or forgiving a commodity tax to Japanese companies
that export such goods, It charged this practice amounts to an
illegal subsidy and gives its foreign competitors an unfair advantage.

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The U S Customs Court shocked America's trading partners
last year and threatened to upset multinational trade talks in
(geneva by agreeing with 11w U.S. television maker.
But the Court of Customs and Patent Appeals reversed Us$1
decision last summer, and - much to the administratIon's relief
the Supreme Court agreed Wednesday.
Many European countries have a value-added
value-added tax.
tax, which is
somewhat similar to Japan's system and is the subject of a

SHE GOT 'EM

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The government thus warned that an adverse ruling could upset
this year's Multilateral Trade Negotiations, spur retaliatory
actions by other countries and raise consumer prices - by fl
percent for some goods
subconi niitlee on trade, said Wednesc 's ruling "saves the
world from an immediate trade and economic crisis" and will
enable the trade talks to go forward.
Hut he said he still believes, along with mod American
businessmen and workers, that the rebate of Indirect lazes by
foreign nations to their exporters "distorts trade and Is unfair to
American industry and labor."

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Our trading partners should be advised that the commitment
of the American Congress to a satisfactory agreement on
limitations on subsidies which distort trade is essential for a
successful Mm," he said.
Congres,s must ratify the tradeagreesnent, which iiespec'tedto
lie endorsed by heads of states at an economic summit in Bonn
nest nionth.
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lialIcki tossed Ins second ton, $4, in II
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tend to sit by and keep watching forever. He's likely to jump in shutout of the year, a 343 grsl
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way things have been going this year. lie's even note unhappy
Andre Williams, Withi I'altle
National league West lie
frank las eras Hill '.10.1kever) tune he picks up his morning newspaper and sees where the
notched his fourth win in five with tssi out in the' ninth ui;aek' a and liruer Sellers disiJd the
Boston fled Soot are sitting out there on top in the American
de''ision,s and tooN over thit lead
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league East, well out in front even though the Yankees reversed
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the numbers of the night before by mauling them 104 TuesdayI went to bed telling lliyio-U , The' hue's IllaIse-li to within fite user ktiantic- National Bank
night.
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dislike fix the' Ite-tis is due to my Ispo, 3. thu I:
Sofarthisseason George Steusbrenner has maintained a rat her
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low profile. He has made relatively few public statements and has
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won and I'd have to us It dlii
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season approaching the half-way point and the
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although motorists could putTAUAHASSU, - UI'l
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insurance tall signed into law director, said the additional
Wednesday by Gov Reutan coverage will cod $15 to m a
Askew.
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involving death or seriousin- because of the tightening of the
jury and increases from $3,000 threshold, the increased cost of
io$10,000rmnimum insurance a PIP could be offset by red-icdriver must carry to protect lions on other coverages."
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FlrsI-pin'e plaque for signing up most
in I(-% (Vommunit' (oordinat(wuter, who has dropped his notified of the new requirement
1" Child ('irr of Central Florida. Inc,i drive is presented to iota Jackson drive for
a constitutional by their insurance companies.
11rflterl, ustoer of Jackson Vn ('are ('enter of Sanford, b Hutha .'%dams, amendment
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prohibiting suits Fountain said.
project director ('akin flonalson, H' counselor, shares moment. Second place in for spe culative damages
the nrtsr tsrtit to uother ;aoose Nursery. ('asselberr. Each dollar collected period, praised the proposal
l.s-itk is matched ssilh $7 federal funds. %Iembers have voting rights in the and said he expects it to cause
rates to drop
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but Sen Kenneth MacKay, D.
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hill, has predicted a J percent
savings in liability premiums
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Gov Heubin Askew has signed labor a% well as obscene Slwvin. he signed a tall giving prosecute and defend."
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a bill by Ss'ri lairs Wilson, I ilialtrials Laws
judges the power to make date
Askew cast his ninth veto of disfigurement.
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Askew also signed bills dis- and local governments pay bills passed by the 1971
hunter said the new threpatient's 'written informed handing board-, committees, court cvdsfor 'Sunshine law" Legislature. rejecting
a shohi, as this provision is
comerit" and approval of a commissions and councils violation cases
proposal giving property LIZ called, "addresses what is
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r three- rar , renaming the viction rate in Sunshine cases, owned by "tama tide civic
insurance liability and uninpsychosurgical treatment.
Florida
Department
of date attorneys will be es organizations." It infringes
sured mot orist rates - ext'rs•
Similar protections already ('rirninal Law Enlorcrnient the tremely reluctant to criminally upon the power of
county
are required before shock Department of law Enfor' prosecute," Shes'in said "H an property appraisers to grant sive, costly and oftentimes
treatment is administered in a ce-ole-nt, requiring adult day indictment does not end in exemptions based on Florida frivolous and fraudulent liability lawsuits"
state mental hospital
care centers to be licensed by conviction, publir money could tax code guidelines, he said
Minimum P11' coverage
Another measure
easure signed by
the state' and requiring 111th to
would go from $5,000 to $lO,(øJ.
Askew revises state por' establish three pilot chronic

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Ilsul Piniella" the outspoken Brewers 5. fkl.fqx 3:
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Yankee ironer said angrily
I at ry I lisle singled UI IOU
I1uudha's only the secuint. runs anal fir) SofritWIl and Rebels lop
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leading hatter in lit league and hill tastru ueielitaiwd Ill patchI la',
goodie
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ttwrrganseshey, Out don't get *in mitie Lad llitmsrs II,llsus
Florida Foliage Fipeesi Ikinalyn Knight anal All ysuis
eir 15th Cards, 9-6
10
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I •I*aoac.. rallied to, If nasa vs the lad mIlls ignited the Foliage rally
hId going. Ins rIot going to get Martinez toot tie km.',,
"1$ 10 5IC ISSI 0
1i uuussg to pull the rug usA trani Norm,. McNeai ,nil Jatkiw
involved,,"
Tigris IS. Ills' Jay* it:
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tun mcmdum and
The victor) Increased the
Ad 410 1311 5 1 15 P 110 1515'' Isassier Slumbutit, in a 1301 1* Uon hat t.ti hit., cacti for
JaoII l'PIJSIIspliiI dr011- ill and It-trance Ca
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Women's Su4tiaIl League garotte thai ksens
lead to seven games these

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iltti$ Pertana had three NU

Its. Kibals
tkiks. artintiarisp'x
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sisIhI.IIIlp's
A1, Bennett
husisered fur
anal dropped the Yankees eight Iigers wiped out it 6.5 lumurku posted a 94 Pee Wee laqi. Harness lacing exploded
a 33-31
Ins user
A Mic
tames back
lead with a use-run sixth uI Victory over Us. Card- he11
helle Nouney
S1*miisakit
hi*iaf •
Dennis Eckeriley, who had tung, ignited by Alan rran
the only ha sift
lhlll'ssusglebuk, up (.
SIMINO...
AMar&gt; Wctaesvcvnlwncranil Ilainp's
never beaten the Yankees, fir II s leatluift homer
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Open Back ROUND SHOVEL
Good utility shovel for yard and garden.
Balanced for less fatigue. Sturdy 43" handle

Each Low

Reg. Price (each) .......... 1.79

JUMBO SPONGE ASSORTMENT

Electric Water Heater SWITCH
The Power20-Saver controls and limits the

Great for cleaning car, boat, home or anything!
Your Choice (each) .................. 390

' No. A243F(eech) .................. .....
SUPER OIL -Ll0-03 301. Size
J GARDEN HOE
'A premium grade machine oil. Lubricates and
Beveled 64" 4" blade with 48" hardwood
protects. Has many uses around the home
handle. No. VG6
and shop.
Each ............................. 4.15
Each ..............................

Power
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Round BOW RAKE

Can ............................... 390

GARDEN HOSE

Silicone Rubber CAULK and SEALER

and corroded parts. Li -04 No. 1.

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Straight Tube FLUORESCENT
No. 09785 F40/CW48" tube.
40 watts- Rapid Start (each) ........ 1.29

LIQUID WRENCH -4 fl oz. Can
Super penetrant
frees rusted bolts, nuts

This quality rake for yard and garden has 14
curved teeth on 13%" head, 54" handle
No. YB144Y (each) ................ 5.25

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Casing - 7/16" 2/," *7' ...........'1.99
Base 13/32" x2% " *8' ........... 2.39
Cove - 7/16" xi %" *8' ............ 1.99
I/S Corner
5/16" 7/8" *8' .........890
0/S Corner - 7/8" *718" *8'.........1.29
Shoe - 3/8" x 518" 8' .............. 790
Stop - 3/8" x 1 %" *7' .............. 1.05
Maho
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FLUSH DOORS
Produced from the mast quality woods.
Smoothsanded an ready to finish.
6-8 *1% Interior 32 (each) .11.70
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No. 09513 Fl 5T8/CW 18" tube.
15 watts (each)................... 1.89
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glossy •uIflISip.
20
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' Soft White LIGHT BULBS
use as uIreCe.j.
directed. Resists mildew.
No. 510 50/201250 1 1/2 *50) ...... ...i
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75
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N" 8640. White.
100 watts
No. 800 50/30-58.50(5/8 *50) ......a.
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( eac
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(Two
Pack)
.........................
.. 3.69
Flixilne Self-Food TRIMMERS I
30"
(each)
. . 11.35 36" (each) . . . 15.75
BUTYLOID CAULK
Decorative Glass Ceiling
Trimmers
have totally automatic
rrnri
feed
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Caulk
of unusual adhesion and durability for i LIGHTING FIXTURE
1 *12 No.3
line - lust tap, and more line Is releasedl
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Stem
and
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Pine SHELVING
pattern on 12" square White
No. 612 - 1/3 hp. high torque motor. Instant
No.
1230100
White
or
No.
1230700
Gray.
k WIl accept paint or stain.
bent glass
stop-start switch, line cutter. Cuts 10" path.
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8'throu
16'l:n
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11
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oz.
Cartridge
(each).............1.59
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No. SL-123 (each) ....... ........... 259
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Each.............................iass
Lin.
Ft.............................47c
STP OIL TREATMENT ()
Outdoor LIGHTING FIXTURE
No. 2012 - Heavyduty 3/4 hp 13"
rl
Helps
reduce
friction
and
wear.
No.
101
5-24.
Fluted
glass, smooth Black rust resistant
cut. (each) .......................
holder, high.
15 oz. Can (each) ................... 1.19
construction grade lumber.
STEEL CLOTHES LINE POST
SHORE
No.
SL-715-7
(each)
P
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............................. 165
.................
2.98
UQUID
NAILS
MACCO
Made from 2" galvanized steel.
Adhesive
for
installing
shelf
brackets,
d
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T220 Standard (each) ...............6.49
INSULATION BOARD
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S•IfSsaling No. 240 Asphalt
and
window
trim,
towel
bars,
veneer
brick,
Flame
resistant
Ivory
White
finish
saves
Wig
SHINGLES 15 Year Warranty
T21 88 Heavy Duty (each)............ 8.29
paneling, etc. No. LN601 5.
painting. Nail right over old walls or ceilings.
White and Colors.
tItl
Each..............................920
34 lb. DAYTON AXE
1/2" *4'x 8'
Square .......1S.P Bundle .......6.33
Head forged from quality tool steel. Blade
Sheet ............................
CLOSET COMBINATIONS
SAN AWARI
3-Tab Fiberglass SHINGLES
t0't,0,.*
securely fitted with high quality, flame
PS-04 0-4
tempered 36" handle. No. 35DR36C.
2O
Year Warranty . White and Colors
MANATEE - Round front, White vitreous
rrstlnish.d WALL !ANELING
Each
9.99
china
clo
Square
....... 1,.fl Bundle .......6.66
se
coupled
rev
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trap
Tank
and
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Authentic
woodgrain
patterns
printed
on
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Bowl combination Less seat and sunlu
i4 durable lauan backing. The tough synthetic
BOY'S 24 lb. AXE
CDX SHEATHING PLYWOOD
Sheet
CC4044(
Head is made oflgh.carbon steel and has a
3695 :' Plastic surface give
wear and easy Care.
318"x4'x8'
7.35
4' 8' Sheets
No'
LAYETTE
Per Sheet
TEA
50%
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ply)
.................7.85
1/2
Each ............................. 8.99
Honeycomb 5/32
less water than most ordinary two-piece
..... 3.
1/2 4: 8 (4 ply) .................8.53
closets. Round front, vitreous china. Reverse
Harvest 3mm .................... 57
SAW BLADES
5/8 r4 *8.......................11.13
trap and anti- syphon bailcock Close
5,7 fl
Standard Combination/Rip No. F40714
Plantation Pecan - 3mm
GYPSUM
couled. Less
and supply. White.
Each ............................. 3 65
Gaslight Birch
/32"..:::
4"1tL-.-..._ WALLBOARD
No. WS1100 (set) ... ..............39.99
Fire resistant board of solid
Silver Ash 5/32" .........6.P
Chisel Tooth Combination No. F55714
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gypsum encased in a special
Pressure Rated PVC PIPE
Dimension Pecan 1/4". .. ,, /\_.A1J7 fibrous paper
Each ............................. 3.65
i/2"SDRi35.3i5 PSI ........... 2.19
DIAMOND MASONRY BLADE
3/4" SDR 21 -200 P8120' belled ...... 2.69 Penthouse Walnut - 1/4"...9,49 t\'TY 3I8"4'8'
...2.76
7*118" (each) ...................... 2.09
Iv"\'JJS 1 1/2" *4' 8'............. 2.85
HARDWOOD BIRCH PANEL
1" SDR 21 '160 P8120' belled ........ 3.29
al Bitch -1/4" ........ 9.49
4' 2'............ 4.27
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,aiil(.AII. SAN IIt'lIIN

I)EAIt AltilS' SI&gt; hu,st,iurid
and I have a ."-)ear-old
laughter whom we actor.' We
were unable to have iriore
children. so we adopted "A"
a 2-year-old girl who had been
in several foster homes be-tore
..r got Ic'I The pr otsleui is that we l.naatuk' child is
the one "be
baut*ly don't feel the sans. ne
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about 'A" as we do about our feel guilt)
for honest emotions.
own child "A" whines con- Ask the agency it=
whit-b&gt;..
staidly and sesirta generally received the adopted
child U
dissatisfied and contrary. they provide r..aseIi.g
for this
'When liii holding her she problem. 1It's
wants 'down.' and when she', Or
write
I. Parent
down she in limes until I pick her Amia, moos, 2118 Artesia IlIad.
up I
Itedondo Beach, ('alit. N1'$ for
Our own child is always the address of
a chapter near
uxtwratiae arid lovable Si&gt; &gt;ou.
hsstairud anti ite.'l guilty for our
Sharing your espen.ens'ri end
thoughts Is it natural for
parents to favor their own tFiilal feeling, with other parrots wite
base learned boa. I. deal with
.is-a'r uris' who's ailo1ed ' A,jj

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can plait-fits hi' bIstro-al for "uwlushle
ki_,J _.-_.
,,.rUa, lyliti, iOU piraie le t
favoring the • lulil who's iiuure
me
know
the
outcome,
I rate,
cuoperatusu' arid lovable'
I can't sign this for obvious
I)EAIt AIIHY lint an at.
reasons, but I need to know if tractive girl who likes sports,
other aduldiar parent, feel as arid liii escrptuuriall, good at
ia d Anal what can ha' done thrinu When I compete with a
we Il
txcut it
roan I usually v -in, but ut's a
I'EEu NR; (;ull.TS' tatter victory because hun
UI-fall I'f:Ei,ING Whether then on, the fellow I beat
the child a &gt;osir own flesh and ptunidt&gt; loses interest in me
blood
blood or adopted, the least rornanticall&gt; -

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flwta Epsilon ( hapta'r of Hs'ta Sugrusa Phi a
aelebeatetlthaeerilof the )ear with a 'Myster&gt; Tnup'tothe
H..wauian Inn in lla&gt;tona Reach The couples departed at
10 30 A St iruiui the Issue of Karen Wallace
'slier an afternoon of swmnimmng and relating in the sun.
everyone- had dinner and took in a Pul&gt;nesian show
Couples attending the weekend hrte we-re Il-ave and Pat
Shaver, Rick and Patsy Siussumian, Pete and Bonnie
lLarnett, thug iind Casey Sliarruw tk'nny and I'at San
Winkle, i:i and linda liutsigu. Ken and Jan Krurg, Henry
and Debbie B'iwlin. link and Debbie Boyd, Dun and Joyc-t
liaise&gt;, At and Karen WaUaie. Brad and Kathy Wallace
and Ralph and Tracey Wight
Under the chairmanship of Karen Wallace and pat
Shaver, the conumtter collected money once a month
Irian each nwrniter to take care of the expenses

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customers picking-up merchandise at our
store. Delivery is available for a small charge.

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LUGGAGE

PRICES GOOD JUNE 23 thru 21

Anwlsa latlairl, S.siiasonito, $berfhØI,
Amerscaw Tiweastee alt. IConS..V bout
Lull weaVlf,
siH %nde
and some
OR .IuiI

SANFORD
700 French Avenue
Ph: 323-4700

Management reserves the right to limit
quantities on special sale merchandise.

Kirk.

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of
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president

Philip
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lInt )1)t7W
hue more
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in the .-,,riaeraition to the limit&gt;
Hawaii. anal finally. Califnii.
room 4 his 10 acre Pune before
While in [long Kong, the 'where refaliar, were visited
calling his company limousine 1'.rnnilts %'Wtcsl a Red ('hines.
It was a magnificent Csdepartment store with loiS
to ifrp.e the Hennetts home
rrtere for the Herinell. and
After the contention, the stofls of hariakraft,d items their soias
Inraetts tossed the Orient. and arsi preciouserns. all being
While a highlight of the trip
were .ss*.suatlrtI to the large
wild by very wirtUn people if the 1ua'u wa the sizflng in
nwntw-r of people and the
The
enjoyed visiting the Hawaii. Bennett said. 'I think
traffic protitetrii in the city of
litiperial Palace in Hangk"k the, appreciate living in
Ik
Kong with t'i million
anal tornl Singi
one thiencaanalthe u )stem we live
people, in Itarighok with its '.
'f
the moot beautiful cities underThe&gt; ae tune pretty
riuliij people, and in Io&gt;u
the&gt;'i1ever sewn, and detinitch ruih areas as fat as the way
with Its 12 million
million"The whole the cleffient
people lire"

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7:30 6:00 Monday thru Saturday
Closed Sunday

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Sanford J.woli £Lugpo
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3111, FIRST ST, SANFORD

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1-$e'culon It features f!nat and
match reversbi auabcon and the
heisaaest solid *ood tram, made
'Inc odes
Sol, chair rotk,
ottoman 2 s olid *ood end tables
and I coffee table t,Oidl'S.it only

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St-turd .utcl a.rrgtr&gt; 5.-ott Young were
rnu.r'ria-ii June H. in a garden cerrirasny at the bn.,ies
tacrne
11w bride is Ii.' daughter of Sirs si-nile&gt; %ecral. II&gt; Vs
16th St , Sanford the tia'itrgrcuuri is the sot, '1 Sir anti
'sirs lit Young. &gt;09 's'iufrna ii. St - S.irthctcl
Attending the bridal avupk were her sister. Ifrifi Sjutr
wsoril. and liii hither. Joseph Young
A Iua henri roeption followed its.' a ereuiucco&gt;
The ne-a fyw eta will iroutr their h.'irir in Jat katcns ill,'
wt'tr-re the t,rialrgrcssrt is einipl.sral 1'&gt; State
arm,

ste-as I know of
area where it's "accepted
peoredore' be oak I.e a up I.e

art' Sir anal Mrs Marcel
Fault, and
paternal
grandparents are Sir anal

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Insurance

'sir arid Sirs Mnsanclrr
J ('hagnain,
Lfl'iac, Sanford announce
the birth ccl their 'ra'i'rsl
child, a daughter, Alrtis
(aiI. Ott May 27, at Vsuitnr
l'ark Stetiiot'ual iltauputal
Maternal granctp.arr,its

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Mary V. Secord, ~
Gregory Young
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l*:Mt ABlIS' Yesterday at
the neighborhood beauty shop
ashit'tu I patrum:t-d fur )rars. I
was irked by the new operator
who did flu&gt; hair
did a good
job, but when she finished, she
ia1, '' That will be $10, plus $1
for the tip
Is it accepted pruardiur in
'same areas to state the tip
upectetl' I have never enisausitered this before and it
annoyed me Unless )uu tell roe
that I am oft center here-. I plan
to speak to the manager abutd
thus Perhaps it's a new tx)llr,
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When a nuanu cunipetes with inn
and loses, his ego takes a
beating, and risc man is ina-tincul
to get turned on is, a woman
who's athletically superior to
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Nelson added that, even if Butler decided to work until
ft CilY fulds a permanent replacement, it will be
beneficial.
"I wiUtwt.-alklngwlth Vince Later thisrnoi-ning. but if he
decides to work we will not have to 1101 so hastily for a
replacement." Nelson said.
At the Thy nlgM meeting Mrs. Southward now
that she "perceived favoritism on Francis part, and I
don't think there should be any tinge of f avoritism "
Mrs. Southward also mid, "it ts unusual when he puts in
a full day's work."

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was postponed for at least one
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vs the lacks-It trial

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since she left Seminole ('oust)

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dante- for a I.M.o club

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haney, a karate expert. offered

ILsckrtt pleaded guilty to
b urglary charges In an
unrelated caw snd has been

cvrsteuion was first revealed
in Aped
Thursday by The Evening
A grind jury- handed up two Herald
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'1 stole my boyfriend,
the 2$')rsr-OltI ('neat thud- ('h,ti Ira IIat-tett'i shotgun
U11$fl in April Iluatg14d it that and shot my husband in the
tune with I Inidegree murder head and in the neck I then
was Curie'. Ira hackett, 34. of proceeded to strangle him,"
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murder her husband for two crime was cusnmdud. I knew

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Prairie take Drive in hem
Part at the tune of the murder
t)anc&gt; was stationed at
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no resistance,
"She has refused to talk
without an sttorn.y,' Spobiki
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alrelady on his way to tubal 10
traispast Mr.- theucy beet 10
metweydes and $$$.NS In Mr. Ha'l vk be ekaIgid
Setninole Courtly; tuwovit, ifl
and convi4ftd of this brutal
extradition hearing may be
In a hand-written cnnfrnaion crime and I would be off
required, if Mrs fancy refuse
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shot .coUree
waive the cowl procedure
and strangled her husband and
"Now I hew I havro a con.
Curl Depot)- Duane Harrell made I appear as if Hackett science and I cannot tsar to
said Mrs l)ancy had ap- cuwnutII'd the murder. The have t wo lives weighing an ni,
paternity been working in Bilazi existence of the two-page witil Iconfess, I mur'k'trtj Into
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The one arm of favorillan Mrs Southward cited was
Jus'. he I. the Nice Day Care Not my
The center had wanted to oçsii In a con*nenially zoned
area. According to Mn, Southward Jenolr helped to get
the center establiShed only to have his efforts rebuffed
later by City Attorney Gary Massey because of zoning
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He retusuadla Pg. Yee'. Past
home at his wife's request to
attend a bu'Ihds&gt; purl; fur her
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vastigatiws
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The one section of the building code which refers to the
building administrator says. "he shall not be removed
from office except for cause after full opportunity has
been given him to be heard on specific charges before
such chief appointIng authority.'
City Clerk Sig Pearson noted that the city attorney will
have to decide whether the particular section relatIng to
the building administrator was Included when the city
adopted the original ordinance,
Mrs Southward agreed and added that she would have
"no objection to having a public hearing. My only oh.fiction" she added, 'would be going through my etitItt
monolog like I did last night but 11 that's what is required,
I'll dolt again."
If the decision is upheld the next concern for the CItY is
hiring a replacement for Jenoir, according to Councilman
Cliff Nelson who serves as Jenoirs boss
Nelson cad the Ions 1big vol. for the
still. Mrs Southward Dr. But Perindilef, Lillian
Gruff In, and Hany Terry voted for it.
Currently there is a part.tlme employee, Vine. Butler.
who Is asaiding Jenoir, said Nelson. Nelson added. "Vinee
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lake Mary City Councils Thursday night vote to fire
Building and Zoning Administrator Francis Jettlor may
face legal obstacles.
The tutdi lies in whether the council can fire Jenoir
without a formal public hearing. Both sides agree the city
attorney will have to male the final determination.
In making the motion for dismissal. Councilman Pat
Southward said Jenotr did not display a "problem-solving
attitude but a problem-creating approach'
JrnlorM, who las served the city since May 1974 was
not at the meeting, but said (los morning or had not
decided whaCto do about the council decision
He added that he was unaware of the accusations and
would have to liden to the tape of the meeting.
Citing City Ordinance Number One. Jenoir added that
he did not believe he could be fired without a public
hearing.
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Secretary htanild Brown today predicted
ftitite "times and place. whirre, US, and
5yi,ef policies will conflict and tensions will
arise." but said there is no cause for wshw
alarm about expanding Soviet nulitas-y
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Brown told Use Caenmonm.slth Club of
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Landfill in (loceola and two

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322-0325

Was the prooI,..,
trail. I

Ral ly lint
Racquetball Club

of fast.,

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ma

Nmiy Nuns.. The doadmi no cull.

"You has bole r - e to Ce.n hera
laity 'whad," sold IarbsrsIl., who

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tothemeils. Nofass.Jáaa

-i., iqouts with

In NO(*y.Pegi IA

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ticutsrly damaging to th

iraN. ii Us iron. wvwftg

probing

repeated fires

IS Ariman.

Lake Mary Islu4°Wd

this for

CAUTION

uilu, thee to an

Semis ,Mee' ad B
mibdIe velite ci the lad," ad
Maim. 'That lerewiRo iris
no.4 to be a ici place to *I,
Iieu No. 4 isV
lb. ci!otis .1 the Tme.wslls
bra migis uwl be el by iron
readags for s.nwthne, so.
ceethagla Atiman. HONG we *
may lad to finsieg.
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M,O KE

Tosawilla fIrm.

ma mam sear. ci the rica
(Iris in the Tscawlbs iron
dauod Monday ad imreysd
abed IN acres of bras and
Tb. Maw soar Lab,
May Boulevard ad Hlgitway

17.12 Monday destroyed II
new ow of N.h.
"We've gst a few Isade aS
it we wading cm." aid
Snider. He speculated ta.
c_r toisdigIl. would be

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'ft costs Us wha tow

ad dwon I've am in gSgg@
time," Dues Snyder, fIre N.
vest gator for the forestry
depaitmat, Said Of the

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INa Is probably me ciths
Worst Ms In tami 01 amber

at a

cart.

LAK( MARY
BLVD.

they liii there in me csoadio,
wIth tie Timawdha brie.
lie Tiec.wtlla fIrs N per'

set Is the
von see,
10011198"ad me mi

Rk,, 1ai, old m. q.. and a dKt of patklpciam mails. (N. lsgW to reaHse INs
The Iiiams for a drags ss or a wading wow.
strings meals?
.woiiclsa we esiltemed by the Urns
A drags mails Rocky INcror Picture theYour
moles haroaUIato the Can go either
CAUTION: If yes are a string becIsr of Ray) rUm tos gNss and offer s a toast. So
am the audience. PIers. of
browned
AMa 74. INs movie may be hairdos to by ha, and mmtkongh W94
the air.
your me" daNNy.
The mimes JIm in dsr perts Of the
mater. ps.* she be,, anm the movie movie
by c41ng the ctm to cstaN songs
or mare laSs se * began Ma v5..4

if

Bai*na Prnkad
forestry officials. However,

kenHini. Couaty Pits

V Steam Room

Fires

Rp MAX WILITIAN
N011id
Win

Rocky Horror

HEALTH CENTER

• Nautilus Equipped

Area

Viewer pS$ICIpS.t11 In the Ratty Horror Mellow Picture abow dress Is t
attire d the asevie'smak eb,am, WI 40 rlØt: Cilombia,
Mageut., IWI
Raft sad Dr. Frisk N. Fartor.

RACQUET BALL CLUB &amp;

Excercs/ Weight
Facility
Free Child Care

DOMINICK MLII

Termed _Worst° In Long Time

Poi nt

Salad/Health Food Bar
Full Liquor Lounge

ma

So. JUINIUL. Pug, 2*

utrl uwt.r m.mb.rships at. krjWl

10 Courts

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jou1 b. entitled to •zua benefits at substontloj savings with , o InildQuon
fee on
mmbtè'oa OtMthoI4 hahwo L ia 107A

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Now Is the tim* to purchas. membership
I, Rauij Point With a chart.( membemhlp

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Avallable Now
from

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the costs involved as r
Under the Sid mulled a State
ad the apes.., ci the
Ie$151a111 'acililpots. (hi iv. een," sad Jse Maiwy would go INcegha
waiver hearing to have a
110 a *e (cmi Mis. a p'unr ill M(JI the WI,•
gLut step forward Is Lb. al4th,j,.
Amoig the RclpaJ itang.. juvocifa tried a a adolL
in the w, MMII lid, Is Its manewtowlroles(ada
juadie jail. sydse. I ha ii'g a aique Ma to
the dIed
pop"'. The pimay docimos a 'bother or the
psInth,
Juvinde wig bepwljaldaan
Sid tow
In the as, law the
J
the
afoftwU be made ailhe,uulci
l't-ck liii Mr be now
, thai Is a go.4
apolk
ci adios
hosing.
by
ymoapgImtothe
. _ai-in.g,
telephon, that $ bill he
rtbsms,t.w.whu1W
ad
the.
rsr
be sIt
au th ored, completely Wall
data atteeney moW INs a
p...,"
be
aid.
jo,
few - ,._ the jmaule )MUM
,
s
be tri, a ai
1 pails ha perM aS in e Mitowy Ni the thai 1,InIIg in given the r
syste.. passed both Hiss. ci thej
ejaiimsyha r4d to fIl,irai Infotmatlons ci an
the '4rtnee Friday. and N boa INS say. Sheb
aiNst.a ju'7 trial
juu.
a jovali, who Is II At the
- Ma
to (lea. Realm ha boa
ad 01 the trial the
Ale, fur Na lpin.
the
maN
yeas U ad abe., ad ha judge rns* deride (ho
ci
the
tow
ha
ha
Ia.
Conn" st last two mijur saitainiMy of juvenile
ci ceyi.
sadlca
---law 00" .-m am ci wisi iii a
oft lath adod '1W to be dr. ft wasl
r to

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Rally Point Racquet

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Tbey may

ha,, booing in

that irs. liSp never had
before.' Sold Attzna
they t these Indies ci rain.
ihotelslgaing to g,! Toth,
toad point.'
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have a More ImmedIate

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lbs Lab. Mary UmJa.r fire

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Nip Ware IX Fv,et Fir, Rake lb. Lab.
cwnd.d.4 by the end 01 the
soak.
Msry Boulevard
Vumiiy Otfidals said they £712 ha week. mat I*ghway _rew n.

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iNs bra is dill smoldering

ad may lontuis La burn tar a
wisher maw. steering to

bras, and you'r, am
foil the Tiecawttia brie ira 'INs time most
going to hae new grnwth"
*s j'U'sbMr.ha
hang sot by a pyvemaiiar.
"It Is going I. Im
to
Jainry,
yes
wild
see
sow
year
m, t, Monday moot Lake case
to lust tile a inset to euth ae year," aid Art' May
a ssi deal ci trial.,"
"This pera or persona Oft
aS mow," AiIm. Mid
Houd.r.td
was ala an sold Snyder II, haitag 'ha
ssttlng IaN brow are lob,"
ci the man. "ist tho firm New are
bun, acrer
to we
cimmested Snyder. "Tb,
swampy avow
rams lay INs Is, there Na.
I had Id
1.0 hew lord * wIll codinwe to
oppoti gis trios the hr.
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in
puma. ci tad, a

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hun 1W LaW
Miry bslevuu* An I loss..
stewing to Snyder ad con
case unite Icboeg. Iii ad
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ma adios lot the tIres Is
'ihelil," wearing to Snyder.
'lie aely reea we ran
(1gw, boha in ha to tome
in ha burn and the fIrs
t
low," aid
"ft's
$ rather cedly no"tWIlL
There we am hamlil fr

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lb. smoke doss ml
tir'wial0 bath had to
med pere.s. It.....,,t.It ca
be borWul I. pe
rase wu
allot Iran reapaato,y
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ma .., lie.ad An Ma

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ci the ha the
Tuca.Wa am boo bees
devaisting, ar
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Mum., hind ragor. AiIs
bee *od.4 hrM

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Mary LJ..i.d lb.
anile he has ** are.
the mod lee tan we bo
Monday. Tb aloe' ilisri, l
divisin 01 forestry has plac
malit wrIng Olga along t

N Tarsule ad Img Lobe

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County'
s

Annexation Lawsuit. .Just
a rr

SWie the cady c— INL ham.Isha load

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in i-rn, cia_L

the otolity air r I viNu.
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akarciha,
ad ci
the rag Mache ha boon Mflsoul..aly
t-d bum the

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Sliver Of A
-4 s. '1 Jae I,1174,
1
the cIty
_ Created MIS".

No. 17 ad $1.. 'ha

Victor)

, lb. j. rInd in bIrd cvetatim only, INs ci the in.
tan am haas we qpi_.i aS sinum 01648"
mover
sNum maker 01 slgosterse, INs, the
ran
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ha to aS _—laha ad in
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The cByVsb, 17, tNT -Ipul a a m.uiiis ar. 't-'-be
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ft 6600
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deildIng Mm 1ar - 1j.he will mob,
lbs ha baby
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to Il. Libe Mary
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m.aodmoisl $sars*adaStogi_
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uhay artm
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VIC)RW

Sanford Man Seeks Ride, Robbed, Shot

INBREF
China's

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A 43yiar.old Sanford ma aid entered hill rib cage.
Di,tma
laid the youth tha
Porte.
at Seminole Bimodal Hospital $'omiftd to tire addOW
SlflbeI omlders R01
recovering from a iunthot shots, but the weapon
Jomon holler sri 5om Fatmisfired. The robber took
ma" Cignina.
wod inflicted by a
armed robber whop" him a (41IS wallet cougnift IN,
ged to
ODOM boa bees
polka gait
ride, robbed and old him.
lb. .Ire It. $71 *Øad
Ditalle of how Gailedo gol
The ma. Rcgtho Galindo of
mw of Lee, who woo abet as
ISINISthSl.,(antMSI,TUIIOOI away from the robber wore
Ikas whilestanding to a
we
aberolts deputies liii accoed willable -•
$
ti
nta aota.rlue touag to tileph,fil
Investigating. However,
of the iddeat:
dais at the uie6leu if
no Missiles,
Gattodi ee
by •Slate
a dde hmie Gat w
Died 04 d Interstate 4.
Willin CWAWUM with 0
abed 3am. Saturday from the 3ahrdpcoma' "-Itol hi
lie woea ridsat .1 the
.
GOldiho?O Netion 01Sanford. A NSf Wed lib *ted NI
Involved In the attempted Longwsad area wher e the atyedli, 1$ to IS years old, Spanish-speaking sheriffs assoodoot.He has s
if tact omor.
Gathido said, oftered him a ride detach,, had to be called to
moved to GeorgIa, — aid.
in hill car. He drove Gobade to a because Galindo hid trestle
Central florida gambling
Nbsrto Purr. of Miami be. Herta lalri, . to
daitened era, stopped the cur cosmaicitiag in English,
and piled a gin. Gahada Nod. Ed to abwiWa repute. imnadered to federal the only ma cauvidod to the
G.b.do vs It.upwi.d to aatherthesithac*yilurlb. attempted auassiaatlu.
The Youth demanded Goltido's
money, NI Galindo Nod he Seminole Memorial hi.qe.l, i2ctiwotawerw taicet ProeNo to pr, icba'
ad police today a' awt*dog The male aborge againd all of faces a Mailed Jr. ii. NI
refused t comply.
tialindlo weld the youth thusfur lb. robber.
the ma to raa'W. ec rvee fur a wee lint,
A$UAUUTW
carding to Gary Bate, a
tired a led and lb. 1dM
M
nt to J7 191
ma has surrm pr.eecator for the J..tk. P&amp;,.ra vs maidsol if
passed lb.1
G's anal

romaine In good comttlon today Ga1I

Hua

Makes

Surprise Visit To lair.

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By United Press IMersatlesal
Chinese Foreign Minister Huang Hum flew
to Zaire today on a surprise trip that
diplomats said was an attempt by Peking to
blunt growing Soviet and Cuban Influence in
Africa.
Peking's show of support for the Zaire
government coincided with plans by five
Western powers, including the United States,
to coordinate efforts to aid African regimes
believed threatened by Soviet and Cuban
Influence.

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Attack Puts Israelis On Guard
JERUSALEM (UP!)
Police urged
citizens to be on their guard today following a
Palestinian-triggered blast on a city bus that
killed five persons including an American
totsist, and injured 20 others.
Two Palestinian splinter grois In Beirut
claimed responsibility for the strike, the first
major attack on a civilian target since March
11, when seaborne guerrillas killed 37 Israelis
north of Tel Aviv.
Several suspects in Friday's bomb blast,
mostly East Jerusalem Arabs, were picked up
by police for questioning.

'.g k'cl', wed of Sanford was getting
to ta.
to doe. for the n*.
after a former giruflend
t_ lwtaldberbe.J.i.4
tgi,.Jtedayorgma,LIor

(p
to
d Lee. The
date was unsuccessful ID
aicig Copies.
eti was aid to be
lies be. to an IIIigII 5mi
igrsc1isMlb.tNoe of the
"'

FM leved4dacl Nod
cerpirotNo" woo
the "ev
far a
to do rn$
wt
price, W
. te w
terfetting. leanehirking,
hljactlag tracts aid drag
- J_,g - wall as murder.
ilWUY*YT
It vs abed lSto pm.

g ys old, .i,ang to B.
rry, of IN W. TIEd ,
or.
the
Lai
4 the wsma to a graft
bill gk,
"N."aberid, lerafy.
With that, the $i robber
IW
No patel ad Fund her
heMs abS told le,ed*N'L He
tried to her with lb. o1
agin, but * Dirty Nod As
beId her irmto word tbe
Hew.
,, the labbas
1
lar

ftvSTtbulerS the

r,ait

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uw

I bIPWII
d
eread and lked. . .
LeSJs Berry, II the dire grn.
dot at the LS Pantry cow
leeting for the
,r,deNa Bids ft4$ FOlkS
0mbtoday.
near Slarview Ames Jed 700
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Joe ..d Judy Baker are being served by
Garaett White at the special bar-b-cue held
Friday by the ladustrlal Adios C.amit*ee of
lb. Greater Mid.rd Chamber of Commerce at
Lake Caldea Park. The neal was held I.
baser h..ØI.e heal..,... of Sanford. Special
rec.pkhs was gives I. Chase and Co. for
their service I. the city. On hand to receive the
award was Mayer Lee Moore who Is president
of the company.

OTTAWA (UPI)
Canada has ordered Its
East and West Coast teiltorlal waters closed
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to commercial fisherman from the United
States beginning Sunday and the U.S. has
retaliated with a similar ban against
Canadians.
External Affairs Minister 1n Jamieson,
who announced Canada's decision to Parliament on Friday, said be does not expect any
contrcsW.lon" b6wesnfiihermei of that
ii
I nidldl..1 '
Jamieson told Parliament that becatre of a
failure by the two nations to agree on tinpleinontation of an Interim fishing accord.,
U.S. fishermen will not be allowed to fish
Canadian waters as of noon Sunday.

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Th. discovery of
MOSCOW (UP!)
sophisticated Soviet eavesdropping devices at
the U.S. Embassy raises the question of how
many American socrets have bm aomprolmlo
Bed the Stat. Dupartmuit apparietly ci'
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diced embaris personnel net to discuss lbs

maturity of at Juvenile

TAMPA( UPI) — State Comptroller
Gerald Lewis has hinted that falsification of
expense vouchers may be widespread within
the state Department of Commerce, going
beyond two top officials who have resigned.
It seems that every time we pick up a rock
there are worms under it,.' he said Friday.
The audit is continuing and there are
questions being raised as we keep uncovering
information and new evidence.
It would he premature at this time to
mention it but I can tell you serious questions
are raised as we continue our audit," he said.

Sheriff Back On Job

is.

Set For Heart Surgery
play "The sty Foz' to

Glvsn, who also Is a
amposur ad ceo'dalet
Although he closed reed

hic g .

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the cancellation of the
shost.
Glue., $3, left the
boolow do hews new in
won adowlted vithoat the
approval of lee tsrs. Be
w r,oe,4 5k,
ataiag if
age
— Am elsdrsc*
pm tubes that by vu
akuimat. As
to
to do darnis of heat

m.k,big his cam to
the stow -back-

waters 01 Bresklys sight
club. to the 115k.
After years of lewsyIag
dab dials, a fewfCr$d
table nualesad moderate
mere. ON Ir.odway,
Gleams west Into the
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committed to an institution as a mentally
disordered sex offender, when he turned,
looked at his attorney, and bolted past three
armed baliffs.
But as he neared the door of the courtroom,
he was tackled by William Bebler, a former
Tampa policeman and now an investigator for
the state attorney, who was sitting on the front

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at 15 P.
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s.,isIaa..I*$ vleuatitoa mod Mad.
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5 He mviii, ad Nod, 'We've bus
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scenes, a whom you tis your bum
Blame deit lilt Ills serss.'
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vs a heel. they la,sa
uIr.a,pedIan befits she rne?W,"
Siiday. June N*Vd. 1S
is
lentils NO, ad ssee,. wc
see Css
I vs sla. lb. ma vs the Heater
"• "b'
seew IN Souhel Nui
-- ipr aid ho vs ---g a uleers Pie. $5011
bepeepteIsHeswWgdHe
WINS 610*' NOiSe PSI at leaNt iWils 35011.
at sot doer, asyviss is He ma
I4S
DS'VIfV $5 IN SONS. 1345.5 SONS. 1*4.50. YIN.
1 vs to MS on his Dii its
II. uie S
Si. $10N *3 SONSO..
55015 0p 540:
is of rice ftft litty Ihevir ad the
5', io

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HealWgtoHer.toIvs
emu of owes as
NIa$.idho
l1isHe adiftolb..kmgesisdod
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"A Mat pio mn is of ..-IIJ eat
Side Gillum The oasis's seal fort to
I vs ''ig at He acer.," do
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twitut
ha has obilift to Heas remitibillit if

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Thn an No liked Mo ____
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Wednesday.
The plan was that the Howe would bock off from Is refusal I.
posa a wortinei's tworpensathe reform bill in ezctnange for the
Senate's acceptance of a boll nailing down date ownership if

sidmierged lade aid making the Pidalc Service Conanlanon
appouded Indeed of elated.
84 Sende President Law Brad.;, abed 5:35 pm.. refinood to
accept the deal and ameS the senators lain..
"He JiM led but facidtkea." said one lawmaker. asking not to be
named. 'He vial dealing with reality."

lh.,ho,,5He

He his Weiphei_•l dos. hs ares
'
UItL ott IN Se He
'
to He
lessors ad

1b. do
to ai Poo oft
or,
d1mr people.
Qaluip to lisa," a

Many sad a ipectil won cod hove been avoided ttnroongh

Niag nerved'

a.ti.r tone utilizatan. lawmakers, tiwoaghool the tad two
months. labeled the ISIS Legislature as 'a do nothing session'
Askew said the specIal session should deal only with the sub-

Brown sold he vats the Howe and Senate ned year to tire a
aluary to loot lawmakers udonnatis abed problem In verb.

menu cunprnmtion and ado

merged lado iaw. NI lawmakers may espand Ito call for
woitinens canpecoatlon ad tax breaks to ho, more buewoss

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House TT*OnNTI objected to a provision a One Senate boll
r,q.unng a worker to Nil pucut* disabled to qualify for is
wage b,,nef its on lapel the uiwdied payment for the pOticvW
Inlury
could have avoided a ipectal
said Rap. Cwtss
Kiser. HL)wwikn. who will nerve as tier. Minority Leader nut
,rar "This is Uncrwhblr, Her, we we weetag for iSle weeks
and spend lime on priority items only ding the lad three or fair
days I ciani see Paw they can espat w to roWe these tisies in
a lecerd manner Simnottong like workmen's -vaetlM is pa
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m ftprnnte
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lawmakers had too many different ideas about ttn.ksng ways to
reduce workmen's connp.nsaion rates, $ reason the liar. and
Senate couidn i agr, on the
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Williams, 29- year- old certified public ac-

countant, Is Florida's new assistant secretary
of commerce.
One of the top paid women in government,
she will make 133,000, the same salary drawn
by her predecessor, Joe Hennessy, who
resigned after being accused of padding his
expense account on overseas junkets In search
of new industry.

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Houston, Texas last December but he failed in
an escape attempt here Friday, thanks to a
flying tackle by a spectator.
O'Donnell had just heard Circuit Judge J.C.
Cheatwood deny a defense motion that he be

WEATHER

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TAMPA (UP!)

hr. does
with the tMOd to a sperift PSUId= paiaie is and Bills No hese statod with
crimes,
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TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Suspended
Lake City Circuit Judge Sam Smith is ex
peeled to appeal to the State Supreme Court a
decision that virtually destroys his chances to
draw an annual $18,000 state pension.

Juvenile Justice System _Revamped

ICEd Prim P111 1*1

matter with fton reporters and littl, is
known of the extant to which security was
penetrated.

Lewis: Phoney Expenses

Escape Attempt Foiled

Africa, where Homg beaded after attending the omian.
He.4 earlier charged the hovid Union with poradag
stna ks Attics.

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through the courts to achieve his dream of
cheap air travel for the masses, has won royal
recognition. As of today he's Sir Freddie, a
knight of the realm.
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The title, in Queen PlIiab,th's
birthday
honors list, coma eight montho after he
overcame years 1 government and lndtatry
opposition In the United States and Britain to
open his low-fare London-New York Skytrain
service.

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Lqtataton are darned abed
TAUAHAE (UP!)
cvmng No a çeclal iota during a year when lawmakers
thoeglit they had few major otis to basis.
The Lagildere adjourned Is regider now at i:ll p.m.
Friday after a deal between the hose and Senate ia&amp;'iy caved
in. Gcv. Radon Askew, inmeikalety after idjourvenesit, taUnt
lt* lawmakers back for a Uwee.'day special lesion darting

lie was unable to convince Leon Circuit
Judge James Joanas that he had resigned
from the office before the House impeached
him In April.
Smith submitted his resignation Jan. 13, but
Gov. Reubin Askew refused to accept it,
saying he would do nothing to help a judge
convicted of marIjuana oom@Pifwy mst a
pension.

UNITED NATIONS (UPI) So for, the U.N General Am. nagotiatloiw."
Secretary of Slate Cyrus Vance extended tile New York talks
bly's spedat ssaicn on disarmament halt brw44 more conflict
with I ontgo dVIdMM Ida today. His Friday ineding with
than peace.
Dritidi Prime Mhnldor James ('flig urged boating ep the (3mm Ferelge Madder Haag Him was largely devoted to
NAM torts to protict W.dain Eurspe agied a are. bdft
in
Soviet bloc.
Minister Balaid
pruldan, which rin'akad4.*.t
A totter Arab-tarot spate raged over who to theedsicS
and a.
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whim to tim Middle Bed.
about the report. Mr.
The hilled lIMOS. the 5S'sIII UilSD, t, CobS and aid
artouls viii not supplying
Glues to a private paled
African data argued sheet $ power draggle to Africa.
enough 01755 t011s beat
here and we're eel
And a new round ifUdth,el* Arm lIr'"'Talks
Hospital officials,
r.ae.to wey lifurmatlea
ended withal agreement
however, declined to
an him d this thee."
This was the pldw,s the apecleluedsws.dsplaescid
caAIIfmeMOM
Glomon, wIno likes to
west of dehite Friday with every ielegs'_urgtog 11d humeddo
"in i an say Is INI
r-Jer to "U N 'lhe
dope be laka to curb the ISIS lehieasyew ame race.
a.ic riPSit to aethertoed
sated," was to Secretary GeneralKurt Waleim wiSed 7$ dgiululee, heade
and I dm1
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hospital about midnight
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Freddie Laker, who

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It's Easier To Argue Than Disarm

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TALLAHASSEE(UPI) — Franklin
County Sheriff Jack Taylor Jr. got his job
back today — 23 days after he was suspended
by the governor.
The Senate ordered his reinstatement
Friday on a 33.5 vote.
It acted on the recommendation of Special
Master Steve Kahn who said Taylor's operation of his office was below standard but not
bad enough to justify his ouster.
Kahn, who conducted a fourday trial in
volving 41 witnesses, said the governor did not
present evidence to support the most serious
of the charges — that the sheriff had sexual
intercourse with inmate Deborah Alston.

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jailto house prtsonerso1dif. I.
After renewing 23 items that feting ages, sex and offenses in
might be trimmed from the the sane area, but not in group
county's proposed jail at the cells, according to Percy.
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Five-PoiSs cornplez. cuosy (roi' Cells cost less than inofficials we dill focusing on the dividual cells, he said.
idea of eliminating one wing of
The jail committee will men
the facility,
again Monday and make a
A committee reviewing the decision on whether the 1x4
jail proposal Is trying to find should he eliminated or the full
ways of clgtU* condn*tlon jail project should he I imded.
coda to being It in line with the Their retomjnetidaflon will be
low bid for coostructIon,
presented to'Ww comity cornminion Tuesday.
F.r this month three Lads
Sheriff John Polk. in a
tor corudkon were opened position piper Issued to the
The lowest of the three, county commission this week.
I4.311$I by Standard Con- urged the hmding of the entire
druction Co. of Maltlwd, was jail complex.
U.4 million more than had been
Polk
contended
the
pro jaded.
elimination of the pod might
By eliminating one wing, the jeopirdixe the county's ability
(vwdy would heforcedtohouse to meet date and federal
prisoners
of
various regulations, lie also contended .
classifications In the some the other pod would have to he Sharing With
wings This would entail a built in the future it not now,
modification of plans for those inflation, argued r.i, Would
wings, according to County greatly increase the price o Sharing Center
f
Planner Joim Percy.
constructing that pod in the
"When we do something like future.
Met we are cutting down on the
The committee rejected the
number Of CrOUP cells Eel
creating the number of in-- Idea of eliminating a lightning
dividual holding facilities." protection system los' the jail.
They also decided not to cut a
saw Percy.
B. ewtthiid that tanners graphic control panel that
uwu monitor cell doors to
mud be aspirated according to
age, sea amid type of offense. show w hen one Is opened.
Casselberry city officials
Another item the panel is have complained for several
Originally jau Pam called for
aspirating prmwrs in dIl- considering Is chan ging the years that the population
fired wings of use jail. That type of locks proposed for cell estimates icon which all iii
Idea would be abandoned If the doors
receipts from federal and state
pod Is eliminated.
Figures on how much might revenue sharing funds have
Insteed of having a group cell he saved by eliminating the pod been baud are Incorrect.
that could boss four prisoners and changing some materials
Now, the city is going to do
of the urns age group ,. a
will be presene-J
something about It. It Is going to
accused of the some type of. millet Monday, according to conduct its Oull census and
feme;the jall would have more Percy.
University
of
Florida
population center which
compiles the population
datidics for the date
federal goverrunemd has agreed
ANNOUNCING
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"For All Your Real Estate
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M. L. "SONNY" RABORN
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when com*lot
Bruce M
p(ing
technician for the city, said he
will 1w receiving aua.dance
with the census from Florida

Technological University as
part of a community service
project
Included with the July lland
July 27, tailings from the city for
water and sewer utility service
will be a census card which the
city is requesting be filled out
and returned to the city
The census cant, rumo said.
will not solicit personal information, but will only ad

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Seminole 111gb School Interact Club members Sid Vitilen (left), Charlie Miller
center) and Mike Agee unload newspapers at The Sharing ('enter on Magnolia
.%.enue in Sanford. Throughout the school year the club has been
collecting
nitstpapers and bringing them to the Sharing Center who In turn sells them
hi
recycling center In Orlando. The' Sharing Center donates the money to charity.

Furino said he and others
wOftU* In the cessna will be
(utactimig "by foot or by
phone" those citizens wtss are
not utility cu stomers, thclialusg
apartment dwellers who do not
pi7 Individual utility tills

As Cuselberi'y grow, so will
its sminres," said P'sg'ino. "To
of fset these cuts, more money
will be needed. Rather than
Increase local tales, we as a
city may quality for more funds
through federal and state
revenue
gar".
gar".
'Mavens, iharing Isa sydam
whereby a portion of the money
we pay in federal and slate
taxes are in turn allocated to
local government. These funds
are baud in part upon the city's

population.

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number
ol years been wlgnedaflgw,
regarding population that is
only an estimate and does not
truly represent a total picture
of our citizens," says a letter

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burn In Bronson, Via.; he
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Illatishesi', Ga. He was a
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For what its worth, it's going lobei long. hot
swn:ner.
Although Florida j the w1gde playground for
"rich" imethern tourists, many working families
with children vacation here In the dead of the

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RONALD C. BECK, Advertising Director
Horne Delivery: Week. 55 cents;Month, $2.40;$ Months, $1420
Year, $2140.

get a call or letter from relatives or frisida, uy114
they are corning for a visit.
For many years. I have noticed that fird-time
Florida tourists appear shocked that we miat work
for a living the some as they do.
And combining the vartoes attractions with our
guests yew after year, can become qitte bering, as
well as erpewive.
It's hot down here. But we have air-conditioned
homes and automobiles. They do not. It Is our ez.
perience to keep "ut, cool" Is an expensive corn-

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summer.

Extensive advertising and colorful brochures
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snowbound all winter.
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They WI as low lucky we are that we live here. We
agr e. We ban sped many years with the hassle of
"big city." And we don't want to
Sooner or later, florida reeldnda are bowed to

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And Taiwan
The recent visit in Peking of U. S. National
Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski may prove to
be much more significant than the low-keyed
ri.,rt3 a o'ili'Twould indicate.
Primariiy. i was a cultivation of U.S. relations
with mainland China that have been lying fallow
since Secretary of State Cyrus Vance presented the
Carter administration's credentials in Peking last

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Says he: "It doesn't seem rigid."

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That may be undentatlug the cir'
cuances. Cal. Swtsnley has been trying
to get rid of his wife all than, years
because, according to a Chicago Circuit
Court jury, she tried to kill bun. She was
convicted In 107501 solicitation to commit

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wonder' everywhere I go In the United 'J
that seems to characterize U.S. foreign policy, is to
Slates
people are talking abort California 's '.1
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bring China to the forefront of news and to a
Proposition 13, ue Jatvsi-Gann Initiative. Its
functioned 11w way it Is supposed to, members of
greater awareness,
outcome In the June 1 election may determine
Congress could spend their time writing laws.
The Chinese seem more amenable to improved
for years just how much clout America's New
t1Isthecoflmle,
relations with the United States; they gave Mr.
ReaCtIOr$arlei will have.
u by the Founding Fathers.
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Who
the New Reactionaries? Ricohy J
Brzezinski a warmer reception than that accorded
The Founding Fathers, however, never en
they
are the growing nianbor of people
speaking,
Secretary Vance.
visioned a bureaucracy in huge and hidebound
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wtmse self-interest Is wrapped up In big
One reason, although not the most important, is
that It often falls to fImLllcn at ill tutU and
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government an d a brimful public trough.
IIilIU some ItS. senator or House member
that their house, like President Ca rt er's, is in
In California this means these elected 01tdasts
a
pathway through barricades which
hotter order now.
comfortable
flctsJs who have settled Into
ordinary
cttlurss
find
Insurmountable.
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Uua Kuo•feng has emerged as the supreme ruler
routine 01 voting taspayer money to special
a
The
roil.
task
of
dynmiting
through
of China, having been named by the National
Interest groups who will vote for than In turn;
powerful publIc employee unions; the teachers',
People's Congress in March of this year as premier
Capitol thu. and It consumes an Inote
i.rrrrr
union; elitists (such as cvnsiunerlda and the
and also chairman of the Chinese Communist
wiowitoftlme,aiergywdtupsyers'mon,ytn
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more extreme environmentalists) who favor,
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every c'ongrrsalonal office.
ever greater government regulation;
What
Is
so
aggravating
about
this
can
work
Already, he is quietly dismantling the radicalism
bureaucrats; and the Rhinemaidens of coalition,
'May
is the tact that mM alit would be
of the Mao area and is leading China along
the League of Women Voters.
civil servants performed their Iota with a
pragmatic paths toward becoming a modern inWhat the New Reactionaries are for Is an
mMcumofcivthty,cancemand
common w
dust rial society.
Our N ewes
endlessflowoftazmoneylntothepubliccoffers
us the first place.
Hua is quick to recognize the tremendous
for them to control. What they are against Is C-H.
Consider, for Instance, the experience of two
N-G.E.
potential that U.S. cooperation has for this
California schools which applied to the Depart"Jarvls," as the measure Is called by
development.
merit of Health, Education and Welfare last fall
Californians after Its crusty author), would,
for a couple of very modest grants,
Apart from these affirmative auguries, the most
cause change ill right. By limiting property
In
the
first
case,
a
high
school
In
nrsl
Delano,
influential factor for improving Sino'American
a
taxes to one percent of market value and by
Calif.
poputatlon
15,350)
spent
months
relations is the Soviet Union, which is seen as the
r,qufrtngaiwo4hirdamajorltyvoteinstateaad t
prep,g Its very first government grant
S
i
chief menace to both nations and to world peace.
localgovernmentitoenactnewtues,It would.,
which It
$210,000 for
The bizarre vtolat
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force elected officials, from the date legislature )
. tW
Li
-layU p-....k.Jkrdotj
(4 n41Jasjig ttMul4Ily
I$.ls$SksIncat meows
small, Soviet army group nIyInMayJ
V
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rn
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t.-v1 '?00ll
U,4'
aaIy
a 1
4.elIlrn
PidmarkedooNov.,lr77-shxdaysbifarethe
upScivii'Cuban miliary Invó4vezncnu in rica',
WASHINGTON upcongrw*onal
restraints,
ahoid
whIch
be
has
fit11
ci
j'5 bqt 11w lad thing they want to do.
CleIdlin. for $ànl$on. Thanka'the Postal beglivuf4 to talk tote to lbn
and the overwhelming Soviet military growth, all
complained publicly, were unposed in the pod' Piittlngahdongovmmentspendinglsasmucli
Service's "efficiency," It arrived at HEW on national security affairs adviser
combine to make for compatible U.S.
Vietnam "never again" era to prevent the what proposition 13 is aboid as It Is property tax 1
Chinese
Nov.ii
two days after the ds1n..
talks.
Brz.Wudl Is taking an even tougher stance.
outbreak ci' presidential wars without the op relief.
bureaucrats pronqitly rejected it, returning It
m.Soviets' growing military power and their I5'OVII ci Congress.
Indeed, in his public statements in I'eking. Mr.
As If to prove the point. the New Rue'
unopened and unread,
activities In At
are the causes of concern In
Brzezinski said President Carter is determined to
Up to now, Carter has not followed u lb. Ikuarles are getting more hysterical as election
A week earlier, the same HEW office had the administration. which Is also under pressure aggressive footsteps 01 predecessors Lyndon day approaches. Daily, the press carries reports
overcome the obstacles to diplomatic recognition
likewise summarily rejected a $132,000 grant from some quarters,
such as former Presided Joimson, Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford. Some of "doomsday" budgets concocted by public
application from San Francisco Slate UtihYSt' Gerald Ford and
of China by the United Stales,
former
Secretary 01 Slate pundits have Interpreted this as weakness and officials. Predictably, these budgets call for,
i4y
which hoped to set up a training program Henry Kissinger,
Because the Chinese have consistently mainto take a firmer line Against believe ills poture has encouraged Russians ravaging the police and fire departments and,
for
personnel
teaching
handicapped
the Soviet u .
lamed that the chief obstacle to full diplomatic
school .)stems If PropOsitiOn 13 passes. The
Into
San Francisco Slate hadn't made the error of
relations was
continued U.S. recognition of
Inecent weeks, Carter has accused the
Idea,
of cow-se, is to damped. the voters Into
ed
ng Its application to the tender mercies
Probs
Probably to counter some of that crhticlan, as rejecting
Taiwan, which t hey as well as the Taiwanese insist
it.
oftwng twig snd of formenting strife in well as to warn the Soviets. Carter has dipped
of the Postal Service. To Insure that Its request
is part of one China, Mr. Brzezinski seemed to be
In Los Angeles, county school administrators
reached HEW by 11w 4p.m. deadline on Nov. 9. Africa. Brzeijnskj said the Soviets were not up the cold-war-style rhetoric.
sent notices to parents of the county's 9,000
keeping the "code of
suggesting an abrogation of our formal relationthe unlverltysent ltbycommervlal air expneu. playing the game and keepin
dee"
handicapped students telling them summer
ship with the Nationalist Chinese,
There was only one problem. During the
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State Rep. Vince Feclitel, chairman of
Seminole County's legislative d14.gatkn.
tried to do something about the $1,000 lake
Mary anticipates It will lose In cigarette
tax returns this year.
He even brought the matter before the

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whiles staff member researched the Issue
for him. The titonnatloin he came up with
was the total member of dollars In dale
revenue sharing funds 01 which cigarette
taxes is part and which are distributed to
the cities 01 Florida, have not dn"'et
The tin, basic factors In determinIng
how much an Individual city will recoin
(toni revenue sharing are: population
changes, either up or down; sites taxes
collected ins amity related to sits lazes
cskactsd In ether es and a ally's
ability to raise lass. Fead set
the problem In Lake Mary has to hi
auniMatu among iss
ss factors,"
hi said.
Officials In the stat. Dst
of
Revenue, DIvision of AdmInIstratIon,
have attributed the decline of $1 million
in cigarette tax returns during the first Ma
months of thIs year to: a decline In
cigarette alas became of the raise In
tazssf.-om l7ce*ntaperpacktoll cetsper

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U. . \/s Soviet

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stWwy, LMa Stilt, vii Ide shoot we

Pat 0111w Newye *. baky syl
My that it was "a qwt 01 fate," He up
the pubce did ad beaweA ode U,.,gh
&amp;te: "All they did, rally, on
alamble an to
Al my rote, Manse Swimla, was
weeded In Jaiy 01114. The'ee nuffithe
lMsr a diverts 11* ruled Ia CIL
Saimley mat cue hi suppin her. A
ear Mar Ia she was lead git*y ii
esWdls to murder, and was sentenced
I. wee three is sIne yea's is peIs; is
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claim to be right ill the tins by any
means. Unly my wife does that," add
Gerald Co. of the A1a.wit. Splege ma
plan review celomittee, p1ethng with the
city commission there to prepare
gitlha tolling the advis,, board what
it Is ssppeil teds and how it is "jp- rl
to di it.
The canunhttee takes its u..hlltues
serlaudy aid Is staid its casn,
In
wilting to the city c-nn
Ia Na
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Ipearat
M.aawbIl., In Caseelberry, the
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wile tries to kill bun, and I takes

him 12 mtw to get a divsra" ha ad'
cition, she Is continued to occ"Y we
two,, and he has has Intel I. pay
metgagp upheup, and IN a oath I
temporary 9111 1119111- "Unce is eon mud
me for tallerp to fix the seØk tank."
And now, Swhrnley a, "Shis, wsals to
get the w.op. for keeps, SM wads the
tioe, the cars. the Inrultare. I as her In
coat one time and she said it very dearly:
'1 wad it all.'" The wiSe Is '"naMy
persistent, Swhriiley sighs --She didiul pet
ime the first time, and so new she's trying
to get an In another way."
According to pohee, and cwt recede,
the first time Swlnnky's will tried to gel
him was probably In 1973, SwUnhey says
she piwpsr,J a drink for him that year,
laced with arsenic. Then later, she
allegedly Utesnpled to hire underworld
thugs to kill Lint, Says Swiraley: "I sup-

Spouse

Attorney 5*11* says that the
pe,eredmothin In the lid bell 01 the
amen pesdais..pe .5partly Swimley's
task. H, wail to daisy atil this wile',
aepattre
"pub wa'esabudeat.
I as Share would kelp Ian to cost lii
wile Ma waded diverts delays; she has
biseed the splash will vadrina her.

And lea, the M&amp;NUM Is affected
kituiley's Po*M Card dalise. Nit only
ban he bid to fortS a great dad 01 week
time I.him cart. b.sys the ,.
tare at ad well with Ma soili..: "11w
ook
mddesy use its Maui. to be
don, a they notarially Wonder When Ia
cheSs ma is seft to ad."

The deIsmad has been idermaiMo.
Suimiey's atoiwoy says he Is a lig halE
i4mars Ia IN
s01 entries.
The ada' Is diverts ...i. here Is
file sitar 00, regarding Swanky vs.
bimley. Inetadeg more than IN pages in
51*2 lest bank alcheadegy
haill N!" aspi on emet ,,.,i.(.
It the 111111gouns IU Is ass ely
pet 01 it for Cot. Smoley, a ti-year
veteran the Air Fine. "The alas has
been as was t," be says "Iler
lawyers hire called me every some is the
kit. They hive eon ureadipit.d my
fradde, and demanded their in rs.rde,
all as psI 01 their harawnent."

It may ad and for a while. SwUnley saps
he'll tight hard to hit what Na boron

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wife

pots In ,..,.sly. Actually. a Ma

he deanm't believe is
$, bit Ehiasa law is sates we side,
this dIv.uttt Malt. Mae ceeedars uslit
pespeely jet that. and may be
to
"witlet regard mardI ml..t"
victim,

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In dMa' words the Irene ut may at
core U all If Cal. Swvnley's wile tiled Is
kill him. th!that be we mad bye ma
sorrel location as, a he mys "is met
try ag" since M4 Ivimley Is pill
leactadag coal fist to now
the wounian win Isis Ian; low d" in
dade that he's through pay" pit.

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Tb, repeeled 'anstaasls schema
In" em all ceads. Ivimlay Isiami
several mw
ea were on , "Is I
would be ad 01 two a' 1Ist," ad
the hits were ccelat SwIpifthimiAir
Nitlesl Card pilot, and tre.sb. en.
tase*vely; Pie s Ma
'whdskIe f
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1 6 may have seed No We.
Thee is an ruce'das he be. as wile on
aporetiundit Neither Sadatip ar Ma

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she med my awey a the poytf."

murder. The jury said is tried to hi,
someone to &amp;t.te the e , innet.
"Can you beat It" Swimley sub. "A
man's

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pit it. He was on court or hearvug ct'anhen "IS or 10" times The matter affected
Isa well bring, humiliated him before
fflende arid co..oçrs and cod In excess
.1 $70,im.
Alas, it's still not over. Though a Chicago
coat formally dissolved the marriage lad
math, it Mill mint rule on the division of
mattal property. That will take more
months; court observers say It could take
more years Meantime Swtznky mud
continue with the cod, frustration and
angniul of the battle.

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Marlene. It took more than four years to

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With the Panama Canal treaties ratified and the
Middle last momentarily quiescent, President
Carter is giving timely attention to U.S. interests in

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We take our reused Florida lIestyle for granted. We have been accustomed to the good life. But
we also work hard for the lusufles and comforts.
After listening to some of the protüona of
metropolitan living, in companion. I will have to
agree that living in Central Florida Is being on
vacation.

The beach usually takes top priority on the
"mud" list of things to do In Florida. You warn
theft to take the Florida mm In small doses. They
lent listen, and spend tIe,, days nursing severe

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for free. An average four-member tandy could
newly face bankruptcy In two weeks time. And In
some cases, the vacationers' money rims out before
their time does. But they my they wtH Un more
money and return nest year. And many keep their

Touring friands and fanidiri may ask advice
before pulling the over-loaded family vehicle out of
the garage for the big trip south. You toes out a few
Ups, but they gel a traffic citation In Georgia
anyhow.

$boir workday.

Florida Is the Ideal vacation spat-and psiticularty

By DORIS DIET1IaI

The attractions, hostelries

fort

quarters. They spend as much as U hours (Indialing caleenidiog) to pit In an

simbum
And the We afternoon picnic that lasts situ
iboit dark when the moaqitoes and other Insects
are in full flight-and hungry -are draniful. The
bites are painful on bite sunburned skin. But you
did el the visitors to wear long pants and a
longileeved stint.

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pack by the LegIslature 1st year aid the
high
of uneggI
from lowdgaede tax Mates into Florida.
Festal saId a new source of los In
reonma to the Mae from clgwate lass
has been load. And l's riot IllegaL
It seine that l.
have lb. rl an
their rvstions to boy ad sell
Ugadis wilk.d Ia Is pey a'
SW la, Ml
'VWiIaa we
their bat caime
In only me ares of the Mat. are awe of
the cigarette isis baling retaned toUSles
wlthet regard Is the Isle the., (Mars
'-*Isrned whey, sid the taiakg
Repdeican. WriSts Ito the law by Dod.
Coumdy leghidors with aen clod to
the Iepn through on a
provimon that. seven p.r.4 Increase In
the nevesnnae will be returned there every
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55 fevhs
01 posp,.a.I prs. Is
Mwnys
followed throndi by the city comet.

Councilman Johui Sahatini gi isto a
verhel
t.
Sabatini Is kM 01 needIng Sins
everytine he attends a cormcll meting by
referflnginaatverysoktuemaii,wrt,
Sines' rad'stlin trim the asciI
mouths
3 besw of the pi'.5 of
lahnees Arid. Sobstunt did it again this
week when Sins tsng the aednce
participation part .1 the meeting
qulasned wIs week on a Couçle Mrads
In T.cawilla would hi taken case of by
Ishit's pdelc verb depetmat.
Sues ala patid to kIsit's "chiah
display 01 anger rid with pr.1.mity" at
I riced auncil med
vhs
tim
took to tat Msiy Dsails, the wIts 01
Coscikee Jeha Ilalels, who hid hi.
154141"-.l fri. lb. u
by Mayer

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two onEs, Is kspt'" 1 strictly spat
(atalathosu to Lake Mwy Ilidag trim p.1*1cM pok.ngaou at his 'rdang'
arid ZonIng AdmualMrstsr sad Mrs It Sebetuil turned to Is aid ated U
PriMa Jester of Altomote
*gs eke he hid a rd to y wIt hi wanted.
recedhy c.IeinM.d their lid wdi&amp;4
tig rq'ded that iviryon his 5
pee'sonil f'tIlt
avV,rary.
b1et
t 'Wit
tothecondltationtosayaiyijngngta
,g,
In Wader 5prti,p
wishes antis II of lends community
Councilman Don Sines and curreal dands. While Lang saId he would at
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mak, a moral Jwnanl,
bring 11w melter formally before the
council If they belIeved community
Mandarde had been offended
When Danish, nscvgts.d by Pdand,
s. bring Nuns before council tint he

lb. Umivenity 01 florid. open whack Male
maw end lederil mess Ia
are land Is preparing lode Pa ews rw
eu.

Bruce Paine 01 the city's plading
daparimed In speu5-akng the move with
'slid coiisldsred, Salami Itorrad,
istance from P'lort. TsioellgkI
nIliwdrng the tiDe wes pad lip tin, the Ituiverudy More abed hits later.
p.d..4 adjowiviwud tine and sold he
warded to go hams. Ptland refused alIf County Commisslsair Jabs
jeuiid aid Selani picked up Ma Alexander, D,'tang'wend, dIds't bow
belenglr amid III lb. m.otr ream.
where he Maul with Ma collepes, lIlt
Lrcbeelt, R4a01ord. aid Lkt wI CisMarvy, the word is 1kM the Mangwad before, hi dade his. sew.
pisp.sal lead down by the city cement
The GOP canlshia for Aks'u spt
awe web. pIa sliest ups hiss tsr 55 the ci', Behest Stron 0111w
etat.linats asking alcaelic beverages W-°-'h, ilaws llicimslI ad
ad ssivia Peed trw 2 so. to 4 am. is none as hI cpi.
•'y
ad
by any maw.
amsop deIss.
DeSt be s.gel..4 Is es SW
sMite again, thus lime with a lot 01
The word wand 151kM Strom wilt have
'nypel from owen of such adatithsi i in the hI.pshllcs. V. km,. N.
mets suing a com plicated leruwla In an thenorM has yet surfaced Is .ppsee
the USy .iu by direct aid Alesandor I. the tlawerstic primary.
mirat miss recsiv. sin aat.adIng
of fn,ta rita-n (toni My Iwo
GOP gubernatorial candidate Jack
more open hours daily.
I'.ckerd baa at load one big Isnunele
('suinty party gun to his corner. Jeho
Clbeny which has 1.554 askarice 355k, the local edenaiae sandwich king,
fee you's U the population stimates trim Is joined the cunipolge
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intrusion In Africa and elsewhere to progress In session would be cancelled If "Jarvts" passes.

mile trip, an engine on the .1rpms caught fire,

Such a move promises to be counterproductive
In Spokane,
Wash., earlier
this month, Carter the strategic arms limitation talks. Ford and Outraged school board members pointed out
of the "danger"
to U.S.oviet
forcing an emergency landing for repairs in El warned
relations Kissinger, whil, not using the term "linkage," there would be more than enough money,
beca use it is certain to touch off a controversy in
p.T.me application arrived me and a by the Russians expansionist moves In
Africa
favor warning the Soviets that SALT will sitter i' regardless of the election. But, too late - the
Congress to equal or surpass the Panama Canal
third tiatneas how-s late.
and use of a "proxy" Cuban army to further its
continue to "dedablise" third world caum notices had already gone out (at taxpayers'
and Arab-warplanes debates.
Bothichoolsriaturaliyappealedth.artttrary aiu
tries.
expense of course). Such tactics remind one 01
HEW rejection of their applications, and iviii
This could not but damage the delicately
AM Carter told a meeting of NATO leaders:
phrase,
'the arrogance
officialdom," '1
west to the trouble of providing sworn affidavits
Carter says he doesn't buy that approach, butCicero's
lad they
have become
routineoffor
"The Soviet Union arid other Warsaw
developing relationship with Peking.
h,
concedes
Soviet
"abuse
of
human
rights"
and
f
r
om
the
Delano
postmaster
officials
of
the
countries
posta
military
threat
to
our
Alliance
It need not happen.
air express company attesting to lb. "acts 01 which far exceeds their legItimate
involvement in Africa could make it more dit- Reactionaries.
In reality, the issue of Taiwan pales for the
I or the Postal Servlcvi which cawd them needo.
A reading of letters to the editors in major
flcuhi to win ratification of SALT agreement In
For more than a decade, 11w
Chinese beside their fear of Soviet aggression and to miss the deadline.
newspapers In the data suggests that this voters
the
powercithe Soviet Union has steadily expanded
aren't buying the scars campaign. The middle'
their need for modern weapons to minimize that
But their appeals fell on deaf ears So they and it has grown consistently more sophisticated
In adopting a more critical approach to the a.dIs as close to taking to the streets In mull"
threat,
unlisted the aid of San. Alan Craid, I)CiIlt.,
" Our AlhAftv centers on Euro pe, but our
Soviets, Carter appeari to be more in step with agalrsit NO taxes as It has over been, and voting
who happens to be the Senate's majority whip vigilanc,
We are warming to the Chinese and they are
cannot be limited ,get to thatcouthisaL
Bnieslall than with Secretary 01 Stati Cyrus for Proposition 13 Is the handiest way for them to
and a very boy legislator as well.
warming to us because of mutual self-interest.
In raced years,
Vance and other State Department officials who
II
dkkfl lb. facts In the two Incraslngjy psne(r
And, because China's self-interest with respect to
do ml believe that the time has cone for strong
beyo4 tie N_-- ,
,ir,
angry letter to HEW Secvdary area As
It it paws, pro-lu limitation fortes In
FdalIMIOn
I speak today, the activities of the
the United States and Soviet Union supersedesthe
A. CaUIIIIO Jr. last Feb.23 priteding the Soviet Union
several other states will launch similar moves. 11
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and
Cubs
Taiwan issue which can wait, In any event
Africa
are
preventing
it "icr blast of federal bidet,
U.N. Ambimedor Andrew Young also has Un the otIs hand, If Proposition 13 falls, it may
onita lnu1iiIs nations from d ermideg their
would be needless and foolish for the Carter ad' schools had encountered.
taken a soRer approach to the Soviets and bra signal to "The .'pii.'s" everywhere had
Cutans In Africa, much more In line with the they huvereached "cnucslmaaa"_ the point
ministration to sacrifice a long-time U.S. friend
To sum. observers. Carter VAC
are
views of the moderate African leaders.
which their inertia would be unstoppable.
and ally, generating a self-defeating domestic
controversy in the bargain,
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County's Resistance To Classifying Roads Only Token
Seminole County's opposition to a
proposal to reclassify' about 22 oils of city
mad. In the testy system in token
resistance to the Inevitable.
Max
The twisty commission flied a letter
with the Department of Tranportatlon
(DOT) to week urging Ito retusIc the
move. However, the county realIses DOT
Is against a well. There Is little it can do.
!Oil
Under provisions of. bill paid
the 977 session of the date I1giaWwe local go,,. ..ets to raw the Is MSW
flOT an only administer .bat 11,000 , needed to "
ra
ads of reads In the Mat., That '-uJ'-i ways. Others spsculat. the IlØlmtwe
them to lest themnseiree of reads edNa does not vat to occop the fTldethSl
of raining gse'w hiss
Seine county officials hive privately The 'g've wads heal movermiamb
UM they liii the Mate Is trying to force to appur before their l.gtalatire
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WASHINGTON
Richard Vigarle Is a
modern Wlsu'd 01 (hI, a mild.
Wued
man with thinning hair, NO brow aid peMn
manner, Who manipulates a MM of qlneft
cunitar tapes. Behind his two nighiy IBM VS
computers, he has became the mederaind 01
the New Rigid Movement.
His 3,3IS miracle tapescoettheasussof3S
million Americanwta sit 9M.11w desw to
coi*r*ite to cassindive cases and r.'
dohees. N the pew of IaIsa, the noweame
electrode n%tIses can suit s.d cingurios
cemorvatlees who as, ripe Per a plutk. Lad
year. henudIsdent77adlhssssu4stlisn. Effscftye Law Eitorcemes$, also echoes
This new Wtwd 01 Os Ia beceavie lb. Vigle's vie.. 01 hirmI-erder. PittIng IbeV
cohesive force behiad varies r$.w11g meny uhare his moth In, be rsd P1*200lair
political armies trup which, with a as
poinui'al
,u.*. Vitarle has Una lbs stp..*e pechst The seat year, us group
icis
nW8
""1 k mMed Rainey withait Mahelp ad "W" the
tig On In'spsbui
aIhsbrIS'
I. the tIs aide, Yea,, git t. lab this IM ad
The
fifty-Two Asuoriatia, a New York
threw It In the rivet.'
viter.s p', sad RAV(X) to rise lade
Yet his Best case Is WRAW. He has frselrntheel1tVIgane's low a,a,
established 'isM as a arpeate entity, the oily to Percent. Bit In in. the group dru,,sd
Richard Vipunk tinpeny, bias In carport. UVW aid
its lad r
cedj till
shellad as RAVCO. He has psiva,.4 a ISIS p.ue ,
Investment 14 pun age Ia a
V41111114111111111 helped hii5f I. such a large
d.ilwopsrstwh.
His P1.4
chema Is 11 mat No &amp;M =
pff chwithis within their
He keeps the rehast kires's
e 01 mW h..I..
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'lalmost went jogging once, bell ddn'l hve
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he an earn from solIcitatIons

because be has refusal to register as a lad
raIser. Perhaps it Is Coimecticnt's Z parceid
limit on whet a fund raiser can keep that has
discouraged Ysguenw treat registering. New
Jersey aid Pennoylvarnia have an even tlgidar IS
percent hod.
The propaganda that paws out trim
Vigusrie's Falls Church, Va., complex gives thsi
Unupreaaioin that he Is a ftrebraiud, s repiddlee"
was diatflla.dlothe.ei$y,
that is 411111111CId by Us Tam origlas. Yet he is
Of IIAVCO's role New York Attorney General Sot U all this bindery Texan that his Imagin
louis Lafkowlb said: "The Iqropsetie ad tiai,rea.
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The real Viguen. world go simotical Mi PTA"
.sp..*u'e
wholly
meeting. He Is sofl'epoIa and mll4mone,,4,
of
services was a direct rs
He deemed is thess-plec, satti at
cwnsurvativ,U
cut aid color, with elite deses shirts, gray Us.'
ramiar vigarie."
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Aedher New Yak audit bond Vuie task ad black mcks.
115 tIll m menrIalf Tony Cop"M theit the.
over the fad "Waill I rob aty; the auditors
(sad Ila IS pmo 01 Sb. away Is the lull. dlsi'$I$. btouig against him by the New Yorke
yew wed hi Vat Mdr1&amp; ha 1071, Vlgafle &amp;Ahwtm were a I'very PslticIl thing. (hew
Wound ispfl,tpsr,edd the money thet.as political Pfflumm Is a lot dIfls,ot lbs. ftw
people out tier,."
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raised.
Vigari, fists 11111011 reperters wr*h.g
aheat thai
In 011* WOW*so bwM hr a tlane been NO reel 01 direct mad we '1r.Ig. the
abolting until be reglMrud ass fad raiser. 19114 thing..-Direct mail is hew many'
Lad Nss.ir, he algiali a 141
Va .gaiotim communicate. U they spend C
Ola that waft his tak,Ia Ississ 1$ad*in"
rsea$.le,
andietsutIin ue.
'elan, that's fine. But spend a million dells,. a
s
(1av,.snt adbubw In Casicg, New direct mad and have a nuujs dollar
c,
Jim,y and Pemeyteania have low a that hack., than that's lemMa." His ewes proil
Ia, atAft margin, he M44 is between 7 and percwO
New York date arakWs examined the 1071
books of the Korean Cullural Freedom Fosidaticn, a Vigisefle died, which o$wrala under
the benediction of the c0otr0V#nW It". 30
Mywug Maui The auditors diaos,uJ that the
foundation raised PU mWls from charitable
Ameflcuuj who thoegid they were helping seedy
Asians. But only a scud I pefted of the money

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the ga liz."

Would ar 5uglt we do SIsit Is
1kM!
"What MIs risen wield N have let
div adhag itani of l
reads," ated
beer, PIser Weedy Price.
The cauty's PermaJ riquad to DOT
asked specifically that Lake Mary
leolivaid hi_il adds highway.
The DOT Owe Is '-le Cuety cull
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for County Read a &amp;No 01 (hIlsde I.
beci...s petit the Mate highway spites.

The county nuslatalss Lake Mary
"The alpe.aInad Iterrady traffic
boile,aid should be gives s higiur veluns they carry warmels their in.
priority Ia Ma.
dam is 111.1 sydent, or additionsi
"ft It. be noted that the aim of Lab lading trim dMa anise," ec,.&amp;s4 to
My Bidsd described taruistis U the toady's eltauwt
two a-Ia principal alerts 60VWW by

Congress

For Free

Laid facts aid fteres fallow:
Y doctor piesaibs pide "to be taksn
diet meals and at hedlime,"

"Hey dec." yes priteot, "thst'i more
Ma llgrnsU,SIS,tobe end) of the

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atii jeMaia par year. Is this Iuis...r?"

rpr.hably - 10 On the
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adIciaae, add aid IqI&amp; that I've

rssmhet I hips you're taking ill of
Is tlEMlly," he adds.
Dee," I'm a wde pubes," yes isIs. "Man lbs INS 6m par pont"

l*egsIslbe -wSt,. Isad

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adiandlir data prad v.011
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health case, Provides me ei'pstNat
pesizl
*14 ceverags. Ass rail,

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IheWsntoIheNI,ofc.., MB
alt veto In last of aider AuaUm
ivory aw 41111111W 'i.
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Ike medic isegs. no hi hands you a
lads Ulsre form.
hums Is sead
'lbs. berm Is let the visit," he r* It dear up? Ws ...l... me arie.i*It
sT.bee, 'k4'a's deal pay Is stoom go ho been Sale
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(heIa 5er. lie we hove laid hi ads peal an It
IsISpelted of thU awed a NINa
floiMo fl'.'* I ISIMof It Plus.
No r
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"Owd#fmldvNdd~d haN
, has In.
Iats of She elderly theenaitess
we rumilui Made It I
Asetcw.ev* Make upiily to
Iurs of
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shaM 00 p..at of all deug en. the 1111111040, lii we proddo Ins, We can, ad we Ma, rady It
clsprehosslve dais coverage for
wo
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a PWs
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NRa aditlaed, as reqsrid by law, that
it In going is purchase a ftrs-itrs tract

cerise a
04PilkWAY
er traffic reIs than
Toe coaty has been having Na trot..
me
It weld appow to pm to. a
mere critical iranpilatis la'Ien In with Mate agencies and date regulations

with a taie let mean. lane he pedeeni
youths, However, the agony Is already
negotiated this sale 01 the Is. aid

c-a..

Sa1pj Ly aid in the When area of kit
advert than DIN," dated Sb. cady's
T his week it deed nopit to the
dielal Cummings Is DOT.
lhIpe1me 01 HesIk ad Reheidgive
The ceaty ala @4111leat011 DOT tabs Services 11IB3 regarding lIt
agency's
pulls of Lake Howell Plied; Howell &amp;te.s to mon Itt Family Group
Buach NM ad Maitland Avaw Its blame from Tuscewilla to the Longwood
the Mis highway spitem.
area

Medicine

Iaatsad, a separate office **old
aLskikiket witla the Deparhamad of
11.015k EdonelIt ad Vilete S. ad'
swider the pr.,.
lbs Nil moitary, '"d by a
deug lineft asci, wald

Some manikin of the
we
miffed that the Mate wants to have a
policy, n-uwfn liie the federal psver
it anining hr input Mw the fact.

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Growing Old•r

Fund-Raising Wizard Does Best For SelfasItatlo
eAaiactathon.for
National
Instance. Is a red-blooded argw'' deer to
VIgaifle's heart. He is easer to help the
organIsed ritlessei one America from gun
twatrols If the price Is rightln IM, tw raised $lmilllonmthenan.ofthe
National 1111. Association. Vigusrie's cut was
$3.2 mUhen. This division 01 the W96 diasmchadsd the awci, which discedimed the
A spohaw explained, "there
re"
was general dImatIdaclIos .*k lUs way the
kitties Ia come oat."
ANON 8910d pup. the Americas fur

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deingw. dommullias SW Is bib., sc
coding to M* CUM, ctsh Then. an
the lc goes, the le islature wide bela
saying. "we didal wet to dip
it,' the local gever esls mob a rain

Mae a,._.1 Na Ni. Aid a cow
asons Is Is dared In the

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INS Mile are ci. Fully
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Gomm ONNSIM MISS in It
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cedseued is Lengeosi, it weld be Ma
tee sane government Riney to ask bed
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OUR READERS WRITE

Longwood

large and running (teen si,etsicta
Without the dIailvng- ShiM wet.
Why did the Iwoad Lbu'ter hiwid 551am In a ll
Pj 10 (.I,Ish,sydof greup. CsuacIIaea qi&amp;Uytag is
having c,aicllmin qualify frees ddfkb aid rse.do4 U large In asdsd
Is be elected at larpe' am Mon aw than * was isthe
'ic.IIy, the ''
-t hib.'.d lbs old charter I ase under the as
charter there Ins, mayer ronig U
a is-SWan iscIt In tIN
wemm he mere swuM. Is the psopie large with 'its pose.
In Ma ddrK Is On beveledea city
Is
a, he wield have S. tab, at. tItcewa,lhisprad WOW imore
.tlalheltorodadthecity an lot thehin01*d the
sitthe city
adls,adad leas the pkUnNa then the cs-iDea heca.ii.a aslIsted In whet, to can heel

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to M Isp, or hsehsrg all 666 city. IL.nir. the cuimu
me in they on d1drict hiuneved It a c's_-'

lisPIN= wllhdallrdsoles Ida aCtipl this ip illatydhi lift the
'',It all ceacIa,hi ItentaciSW cap M. ebb Mheat,

01 -n--- In MIs pets of She dly the c-- Idol the cksil..
cede ad he Ist Nwft s isa. prIsihy Is It hamad 01 It

41110M Wililly aid me In his on efteas 01 Lags4 ad jet ad he
Ma de prWnss She.
ItItenhaoftheasPik .a1kI
VulL..sn, the eaters In ether eby we wet. urge LapiJ poillaNigs
411*1111 M da mdftq Is rid Ils. S. redact their cgmftm and at

ales
di
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who M. to Is ar Ma Is leave It p'..,.,$ spits

dents 01 the city U ii having cs-tImes qually Ia
Ige, INS
Was IsItala SWncssadsuM1arge the ,rg$,
01 Neaw Gainct

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have dumped on the site to
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130's

fortiliting and wsyir4

"1 only work when It's
"At Wnot even a we'd
be lauglied. "This
me.
growtngtomatoes is my bob'
at years to figure oat how to
The fall crop will be
grow tomatoes
gut a Ped plaidull in August with
harvest
crop, bat durba the Pod lives in November aid December.
ablelo
ortosryears, V. been
rile tomatoes 11 the I
firm tomaton
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he said.
much sought after by friends,
Jolaamn creta much of the neighbors
and
regular
WALTER JOHNSON WITH HIS ThMATOES
'.cs fir his crop with the customers.
org. amoseil of lad mulch
We eeoc have an honor leave a sign, 'Help Yourself.' of tomatoes and leaves the have great neighbors here!" he
which he arid his .aIgl'bws lydim here. If I'm pose, I The customer takes his basket money on the table. We really wmled.-EWA NIIO1J
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Ada PSuI$

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MarW,t H. $.niffi
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IVilmul C. Stiller
lurlests Ar. aiilflvck

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8.00%

7.75%

7.50%

I Vast CarlilsaN

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par year
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pet yeau
pee year
per yea.
psi Vat
csmpeusied daily csspeuiid,d daip timpiullid it* campiseded lily
, yIelds'
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NEW YORK lUPh Next time you happen to catch one of
those film clips showing a bunch of players celebrating a pennant
clincher, slapping each clhet on the hick and happily guzzling
champagne, we If you can spot that one Individual off on the side
taking in the whole scene calmly and quietly
thinces are you're booking at the learn physician, without
whom In so many cases the player, would simply be unable to
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reasons he's so unusual is because he still makes some house
calls
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lithereta any complaint either heor trainers Torn McKenna or
Joe Darr can't cope with, theMe(a also have a club internist in Dr
Ken Donaldson as well asanumber of other specialists they can
call on in each field. Generall y, though, Jim Parkas manages to
handle most at the physical problems himself
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appreciate the fact they can always talk to hum on their terms
When Joe Torte was dlii playing for the Mets before he took
over sa their mansgee, for example, he cam up with asevere
in his left heal.
He hobbled into Parkes' small but danleiooklng offic. in Shea
5tad1t and said to him
"I knee artist you're goivia say. You'll wail an to take physical
therapy and some pills and then you'll give me a peel inside my
slice. IN I don't wail any €4 that. I wail to be able to play Unmediately. I want you to give me on Injection, a shut Of c'oriLwme
in my heel, became I know
make an feel better quicker"
"It'll hut like hell," llwkn told Torte.
"I don't care," Torte said. "JiM do slid lask you to
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Peterson and Mario Andretti sped to the two
fastest times Friday In the first day of trials for
Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.
Peterson clocked the quickest lap around the
2.1 -mile 13.4 kin) Jarama Race Track I minute
16.68 seconds
or a 96 mph (159827 kph)
average. American Andretti followed close
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the 1900 Winter Olympic Games at Lake Placid,
N.Y.
The funds will be tesed to provide equipment and
storage areas at Lake Placid, to contruct a
scoreboard anddresalng rooms of theathietes and
for parking facilities, Commerce Secretary
Juanita Kre$m said.
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CINCINNATI (UPI) me Cincinnati Bengali
Friday signed nlnth'rowid draft choke Ron
Shuman, a linebacker from Wichita Sta te.
The 6-I, VS-pound native of Flint. Micts.,
Shumon led the Shockers In tackles last season
and was an All-Missouri Valley Confsrence
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WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. election espenlea thaI year.
small cash gifts from friends dafter said.
signed the campaign commitHerman Talmadge,
the Talmadge did not file a and supporters and using them
Gordon Roberts. Talmadge's lee's check for $12,243 for the
Georgia millionaIr, who candi date's report oncampaign as pocket money, and an press secretary, said the senator's campaign outlays in
routinely takes cash from ezpetwes and receipts In 1073, committee daft member said senator was tubing In Georgia, 1074, he also notarized Talma&amp;
friends and supporters for but his campaign commute, the latest disclosures probably had not seen the reports and ge's final statement to the
personal expense', received paid him back for $14,010 in will be looked Into as well,
could not be reached for Senate showing no receipts or
Should the committee find twunetd.
newly $17,010 in retm• personal outlays that year.
expenditure' for the re-election
bu s--it' for 1111`14 r"pig.
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ip'4tv'. he savlar repined 137,Nlhiween what Talna*e madge could (ace Senate pancies on "some careless
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at
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Friday the senator filed sworn calved could mom additional a violation of cthi or criminal Rogers Wade, Talmadge's ad- large check the ume day for
dammou with the Senate trouble for the Georgia iino. law is found, the case could be ministrative assistant and expenditures, Wade said he had
e4i,,li he spud no money to cr11 with the Sonat, ethics referred to the Justice Depart- campaign chairman, called it a "no real goad eaptanatlon....
meat for prosecution.
aria reelection in W4 when in committee.
"clear oversight' by the
"Mice you make a mistake,
"ft soisode ilk, there's some senator's staff.
tact he was rimbwasd $12,213
He already is being invsdl
you continue making it," he
by his t..m,alr committie for gated for Na practice of taking espialnhiig to do," the ethics
tat the same day. Wade said.

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A win in Landover, Md. on after trailing by as much as 11 ('oath tinny Wilkens. "When a within two points, nm, with
(us Williams tat (lye of '* SCOWC10111411 t
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team makes a nit at you, you I 19 to play But Stall,. Jack foul thAi in the lAst I r, of the Imuts in that stretch arid the
shooting Seattle guards Fred Sunday or in Seattle Wednesday pouts in the final period,
P re.ldy Iliown Otlalde jurl
Wtsngton had evens.] the can't walk the bell up the floor Sikma was fouled snug to the game. Sikma made three of Stiuca took a $141 halflune
Brown and Dennis Jo'g,jy would complete an almost
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series
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started executing basket and hit two free throw four and Paul Silas two of three lead
comtdned for $0 pouts, but the unbelievable comeback for the
two games apiece
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hum iPug
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as the Steucs scored 10 *4 their
SuperSonics needed some Somc,,who darted the season Tuesday when it roared beck and rmatg, the stints darted toasts
Hi-own gate the Sonutu til
"We i got cia,, i with a then,- last It a1rdi from the chant) lsnse ai.ther ti,od tale in the at.itd bitt when he k Je.
nervy foul shooting down the with just five wire in their Jim from a 1$-point deficit to map to come again. When you get
PW1WI'II in
stretch
the fl games and now lead the the S011cs'2llame home em" movement, you're etttwi' going psd 4a," saiti Wastangtoni.inp,
to .defeat
third penod after the lIiillet,
to score oryou're going to the Coach Dick Mutt.. Itot Siknua
Aster trailing most of the (irst had dined to 44.40 tie made
I).-sviii Jolsson icors.4 21
Washington Bullets, 9-14, Bullets, 3-2, in the best-cl-seven winning streak.
"The difference i from 1in1 foul law."
took that wild, hair)-scar) quarter. Seattle took charg, of three II to i0'funl Junten In
Friday and move a single series.
as he and Hi'nwn t*sn.
The Rullets pulled towithana day, beat Is that we were a
A threepourit play by Wes snv, down the laite and they the Came with all-O spurt inthe the last three and a half t*ns'd to hit 21 of lheur 3 field
victory away from the NBA
single paul late in the caine little bit smarter," said Seattle Unseld ta'ongt* the Builds to were up uby four "
championship.
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These tomatoes were plaittad
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tNwu1(hru,, a tat) about nun, of 10, thrust his scorecard in front
of l'ai'kes coining out of the players' exit at Shea 9.adium the
other evening
Parkes ubllged the buy by signing his name The kid examined
the signature tots moment and his face fall when he realized it
was that of the leans physician
"t;ee," said the tat&gt; to his mother, glumly "lie signed rlgh*
areas tee Maualli's name"

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real to foul Shari.&gt; ('up us,
nil re. ease apprusu.usatrly
ti'se, and sad hr was hci L1E 11*) for ha, two-&gt;..0 deal
aith the deal although lath he
NrKigiatmm tegan sonar'S
ant the Iansdien Iuianagrltient itch ..fler ISv (ana,Iierus wofl
ref ia-ie,l to lit 4gr term, 4 the the StatUe) (141 last week 1.5
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the strength of ns&gt; r is oril to I'uliu. S arid the teistliLl esr 'u
taist me i,' sauti Ikwmsn, live ilirrMor lruis'.g lsrurwtrtuw
writ was ii. the reins IO( uttav
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'luring the last there wavins jinupe.I to St touti, uPset, he
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The Morg real (anadi.nsu
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me it here teseril olter cant ren,euntu'r sn)urw tier
tennis apprauched nut but I traui., fire-I friaui 1,
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on Tim F.M after the Mats' shoetatop sifered a serious knee
hij17.
"ft was a critical declaim," Packsa amy.. "Had he Injured
aaaig witiia use joud *aeu on erstian would've been
nscuwy, bid after examining the kase, I datannUwd the Injury
.sa only to the llgas.1. S. aarpq wasn't iecsssary.
"Wtsesvw said Tim Fob was difficult I. deal with dide't take
the necessary tnshle to bow hen. He cuwgurated bssilfully and
. k.. Plaft MAIL nd make
Pathos, whe's 41 bid desist lick it, is preldiat-slect of the
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Johnny Bench and Willie
Toronto downed
cvmeba* by the 4-2,HoatainippedSt. Liii,2- Texas, 3-1,
McCove will someday find Expos, who r'Jbed to tie the ,
York
Q W is the fas$e,$ big maa is baseball today, iris Ike last 2
Big Stick Or Little Stick?
S Diego topped New York, (MkJan,j, 3-I, Bat
their names ensirined there. score on
years?.-T.P., Evansville, lot
a two-nm homer by
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Bench, ttwtgli sidelined with
g., and Baltimore
2- Cifo
A lot depends on your definition of a big' man. If you want to a sore
back for the lad five
k eep it In the 200-pound class, a good case can be made for Dave
Seattle, 10$
The second annual Greater !)atona Striking Fish Tournament
games, delivered the first
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Parker, the -5, 235-pound slugging outfielder of the Pittsburgh
with ,$2,500 first prize and $4000 in additional prize money will
ncfi-tat tuner ci hi, career
Pirates. who can reaflyfly. Socan Ken Gdfeyci the Qncu F day ,u
be held June 10th through the 17th.
Deers2:
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Reds and Ron Leflore of Detroit, a pair of 0
vlers. Faded the ninthInning
lit, the
Bake McBride's homer trig
Royce Riehlnian, Tournament Governor, expects In 11t 01
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ered a UII d inning IM fishermen to participate in the year's events.
(tmatiReds ,
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that sparked the PtilLies to
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I &amp;- Q, Which team lithe Notional Basketball Association had the over
elctory. Ron Cey and Bill
Seven categories Woe marlin, white marlin, wahoo, sailfish,
MeCovey
also
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FUheth, Ni.
Russell homered for Los kilptun,singmackeral and timawill beup for grabs with awarda
with a game.wlnnlng hit,
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Counting only the regular season, which lathe
Angeles and RidUe Heboar for the sLx largest flthln each division for ati*alo(f2cadlprizss.
only fair way to deflvera nm-ororutg double
. 40 It, the top drawing tearn in the NRA this year was
IIA 6eq connected for the Phillies.
Denver. with In the 10th inning that carried
In each category first prize U$350, $350 for second, down to 0 for
s home attendance of $57,673. The only two other teams to lop
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the San Francj.sco(;Ls(0a$.
" SM-Mo at the gate were the Philadelphia 76ers and the New York 5 victory over the
trophy with other places receiving plaques All wlsmers rsI
AdrUs 2, c.55 .
Montreal
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.Q. Who has the hardest college ea(raace
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"I'm surprised I was able to
Entry
.ty fee is $75 pe r boat and 125 foe each angler abased who
playeri, Texas or Notre Dame? Does Texas or NM
'VL
send lloion pad St lows. competes for prizes.
swing the bat as well as I ad,"
the
the highest
highest percentage of football players gradsale with a mid
1.4'?
Fans Cabell singled with one
"My back was e
Betige, Killers, let,
lOT additional information and your iilflclaI Vs entry form
Pi44, aid in the ruMS and Crua hut a
butt cti*i't (eel any pain when I
Notre Dame requires that Its high sdlW applicants have a I I= was rirding the
writetol'1orncesox255l.Ds,jonasncndaaorcaH
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if the muscle lightness that restricts
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wall for his third homer.
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4ia3ent isin the top hall of htsclass, 1,00011 in the bottom half.
mcfrom
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Iflxag as a state school does have a ntgntar of discretionary ball"
I.oIngfrom the big ticks for tUgftditoIguedIcka for U
Padrrs$, Meta l:
in the athletic pngrarn.) for those whodon't meet
iti,*l)i#JJlssIoJ%s(30
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Dave
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yp
Bench's homer, his 10th,
.J' qufrements. Notre Dame makes a ra re exception if the st udent
homerinthe filth liming capped June 3on lake Tohopekallga.
u
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one
George
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afour'nm rally that won itfor
or the
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ejya fun
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How mach Is the most expensive bss.bat card? Who is an
'1*7.-Dovid Rally, Duaeaa, (*1..
There is rare card, vintage early 1900,, with Bonus Wagner on
'it. that pulls In $l,SOO lor each of the copies. It was put out by a
:vette company, ml old Ilonus got quite upset about the
sponsor and demanded that it be withdrawn, which accowits for
so few coples.
Q. When a psater kicks the ball from the *yard (i.e aid it goes
totheeadiose,hrgetsrreditloraMyardpontalgh, ewe
Mlsbrohtaiuo the 20, Isis artIaIrnkie,.ywu only 3, yards.
Why? - EL, Salisbury, Md,
moralepunters up.
in the last couple 01 years, the NFl, has Introduced an auxiliary
statistic called "net punting, "which subtracts the 20 yards or
any yardage on the runback. It's dill relatively
, lsocause it doesn't take Into account nor coverage i failure to
--down the ball Inside the 20) or poor tackling lallowing a long
return). Unofficially, teams also like to dress haigttzne for
daca, how long the bell days aloft, letting their tacklers get

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as hsasrabl. discharge? - Jim Hartle, Luleuruh., MIL
The late Jackie Robinson, a Hall of Faint great, served In the
'U.S. Army as a lieutenant and was honorably released from the
service. Not long afterward, in 1%5. he was contacted by Branch
11 Hickey of the Brooklyn Dodgers and signed to a contract,
';eventuanyto tweak the color line In baseball, which may have
been the most significant spurts step of our time.
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CuhaI, Braves l:
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Fly-fishing In
They
Mainy Into's bases-loaded even have a division for small fry and a tournament is scheduled
single with two out in the 11th on June 17 at lake Pouwctt for kids
only.
umlngscored Greg Gross as the
cuts won ttie*r seventh ci nine
Thei r meetings take placeihe fled 1\Iealay 01 eaCh month at
extra-Innings games this 7:30 pm. at Fled Federal Savings and Loin Associat ion, Curvy
season. Rod Gil ta'eath hiwnered Ford Road in Orlando. Dues are $1 per month and gusda are
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11aM, with relief help from
Dick Drago, Improved his
record to 40. Drago earned his
sixth save.
In other American league
games, New York beat Oakland, 3-I. Baltimore edged
Seattle, 10-9, Minnesota detested Detroit, 4.2, Cleveland
nipped Milwaukee, 74, Chicago
beat Kansas City, 5-1, and
units downed lisa,, 2-I.
In the National League,
Chicago beat Atlanta, 2-I, In II
innings, San Francisco edged
Montreal, $4, in 10 Iniungs, San
Diego beat New York, 5-4,
Houston downed St. louis, 2-1,
Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh, 3-2.
and Philadelphia defeated Los
Angeles, 4-2.
Yankees 3, A's I:
Ron Guidry took over the Al
lead in earned nun average at
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1.90 in running has record to 5-0,
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but he needed ninth-inning
rel ief help from Rich hoMage,
who picked up his seventh save
__________ in
the Yan kee victory over the
A's
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Don Stanhouse struck out Hull
Stein and 0 John Hale to
W
ground Ott with the bases
loadedinttwrgnttsasllaltimore
held on to defeat Seattle.
Twimt, Tigers $:
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in the fourth liming and a diving
catch by Bombe Rivera with
the basis loaded and two out in
the IUMII lad Mizinutta rookie
Roger Erickson to his sixth
victory againstliii, leases.
lodlut 7, IN -on Ii
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power Cleveland past Nilwashes.
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Jim Fregod had a long day
Friday and the Baton Red
hot made it even longer.
Fregos., who took over for
Dave Garcia as manager of the
California Angels Friday, spent
the better part of the day
meeting the press. Then, after a
team muting, he watched
Nolan Ryan get raked for six
rims In 414 timings In a 6-1
viLiesy by 111% Rid 5m
"Sure. you'd love to win your
(iris game as a manager," the
former Angel thortdop said.
"Bid. It doesn't always work
Out that way. Boston's got a
good dub. A couple of bad
pitches ... they got some
power."
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won nine o( their lam logames,
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came after a walk to Terry
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upwards. French language ability a
plus. Training prefaces assignment.
Living allowance, travel, medical
care, vacation, other benefits.

VISTA. Spend two years abroad or 1
year in another state helping others
and gaining valuable experience.
Living allowance, medical benefits,

Interviews at
Interviews at
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ACTION Office

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Federal Bldg., 80 N. Hughey Ave.,
Rm. 206, Orlando, JUne 5 &amp; 6 only.

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Payton Realty

TWO flD100M
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APARTMENT S
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APARTMENTS

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positions with the Peace Corps

transportation paid.

Federal Bldg., 80 No. Hughey Ave.,
' Rni. 206, Orlándø, June 5 &amp; 6 only.

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APARTMENTS
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progra m in
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GRAND 0101 HOME 19 tram.
2 OR FR, 5.1 00g. F.?place, C
H&amp;A, oo. 1719 p0. 100e4
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area Pr.cp ,,04t 519's
$17,300

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0111515$ fl qrOI'f14 POOl &amp; 355.
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drapes. 01,1100, * * carpet
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$23 damapi di'pt*'t
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today and sour CI.1t,t*.1 A4 eli
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Greenwood Builders Unveil
PUD Plans In Lake Mary
Executive Vice President James Clark and
Frank Carter of Florida Land Co., developers
of the 1,600 acre Greenwood Lakes planned
unit development, (PUD) east of 1-4, will
unveil plans for the PUD at the meeting of the
Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Monday
night.
The meeting will be held at 8 In the Starlight
Room of the Forest Mobile Home Community
off Lake Mary Boulevard.
The Florida Land Co. officers will not only
explain the master plan for the development
adjacent to Lake Mary's boundaries in county
territory, but also reveal the new name of the
development.
County Commissioner Dick Williams will
serve as installing officer for the chamber's
new officers including: Al Gutheil, president;
Vince Butler, vice president, and Letha

Fowler, secretary-treasurer.
DeLores Lash, who has completed three
consecutive terms as president of the
organization, becomes a member of the

chamber's board of directors.

Raborn Moves To New Site
Raborn Realty has moved into new offices
at 2600 Park Drive, Sanford, according to M.L.
(Sonny) Raborn, president of the firm.

New Sanford Story Working
An all-new edition of the Greater Sanford
Story Is being prepared by the Greater Sanford Chamber of commerce to up-date the
material offered in the civic pictorial book
Published in 1974, according to Tom McDonald, president of the chamber.

$200 Silver Dollars On Top
Nora Gordon, president of The Sanford
Business Association, reports that the prize in
the association's June "Second-Weekend"
promotion will be doubled. Two hundred s ilver
dollars will be given to the holder of the ticket
U14 *s-tMiUi phsr. V.u. may
register a% any of the participating member
stores or banking institutions in the downtown
area.

Altamonte Apartment Opening
Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd
will officially open the 56-unit Meadowood
Apartments, constructed by Cardinal Industries at oeo Montgomery Road, 10 am.
Friday in a ceremony sponsored by the
Altamonte Springs-Casselberry Chamber of
Commerce.

Fraud Charges Dropped
TUSKEGEE, Ala. (UPI)
Rank fraud
Indictments against Florida financier E.A.
Gregory, his wife and three of his associates
were dismissed Friday on the recommendation of District Attorney Tom Young.
Gregory and his wife, Vonna Jo, were ac
cused of accepting bank loans within 10 days
of the failure of the First Bank of Macon
County in Notaauiga. The Gregorys formerly
controlled the bank, which the state Banking
Department closed In January.
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Circuit Court Judge James A. Avary
dismissed a total of 56 counts of bank fraud
against the Gregorys and the other three
Gerald Atkinson, Gregory's former chief
assistant; Russell Richardson, former
president of the defunct bank, and Walter
Parker, the bank's former board chairman.

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000ir1 0 Voi &amp; at Mica )0
"'O P $ltrnØi'i &amp; 00 Mary Joy I
LOf3, elk I3,*,.cliilt off Ad"
$30100
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ON.a. &amp; .4 Ei.no * Lt N
Scooltoito,. US$00
Liii V tIrIo. &amp; at 104
N," 1 Lai$&amp;SIi$.cfG Lucas
F joivion 1*4 Oorofltv to 1orv'.
as @MY Lot
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f'
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Co'i0.nl Cl to 14cc! 10 Moran
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SPOT
tImtIdI to 100.v$ A Ii*'i 1.4
condom 111.000
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of SEC 140.00
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ther, Lillian, some of the
$13,530
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Molt? Un.? 13D. Ianubuleood
4
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(Winicii
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hooks he'll be selling at
1
HO YP'oi,tin I to JOni0$u 1 Powell.
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his new Rook Mark store,
coroom Un., $57. Vilagi of *'nd
Edo kn?n,r 1 *4 PV?CJ to
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107 Magnolia Ave., Sa
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ford. Grand opening was
lit 1 lit &amp;*4 Licda F N 35 of in. *aI"uan 541$ 141530
Lot 10
W
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Sophia kasmoll &amp; Peter to
this week.
Villa Eats IlL 700
Mop" $ *.nnng £ *t Gal A Lt S
NJ tranl 1 *4 show to ism" 01% B. S pr ing LII. Hilt 142.000
N 54400q, &amp; Tamara $ Austin. Lot
L40io4t?,*o$ Inc 10*111 C
34, E of S ill 13 lift If 1138t;
Sat 1.11.'LI 74 Lab
Southern iii Citrus (a Piaf
Of It's WoodI Teat .CTi?"4I30
C nu,va Tract uS$30
aroma Gi*ria InC IC *111 C
Caries I ioster &amp;,vI Carol Ann Genpia., 1.4 Tala 0 Lt 71 Liii
I' Crag * Camotu,Ii 1 .4 Nancy 001"t Nood$ To*atas. III 930
L . La. Lt IS. Sib C. 11110 *ii,,a
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TrilIerd map 117.500
bOor? N Hocartfi Lt 73 $3,$30
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Cam Corp to Orn,, ContIr Corp
*nfir Sorg, Div Corp to Disco
Loll l.S.30, 7$. 71.1014?, SOp Lad
Inc Lot 34? W.ntec Spc.not Un
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in Ito Woodi 41$.0N
513.130
MI Guar Ins Corp 10 SligSdon
Disco. inc 10 Wrn A 51.0, Sr ,
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L4III$ A1i4r1, Homes Corp. Lt 73 23 hI C, NorTh
Or? Ranct.ij, Sic
Tuuaw,ii. Un,? 4 1007 $11,700
ZA 17 751? Mfg Dad. lid.
Widir Sprs Div to marry A
1,311.0m 50?. 11.300
Gocton Constr Co Inc, Lt 41?
1.0., 10 Gail 10 Vclor. title,
*sri.c Springt Unit S It 511 700
lot I III or Tic A South Sanford.
lllrv,E Tooa•,jr &amp;.i Franc " $130
I. Particle I $Ipn$Irørn. Francis CJistroh Ga.i. Trviltor for
IlINIrom. Marl. JuliO. Bryan 1 Sa.onora Soorflg Ciii inc to
10(1. SIiiitlre,,t. LI 'on trem PIN
V.clOra 1411. II'. I &amp; 31 'mac an?
car etNW'.ofS4.c$3030 nunS 72 1, 0.. 15113, Chapman
A. YuClic
ii.,, 01$•tW Along W line ofN
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AdS.. SinI. SIX
1St 34144 act" $100
Sadi 10 Gai l 10 Vc?o,ia Salle
Ann . May D(liy IC Clifford
9.11110,1 rI? Beg PIE cod II?.
TIiqocdo,, Sampsr (Ion) Lot 3, SIt St All
Costs
&amp; SanI Ave. ott . I paccpts, $100
7 silo
Gold 10 V,ctor ,a
Ev ilyn P Fuming (10mm HaccIl hal,
Q(OlallJoseph
Wentors int ) par Sim
BY leROY I'OPE
I HO K.1Ini4P, H to SI.,. bQvac5 &amp;
The
34,000oieonber national 01 one weekly mailing to $fQp
Gall inc 10 Vctor,a talle
and inailroom prrnuttln8 at V.rgiva E. Los I). III L pavcps sIX
UPI Ruslasu Writer
Jaycees organization, held- members % percent jwt by SUpe"Isloo
NEW YORK JUN) of paper flow from S'.stlhfld (sIt. 111.030
S4tIfiO Viiiagi Inc to Saran I
Al- quartered in Tula, cii this cod radnsturtag to combine print orsg&amp;eM I.
Fla IN! A Rauctu &amp; of ssatraf.no poyston. Unit 7 51 I SitIri.t
thengh the increase in the first
to lay! Wivt &amp; of Marlin, A S v.iia, U7,$X
1031' 04 Lot Ill Pd 3$ air os Lot IS.
clan pnstage rate to 15 cent..
H !oiIif Oil? &amp; of H Oa'Inp to
III S. Oakland SDo,is 531.030
Nm A YliomilIn 1*4 Donner . Lot
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aIU cod business millions of
TP'sHarlia. Corp P ScuciArro. II, Teinty Mint. 571.100
Uars. most ofthec*t can be
&amp; .4 Mar,?., C La. Lt 1. Tim
V-4 Inn Corp 10 PItt A
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b.diandi h old $4030
Offset fairly easily, mailing
i,iDouqn$ &amp; *4 Daa4r 10, Lt 4
Kirby D Morrison Set Mar, to Cala Grand, 10,
experts say.
II IX. $5,030
Pancr.j,o F Arcidaco,u, &amp; at
Cheap postage and fairly
Sop C bred,? &amp; of Jan.c• 10
MarvL .E 7104 Lot I7&amp;W3'Of 14. Jam.iE onnnon&amp;.f JuanI.L*
c heap paper and printing coda
Ill 0. English 1st, Un,? Two
Lt II RI C. TIui Meadows Mist
134.030
for years snide American
141000
a
JI,, A Bronson 1 .5 Janci 10
business (Inns recklessly
M.IIon I PlaugP,c &amp; *1 JuIII,L4
Francis P. SiltIlo &amp; at C.ci. LT
to I,tharcf F Grove &amp; at Karp,, I
travagant in their mailing
I.
I. Sit A. TangIi*oed 537.030
*5. LT II. III C, North Orl Try
practices and much of this
The Sa,ci Co. to OF Morris, $71030
•
V &amp; *4 Orot, S • 101 $4 W.ndoa,
extravagance continues.
Jul-an PisI &amp; at Jen,5 to
Squaco. Svc two, $31,100
Jordan K Coob 1 aS Sharon.
Each time podage cods have
FranlMcMIIIn&amp;et Nancy toE Bib II. latlbroob so Un 4 Lt 10.
133.330
been boti.ted, C(itnpanks have
1£ Investment Co inc 1011511 A.
10* Shi,ic 1 *4 Kalti.r,n. 10
Tliørntur's Addn LIod5 Icy
304M to Udjitinc, more ifWm N S?ncliand &amp; at ka,i,, U
om
LIII 39 &amp; 34 II? AOdn P'ri,$,tf,
fIclent mafllflt
b
TI.. Sabc.ck CO Is Hill 'Hill J, $3$.IN
lb
there's dill plenty of wade.
t'lDildes, 10$ 171 W?ndaa,0 lIven,
Lila ft'Mkt.et so- '*at to
S.c. two 110105.
'Even at IS cents for lint
John
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PatrIcIa
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AS. LotJl$Spnrq Oils
class potage, the handling cod
lo Jam" v C.ottl 1.4 NOr..,, LI. Un.? ill. $17,330
of a letter In the avenage
U. III 0, Druid 14.111 Park. $31,530
IchimO K Althisisswilss &amp; Jilli to
Jitry PIIcPIoIin 1Itito Tt.000r, P1 Jan SDu.pf..qd 1 at ho.. Lt I.
bialness mailing room Is a
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&amp;
.4
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cents, nearly twice as much as
31 1 Enql.iji Wood,. $43,300
III 0 U I, S.anhandi Springs
bOor? 10 Chiyny 1 .4 Silly to
147030
140q,ipc,elloq3, SIdrt of Ini "am"
Asidr,aj.
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AIl.rnonlp HIS , $I$.QQQ
TrirtIp, to Charlie Adanit £ aS
C34r tots 47 41 70 71 &amp; 73. i.
PtOrn.cr.lIec. Si of Frui Homis
14
the postage," said a spokenan
$rantllp III. SiX
10 hIp1. I PluIimi, GcaIuim 0
TonI.
heck
(34, Corp to Howell lOutlai. CI., a S D.relo £ Dorothy
for I)ailneli Institute of DualCoy* Consist Corp It ? bit S&amp;Lot A,Lt?I&amp;L 1I11'f IS. gill C.*
ness in Chicago. 'That doesn't
3 III C. 150*041 Cove. is? Sic
Aitarnonf1 Pill - s.c one. 14.300
include the cod of composing
tso.ill *0001 Dow le triO I
IIAIIKY MI:I:lcs (LEFT) WITH JIM McMAIION, %lMrAGER
140*011
Cot,
C
141149... &amp; at 1.11, Lot lOS H0iitll
antor
and typing the letter in the tint
Corp to Mm
T INgict 1 *5 KatP,i•,n K CI LII •lrIn(Ii Mootn 14 300
place.
S III F Ho.ill Cove. Is? Sec ,
•cv P Dat.. &amp; at Al.ca 10
143530
kdtfl I Slim, &amp; *5 ala 10? 34 &amp;
Samuel J. flaw, who runs
Ltotpnt. Homes. Inc to
10',
of I? II 40 ionlandis
postal education senunarz for
Nick, Sr &amp; of lien, Q 4$ II. 14aI . Palm Spr.agt St(. $3,530
Pitn.y-Bowes the Comecftcig
*00
a? the Spn.ti9s Urn? I
FOe H Pubic A, N,Iard H
143.300
P.rh.c to 000.0? ( Patrick &amp; at
company that makes postage
Notion kr.nlqr.ng lilt, IC Sdyan
0"'0411 S &amp; Manuel I S.,It, 5.g
meters and other mailing
Wrote
&amp;
30 *SE(OnoIS*
Of
'.of%I., ot
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Flogs
machines, says he believes
Is 72)13?, r un 410' N 100' *046,
Of
to, GfE'1NWI.9fN(i4of
111030
mod firms could CIA their
Svc $101
Jam., Subilon, &amp; at Cii l.a ID
N.citait F IivI.nq &amp;
Harry Meeks, owner of Burger outside,
mailing coda by
51,1411
Diufst 1.4 Susan N LW, It Gaorg. U boo.,, Sal jvIi.Ia, Lt Ill
third to oitwt On ,
Chef at 401 Edgewater Drive,
Aloma. 145.300
Jim McMahon, who is the new I I S. S*iat.iIic Oal%, S.c 6 i
p30tag rates,
000.,?
Orlando, took over ownership of the
141000
t'tot.c &amp; of Shi.rd1 to
manager, is a resident of Sanford 4443
A?i, MIg Ill, IOLOOL Hon. Paul C S?aht#lbtp, 1 of Dotx,an
Sanford Burger Chef at 2506 French
cmipailiges u.t ,,
G
Los
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Man,,, 137.030
if
.101
444
and
has
Oak Hales Dr. Un,? .
worked with Meek. for two 1i0
the job nautically have
J(.IW, * WaI.r Jr. 1 *5 Sar&amp;
Ave., on May I.
31. 0.1 P$f $4(
years.
The
fast
food
restaurant also u,
lOM4hia.IL L ,sO&amp;elS.(l,A Iii
enased at the r,suita. Robert
Originally from Indianapolis,
has a new staff.
Homper.II.rt Ibm it F,,. If Haetp.o,,n. Cr • *1. Lt $I. Si. A.
W. Diii, an $aistant vice
P*ortli
Horn.,
I
Orl loft, 5. • Un.? 3 ,
nc
has
been
in the Burger Chef
. to Jot.., j
ide of Phlladel ua N
Millie
OW•. CS. Lt It lii S. Crystal
pres nt
pl
business for 14 years, seven in the
'We are very excited about beIng
G P SolIct, 1 *4 Kamin SO Donald
bid Adam. CS $aa 400
tional Bank, said the hank
Orlando area.
trb0'rblt 1at Marpinsi H Yin CIiy 1.4 Disnin. K Lt 5
'saved OOoO the lInt year
in Sanford and grateful for the ,, i00srl
III
C. S*i5eatii Out, 173 roOo
l.1t,Id 5
eat J11111" i.
by adog*ing common sane
He and his wife. Peggy and
response we have had during the FP. It I. III D. Firm.
JUuid' L *ilsl, &amp; .5 Anna le
Icr ,, Wallis
e-coonnUes in the mailroom.
U. Mo,ni 1 aS ChUIOI?, Challis U Miup.,, 1.5 Cathy. Lt
first month. Business has
children, Tammie, 9, and Billy, 7,
has picked '
C SiIc1.r 1D.rin,j 31. Gill B. Soar Lala Mario,. $37530
up," said leeks.
Kentucky's Motor Vehicle
live in Longwood.
F .(',.f LISPFI.f4da G,.C.
Diweau saved $1,000 a week,
III *101 Slack Hammack $11030
Kathleen N Ourro. to Jun.
The dining room of the French
!lIlSorriSl&amp;at 1044 lita.(hi.n. Ill Surnni.,pn
largely by shifting from
"We are very interested in toP50.IdI
Win kandotu,,&amp;a,
Lot 1.11. A.L104I51.?diA,CIS
Avenue Burger Chef has been
of registered mall at $2.10 andbecoming involved and growing Lot N Ill
S. Ster ling Part. Unit is. us No
remodeled and a new salad bar is
C.r,,ts G Gag. Sr .&amp; at Carol to
iris
I
$101
1lfled ,
with the community," added Meek.4
P SraMim.s,4r9 1, at person t• Albert T *1.9511
Gin.,. LW, I
ii ods
c
stu n sending ,.
being installed this weekend. New
who owns other property in Sanford JoiN A %W" 1 Linda
02' Of 10,05 that port of $11314 of
ptp,
UM
1'1
Lot N III A. $toriwig Part, un.,
signs have been erected inside and
0'?. ("5001 Is of Widmiri.
and a small farm In Geneva.
571.030
143.000
aFrinli,, 10 1.1.1? &amp; of Loretto to
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wh. has been with bk.td', several
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years, A Ialal.1 I I is .apliyed Mike sew
Eckerd adkis. Sb. Mite is dMded lila
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40&amp;hamltIpwu,,.*,,,,. Lot
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and Rodgers and Lominz Hart
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The Seminole County Democratic Executive
Committee will hold the regularly scheduled
meeting on June $,atep.m.,at9Quality Inn,
Longwood. Guest will be Judge Dominick J. Saul,
candidate for reelection to the Circuit Court
Bench, 18th Judicial Circuit, Brevard and
Seminole County. The public is welcome to attend.

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Gary Moore, a Seminole Community College
art student, took second place In a logo contest
which was s ponsored by the Florida Association
banks. The competition was open to all art
students enrolled In any public or private college
or art Institution in Florida.
More than l4o entries were sthmlttedfrom l2
colleges and un iversities. Moore received a $50.00
savi ngs bond and an allexpense.pald trip to the
state convention where
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They flied into the iltwiry, *Ide-.yed with ncitemenl
for today they would meet a "real, live, aidtar
W there be vow wag" for th"nHe Ixhad kk. a cvwtay, awn. thought. H. wore a
Western slut with the collar turned up, leather twn4i and
rdsed scan his head
his trademark, a Western hat
with a wide tflmaml deep cru,n fie hadth. bluest eyes,
like Paul NIVTnI, aid he v. Ott, so tall-• 4"
The students looked at him with awo and resprol,
Pwever, within minutes author Robert Newton Peck,
enter of 13 children's bosti, had struck
chord with thins and they were laughing and mil eti..isng
with bun
*i he spek. In glowing, endearing terms of ha first
trade teacher, Mtu Wuutr,'d Kelly, many yowsg students
itided with anderdanding
To Situ Kelly w
ho taught the * lint through uzlh
graders In his little cvsa*ry school. I'eck attflbutrs his
Literary a'esi
The room was quiet and all listened attentively U I'rck
recited his lust literary crvitlon, Sarahs Wonderou
.,s
Thin1"a aesn about his Tabby cat and her kittens It,
had the sntjthth, palm his hand
thIly 13 minutes of the PrO176041111 hour were allocated to
the yosgiger students and the places where the) At
!ndlas-styiean the carpeted floo" of the library were now
Idled with third Itrosigh fifth graders who inched up to
him as they warmed up to his tmus1ilg ligwr
ApIn, he cosdsbil resist talking of the woman
influenced its life, Situ Kelly
My pee'el*a were lfllterute," he told them and
Kelly would read to us by the hour-- 'wtnd of the Witlow...
"lady Of the take," 'kitxw' Torn Sawyer,'
Hiiebety Vum".of cour se. the -tuft ha..b-st
lion written yet
he tease.J, eyes the 'tack ul tuoks
waring his naise. his blur eyes sparkling as he winked
Many of the characters in his twwtsare patterned after
his ctskliood Inaida -the art he
sweet' on, Norma
Jean Ikasell, the toughest kid in the school- surprise, it
was girt, Janice Hiker; and the one loved most by the

Paul of Longwood . She plans to continue her
studies nChemka1 Engineering at the University
of South Florida nW year.

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(b All OtIknIry actixi day, they loved CVltI1fl( to this
rxm-Ua kinelergartes through second graden at I ski
Macy Iimeedary &amp;'hooa.
But today wso $ K*aI day.

Janie Paul has been selected as the Outstanding
Physics Student in Seminole Community College.
Dr. Alexander K. Dickison presented her with a
certificate from the American Association of
Physics Teachers at an awards

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The following students were inducted into
Seminole Community College's newly-founded
chapter ci Alpha Mu Gamma, the National
Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society:
Dorian Acito, Ray Cornelius, Ann Figura,
Margaret Flynn, Sara McHugh, Robert Mauck,
Danielle C. Smith. Marion Stone, Le A. Tarmey,
and Denelte Tenney.
To qualify for membership, a student must have
earned two A's in the study of a foreign language
French, German, Spanish, or Russian) in any
two semesters of courses giving three semester
hours each of credit. The student must also have
an overall grade point average of 20.
The society's first initiation was held on June 1.

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Margaret Mathews 01

DsSary is wearing a crows
these days. And tie iayi
she could at lxi more
queerdy.

From more than lot
TOPS take off patmdi

WIU*bI (hta in florid.,
Margaret was named the

lIfl

queen

at a state

C011y"111011 In Lakelaid.

She

lost more weight
dorvi a deted period
Van any TOPS member.
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Margaret said she had

hun Ovetw,tiJd for 35
Years.knew it and hated
herself for g,"I bought diet
pro&amp;acta for 5 )rnrs," she
said. "My hiataiid PC to
th PON Uaths Mid no(
stand to Pant the word

Aiittaig that she nnev
asredtos Particular did
plan it j*$dacl for very
lug, site was sear
*eratsca. Her bsLsn
MW loor c%ha and he,
alder were
con.
CIE. ned seer her health sad

drop ow if I itdiit surreed
in hung velgtd," she Saw
Margaret

'yg

continued,

forever be fall"
Mar garets
IS. b.cwne very at lie had
always wasted a slim. turn

morn. "I knew ill thi pain
my son WAS uttering. i
could not suffer for him,

When Margaret joined

113 pounds Fourteen
moeitta later, she reached

and had dropped to
'You'v. got t.

push yoursoN

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"My h.hesd 'as lom
Om inthani over the
Idea, bst finally agreed to
let ma join. He 1,1 thel this
was rIfler wads of time
arid msasy. I agrasd to

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rule food.

SM credits her 9ftM
less to bW "Weadertol ,

blealls" M hor dok. 'Mary N., 78 TUFt In the
grt,prags.n, so
members or, sofforieg .
sreJ1
p.Mau-4 y
ore all owrve*.
"From the wry Will

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having to hue ôeer IN
Isainde no tarritying at
nolsl.
she said.
toMargaret,
Acrorsg to
there or* asgadgets,

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cvnewd.d with Tops, "ft
is No a uawbl. a.acti
to eating." 1111W laid "We

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to have a medical eum
before

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"Yas',e ad to he .Me I.
file tk. van coal let hod
ride yin-yes howe to ride

has never agata eacesdet

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food rule you

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at her low's •IWi'ci.
de Ibmnr,d TOPS, a

nld. I was Uwdlad with
the program, sal the tact
that I ('05114 cull on these
friends to help me if I felt
tenpl.4 to gorge And I
have to say that theIdes of

bill l could dosondhlnghe
wanted me to de-aid that
was to hue weiglu," 10
ad.

1015 in 19n. she weighed

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leM. And the gui in for
"WOW. Yes keveto wad
llotyss,"uetg,
Ailftiallit hwoomplelle
yho clanged
bscssl.g •itgMpg,

Mgud UK '1 me very
MM. lus Is a dnm d a

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Margaret Mathews 'NMIrepresent Florida at the Isternatlonal T1)P$ run enIion
Mmetr,a1. The 1*71 flsdda TOPS Mseen skid lii
Is II months, "'uss
C$U WS," she said.
paid vip it the
Latsriiatioui TOPS con

ventles Is Montreal.
Cawfo In July. And she's

years

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usts in Par home Site

alas Carries

hefon'

pfstoujapii with her at a

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Margaret will
Florida in a all

Margaret

elegrapbs of the

has
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tat wsaan" she was two

Ho. loeetwl,elabssg

the pasatbtlgy of having to
eat senoibly toi We,

sue

"it sloe wi toiler in
the lead," sue aid 'i
never waist to top tat again
VO
a nIalal
enemy-lid_sad anybetiy
ran 40 the Game With Will
laser anti help from TUpli

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In And Around Longwood

88th BIRTHDAY
Annie II. Sliannn will
celebrate her 13th t*Tthd.S)
June 4. She was barn in

A lscneer Sanford resident,
Shaman and her family
moved here in 1134. She dill
Lives in the ranch style home on
seven acres of the 33-acre
estate which is no. Pine (Pit.

MICROWAVE COOKING
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TEACHES NEW IDEAS

E.C. Elsea Marries
Irene Vick In Ohio

Coluinbu. S C. in iNS.

Mrs.

Couple Mark

Irene Ann Vick of
Wyoming. Ohio. and

Fined (Psadnan Else.,
formerly it Sanford. were

Widow of the late Mirw
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Pat Taylor (right) shoes Donna Feuerhahn
the first step in popping corn ma microwave
oven.
Mrs. Taylor will demonstrate new and old)
concepts of microwave cooking at a class on
June 8. from 7:30to9:30 p.m. at the Woman's
Club of Sanford, 309 S. Oak Ave.
Sponsored by the Junior Woman's Ch 01
Sanford as a community service on conserving energy, a 25 cents charge is payable at
the door.
Reservations are being accepted by calling
.720 or 10117.

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Seminole County South
Rotary Club m.,.tIars were
saddened to kern, tisolatli one
at their fellow Rotarians, the
pllgMol few abusedddkkanone mili a Wolen arm - who
were placed we a local bidet
hue.
The brat qetdl asked .1
their fellow Rotarian was lion
can we help'" and their un
mediale r'a was to dip
Into their pocketbooks to
ccntz*hos over
for immedia" nada. Like dees for
the (howe girls ages 4,S and I.
and N. Il-year-ad boy.
Members with children
dod
uw
ad
gave _
them a physical; a

JOAN

MAD11O(4
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Altamonte Springs Police
Department.
The Workshop Is
n1ukd
from 7-1:30 p.m. on June 21,
June * And July at the Oty
Hall.

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. $sst ewe idde$Mte Posss
a sued ess, there
iwrew
v is.. *.a - eb.eu,er
was 5II that to rispn
AUTHOR PECK AND (PET) PONY
to 19.

'ResponsIbilItIes of a Cralts.
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Babyidler" by Margo
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session,
Forthefina1C.pI.n
director, of Little Vflenda, Inc., oo Fritz of the Fire Dept
am 'Wha5 are (PUldemi Like -men mat omc Aliell will
F'.mf4lcflaUy and Physically," present "Emergency
by Do'. *rvn Hedi. profaseor
at didd dovelogened nv
II further Information Is
11* ichediuid topHi for June
dtred. Officer Abell may be
n.
On June 30, Hagidered Nurse reached at U1411.
Tern Watluns will speak on
'Holding. Fasding. Burping.
Diaper Changing. etc." and
Congratulatlosu to Patti and
Cathy Jeomo at the
John GenevrIna on the birth of
County So
will talk their lb., 14 ox. daughter an
on "Storytelling and Child May 30.

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Friction In Offite

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c.ateded Fri. Page IC
dart to writ, a dialogue between two characters aid
they re talking wind. I merely take dictation. Sometimes
I Cant wait 10 no whet's gIrt to I9" SZCIUT*d
Peck.

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,_-tidir," he told the dudents. Wriuts Jod don't
In
11* morning and say, Oh I feel so artidle, ek on ssmave,
so touchy, 1 Jod go all to piscee," he Mi4 y$
exaggerated ,m do't
w
at writing Ii od tithag I dory. ho

*. You dent w

,g a , pencil or typiwelor. you
write really with a c-a." Mid the Iut
characters an= to emis to life as 'ss tad shed them.
Writing Is tad words. Its the hoeme helms.., ride
mid
4
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because there Ii no picture. Tideslimi ekean wed
a
piiste. and do readers
"You dent tall a dory, you show a dory," he nutted
totMyoagrodas.1otiUIdcryut.say1Ied"NIls
r.uviaa," To show a duty yes say, 'NI Is llpp9 ho
Who. fforuics thers..it 'Sill od Oat
the
principal's alik, and bepli to -the *1
the
eie at his thumb odd that raw red fl hega to w.
Hewel4 Set that donbutwue.hestedhaad lisp I.dp*
away wedmekMtMhatswedaatho.eabYsk,
he aclosd they greasu. "Ild
't
me tied Sill was arvos.
w we Iho thembil"
Peck, a NIl. tIIsge graduate at 1113, and new a
t..rgwxd rdoit tell teachers ahord a eRer "Fm
home boned to keep."
"If you knew a kid I ,. __
-, a ___'.noW
tashud; a dud who It. weight sid, a •
peeblun; aM nipeadem; ac*AMwtaca'tstegata
IteheU without fathag heck aid behoit do tN.. a kid

buck Nem

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cisid erde an a letter. You hen the weed of V.emsat
former, more Uiwe tho you ban the weed at &amp;v.
Pecks son, that cisid will gat an amer h, and tho
todmUh,, something mho hod .mahebks.pet4id
Maybe I'll semI hen a pktste at me ad my hoseyeI11do that 1OO"haNJL

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Yosre not IIars Md; you're do Mime In Use but'
p14, vadrisadly well tho nu be the It at

dUhuiosd." he says ribudoly.
the thou leeks ahu his cued bwIy, Isop, -.
very ped" with the 'edits," mys Mary Sm. Pierce,
LA. Mary Schol bkwlan. bk taN. ahu the
they ads, ad the ctoMr doddy
midhea1sst
with them."
0 It I IS Me 11* "N.j leosI km." N. dod. "Aad
On 14auhais ho. Its lord to pleme UN. Iho.k..., ho
N.y all, from kIndoilm op led he 'IsI the
cmwu
07.
is's very wtby, ad he's suihy I No l" N.

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Peek was Invited to dOdde a aduod In
I I&amp; a
adored tho ha ak.edy baa" Al N. @OWL
'We .do Una likesw town Ui facts, ta raft tIt
ritsiii that ONWANds. If In = tad ad easy a
beet, you'll now be In ely," Mrs. Piuce said.

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The little girIJ were tPU'lfled to
antl**roum shoes. It me
that uwy marwi one worn P1
DEAR ASHY: Enjoyed the
ci shoes. Doe girt woold wear Idler from the doctors wife
them in the morning to Kbl; who could easily spare a day a
her sister got Us. In the sf week to help her husband out
teinoon.
at the office," but didn't want to
iii appear tawey or nosy.
the m.I've worked In offices for 24
bersiup that who he fInd new years, and will never take a job
the cM*we they cuwered km where I know the wile "help
fr4.g
,..sIt bit
,,.d•' ..
,. ,iii iii __
.i •..n,.
-- with -.
__ and at- weds to work r her honbands
) two .wh
, her take the lob
they were lfly ad emM. tune. Mod of these pelt-tune
He esUod the cbags In than alIke wires only want to know
what's gsuig
at Ike office.
This hoilwwn*ag .p..J' and they wed to be bee to go
to the *wia suede w led thoçtng. play terMs, attend
mOl times the ciutg, etc.

tufl-

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wit, cai% p,mu,
ri. be treated a If she were Jod
another employee Is her

medty.

PMSds office.
Invariably the wife cornea
Geraldine ad Waldo Aihol Imee Its at attIre idP.

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4 U P*bby doesn't do
anj abed N,
, het
takes *

fr

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their

karwe. sad Themes U.ud. cat on km In bad!
an matthew, who ft
FOR DIVORCING
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BUNF. &amp; HOME
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DEAR POE DWOSCG'
ft was the Alhot's brat
e aires a
-' ra
MI germ at w
do wed ad
whet yes say,
their
an
kme
a wiewe
Other (baa seelig their . tornl.W' at a SISSO to
adorable graadehlIdr.i, be
gPhØ. at Ike 1* wore a
DEAR ABBY: I'm a l4yew
visit to TtaJ sue ad 10.14
bsy w a oMam father.
twr. Walks
Cadony Qek. He fell
alt my
.heard and
hacks his seas, on he task my
and N.ew N we the
Republican

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Women's

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sad N.h sMith holse
yes I. d
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thin of the highlights 01 her
taitiday was a card from
President Carter and Rosalyn

The hide is the daughter
at Mr. and Mrs. J. PIlls

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Richard K. Harm was
Timor at a surprise petty
and birthday supper as
VFW Pod 7 and Ladle
Aucilory. Hods for the
event were Do'. and Mrs. U.
S. Singapuri. Many
dignitaries antoded.
Ham. Is a chaster Life
member arid pod War.
termader of the pod. He
graduated from Rollins
College on May 27 with a
Bachelor at Arts degree in
criminal justice. He is
employed by the Orange
County Sheriffs Departmet

Yoffbmt

Also attending were
several at Sir. Segrr*'s
brothers and doers.
"We find that with the
- of each yew or
marriage gets better," say
Mr. and Mrs. Segred. That
must be true, because
during one photograph
subs they had to be told
to dup kiadog.
Hods for the w house
were Mr. and Mrs. Island
C. Burg. Mr. and Mrs.
Oeyon I. 1'''e. and Mr.

The nest regular meeting
of VFW Pod l7 and
Lakes Auxiliary will be
Tuesday, at I pin. Mi
members are urged to
attendL
Hi"4 Hill., oigxored
Devonshire in an exhibition
softball game but
D,voselire bounced back
and outscored Hutio's
Nomays at the Wc
Afterward, bath teams
herd a picnic at the
Woodlands Recreation
Part psvlulon.
Devonshire plays
Highland Hills on June II
at Caidytand Part

and lire. William 0.

Congratulations to
George and Janice
Dunewood ci Devonshire
for receiving the May
'Yard of the Month"
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Publicity Procedure
The Herald welcomes crganuaton and personal newu
The fallowing suggestions are reommended to expedite
publication:
I. Releases should be typed dover and upper rain,
double spiced. and wnUei narrative style (ttd person 1.
2. Do aci Abbreviate.
I. A contact person's now and phone number Is
Mc-,.

4. Esep release Mmpk.
S. Organization releases I the program should lead the
'Thodr( account) mod be ind*ed no later than two
days after Use erud.
I. Advance notices should be suknitted one week petor
to powksuan dot..
7. Flidographo co,ersge rqums should be made one
week in advwec..

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Prisi Carp.41s

Is P" MCI for pollm
but decks. peel stsov
Jew ItosI 0 cles..,-

Students Take
Sisters Margie Harrison (left) and Colleon Harrison
will graduate from different college's within a day of
each other. Their course? Foreign traiei in
marketing, the Air Force and law.

First Place In
Sc ience Fair
At Laurel Oaks Academy
Science Fair, four Seminole
County yourtpten won first
in their levels.

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CLAIRE

WRIGHT
Cassrlberr,

"Approximately 60 projects I
were sulxn
by the students
udents I
and were judged by a panel
chosen from the community."
explained Mrs
Harriett
h*rtefl, the school's science
instructor and Fair co- swimming and sunning and are
having a wonderful Inc."
David
grader, won
the moon
Florida was
ctling" was

Bob and Shirley took the
for his display of
u

women to Rode O'Grady's

w here, according to Shirley, 78
Pauline had a W.
chosen for tam-I:
'ii aid my mother were
researched and
dancing the polka and having a
grest time cd N. They really had
A weather display with hand a lot 01 fun.'
Made weather intruments won
eighth grader John Goodman
Happy Birthday to Sterling
an award. John also created a
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national weather map and

Park flrs* grader Guy Michael

Downs who celebrated his
"Duties of a Meteor1604" seventh birthday on June 3.
was the title of his research
booklet.
During their Memorial
Irece Kat.sorakis crafted a Holiday weekend visit to
planet display accompanied by fun, S.C.. Francis and

m1we Florida

V*ather

dlarts.

posters sowing the location
and mileage 01 the earth in
(Aber planets. The

fourth grader's project inchided a film about planets.
The Ihiman Rod)" was
submitted by fifth grade
student Ivan Rios Inn 41w.
descriptive posters of the
respiratory. digestive, and

elcrdory tracts of the body and
also illustrated the nervous and
circulatory systems.
The fft yes',
in booklets that he rearcIt
and wrote. Ivan also displayed

Catherine Ford enjoyed a
"g ood visit" with their

daughter Kitty Locklairaidher
four children.
The trip was an occasion of
'togetherness' when
Catherine's sister-s and their
husbands, Elsie and Lacy
Jackson

from Rock Hall. S.C.

and Triton and Willie Morris
from Georgetown. S.C., drove

to Florence to

ywit thu Fordo.

"Seeing everyone was m
nice. Catherine said. "I was
happy that we could all get
together. We had a real good

a blood pressure machine

which he demonstrated

Meanwhile Francis, who Is a
The Science Fair was retted NutY Chief and a CS
spimoredby the stzth,Seventh spoil, met a CS beady In
Florence whom he's been
and etgigh BIOIO(3 clause.
Laurel Oaks Academy Is co ububY4 wa
owned and directed by Mrs.
"(hue day at bums Prmcla
Patricia Kelly.
heard someone en the CS from
Florence and they began
The Roy Canipheft family sad keeping in tovigh vis falls. They
the Gary Campbell family enjoyed hIs wip&amp;-'il fore
enjoyed rugged Memorial to face, Catharine salt

cinnail.

Ohio.

tatr
aw atli won't ho me
amymor, sis orcount dhoaix3de*.Ailmy

Pat Stack and Jim

Mayfield. Losuvilln.
Following the ceremony,

Camping Together
Closeness

a receptom was held at the
Wyoming ('Inc ('enter
The newlyweds are
making their home In
Cincinnati following a
wedding trip to Acapulco,

in

Meticu

currently attending Xavier

graduate of ('mire ('ollege
where he was a member of

University
The
bridegroom is a 1117

Sugmna Chi. If* iirmphi)eiJ
by Venner l'rodu'ts

The bride is a 1171
graduate of Centre College

SIRS. ERNIST (IIRISMSN FLitI:.%
Kentucky

By ELDA NIt1IOLS
Herald C.rre.ps.dast

The Howard Harrison
family. it Sanford, U expenancing a happy, hectic
time, with two daughter,
graduating from two 411lerent universities this
month.
Colleen, n will graduate
from Law school at the
IJrtvenity of florida, on
.

Jim, 10. with Margie, a

year younger, graduating
from the University of
South Florida the following
day.
Calless, who at413
Bishop Moore High School,
had an early adinianoria to
college and finished in

thee, yeam
She said, "I'm so carded
over finally getting out it
school! Sasna Like I've
been In school forever!"
As a member of the
RUT( forfour years, while
an undergraduate. Colleen
will join the Air Force in
January, as a Captain,
after taking her bar exams,
I

hope

to

go

to

California for two yost.,
and then the Philippines,'
she said.
law school was Collies's
oblectiv, for a long (line.
"I majored in political
science. It's a good fIeld
and there's always a

challenge," sPw salt
Plugging her ROTC
membership,

Collies

'tflti4, "It wasa terrific
experience. You learn

manugenad, leadership
and get In a lot of pudebc
speaking. It's all valuable,
trainIng."
Collins was on the
In's Lid may (line.

during her re-law and Law
school days. She is a

Kith), a teacher at lake
Mar y EIdnentary SdM,

member of the Zeta Tau
Alpha Sorority and the Phi

and Howard Harrison

l)rlta Phi legal Prater
nit)- . She his worked as a
law clerk and did research
for an (klandi, law firm
Margie. a Lyman High
School graduate, always
wanted to travel overseas
When she graduates from
the Univeritty of South
Florida. on June II, she
will have an cutting Use,
mouths ahead of her
"Ill be going to Istanbul,
Turkey on June *matype
'o( lereigo titaNs over.
was job esehaige. The
i i reception connuttee call
help In finding inn a place
to day and figure out
transportation. I majored
in Marketing, and this will
be a soft 01 internship I'll
be working for Beta Ticcaret. In the various
departments." Margie
said.
Margie will receive a
weekly dipend for her
work. Matched by cur
puitera, for training and
jobs. Margie salt "I dolt
care where they sit me,
except ldidol want togoto

man at Lyman high
School. are both wellknown in the Seminole
('owdy education s)deni.

Attica!"

Her goal is to get into
liderasUonal Marketing.
Shesaid, "After returning.
I tspe to get a

job,

probably In Tampa, in

magtat analysis."
Margie
was
vice
Issidit at AZESEC, an
International Club for

Busiawas Students, ad was
'S.eetheart' for the
Lambda 6bi
Alpha
FrdoriJty for 117$. She is
m.mket at Delta Delta
Delta Sorority.

Daughters Install Officers

Math I)eparinirnt chair-

Mrs. Mary F. Tatar Nance those mentioned and t)y Sara Stanley Roikay, Sirs. Pied
was hostess to the May meeting Irrgaig. Mrs F red Walton, Hams and gud Miss Kim
01 Sallie Harrison Chapter, Mrs St Mi-luster, Mrs. Thorton of L)anve:, ('ulo.
National Society. Daughters of
the American Revolution at her

home an Par lien
('o'hostessu, were Mrs W S

With a household of

wren ctuldrei, all honor
students.
they
are
Justifiably proud of the two
older

girls'

Brumley and Mrs John

Meucti
Mrs. T K Wiley, Regent,

ac

unpliifuneits.
"All nine of us will be at

the graduation ceremonies
for Colleen an June 11.
Well day all isgit In
Gainesville and then we'll

AN troop down to Tarp.
for Margies graduation
the neat day!" Kathy
laughed.
Other Harrison

youngsters module. Kevin,
in the U.S Navy; Maureen,

attending SC.. Tammy. in
Seminole High School,

I'Ilrflk, at Crcsims, and
howard Jr., at takevie.
MuSlIn School
Kathy and Howard credit
the closeness 01 the family
to camping together. "We
even had a three week tour
of Mexico, with all nine of
im and just a tad" they
laughed.
"Everybody in this

presided

Mrs. F F. Roumillst,

historian, reported five Good
Cittlenship pins and live
medals for excellence in

Amateurs Hldau'y were given to
II,, Ituderts in area Pugh

The following oiflc,n were
elected for the nest two year
period Regent. Mrs U I'
lewis; vice-regent, Mrs W I.
Caster; chaplain, Mr. A C
lee, reciwding secretary, Mrs

C I) (ashy, correspindang
secretary, Mrs Houmullal,
historian, Mrs W S Brumley,
regidior. Mrs H K True,
treasurer. Mrs Nance; and
librarian. Mr. Wiley
Following the business,
refreshments were served to

a ftfl$SS 5
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family is an ubdIvIdnafILblim said 'Our parents

h a l. Ills

have always aicouragedug
In whatever we did. The
bed pert Is, with so tray
01 us In the fanuly, there-8
always a readymad,
Party! There's always

soinehody to do something
with and we all lake to do

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candidate for the flsflda Hum.

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Can family's visitors of Kegesaddlees.

from Chicago are Sladefs
Crag Barges. * S LA.
motliur Mary Raluslord aid
Pauline Riblike, Shirley's Triplett Drive, a.j.yed Iie
ninth birthday with ecksol
grandmother,
chum and ..lgILrk.ad pals.
I bare been really enjoying AJut$,ndl4 lIke 11119, Me
MY grsmKbw ad hide faded a a casket
Joub.," Mary salt "We have propered by Grag'0 adho.
spent every day towing Kay.
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Tummy, a freshmen at Lake
Mid lIt the ssmink
Howell High School, received a
merit award for outstanding COIma Many bimuiI
at the cuwedisa. 'We wore
achievement In physical
happy chin Bobby
educ ation. "I didot reulde I'd very
llrudlei.asckuemematlhe
done aa$Mag to ears an
Top Five Yemg Republicans In
award," N. said, "I was
the date.
arpria.d aid hoppy on they
called my

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"I wan shocked! ft was a
Beth cuspho are makers of
coy." she said with a tag
mule "I was very surprised to the "ie CONY Yeuii
Repaicium at which Patti I
have actually won.'

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Two lucky people in wee and e''ig the pladerm

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Guiliano. Hamilton. Ohio,
Lynn Hull. Lcngwucd; and

ForFamilyOfNine:

mother wan lUIS in a grocery besdltwl gardens It down,"
Sandy salt "ft was qitea we
toe tango coated.

For eu., as cosce we lw
hem. Mind.
cludsh,
tek bw ad punk

mom

harriet Jewel. Cleveland,
Tenn ; and aura Heed.
turns,. Ohio.
Ken Ilurte of Sanford,
was the tied man Ushers
were Josiah Vick. ('ln

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AJ'-.t. Ipriugs, 3*711,
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udee.atlwe, Mrs
NdDdbm may he twIt at

Eta... Luington, Ky.;
Faith Flanner. Lexington;

weekend c-"'ig. "We were

on really good at

ad

tsi4egnan is the an of
Mrs. Sara Ekea of Fern
Part and ('hula Eksw of
Sanford
Janet Hall of Newport.
Ky ,wastbemaldoltmnor.
Siidemualds wore Kathy

wishes."

out on an island seat the Cape
SandySadAl Clark aid Patti
that you can only gat is by
and
Bubly Brodiey edIt
boot,' Glenda Campbell as
business with pleasure at
pinned. 'lbs weather
was L)V= Gardens who they
perfect for swimming and
fishing. I'm sure well to attended the Slate Yosag
Republican COW"MUOL
back."
"Altar voting an new officers

ateithradsnsr had a
oeme pelylist JSI swim
ac- od with via.ho
Ui
1

Vick, Wyoming. The

In And Around Cass.Ib.rry

reLation to

7 p.m.

fl's ea at leer d
Irhodo ikst.hed and I wmdd Hike Dibi lucite you to
____ with du the 11th
bk, to do with them, tad flay rideledo
father Is dekhera once he
;
makes sp his mud.
peMil. A rsee$lon wi be
it wt my lash (lint he
lobe his seas. I wormed hen
that * wt a easy U It
"We req..* year be I
looked, tad he
became
e-p$big a leek wIck ricatk
ha w oor* a good slur, he
fr..
p..at.
wciddol hare my Iroshle. Now
_ on
he's t.alur4 I ed on me.
we
Do y
he's being 1W'
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ery or gesug
pijR
d yen r, shored with
l*AR *ATUOARDU
, ad reksm N to we by
N. Ii' od hong 1W•' It I April n. We
do
he's leaking eat he toeing .oriss they hose
your Its he..J..
ired with you
DEAR RZAOSU: I have esuld he the meat
dated
y these
l
gift they reek reth?e;
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th..J
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that we
wan he,..,., a a It$toSla. other lit be ado."
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,oa ho mete
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congratulations and best

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The sward is given by the
Dsvoashsrr Garden Club
for general appearance
and maintenance and care
of a yard.
In aon to receiving a
$10 gift certificate to I) &amp; H
Landscaping, the
Dsmewood's will display
(b ..
of the Month"
sign during June. The
yarda are judged at the end
of sorb month.

(Xher do-id-town pests
included Mr. and Mrs.
(bales Wing at Valdmta.
Ca; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Atwood of Indlatlantic;
and, Mr. arid Mrs. Lou
vlunuU Jr. at Davis.
Special goods Induled
W. ad Mrs. Carl Cramer
of Iaetorg. Mrs. Cramer
was one at Mrs. Segred's
PU shod teachers. Then
was a It at n'lg' as
Mrs. Cramer showed
pictures at Mrs. Segrut
from the high school

It
I mI,hrsll. at Silk wadhsg aulretwy.
Your lrle.dob 1 a
gift. We respectfully r.ed on

Priton was the olbclataig

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Aid Abused Children

To

MARSHA
CAST

The Segrests were
mwflsd May 31, 1113, at
the flrd Meitwck* Cborth
at 1ando.
Amxgthallgwedswho
vusary
shared In the
celebration were the
Segred's
ee thil
danglers Mrs. Paul Ray
(Mords) Hill and Mrs.
Brian Debblel Grlumie;
ea Bed 5egre who
came from Gainesville
where he is attending

Altamonte

Rotary

',The

children.

married May 27. at 3 pm.
at the (berth of Ascension
Holy
Trinity,
and
Wyoming. Hat. Howard

children and 1$ great grand.

In And Around

.

Shaman Sr., she tss member at
the Pine Crest Baptid (berth.
She It 13 thldim, 34 grand.

Anniversary
Mt. and Mn. William W
Violet) Sigred were
humored with a silver an
span twase at the
how at Mr. and Mrs.
Cleycs L. Malone of

Sunday, jwie&amp;tflI-IC

Even.n lIneal. Sa.iInrt Fl.

Mt. and Mrs. Hsmard NunSn are pread 01 owk
vs eS.r daM.n, Margie aid Comm . W ieeM
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West held seven diamond,
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QUAKER STATE

out and tell ou that you life In a more courageous the project Is larger than you
should not try this play.
manner.
normally handle.

MOTOR OIL
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The ,oi'gI Is to cash one
GEMINI May 21-June 20)
SAGItTARIUS (Nov. U-Dec.
high spade, enter dummy liven though your intentions 211 Any discussions of un-

with a club, lead dummy's arestncerelndeallngsyoutiave portant matters should be
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the first club being rutted Boa 41!, RadIo CRy Station, conscientious way you handle
play three wins against all NY. 10019. Be sure to specify your obligations.
four spades In the last, but birth sign.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191
lose, against • singleton
CANCER (June 21-July Th You're reasonably safe In
quee,t In the West.
look at the East-Wi-at This Is not the day to let up on a taking chances on Rungs today
cards. Because we have task that might have become that are well thought-out. bid
given West the singleton tiresome. A fresh approach will avoid Eiot4n-the--dark gambles.
queen, play three Is the loser be found to bring things to a
PCES I Feb. 20-March 20)
but
Do what you know to be right
take. There are 1,716 poasl- sundul conclusion.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 and
ble West hands with no
spatles and only l,2R7 with Valuable Information can be to what another may think
the singleton.
galzied today by rubbing elbows about your actions. She's only
with some new people. an otwerver.
jj
However, take care to separate ARIES I Mareh 21-Aprd 191
facts from suppoattlona.
You'll receive the cooperation
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep. UI necessary to execute those
with:
today. You'll reach aid for presentttwmstraIgtgforwaniy
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something you once felt beyond and keep them simple,
't XIS
your grasp. It lsnt, It you're TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
C A IC * *
bold enough to try for it.
It's poasible you'll find a new
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Open one diamond and Even though yours able to wallet today. Don't let
plan to bid hearts next- This haue weighty matters with fre,losder make you fee Iguilty
shows a good hand and uny cgjr may not be because he's M included.
plies five diamonds and four Oft
hearts.

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last snade
finesse.
play
losesand
If Iast
holdsThis
all today, be on guard so you don conducted early in the day. If
four spades or If West holds tlflifltulticnally slight a friend you wait until later, your
queen and one.
who could be excluded. like to thinking won't be nearly as
The third tine of play is to fthdout more of what ties aliead clear.
enter dummy with a club, for you' Send for your copy of
CAPRICORN lOre. 22-Jan.
lead
ID play
of spades
and iflet Mro.GrspI Latter by mailing IV) Even though you might not
It rid..the
This
succeeds
cents for .si and a long, to aware ci It, you'll capture
Knife halft all four spades or
three spades to the queen
self-addressed, damped en- the attentIon of someone Im-

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WIN AT BRIDGE
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stakes are worth the effort. It
TAURUS tApril 20-May 201 If
money Is an Issue, you should your attention Isn't zeroed-in
probably MI out all dopp.
on financial areas today, it
LIBIIASe*.23-Od.ThSeek certainly should be. Your
tothjectyosrseifudoiituations monetary skill is showing.
today where you can Improve That's where the action IL

YOUR BIRTHDAY

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OIL OF OLAY
BEAUTY LOTION
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proycitung lectures or even visit
A subordinate's role wont the library.
appeal
this coming year.
SCORPIO iod.
You'll be ready to take more Bokkieas Is your forte in joint
respoeafl*14ty but you want the ventures today, Your logical
rewau that come with It. Be thinkIng and forthright ap
forewarned: The road could be proach makes you the leader In
bumpy
tandem enterprises.
SAGITT*RIUSINQV.23DeC
GEMINI May 21-June 20
Others wont be as fired up 21) Ii,se arosaW you respect
about your ideayou are your p ouiiceinents today.
today. Take the leadership role They know if you prescribe a
and rim the show to Insure the course of action, you have the
success you deserve. Find out will to follow through.
more about yourself by sending CAPPJCOLN I Dec. V-Jan.
for your copy of A*roGraph 19) Responsibilities are not
titter. Mail 10 cents for each taken lightly by you today but
jawil'

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YtRRThDAY

VIRGO (Aug. V-Sept. U) today. Even though you are
You have ample reserves to tadfid,noonewmmisinterpret
draw upon today, provided the )our opinion.

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For Sunday, Jun. 4, 1978

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By RFRNICE
BEDE OSOL

stamped envelope to AsUo prnsated for your effort.
Grapli.P.O. Box 4. Radio City
AQUARIUS Jan. 30-Feb. 191
Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to Others may be surprised by
- -- nr.sl4 to get along with sn
apocdy-birth atgn - .
CANCER IJune 21-July 221 called "difficult" types today
You're an excellent angel in the What's impossible for them
wings for aroject
projectthat
that an
comes
asiley
toou
y.
is fronting today. Your hidden
PISCESFeb. 20-March 20)
contribution should net you a The family's welfare is your
portion of the profits.
main concern today. You take
LEO (July 23-Aug. UI It's that extra step by being
"Ratil. hall. the gang's all here" protective and solicitous of
today. but not much will get their happiness.
moving before you arrive.
ARI1 Marth 21-AprIl 19)
You're the spark that will get Friends will have no trouble
the engine darted.
knowing where you stand

——

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———

by Art Sansom

s io it

— — ———

IS

THE BORN LOSER

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away hood features adustsbie sir vents
Baked enamel tire bowl

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of lawn. With brass jets.
No. 69 Rig.

588,

SHEARS

32-QUART
MOLDED
ICE CHEST
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starting. 11 cutting
lea £ 9" buds.

With comfortable
vinyl grips,
Rig. .88

Family molded
picnic jug
with strap
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GARDEN
TOOLS
Cultivator, garden
trowel ,
planter. Rig. .

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OIA8 8

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aphids, utionKllls
wtidsfly, a
mites. Meg. 3

249

5½-INCH DIAMTIRI
"CIRCLE IN THE
SQUARE"

FLOWER
POTS
5"till in assorted

colors. Plastic with
bultt.ln tray.
Rig. 69 em.

LTffI 13/1 00
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picks
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ORTHO SEVIN

ZEBCO 404
REEL &amp; ROD COMBO

DUST

Reel has heavy duty spring
99 loaded drag Rod Is 2.
Piece fiberglass Meg 998

Osnersi purpose insecticide with
5% Sevin. Use on vegetables,
tomatoes. strawberries a more.
nig. toe

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steel bail 6 is spooled with mono line
Matching 2.ploce
fiberglass, rod Rig. I U

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cadmIum plated sleet trains
with ossuze
vinyl cover. Adjusts to 7
positions. With bullt.in head pad.
do*~colors. R ig. 12.89

COMBI LOUNGER
S"
In
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SKIRTED SPOOL
REEL &amp; ROD
COMBINATION
99PAW
has convert.
le handle, slam.
14

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with locks,
BOAT
top. nolds 6 Iway valves
for easy filling Rig 21.99

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Ns. $70 Ri Ills

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SURF
RIDER

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sizes &amp; colors
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79 i48 with I.
beam COO$tfutiOn
&amp; fO handle
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ASSORTED LADIES' 16-IN. FOAM
SWIM
SWIM
CAPS
RING
Bubble petal
plain styles
Meg 199

&amp;

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INSECT
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run for aids at
beach or pool
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515'nless •te.i Vu ides
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proficient No 1322 Hag I I

Quality rubber with tempered
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FLO TROLL
BAIT
BUCKET
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keeps sit alive
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MASK

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COMBO
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ROD RIOTI

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6

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111

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volt40
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prsmeasured nylon line. 30 free
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2

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SWIM
SUITS

399

¶-GALLON
PICNIC
JUG

2, RRDLESS
ASSWHIP

CHROME BLADE

With molded
handles.

1piiPP—Ir
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MALAThION

59c

Charcoal lighter fluid
quickly starts outdoor
grins Meg 89

With 314 horsspow. 4 cycle
BtIQqI 6 Stratton engln, front
wheat drive and riced staner.
Adjusts 1W*o3'rR.g 149.89

PISTOL GRIP - 7INCH

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f)999 full
size tinted dust cover and heed.
Phone lack for private listening.
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lag of 300. Soft
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39$

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TAPE
PLAYER
Feature, rotary controls for volume and

Solid state with elf type numerals
Wakes to music or alarm No 650
Rig, 2499

tons, earphone lack, track indicator lights
and matched speakers No 3800
Rig 49 95

RADIO

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32-oz. Your
Choice of
scents.
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SHOWER
MASSAGE

FABERGE
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CONDITIONER

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lUND

PLASTIC STRIPS

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119

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Shampoo In
color. Asst.
shads..
Limit 1

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Gives you a massage with every shower'
Choose spray. massage or combination

99* 1 5..oz. with
wheal germ oil
6 honey.
Limit I

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ivs$, skin ritatIons. bliss £
tings. Ivy and oak polsioning
nd surface skin pain.

HAMILTON BEACH
MINi DRIP
COFFEEMAKER

SUNBURN SPRAY
6-oz. Relief of sunburn, burns.
itching I more. Rig. 1.9$

..' Brews up to 4 cups of coffee In minutes
' Also great to heat water for tea. soup mix
or instant coffee. Keeps cot'0s at serving
temperature. Rig. 1399

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TOASTER
2-slice touter with automatic
7 mInerals plus natural wheel
germ. $0 capsules Rig. 4.59

S6I1llieI.I. 7_I

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WATER FILTER
by Water
Water Pik' Turns ordinary tap I
water Into purer.
tastier water
Model -t
179911og 2399

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FILTER 2'
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12"
FAN
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operation Adu5tabl. with
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5 88 thermostatic control a told.
'
fig handle Rig 699

with almond
vitamin I. Rig. 116 '......
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126

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HAND
MIXER .
3-speed model with chromeplated beaters and beater
elector Model 97 Rig 999

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CAN
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navailabie. we all offer you a rainchoci We may, at our option. also otter a
ubititule of equal or better value, but you may choose a raincrisci It you wish
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ISOPROPYL

ALCOHOL

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of cleat

23"

rubbing

compound.
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9

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SUPER
GLUE 3

FOOD PROCESSOR

Slices. shreds mixes &amp; chops

Even mixes bread dough. In
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super strong'
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with cuticle

conditioners.
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9

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hands and alarm sat.
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For

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Sheriff Polk Undergoes
Open Heart Sur gery

VOS 1tI14( SUNDAY, JUl41 4, WI

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DENNIS F'i:oi. %
Herald Staff Writer
Seminole County Sheriff John
Polk. 46. alter undergoing 4 hours
of open heart surgery this morning
was resting comfortably in the intensive care unit at North Florida
Regional Hospital in Gainesville

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According to Sheriff's department
spokesman John Spoiski, doctors at
the hospital have diagnosed his
i'ondition as blockage of to heart
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Dr Arthur Nt'smith, formerly of
sanford, performed the double
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S1lski said this is the first time
he sheriff has ever experienced
wart trouble lie said Polk wasn't
'ecling well last neck and local
lodors suggested he go to the
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lie had no idea it was his heart,"

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The announcement of i'olk's
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surgery went beautifully and he is
doing well," a sheriff's department
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"Whatever The Mind Of Man Can
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Believe that and you're off and nmtung
In the world of positive tlUnk.ra
The pethclplw of pIti, thitillN, we
not all new, how they are being applied In
Seminole Coonty, however, U relatively
new and experImental.
David Flint is a 30-year-old disciple of
positive thinking or positive mental attitude and the Longwood resident Is at.
tem*lng to pass on the philosophy to the
people he works with: Those on parole,
probation or in a pretrial intervention
program.
"What I like to do the first two nigtt. Is
show them they are where they are
because they put themselves there," Flint
said. "Then Itry to help train their minds
to (twit In a positive way. To set goals,
develop self-confidence.
"To tune-in to the positive elements of
their nirowidinge," 1,1mM said.
The coarse Is offered for eight weeks at
Seminole Cr.snmwilty College SCC). It Is

Polk will spend about two days In
the critical care umt and a total of
two oithree weeks at the hospital
before returning to his Sanford
home for a three to four week
recovery period, he said in a memo
released today to sheriff's department employees.
Polk was a trooper with the
Florida Highway Patrol before
winning over appointed sheriff
Peter %Iilliot. He has been reelected
twice since that initial victors
Chief Deputy Duane Ilarrell
assumed Polk's duties until the
sheriff returns

'I used to think
the world owed
m• something'
cw-.poeeor,d by the school and the Sanford
office of probation and parole.
A graduate of the nud raced cows.
offering - liar, have been three at 5CC
with a total of N students - $'yurold
Join Smith mat his real
et was
dace bed by FIlM as one of his more
successful students, "a completely
changed parson," he said.
"I used to feel the world owed me
somethIng." Smith said. "I thoegis it war
the J'*'5 Ink and my lawyer's fault I
was In J1U.
"They would have never aim me if It
Until my own Ink in the fast place," In
said.
_!.th. who Is on prvlsn for aiteniid

By 1 AX1JIZtLETLtd
HersIdSIalt Writer
Sen.inole County Sheriff',
officials made a final piut for

Intl ts.Iuig of a we )eil

"I really don't think there's anyone in
the world who could take this coarse and
not benefit a little bit," Smith said. "It'o
sort of like driver's 'education. it doeant
make you a perfect diver, but It gives you
a foundation to work on."
Textbook for the cow's, Is 'Success

"It Ida than get out hostilities and
tenelens aplist the system," flint said.
The program lipentser said about half
th* students attend daises as. condition
of their probation or parole. hint said a
mtiWmgn of 75 percent of the students are
affected In a positive way by the class
In fact, flint said, since he began the
program in Deland more than five years
ego he knows of only one person who has
returned to prissa. lie sad no one who has
taken the coarse in Seminole County has
gene back to jaiL
'iha regional office was getting boots
for this type of program so I vohedeered,"
Flint said. "We've gotten to use pog now
where it's made all the difference In the
world In my thinking and my success,"

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"I used to give the police a hard time
Ihen they stopped me. But. I pay Lain
too. It's crasy to give a man money and
give him hard time too," he said.

Throtha Positive Mental Attitude" by
Napoleon lull and W. Clement Stone. flint
said the program diasses daily reading of
this and other positive thinking boots, The
course also features weekly guest
hankers, wualiy someone associated with
the criminal justice system such as a
public defender or prosecutor, who are
questioned by students after a brief

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burglary, sad he has quit snoking since
taking the course, has developed a more
determined attitude at work, gets along
better with his parents and even has a new
attitude towards policemen.

'It lets them
get out hostilities
and tensions'

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The sheriff drove to (;ainest'ille
Friday afternoon Spokki said his
entire family Is at the hospital
today

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Sanford. Florida 32771 -Prlc, 10 Cents

proposed for m'atzuctionatthe
county's live l'omIi complex
today, prior to a county iom
mission decision on ine jail set
for Tisioday
When the news &amp;-onlrreni,
got underway this morning
Sheriff Join Jolt was ondergoing open heart surgery In
a Gainesville Hospital

New

Jail

through Economic tev.iup- W funding Ow full jail pro ject
iiwd 5T5tI, will be available would lo eliminate one ofthe
until June 16. said I'ruuiLsg At ttw,, It-bed pods planed to
that time, if the rowdy has not Pow. prisonert County of.
'u,nmitted %Wl to ronstria-tain finals had projected that
of tin pai. Use leads csnt* he eWr-'atng an .5 00 withitawn t)ttgtnafly, the wsitd eat cent, $'iSS,SSS
VDA bob were scwdukd to however, h'roudfot noted
another $100,000 would be
run out last Thursday
however, the ((Jun17 *Al needed to modify the resnaiswig
iwsi, it that Option is exercised
granted an estt'rsion
Right now we
I wouii say that tomorrow is
onethe ilesiUine Smw decuion has fourth of
iSwl in a dormitory
to (a made then, toliuted 4y1e to how. Lr of we and work
l'l'oudfsjL
release prisoners,' - said
e it the nisin Alternatives See Pfl E POINTS, Page LI

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who will usisne the dwrdf,
duty's in hulk's absence,
directed the news conS nnv -e
Also attending the news cmfereice as,, Jail Consultant
George Prouboot.
htarrefi tuki reporters I'ulk
matanitted a memo retterating
'certain pertinent areas' he
had covered in a position paper
to the board led week That
position paper and the follow-up
'memo railed for the
nu.samon to fund the full Jail
proposal
,Standard Construction to,
*
Maitland, sulansited the low tad
on the Jail projeti, May 3 of
$4,311,MS That was about $14
million more than courtly officials had anticipated and
II.M.130 more than federal
IW.aie ps,s,, Tom awftainiley provided for the pruJevi
The nlzIuIuhsm voted LAM
'rorge l'roudfuol (left). and Duane Harrell at this
seek to duly the possibility of
namin0 press cumin-rice,
tnmmutg the project to cut the
The tuwdy's jailussirutsim rvnvndtee has teen
probing that possibility
r odoy
However, no estimate is
available of as much utiiki he
saved by scaling down the
itand The flirt
tA Rawer
lrle
s-I
s- plaits. according to l'toislIotl
'isle,
II (.JitAELpl
li ?'tandards figures on the bid
oaswun1
4-8 Sports
s-i.* will hold until Jute IS, said
3iurIal
IA Tde'vlilaa
L,. ASS.,
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II'.,
s-n wesaw
LA
The federal
f ederal money, provided

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*be graiwatba
as again, Herald SpeW BeSet Jim
hayes. beraa carmenellad sesanklig: are
y's
- .1aIy eN hses - the same they
aid N be?

COACH IALEV
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The year war 11SI and if no wets In NO se
Y" will recall
Ash taps were the order of the day, Klagillim Trio send was
crystal char, ad sedly mid pepular be, In class was the guy
with On med geld bars an his Idler j.chd.
in my dais, his mane was No&amp; Tin pestled girl In school
we he dais ring ens chaIn enad bar aech. Everyone In town
bee Ian. He aid "yen W' ad "en air" I. the algebra teacher
ad 661 *M or ask,
* was American Gealmi rI,ImSId.
Here, aImed $ yon later. Hank has diuppesr,d tram the
hallways of ear aftelL liMbed heros m*
ed lade away
alter bell has past hi they certainly change .1k the taw
I*red.ra of oar youth claim today's bus have gene to pat -

Igaredy.

Mod of the rosette, in Seminole ('only disagree,
"They say bow an4 digs have changed these kBits(" says Jo,
Muntgoawry. football coach at tseN High.
"I don't believe A. They had boose and dega when my grad
daddy was in high schooL (,rant.d, we of than Is more
widespread today, tad tin problem deals pi-unarily with
(segraldaften.

plain; Ipodal sided I Thy's *rdd

lksplan. It jiM ini't what it said to be. kida have changed. They
have sa many mere diatraijaitm then we had."
Jim Haley, win idvocoiss a dreig braid of ol1sShian.d rakraWasin walls ha 1W Heed,y High holbell squad, also assg a
major diffeteere from days ped.
"Bide dill and to bea part of something that is geed,' he says
'Iho proafem In that pereds have c'aget Is may of them are
divined aid mess has to welt It has taken its lolL'
$ walled the laUe of one of ear sals the ather day and
couldn't help remarking to myleff that dns and language are
mad evident changes Tailing to Ida ye. discern also that they

We nsa, upea than my rlausnat,, we,, lerhaps a sign of the
tunes,
And you can't always picked the athletes Near as I can recall.
there war only one boy In my data who dibs 1 idihie his sue and
MiMic aheldift bid he sea a Figure lamer and harried tame
after school to sort the family farm
I dew a sirs on my flrdgsaoe on the pair of mweular yogis

sprawled out en the beach outside the gym-

"Tract'," isaad,p.s.dliigafijtge, intheir direction "You guys
to ttark. don't yre"
They fooled at each Other a a puzzled way that Untantly told
me I on ton"
.

"Well.
WWI do yea guys play" I pruikled
Two sicken and a yawn later, ow of them informed me they
s. .I'Ia,t,
hliia.
11"I I..* ..,,L4 ,4I.,*
We bed Maids In school cesddis't"
"Anyway, ma," the taller one added, 'sorting is where the
chiche are."
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right for people to eat a velope for ittomein care ofttiis
moderate amount of lean Ineat newspaper. 11.0. Box 1551
from which all the fat has been Radio ('Ity Station. New York,
removed even if they're on a NY 10019

stewardesses dared as the
wo ian. in her mid 211is.
climbed over the SIS
middle seats of the wide
cabin Jet, whooping and
waving the bottle.
"She had a beautiful
body," a female passenger
said. "Short blonde hair, a
complete suntan all over
But di. waan't a natural

blonde, holding on to her
tiuttle and chirsered by the
applauding passengers.
was faster.
The stewardess caught
up after 15 minutes. subdued the unidentified
woman, wrapped her in the
blanket and took her back
to first class
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Her tlso4 rr.t-r,t trill took plate this week g stir
trasi-lej fmu.is Va Ijt,stt-,ad, t,,',ui - I- S.,rsfirl ui sear, h --I her
It'd cat. %lowi.'
Thot. oioega 44 thor 11119,41fla: "ill)"Ir tlegAn in o"JI10 4 ill %lr%
("irnrllha,Itr,s'sria-tj fri,tii Ii.iItit '.id, ha is, .snfortI on
her way up to ('onnes-ticut
I had placed her in the tar sernught with the wintiw,
down like I usually do,' Mr's ci,rnrll ,,ai't
- There was a k4 of noise I ruin nearby tars anti that
probably frightened her Vi hen I opened the dour, the )Iit
flew out and went underneath the ,,ar." sh, said
Several efliployees trot,, the local holiday Inn tried to
assist Mr., Cornell Ut rattwvtng tts. cat, but Muw** uisJd
tia'sr no-part 4 it as she Iwulprsl frotis one car to ani4hcr
The last tinie I us. her the was teanng up the east 'side
of the building, %tr's ('urneil recalled
Hut the lotionif the tat .1w is gray With a white shed,
legs ansi 'st,.ius it has n4 ikm aragri the owner
I hall to go ti.a, it' (snrur,'ticut 50 in sister pot ..4s in
11w llt-r*lil hut I cutdski I cta away 'so I i'artse has I ford
hew slay's to see what I an Is,' the s.si,f
In 'sslistu'ting her si-an Pu, the retired I ,Iflflt1IiUi stItr

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Iair, t he to.r t'w in the back of the trap
lust I1i's far eSelI with at the help the ,ear h f-c
%l'air II's protest fruitless
Iii, getting s. Jrpreswsl tir'sais,w I tkei I has? mtit
nune - but I Ui ug ht when Is aziit- bat I I ii he able to find
tw will
her
I.s. hi l,a Mrs I urna-Il gets in tw't am Is 'oiiipanersi Li,
Vi-i iwo ptuwlles, isa and Jacque-. ansi ride', aruW-.I
tiopni~ to find the missing loloote
tier tspr's were lifted earlier this week whell
rr'spontting to her tLuslfsed .4
an emplo),, train
.'iriisinole Meniuiial called arid said trw cat was under a
"at In the parking hA
I wer* with Mows., tavuede can of cat touti, and
placed wsise under the cat, but it turned out it -am
Mows.," Mrs ('sanell said
She recalls another call she received before the came
beet down hans CUIIIISCtICIA,
A Lady hid gone to (Pie piiwiti to lasok f'w Ps,t pnaifle and
IJIS 3 'at that looked like Mowi, but it turned out it
wag' I
Mr's trnril a lose for the missing cal spoons 10 yr.r's
was crying in the bushes tidr our

tI.IIW 4,5,1 my .i.iet saul tier out of Its.' bushes and
'sins' then die lisa ne'srr left,
'sin.

lajiwnts 'sirs t','rneIJ

hat flails-si tier Mt-uwie, bt be,ass.- it shari

I' sat Sts-.wtr we . haluapul it to Mut,ie ' 'she skieti

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nw-li is retigniing to I sauw-stis of 11ir's.l,a - but

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Itie fila(rtiitiit II I at trap nw-ar 'sirs I 'mnrll h4r1
i-lath
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.bi.-sf sat fs.f .ini ''nit' inu,'siI.' tri.'.', s ,i 'swit hi (tot

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41-Al iiWot AIM)4t S:uo in trao%tX)cUtIlsn Anti roo'(p,

wommons

Sheriff Officers Awarded
13) MAIL VUltoll.t.f I%%
Itt-raid 'vIall rite,

Ills" rr6i4lAf 4irplitlirli Anti
- 'wily fire tiglltrfs were gist-si
raise's in thur thiisjs.Ije .4 the fiscal
She tilt
'st r g tIi ts
year. a,-c 'riling ti, I siunty
lieutenants anti s.iaptaiuts hair 'si Ili in; it rat or
Hog e r
been given 113.102 in raises 've?swmndi-r
retr.gctive ti June 1

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sponsored
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nirnde'l hsy it' s'cilidn. I Per Iii uric half per emit fir
ss.qutwl simpamluirrit, I.11owing I ,rideriassls (ci 19 latc?flt fur
request by Sheriff JAws lull for sergrunt,s anal captains, sit
raise's totaling 1,9N l'slI turtling to Hun Thames
ansenslesittual request in a letter br,.tur of personnel there are
to the caihuiiussaun I urwIa,. 13 sergeants 12 ueidcn,ants and

saying hi- aouicl supus4t the bass captains in the sherull's
rr,'atuhsrnslat

'sue MiI'KIP'C', lag, 1.1

by Stan Lee and John Romita

,f4Nr,rv' Ca

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with is

probk-ns It wasn't too fungi, nsotrumi,p

gullible and it's difficult to pull have enough buckets aboard to
the wool over )oig'eyes. Today. do the Job.

TAT

into consideration the woman's
contribution to the family as
housekeeper and mother. the
danclarilof living the family Is
used to; and sacritices made by
the wife, including working to
put her husband through
college an.I giving up a
professional career
Mrs t)avis, Dlanip., said
the t*lI *ill ensues that middleaged women get adequate
alimony

l the flight, we Just
there and sintiled

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the Ill)ujhjIs't,Itl liii luils". list'

planketl the king'
West siitn,uallcd by iir.sp-

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aluiiony, would ha's, to take

woman sai d For the rest

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l'forr d.c i'. through, lro(hs S orneil will has,.

A Judge, when awarding

grills in niy life." one

a

Its.' utn'ss'sa'r is that s..

steirch4l the right club

by Bob Thavu

herself

I never saw so many

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'a .

can find a job and Support

li Angeles

ro-ailer i%k% if %I- vilvir opi-ri

SPIDER-MAN

FRANK AND ERNEST

The woman - slept like
baby" until the flight got to

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W.s'sh,sngt.nu, 1)1'

Pa,%% lIA%N

Normally you're not very Unfortunately. you may not

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at It or a highai'r s-aol, but us
aed Alan Son ta g
South led tluniiisy"s tturti' tin violate 'stir res'u,,wia'n,ta
tilt (to casino anal hail that
of spade's at irk It two It s'smis

credit where ct-edit is due you'reabsolidelycertalnof the
today. but also appraise the (ads.
realistically. I)on't
(EMINI May 21-June
concede them strengths they Someone
with
financial
don't possess.
problems may be looking to you
SL'OIIPIO fOci. 24-Nov. fli to bail them out today,

INC$''

sires's her, the blonde's
travelling companion "Just
crawled under the seat."
another passenger said
"lie didn't even go after
her or anything '

•

hint r.'i'istiig,s.',ssf it u,,l,'s's

based upon
exaggerated inLIBRA i8ept. ZUXI 23,(;Ivt formation. Make no moves till

OP

Motorists have until Jan Ito

Increase their I'll' insurance it
they don't already carry
$10,000
(Ni 1usda. Askew signed a
bill protesting middle-aged
tt,usewi'srs fruni the financial
trials of sodden divorce Rep
helen tordon Pavia' tall is
designed to make sur e the
woman gefi alunony Lllitd

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Gunter said

PS

South

I'a's's i
'vi
lii's's

Ity Oswald fat uby

buddy-buddies.

Senate bill 318 adtlresses
f
at t he heart of high

lii the Sanford lIe-creation

Opt'niiig It-all

TAURUS Aped 3May 101
is ganging up against you. There is a danger today that
You'll sus pect even our clos
e you might formulate plans

KID,1

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WI-st must drili tit#- right

Vulnerable Nritlwr

This may be one of those days quite tbln
by Sto4fwI &amp; H.imdahl

THOLL OE

10, holding a bottle of
champagne, laughing and

involved

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automobile Insurance liabifih
and uninsured motorist rates.
excessive, costly and oftentinies frivolous and
fraudulent liability lawsuits,'

1)ealer: Ninth,

w here It may appear everyone

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fatty'-

absolutely necessary to be

lie

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realizethatcholine Ii present Ut cholesterol blockage (*hers
many other foods, There is an who want this information can

lats

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National Airlines Flight SI
was nudway on its fivehour trip from Miami to
los Angeles when a naked
blonde with a "beautiful
body" came running out of
first class into the 'No

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more straws than any catnel

lea,

Frills" section of the l)C

I.EO Ijuly' 23-Aug. 22i assertive. Today you might be
sovidlitheithrong people, under
Sonicione will be looking to
your
ttoad
the
wrong circumstances.
on
dump their woes
ARII'.S sMarcti 21-April ISu
shoulders today. It could be far

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low

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however, you itiuty take what
June21. lI
you hear verbatim.
Thus nunung year an inSA(.I'flARItS Nov. 23-t)ev
t eresting new acquaintance will 211 For someone who takes
WIN AT BRIDGE
form a strong attachment br pride in his or her in- _________________________________________________
you. She will introduce you to dependence, you could be cast
fresh interests and a happier in the unfamiliar role of leaning
way of tile,
piiig lu's tight It w.t's o
too heavily on others today.
s'twlsa-i.n .s,gnul. hut if jilsi,
('APlIl('flBll iI*c v,ja,
nin-i,
(AN(')'it June 21-July 221 In
SS,i's .511 i"swiiii.,i pl..s Mu
partnership arrangements 191 Poor judgment today could
liii t',siiti,iut',i with ii,.- fist'
Va.-t
u.k tilt' ilt'i' .ini It'll
today you're likely to find lead you into involvements
KQ
'
his, k tti,' sit-ut,', s.hs,'tt'u1.s,,
yourself in the giver role, with where the odds are against you.
4111, , •
Lost s.ii' ,sbl,' its .'.s'sh his'
your associates as the takers. Size situation,s up carefully
I'AliT
hs It ,i,iii 'st't,'ti sit slots's
Strive for a fairer balance. Find before you leap in.
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AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb 19i
alA to whom you're rixiian,
,
V-h
'slisIlus ,n ii's lawsit
True
humility'
is
a
noble
virtue.
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I usni l's 'i',iti r
tu'aIIy suited by sending for
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Ih'f.',.' " Wa' bk,' Its,' ,o,'
your copy of Astro'(traph but 1043) you could humble
4
%padt.%
Illic% it% atillo-litic.
letter Mail 50 cents for each )uursdf unbecomingly. let at
but tss,,,,Ii'r if 'sia,is,-s.ns' .fi.ln't
,
least
a
portion
of
yo
ur
ego
shine
i
r,
,
anti a long, self-addressed
ii. 'i.itis-thuiiug with the u luh
w
stamped envelope to Astro- through
suit it) sat till o st.,n,sl.,rul but
ifi'l
I'LSCI'.S
uFeb
20-March
20i
(.rapfi,l'.O ikus4BJ, ft.adiot'ity
-..'r's difficult la..k Iuts'sitis'ii
(J h'
1-:41"t Hiust lead liii' king
Station. NY. 10019. Re sure to There are tunes when it is
specify tarth sign

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June

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blonde
"She perched on top of
ROSS 27. guzzling champagne. and the passengers
started laughing and
clapping She said she had
Just inherited 1-5 nulluori
anti that's why she was
do ing it
The chief flight at'
tendant, carrying a

leanmneat, And it's

ByIRNlCIBEt)E(it)l.

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suits except in cases ss.stitutionl amendment pro. minimum personal injury pro-

Coffee,

So. in summary, you don't

but I suspect that you do not
Poll.

fed

prohibiting '- pain and sut- agreed to drop his drl%e for a from $5,000 to 110.000 the

lack ol knowledge about need to eat eggs or liver or take
lecithin. Lecithin does not lecithin to get your choline and
contain usositol and it does not you're not getting one single
contain any H vitamins blessed vitanim or inositol (roiti
whatsoever. Wherever you got lecithin tablets. Facts are facts
that information, you shouhi
I'm sending you The Health
discard it. Lecithin is lecithin
Just as I have described it m the letter number 1-2. Cholesterol.
Triglycerides. Blood Fats,
Atherosderosis, to give you a
It's true "cc do need choline better understanding of blood

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Gov Reubm Askew today involving death or serious in- ruttiting the suits in all cams tectim Insurance
a driver rnuist
signed a no-fault automobile
when it was passed by the lY$ tan), but legislators said the
insurance txll that Supporters
say will cut rates 20 percent by Gunter endrsed the bill and
The ,neasuri' aL-o increases less than $10 year

choline you need if you're o a
sensible diet. paying good
l)I;AIt REAI)EH - I'm glad money- for additional amounts
you benefited from your weight of t that SSllfl't t used is really
reduction and wish more people a rather useless exercise
woulIt(k) the same. I can't

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content, so how about using choline your own body needs
lectuthin as a good source of Since your body can make t he

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manul1ure choline ))

it is true that choline is found If ou're getting an adequate
in meat. ego and livers but amount of protein in )our dirt
many doctors advise us not to all )our body
to
3 use
two ammo acids. gl)cuw and
because of their cholesterol methionine, to make all the

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Because &gt;our bud) can

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need the choline and the Sf)eCIaJ foods to get choline

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wore it can be absorbed in the choline
blood stream, meaning it is
Now I'm not recolhsrIlending
ta'nken down into the fsit) acids
Ann cholune. I think we probably that people run out and eat

by Art Sansom

LKTI5I3I"M5Tr9.I09WW
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itamuu. Although I realize highest sources of choline.
that the lecithin is digested containing 350 to 400 rings at

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If you ant to be a real health
.-gp
belie
ta
contains inoctol and other ft nut.' wheat germ is one of the

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threeoh SOto 100 mgi in a threeand-one--hall ounce portion. And

of

combination
Is
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trigl&gt;-cmdes and

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contain a reasonable amount of

lttun You gate that lecithin

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place if I had done this earlier.

II Pacs, p0.?

Sanfori:14 Florida )'I Prtp 10 Cents

Lamb

to take medication in the first

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your columns on high blood
pressure helpful and 1 reduced
me IS po unds and got of! high
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Commerce

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Could

Trap

Senate Boss:

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Cut

Budgets

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merce Secretary J ua nita Kreps

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TUMBLE WEEDS
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California could trap cities in
"the most vicious of cycles'

tales
with
property
diminishing and the need for
servi ces espanding
Mrs (reps. addressing the
final session of the U S. ('onference of Mayors, said the

simt... sum

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winkittift

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roan) other states, anti the

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money

they raise goes fit lv,suveiy to

sities. tvsgslles arid setsutil a3&amp;SnCt$
it will surpass tile III
lewis wants to cuMtul cap spending
billion mark for the tint time has coelung fiscal year asutJ hna
skuial4td since the nia,1

ISO's

That could Pa act-uaspliiwd by tlnsdutg the grow th us tiw
budget to, say 7 pe r cent a year, or capping the nutistier of tale
ensployees A nother issethod would be to male the pubIs.' schou(s

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totally slate landed. wtudl eawald cost suns. $ mithurs a year,

A
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but whal, the ir on is tutu. let's do

Lewis, a West latin Heath bususes,uosan. sia'ceest's Senate
i'resi.knt lea Itrantley in the Nusensler ut(&amp;riisIIkASAI Wwslufl
11w California plan cut properly tales in tu,dt Ad saluerris tisdi
in Ptursds already arc tapped. lassie said, the y are lower than in

,

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s-* Teles$l
I-I Ieohet

owasure ap

prused by ('alifortua suters eaglia'r this month. isn't practical for

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billion urban policy and mitmesd to savind the culls IAII.nsl
ctcpoial for a btltion ur ban
"The challenges posed by Dew Ahoy

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Aesd The ('leek

SheuJdPresldentcaner:sss drated the President's cum

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ma's Proposition 13 should
us
larger share of the cost of city'
ca

CAN VA

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Today

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I'Ll.

Inconn.usg Senate I'y,'s,adent Phd
ItIlAlI.,II 'Ul'I
stats ordered cutiusiidt statt directors t$*y to t'sane up sith

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phi save

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l'roposition 13 make your minlmiini needs"
difficul t $uta nets mote one"It is piutrdlally Us. 1001*
rous. I share )our mwern viclovp of cycles," %he saild
about t he need tu rnaustausi
The t'omsiuerce secretary told
rodservicesus ft fac,t, thernayotsthattheeMofa
real or potential as rebel- tax retetii.m should -prod mote
lions.' the sit
dates into asswn
a greater
"tiesrly, a significant diani- share of the cod i4 urban
nidion of services will produce services
panic out -mlgratuons of firms
The king range solution, she
and
residents,
further sasd.is tot the datesto let citi.s
diminishing the (as
e and beoadentheir Lasbas.an4 er
further reducing the ability of incentives to reduce
_ local
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affected cities to meet dependence on a properly tag.

warned mayors today that the
it 11.

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and regale ka'aJ (uvernitwuts to cad property tales

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"I want to coiwidet all of the altansiutives but we thsyauld do
ii HowardJarib: He was leader of
Pr.p.sItl.. 13 wuts.ng ite peopte are gettusg tired of paying for gov,rnm,int
Is-A built im C*IUOrUIi
and the's are demanding we respond," Lewis said

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Widniiday, Jun. 31. 970

tv.n.a, N.eaW. tasf.'t Fl

MINES

WORLD
IN BRIEF

Red Brigade Prober Killed
On Crowded Rush-Hour Bus
NERVI. Italy ltJPD — Two terrorists today
shot and killed Antonio Esposito, 31, a former
police chief who had been investigating the
Red Brigades, ambushing him on a crowded
rush-hour bus and pumping a dozen bullets
into his chest before getting away.
A telephone caller told a Genoa newspaper
the attack was carried out by the Red
Brigades - the abductors and slayers of
former Premier Aldo Moro.
The slaying followed a night of bombings in
three major Italian cities, including one
claimed by the Red Brigades.

Ambush Kills 3 IRA Bombers
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) — A
police-army ambush squad shot to death three
Irish Republican Army firebombers at a post
office depot today and killed a fourth man, a
passerby, by qccident, police said.

Earthquake Victims Hunted
SALONICA, Greece (UPI) — Rescue
workers searched the ruins of toppled
buildings today for casualties from a severe
earthquake that killed more than a dozen
people and injured at least 150.

Human Rights Tops OAS List
WASHINGTON IUPD — A dialogue on
human rights is expected to dominate the 10
days of the general assembly of the
Organization of American States, opening
today.
President Carter was scheduled to make the
opening address, and Secretary of State Cyrus
Vance will make the principal U.S. speech
Thursday.

Weizman Won't Be Ousted
TEL AVIV, Israel(UPI) — Government
sources say Defense Minister Ezer Wcizman
will not lose his job because of his reported
charge that Prime Minister Menachem Begin
was leading the country to war instead of
peace

Loan Bill Pushes China Buys
WASHINGTON UPI - A bill liberalizing
loan terms for nations purchasing U.S. farm
exports includes a special provision encouraging China to buy more U.S. Farm
products.
The bill, approved Tuesday by a 391 vote of
the House Agriculture Committee, would
authorize the Agriculture Department to
extend to 10 years from the current three
years the time nations are given to repay
loans made by the U.S. government's Commodity Credit Corp.

Ho, Hum, That's* What He Always Says '1

By SYINANA FDA
BEI.(,RADE,
Vugoal.
avis Wf'lp - Comrade
Fyodor Kulakov of the
Soviet Politburo drumuned
impatiently on the table
with his pencil eraser, a
thoroughly disdainful
expression clouding his
features.
On the floor a( the vast
glass and steel conference
center Tuesday. President
for life Josip Broz Tito was
gently scolding the United
Mates and the Soviet Union
for leading the world
toward glot*l war,
Comrade kulakov stifled
a yawn. He'd heard it all

More
eager
guest
delegates to the 11th
i-on€Uij of the Yugoslav
Communist Party from the

at his audience, announced
he would read oeilyseleded
passages of his
prepared teat.
Communist
Party
congresses, like the
congresses of all political
parties the world over, are
a great big bore
Western diplomats said
their only concern when
such a congress was
coming was to 'make sure
we don't get stork atte"
Asked about reaction to
Ito's warning that detente
between Washington and
Moscow had broken down,
seriously threatening
world peace, one diplomat

wkrCournatparties
of Asia and Africa
struggled to keep atte'dlve
gleams in their eyes. But
they doodled frantically on
their notep.ds.
The more than 2,000
representative, of
Yugoslavia's 1.1 million
Communist., squirmed
uncomfortably in their
seats aid anslously sought
openings in the speedu for
applause,
They got their first
chance when the 14-year.
old Tho, casting a wary eye

shrugged . 'Oh. that's what
he always says.'

What of Tito', comrn
plaints that the Soviet
Union is trying to keep
independent QIrnmuiust
parties
under
its
ideological thumb' Or that
the U nited States is using
the human rights issue as
an excuse to interfere in
the internal affairs of other
nations'
Yh, both these points
have come up before
about a hundred tunes,"
the diplomat said.
..If Tito has something to
gripe about to Moscow,
Washington or anyone else

hell pass the word along
privately.** explained a
ranking Wegern diplomat
AS he took a casual stroll to
pick up a copy of Tutos
Speech - more than 12
hours after the teat was
released.

"Nothing is ever said at
these congresses that
hasnt been hashed 'out for
mosdts before - within the
Party and with leaders if
the countries to be
criticized," he added
"H there are going to be
surprises, they nearly
always let us know in
advance."
The diplomat picked up

$8,000 In Goods Stolen From

IN BRIEF
Officials Suspect Arson
S\\ I"I(AN('ISC() i LI i
"ere killed and at least

District

his cops of Tito's speech,
thumbed through it and,

like Comrade Kulakos',
yawned

Hnmp-

ATLANTIC CITY UPI

prostitute '.cas arrested on a nearb street
Police said the four arrests c ith in a one-hour
period Monday '.'.ere as many as they would
usuall', make Ni an average tcco-cceek period

Nazi March Switched
CII I('A(; iL'I'I A Nazi march planned for
Swidav in the heavil', Jeccish suburb of Skokie
probabls

Plant ing of the
seas finally finished last
secek, except in Missouri, the Agriculture
Department reports.

r

Gold Auction: $187.06 Ounce
WASIIINGTDS ('Ph -

Sgt, Lewis Morgan's left arm Is'vklb$e evUenc, or

Pay Hikes
In Sem inole
Win

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U the sheriff wad," cmiii review,
Kirchhoff, -wW thisWit out UN, Netswender.
cities In Seminole County and
take Cowl."

Dawn's In Magazine
Duo's hub use. Diva
W,.daIl, bet pier, I.

kiSod (lass Poiloi ai at INISIt "

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fr.Aw- D,l.vflp. It Scots.
53 as 0 iiiianio% III 30, YiN,
40 of w.i ml0. Ii ?Q • Monit, Iii 30; If Mo.'ffii.

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$8,000 Shortage Found

lie explained that the per.
sonnet departmelgls not able to
MIAMI iUI'ii
Shortages auditors work to find out what
Ta dutacoMne Use asnoiid of evaluate the pfns,
estimated at 0,000 have been happened to the money.
rises, ths personnel depart- shiertsrs personnel, because a IwNA in the books of the Op..
mint compared the current romaine a separate entity.
locks COIWTSWU$y COrTertIJOIaJ
Collier. aid prison 0(I1t'15J5
s.y w m
as 'a'ang, ono
l,ons;iluiionai Off icers are have asked the l)ade t'oitdy
MIAMI I UPI I — The 17th and
Marion Co_ion and Use cstata gyven Use 05*100 of coming Stale
final arrest in a roundup cit
Attorney's office to look
of (mnn aid Winter Part. under persoovei review by the into it.
suspected marijuana
to KirduholL Sheriff cViIiliilsioiu staff, aCcorihne to A new
smugglers was made Thursday
prison bookkeeper
poft tait unoged on cern- Nels30ender. Polk has dsctd
when Philadelphia ado broker
reported she found ikicrepanPWinn with those cities aid to bring his di! heidi?" 'ties
in the center's ledgers and Robert l'latshorn, was apan
rowdies
miMion review for job per. notified
prehended. it was reported here
date auditus The
fonnae.
US. Customs officials
e xact amt iang is inKirduMif suggested those
At about the sane time.
,n- de finite because of sloppy
dU
lesmigMnt ho
"It - 'j 1 of
Robert Meireter, X. also an
theappropriate ones for
p.sa• bootteelinit. auditors said
auto dealer, was posting bond in
comparison with Seminole amid Netaweader.
Betty McGrath, a spokes.
Miami on the same charge.
Cowity.
"When biaet time temes casual (or the llepmrtmeig
The imdictmrisla were re
A pay cesupartaun with law
wul,lltant weafseu4 study Riliablldation, says both the
turneil in Wilmington. NC.,
ea$srciaiM Offictri in that," said Cainmlalmm, Jote lK)hi arid
the stale attorney's
irr e an II4un cargo boat was
Seminole County cities and Alexander.
office were reviewing the
sm-tied last l)ecymnber

17th Pot Arrest

cerned about it."

Pebhsaeo Oily 101 $.444 . focaso $ivcliy Iii Cbntsas
Day by The limiwl $,ca4. ii • IN N P,.cb Ave. I•ilwI,
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WASHINGTON 1 UPI) — Drug abuse among
American soldiers in Europe Is so widespread
that it threatens the combat readiness of U.S.
Forces, say two congressmen who have been
studying the problem.
Reps. Lester Wolff, DN.Y., and Glenn
English, D'Okla., offered their assessment of
the situation Tuesday during a meeting with
President Carter.
Wolff told reporters later that Carter was
not aware the problem was so great, but that
he was concerned about it.
The president indicated he will take steps

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port and county cdt icuts
What is this amount of some III.Ohe to gil through ins, jail hail sirlualls lrpleted that l'Wtalmeil
That meeting was attended II6,O00to which there has been )var." Alexander
I well vote for the 11I,
reter'
said to Ryan
by h'ort Administrator Jim some dispute'' Alexander
There is approasmately sad Alexander But. I can tail
Based
on
The Seminole Count y Coin- Ryan, P
the
information
['art Attorney William asked Rian
$331130 in the i'ordingrncy fund you right now, lm not going to
mission delayed the Seminole
Hutchison, Count) Attorney
The $10,137 figure is port of the tort provided," cawnmeeeted now' sao I:tctsterger,
vole for any rash carry lot'
('ounty Port Authority's harry Stewart, Jeff Etch- the budget amendment request.
*3.3.3W would be
ii be my very strong ward
an
anti-cash
balance
The
SCOI'Ai request for a $32,3W burger. director of the tillice of according to Ryan ft
Two months ago, ad
in additional funds
would tien
pendel this ri's'ommen4atiin that you leave
Management Analysis and (rein a 115,0110 payment the Pon
it
'
dressing the StOPA board,
eaz and the remaining
However. Commissioner Evaluation iOMAEi and hadespededfromthecoiggym
.
flue ort on&gt; uweth $IS,, Ryan had said the port needed
John Alexander made it clear ('onumsssoner Bob French
accordance with its petroleum would be used as a cash carry
ing to Ryan Iii sujiss
the full $32,395 to remain
hewouldnotsupçortmorethan
forward
into the neat year.
Ttwfusancialwoesu(ltsepoqj lank farm agreement. ac. said
Itchherger
tthe f'ai year which ends
financ iy sound
a $16,000 budget amendment
werenaivatedandthem,eing cording to Ryan The other
(Stote'r
t'sxnmeritusg on that gloomy
The St'tWA board of ctrrv. endedwiththe
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11.137 is for fees owed the
Alexander not ed that Ir an
hit .ini', indention was to forecast. Ryan said Tuesday.
hors, meeting in mid-May, had the budget amendment Ryan property appraiser for ap.
sters Irons the countys con request the $l$)O at that
what I might hive said two
voted to seek the amendment presented to the c'onunuuw,n praisal fees
tusgrncy fund to finance the unesling with the cutely and rnnrtrus
ago mueja not be pp
following a meeting between Tuesday
"In ot her words, you need the initial funding tit the new vougsty
k-ril', it gut larger, Ryan piicable today

Corn Planting Finished

nutritional habits than their trying to function in the 20th
entur)'. lie said that while
parents
"Children will eat a relatively people in general are much
hearty tit JA ast and lunch, but healthier, their en vironment
to get them to clean their plates and lifestyle have changed,
after a large dinner
dif. causing a reduction in the
ficsilt," De. Murray Favus of normal amount of physical
Michael Reese Hospital said activity.
Thus, who work eight hours a
People should eat treMla day behind a desk mint go out
like a king, lunch like a prince of their way to find activities
and dinner like a pauper. Favus that burn up calories, he said.
ICwdd Fries Page lAp lake County would have told a health workshop spoos- Air conditioning and heating
resulted in no pay hikes, ac- sored by the hospital's Medical have diminished one natural
Thames,
form of using up calories the
cot ding to Neiswender. He said Research Institute Council
The funds for the raises win the perionneldepartment made
Vavus, of the hospital's body's adjustment to temperacome from federal money a comparison with the
cities t)epartrneog of Endocrinology lure variations.
already
In the county budget, and We County at the request and Metabolism. advised diet. People also are tempted by a
according to Neu w,nd,r.
of the personnel board. Kir- ersto watch the eating habits of wider range of foodstuffs, many
cfshcitf is a member of that small children before they of which stress convenience
Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff, board.
become conditioned to believe rather than nutritional value,
who later voted for the rises,
that dinner lslhe main mealof Favus said
objectedtothe manner mwhkh
Pattofthe problem isCorning u day.
He said that to maintain
Use rises were derived, ___ up with a salary recom.
lie recommended that the weight, a person should reduce
mendation for shenff officials larg t meal
es
of the day be eaten tu,s ca loric intake by 2 to S
"ibe figures the p.l
r i.asn.
. that they are not subject to in the morning or afternoon. percent during a ID-year period.
department used were the sane commiasion staff study and

CITY UJPI) — Mexican
researchers have developed soy milk,"
which they say is cheaper and more
nourishing than cow's milk.
A spokesman for the University of the
Americas, just north of the colonial city of
Puebla, said Tuesday one pound of soy beans
can produce about 2 quarts of milk, with flour
to spare.

By MAX EIIKII.ET1AS

permission to hold a ra lly in Chicago's
racially tense Marquette Park

Kids Better

MEXICO

Police say they

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arrested three prostitutes this ct'ek inside the
Itesorts Internat ional I bId Casino A fourth

the hazards of his profession as a confinement offirer at the Seminole (*ounty Jail. According to a
spokesman for the sheriff's department, a female
prisoner identified as 25-) ear-old Ito-de Marie
F'arrner of Orlando was being brought back to the
Jail follossing arraignment when she refused to go
back to the holding area. Iii the ensuing struggle.
Morgan as kicked, scratched and bitten, according
Two Winter Springs firemen Timothy LaUathln, will also be
Council Tuesday night also businesses, he said.
to
spokesman .John Spolski, ssho said the Incident is
have failed In their first at- required to take the test, an- gave
the
approval of
lie noted that future business still under investigation and charges are pending.
tempt to become certified.
nounced Pellerin at the preliminary plan for a new on the remaining 30-acre site
However. City Councilman Tuesday council Ineetip,g
shopping center In Tuscawilla. will include specialty shops,
Laurent l'ellerin announced meeting.
In captaining the plan, grocery and clothing stores.
Tuesday night that Al
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The entire center Is expected
All four men are taking the architect Fred Krueger noted
Roggenkanip and William tests following the recent that the first area to be to be completed In five years
Meyer will have one more disclosure by the state Bureau
be about eight with the first construction
chance to get certified when of Fire Standards aid Training developed will
with about ID-IS expected to dart in August.
they take the high school thatuse nue,n were not certified.
The developer must return to Eating Habits?
businesses.
equivalency test for the final
me stat. bureau had given
the
council to get approval on
time nest week.
the city 60 days
Businesses on these acres will the other building plans for the
up to July to
CHICAGO iU111I - A physi. before the most physical acAt the same time, two othet have the men takeus, high be banks, savings and loans, shopping pl aza. - LEONARD
firemen, Ron Thompson and kiwi equivalency teats.
clan says children often refuse tivity is expected.
dentist's offices and similar KRANSDORF
Favus compared the body to
to finish their dinner (or a good
reason
they have better a S million-year-old machine

'Soy Milk' Better For You?

A hospital spokeswoman said most of the

injured at Mission Krnerge'nev Hospital were

Nab Prostitutes At Casino

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2 Winter Springs Firemen
Fail Tests, Get 2nd Try

Fire ('hui,'t Andrew Casper said the blaze
may have been arson-causesi lie estimated
damage at SI lMi,tMKi

suffering from smoke iithalatiun and shock.
Names of the victims ere not disclosed

Action Reports

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Four persons
five others injured

Rca criticall'.
earls t(xtav in a three'alarm
fire Much sept a hotel in the cit y 's Mission

l'HEsU)FT Tilt)

Commission Delays Action On SCOPA $$
HealdStaft Writer

Frisco Hotel Fire Kills 4;

A South Seminole man has —
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CHASE NETS PAIR
reported $0000 in merduandise
Two persons have been
stolen from IlLs home.
arrested following a chase on
Ronald H. Ray, 26,is owner of
State Road 1702 at speeds up to
the burglarized house at 1825
70mph.
Courfs
Hear lake Road. A side window
Charged with willful and
Police
was forced open sometime
wanton reckless driving are
between midnight and l:fSam
James Gordon Bennett, 30, of
Tuesday, according to records.
Orlando and Retta Mart.
Among the items reported
Potter, 22, of Apopka. In adstolen were two color television
dillon. Bennett was charged
sets, there videotape machines,
P01kw discovered his identity near 91 Seminola Blvd., with driving while his license is
eight full-length movie tapes, by checking his fingerprints Casselberry. Robert Wayne suspended. Bond for both was
IBM electric typewriter, tape with the Brevard County Grey, 30, was testing a 13-foot set at $m
player, gold necklace, stereo Sheriff's Department.
Boston Whaler for Hunter
According to sheriff's
speaker, two diamond rings and
Mckenzie was chased by Marine Inc.
deputies, Bennett was driving a
a combination ciock'radlo.
officer, Louis Bradaug, V. anJ
He told sheriff's deputies he p.rk-up truck and Miss Potter
Edna Abell, X. as a shoplifting was operating at full speed an Oldsmobile and both were
suspect. The three fought in a when the steering wheel aid' cutting in and out of traffic at
WANTED IN BREVARDwooded
area east of Hattaway denly pulled right throwing him high speeds from the Maitland
shot in the shoulder by Dr1ve on the lake thienta Gull out of the boat. The boat interchange to Fern Park. They
anA man
Altamonte
Springs course.
crashed into the shoreline about were arrested by Deputy
policeman Is warded In Brevard
Branding reported Mckenzie 100 yards away.
Gregory Hare when the stopped
County on
charges of burglary was attempting to get Mrs.
David Iletneman of Hunter at Circus A GoGo in uninand larceny, according to APril's gun and was about to Marine was watching the teat corporated Seminole County.
police,
strike her with a tree limb when and he swam old to help Grey.
I. TIWLLERS SToLEN
Raleigh Joe McKenzie, 20, is he was shot.
A local resident, Elton Bennett
Two baby strollers were
being held at the Seminole
heard the men shouting and he reported stolen from the front
County jail on charges of
THROWN FROM BOAT
took his rowboat out to them yard of a Sanford home.
battery on a police officer,
An Orlando man was Itwown and txougtd them to shoot,
Judy Jei'ge reported the theft
resisting arrest with violence from a
speeding boat he was reports Indicate,
which occurred at 114 Elm Ave.
and obstructing justice by testing for a Longwood Marine
Sherllra deputies report (;r,y The green and white stroller
disguise. Mckenzie had company,
was in good condition and was and a blue plaid fold-up stroller
originally identified himself U
The incident occurred at 5 treated at Florida North were valued at $43- — DENNIS
17-year-old Sam Johnson.
pm. Tuesday on lake Kathryn Hospital.
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Widiwi4ap,jwo. )Itfl$—j

The government's

latest gold ant lion yielded an average price of
S1B7 6 per ounce, $6 fiR higher than the price
at last month's auction The series of monthly
sales of 3(X).(kt) ounces of gold is the first since
11f75. The United States decided to sell some of
its gold reserves in on attempt to bolster the
dollar and reduce the American trade deficit.

$600,000 Pot In Trailer
BOIWKNTOWN, N J. i t;PU

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men were arrested by the Nese Jersey state
Iwilict' today for transporting nearly $600,000
seorth of marijuana in a trailer
Peter Magistrate, 21i, of North Miami, Fla
and Virgil Humphrey. 49, of Miami. were held
for a bail hearing after their arrest on Interstate 293 short b after midnight

Flash Flood Peril Rising
WASHINGTON (l'hi -- Flash floods have
become the nation's No I seeathe'rrelated
killer during the past decade and may claim
200 lives and cause $I billion in property
damage this year, the government said today

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Since hER, the commerce Department said,
the average annual death toll from (lasts
floods has been double that of the early I964Js
and more than triple the rate of the I 94thc

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Refuse Owners
ather information as
('asseiterry Mayor HillgGrier to
n for more than an how this requested by the council and
morning with representatives not a special city council
of the financially troubled flheetiflfj. (;net emphasized
William Mures told the
l)anjolxi Services Inc. holders
of an exclusive franchise to council at Monday's meeting
his firm has a cash-flow
pick-up refuse for the city
Grier said the results of problem and could be forced to
today's meeting will be im- discontinue refuse pick-up
mediately turned over to wiless the city comes up with a
Council-President Owen plan to help the company,
Sheppard Today's meeting was through this period.

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Evening Herald

Friends ask me how I survive at home without a
telephone.
Easy, I tell them. lget enough phone calls In the
morning at the office to do me for the entire day.
How often I have remarked that I should jot
down the more Udering calls.
The other morning the man wanted to know why
the sports pages of The Evening Herald dwelt on
little League baseball?
lie considered my explanation about as
satisfactory as I did his request that we carry daily
multi from the English soccer league.
Not more than 10 minutes later a Ljt" League
mother called and wanted I. know why I wasn't at
the tag game the night before" Also, why there
wasn't more coverage of Little League'
I resisted the urge In tell heel was home wallclang Star Trek, and assured her it was nothing
personal. I had the notion she wasn't accepting my
argument that we were dome just about everything
within our limitations for all the youth leagues in
the entire county.
I'll give her credit. She didn't back off an inch.

300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FL. 37771
Area Code X.201l or $314993

Around

Wednesday, June 21, 1979-4A

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NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor
RONALD C. BECK, Advertising Director

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Home Delivery; Week, 55 cenjs; Month, 12.40;iMonthj,$14.20;
Year, mta. By Mail: Month, $t70; $ Months, $19.20; 12 Mon
1hz. 132 40.

The Pulse Of
National Health

The Clock
By M HAVNFS

Ew.sq head. Sanford. F i

All I couM do was point out that we were probably
the only newspaper in the country who printed Es
scores from the previous day's lIttle league
gwnes. And, considering we have atmit 2,000 kids in
youth leagues in Seminole County, it as no small

envision it as a towpipe session at the nursing
home.
Sports departments are often asked to settle
bets. At Kentucky Derby time, mist of the callers
want the neof each
they can compile the
office pool
And, we get our share of barroom bets.
One particular caller refused to accept the fact I
didn't know, or have reference to settle his wager.
lied hang up, call back and hope to get someone
who knew the solution.
I was tiring quickly of his game. Alter three
times of telling turn ldiiit know, lasted which he
was betting on.
I told him since he *oujkit accept my initial
answer. I would guess and say that he was right
"Here, tell my buddy what you just said," he
cannunded me.
Al which point I told his friend the opposite,
making him very happy before he hung up.
They never called back and I always wondered
what happened on the other end of the tine.
With any luck! will never find out.

tast
Years ago, I got my indoctrination to telephone
callers. It was the daffy years of the New York
Mets. when Casey Stengel was the manager and
Marveloua Mary Ttwoneberry was the league's t.

Sirangelove.
"how did the Mets do lad night," the caller
asked.
Hey. I told him. Incredible., the Mets scored IS
nina against the Dodgers.
"WelL did they win'" he deadpanned right back.
A retired Jo" an the area who suffera lapses tn
memory calls every so often and wants to know the
name of that Detroit Tigers outfielder whose first
name is Al.
Do you mean Kaline, doe
turn. thank you." he says every tune.
The call comes wt. sometimes twicramonth. I

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Ll'l)
130%'
t;('urgt' C Wallace announced today that he
's" III not run for either of the
t' S. Senate seats
from Alabama in this sear's elections, but he
"iid he will remain politically active.
't' allace had been expected to qualify for the
seat held by the late Sen James H Allen lie
hinted he tuanted that post although he ith
(lrt'%% in April from the race to succeed retiring
Sen John J Sparkman
After much consideration I've decided not
to run for either I' S Senate seat," Wallace
said in a statement I appreciate the mans'
letters, telegrams, telephone calls, and
personal visits that I have received urging me
to reconsider ms earlier decision and qualify
for the Senate race
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The

Republicans called it inflation'
a r and uaisdirecled
Ice I resident Walter Moodale told the
a major
portion of the plan creation of
a National lleselopmrnt Rank
has been submitted to
Congress Mondale said the
bank would insure loans to
distressed cities on the basis of
need and stimulate private
mnsestrnent in large and small
cities

50,000-member

fla)ot' s

in this fall's gubernatorial election.
Attorney General Shevin has always
hon by the way he has voted and acted that
he has the best knowledge and understanding
of the problems facing senior citizens, Max
Sc'rchuk, 76, coucil president, said in announcing the endorsement. 'He understands
our problems and is sensitive to them

Reps Bill Chappell. 11-4th District and
Richard Kelly, R'Sttu District, were among 10
Florida members of Congress receiving
favorable hIt) or above ratings from the
American Securits' Council for consistently

representing public opinion in the council's
1978 National Security Voting Index
measuring votes on defense issues

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IU1311 -- Joe Little, a
candidate for secretary of state,
says if all the candidates from the Miami area
ttin election to state office this fall, 'they'll
have to move the capital to Miami to save
Democratic

travel expenses."

Une of Little's principal opponents for the
Democratic nomination in the Sept 12
primary is state Sen George Firestone, I).
Miami Beach

Little also criticized Firestone's proposal to

suggestion to the Florida \'owug Democratic
convent ion in Daytona iteach last et'kend
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The Silver Star and Silver Meteor together carried 38I.M
passengers during the seven months ending May I, making the
routes the most heavily traveled of any of the long distance # more
than 200 miles) trains operated by Amtrak. Vrwicfu said.

ARRIVI ADYE

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AREA
DEATH
Howard B. McEachsrn, 0,01
1101 Maple Ave., Sanford, deed
Tuesday at Seminole Memorial
Hospital, Born in Upson
Cosady, (as., he came to San
ford In 1107 from Macon. Ga. hit
was an egg proce.ot and a
member of the Vied Baptist
Uiun'h of Sanford and the Lions
('limb 01 Tamp..

W. L. Oramkow LFD
W. L. Gramkow a man who
believes in doing his utmost
every time he's called upon.

waitone
qe. as

a man
i you can turn to with un-

the nrcunslances surroim-

ding the heoadcast, later, he changed has mind
and explained that the delet ions were ITISde by
fewer Officials at a late hour, when no sensor

staff members were on duty.
But Bernard Kamensk,, chief of the mews,
di vision, called tie disto rtion 01 Pemndein's dar:
"wine
from
the
writers
at
the
ccegres
Anacedoftheincldsatwuunnggledtous Us Nazis, kept the atncity hsd OP'
"outrage." Such "omissions, short quot es,
f
party officials,"
tteoagh an elaberel. *4egri.4 adwert (*
Air Us war, lbs hltonde Unpesuil Nest, - and fl
n"quotes or uasemta are strictly forbidden." The,
asu00 1 this disciriging wud freon
NO ktWm any M800 tie Katye
Penstem Well Ms dispatch in Warsaw at to editing of the Katyn Forest reference, he said,.
Inside Pvl*4: "We look WO the tMsid StatesWWO by the r-peas. We bees oh
am. on May 5, 1971 By 19:33 pm the some was a "total violation."
4pnay,
as the wsdd's p
fr
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tj tokag from Ike
Can.
dsy, all critical rofe resres to t he Soviet Union
The Voice of America director, K. Peter
Pnw Yd
pajly' 0 *iomsti,
and
had bent excised, 'lie cetaordap oi'wred In Sir aus, offered this comment: "With the benefit
Why did the Voice of Astuta tollow the
illgibmit, "Any attempt to Moms the
two stages. First. Us work "by the Soviet of 29-30 hindsight, we would have done it diiSoviet csmarship *4s to rejsllW - the Sovint UN. for the
h of Ps" officers in
Unlin" were r*uoest Then later the 1140 date IItedly, and w would nut have made those,
massacre' We tiled to bell sot,
Kalyn Fred," it dscie.. "disuld not peas
was di'op4. The final dory, which the Voice mA editing t'hanges. It was an error in judgment by
the
Ti. Irdainas event, known as the Katyn the canser."
America broadcast, date simply: "Braim cited the news editor, hardly a fedei'aJ case."

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service as heavily traveled and nerds to be expanded, especially
in the Orlando-Miami corridor "

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felt Carter deserved to benefit
from the urban policy
"lie still has to show stronger
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daughter, Mrs Patty Henlotion, Tamp.; brother, Jack
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hart him in the poll,

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quite significant," said ha,
All presidents go through
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prestcled it would 1w Demo.
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Currently, Miami is served by the Floridian from tiucago, and
by the Silver Star and Silver Meteor from New York.
Bob We*mwtone, a Department of Transportation official, said
Tuesday that the Silver Slat, serving New York and Miami by
way- of ('lando. Is scheduled for elimination under the I)OTs
preliminary plans for Anitrak However, he said it was possible
that ought be changed in its final recommendations

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the government's national railroad pssesagsr service might not
have spent quite so much on Use pliWs, fully carpeted Miami
ternirnal had it known two years ago when planwung began that
two of the tire, trains probably will be dropped.

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prove his Image by depicting
him
a president confronting
the woes 4 the nation's cities
It has been II months since
Carter took office, and poll.s
show the president's public
Image as siippng Not only is
his rating down nationally
a
recent poll indicated Sen
Edward Kennedy. 1)-Mass ,
was mice popular than the
president
but
poll in his
home slate showed
marked
drop in support
AM it was Kennedy who
addressed the mayors on
tonday, after the president
turned down an Invitation to
speak
Birmingham, Ala, Mayor
David Vann is one tlemoct'st
w ho be lieves the national urban
plan w ill prove to be a bowl to
tatter's public image,
"When the people learn
something about this plan,
when they come to understand
it, th,p'lI,'nrnp
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cast the dory of his prN. Incredibly. he heard dsgl.
We have seen
steIn's original dispatch,
an account that sounded as if his dory had best
Letters *4 dipp'igs band in the pockets
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Morts
the POd, as an example
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asrattip, "citaui us murder of Polish officers ht
the dissident Polish writers reputed Ms rose- massacre as the
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the Soviet Union at Katyn Forest in ISO." The
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In a strange ens. 01 ceo' Forest Massacre, occurred during the Soviet
For scholarly works, the directive permits the murder of Polish officers in World War II.",
sorolup, the Voice of America recently tailored a orculudion of Poland in INS. Thoujiluidis of
only such phrases as "shot by the Nazis at
By a strange coincidence, the deletions were
dory about a grlaI)r World War Ii maasacee to it Polish army officers, their hands tsimd behind Katyn," "died at Katyn" or "perIshed at the
same ones that Soviet censoeslup code
lb. Soviet distottlOn of history, United Slates them with a rope looped around lIsle necks,
Katyn." But it adds sternly: "No statement 01 specifies. Thin the broadcast conformed com.
aullionitlesi deleted precisely the facts that the were guyed down and burled in mass graves this type can be published with a date of death pletely with the official Soviet
version of the
Soviet censorship code prohibits the press from
The honor was later uncovered. and an. earlier than August 1141," which the Soviets Katyn Forest incident.
publishing behind the iron cialain.
ternatloisl resesectiers conducted painstaking insist was the date of the massacre. ibis, 01
ibis offended It Poles who worked for the.
There is a poignant human dory behind the AdePlift 01 the disinterred bodies. They course, was safely after the Nazis took over the Voice of America. They drafted
a letter of
incident. A bold Polish wider and pout. Am*uj discovered that the Poles had been shut with Katyn Forest.
protest to Hans Holzapfel, who heads the voices
Hnwu, dared to protest the Simet-unposed German bullets. Bid these were of a type that
The save Andrzaj Braun, rusting possible meeting division, lie reapoiuued by convening a
censorship beiore the Polish Writers Congress. it haul boo elpodid to Russia during Josef
Imprisonment, spote out against the censorship meeting of his Polish employees amid scolding
was a dangerous, defiant act, which was Stalin's pee-World War 11 poet with
H4IIT
at the Polish Writers Congress. His Imam did
Disassociate, Howard Rosenberg contacted

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natlonalizer of medical care — reducing doctors
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'He still has to

think he'll come back strong for
second term." said Visit
Ilayim, Ohio, Mayor James
U Mct.er. Also aDemocrat
agreed. m) trial the publw wouild
realise that for the first time in
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will do as much for the
president's sagging popularity
as they believe it will do for the
nation's distressed cities
The program, unveiled
March 77 amid promoted
a
frontal attack on urban decay,
drew mixed reviews - mostly
along party lines
at the US
('orderenc, of Mayors Tuesday
While some t)emocyats downbed it as a bold initiative
that will help cisc many of the
nation's urban ills, many

For Either Senate Seat

wMIIl;1oNiNF:A)_lna recent interview
program for the Voice of America, political
About the time New York's Mayor Ed Koch
analyst Richard Scammon was asked to
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specUate for his overseas audience on the
LISP'Sl"
$2 billion federal loan guarantee, a national
probably identity of the 1900 Republican
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"I can't tell you who he will be," Scammon
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rrphed,"but l think l can descnbewhat he'll b,.
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troubles its past extravagances have caused
'he'll be in his late lOs or early 50s, articulate,
Though its current loan program expires
a good campaigner, a middle-o(4he roader,
(,:"
June 30 and was to be the lard and last such
probably but not necessarily an officeholder.
program), New York officials say they can limp
- Most important, he'll be someone with the tune
along till midsummer before facing bankruptcy
to campaign for it over these next two years"
Presumably, if they get the bank loans and the
Uptothe last second. the name conjured upby
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federal guarante, out of Congress, they will
Seminoui'i description was at the lip of .the
, ¼.
relax till they nerd another loan program,
tongue — Senate Minority Leader Howard H.
New York City rtsnamns a paradox. When I
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Baker Jr., H-Term. But S.cammun put his finger
was there last week, a New York-born scholar,
on Baker's greatest single weakness as a
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presidential prospect — time to campaign.
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The more Influential
luential and successful Baker
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can so much vitality exist in the midst of such
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becomes as Senate (.01' leader, the more tightly
decay' he asked.
he seems tied to Capitol Hill. And that is not
I don't know the answer, but he asked the
where presidential nominations have been won
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10 recent years
triangular top of the new skyscrapuig Citicorp
are advantages to his high visibility iii
Center, for example, arid admire the vitality that
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Washington, to be sure. Of all the Republicans
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it symbolizes. Then you look around at the greet
mentioned in 1940 speculation, Baker is the only
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and see potholes that haven't been filled in years
contender apart from "old" pots Ronald Reagan
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and you nearly have to do a toe-dance to avoid
and Gerald K. Ford to make a blip on the public
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the dog feces and garbage on the sidewalks and
opinion polls
in the gutters.
Furthermore, has track record as t;ov leader
You wonder why a city that Is the financial.
and hisansooth lit with Scammon's other criteria
communications
and artistic center of the nation
cam"
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moderate
IPPiCI
oaiawjl somehow lup.a way. 1 reduce its per
i deology, etc.' - have made Ui*ei' the
capita cod o( pobfl elpI.y4 from 93,10 to I
line favorite of Republican financial backers
NORM'S NOTIONS
near Chicago's level of O0
who bet on presidential politics.
While New York's continuing money crisis
In his Tennessee re-election campaign this
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deepen , so does its tax bite. Between city and
year, Baker, who faces only nominal opposition.
date Income lazes, a New Yorker may pay IS
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has already collected more than $O,O00 - much
percent of his Income for the privilege of living in
of it from the New York financial cuflununity
marked for a particular area Residents in the a city where public sen'ices of a level enjoyed by
By NORM (ISHIUN
and the Fortune 00 corporate world.
area will invariably find some excuse to fight it. most seem to be almost non-existent or out on
herald
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Conventional wisdom holds that Raker risked
Fads' Not important.
strike
breach with Republican right wing
Instead, we hear cliches and warnings of the
In the nudat of New York City's latest crisis,
when
when he helped President Carter win ratification
The most disturbing aspect of the ongoing flip worst things that will happen Barely do we hear the Singer Co, of sewing machine fame, anof the h'anama Canal treaties, and blew a
golden over plans to relocate a boys treatment center about the good that particular agency might do nounced that after having its headquarters in
opportunity to garner Jewish support when he train Tuscassilla to longwood as the reansing of
for those who rwec it.
Manhattan for 132 years, it is moving to the leafy
tsckedCarter'sMiddleKastarmssalepackage. that old bus'atsio reflexive reaction of the
And, after all, isn't that what this country is green precincts of Stamford, Conn. Spokesmen
In the lung run however, both decisions could community:
supposed to be all about and what makes life for the company were careful not to say so, but it
well pay off politically, for they established
"It', a line idea, but not in toy neighworth living — helping our fellows and sharing was pretty clear high taxes played a major part
Baker's t-ridentialsssa "statesman" and paved
with our fellows'
in the decision
the way for him to criticise more important
Indeed, that is virtually what Harry Beckham.
In this case, a handful of boys needs help and
Whether the voters of middle America will
aspects of Carter's foreign policy
such as
representing the My rt le Lake lull homeowners
the )iits has deemed that the suggested site on turn out their incumbents an Congress for voting
new SALT treaty - without being accused of Assacwhori. ,d in explaining his opposition
to
I)ixon Road is the best place to get it. is that for the New York loan is problematic. but federal
mere partisan carping.
the proposal.
asking too much' The boys have been living out support for the loans will do nothing to damp the
Carter's own pollster, Patrick Caddell, sees
"We're not against the program," he told the
in the Ttoscawilta area for awhile without a hint fires of the rapidly spreading tax revolt.
foreign policy as a potential trouble spot for the Seminole County Commission. "All the residents
of trouble,
When I got back to California from New York,
president, and Baker Is moving skillfully to agree with the program," bid.., they don't want
So please let's not raise unnecessary red flags I found the place jumping over the scare stones
capitalize on the weakness. "I think the it.
and specious argunients meant only to scare
generated by bureaucrats who seem determined
President got off to a wobbly start in foreign
Translated: "let the other guy do it."
let us instead think rationally, reasonably and to avenge Big Government's loss In Proposition
policy generally," he said In a recent Interview.
The Department of health and Rehabilitative
urifflialionotly.
13 vote.
"It's his weakest point today."
Services wads to move the home to live acres on
Why not, then, have representatives of hilts,
Newspapers and television screens were
Which sings us back to Baker's own Achilles Dixon Road In the Shadow hills section 01
the Myrtle lake lull homeowners Association, filled with dire warnings of Impending cuts in
tisel — time to campaign, to translate his OD' longwuoi1. It would house seven boys who have
the Seminole County Commission and other services Nothing was said, however, about the
paper advantages Into primary support and been placed there because 01 problems eninterested parties sit down and discuss facts not fact that savings-and-loan and housing docks
convention delegates.
countered in school.
imaginings, but facts'
hadrllensharplylnthemarket — aharbingerof
Of all the major (POP contenders for 1110,
The reaction of Mr. Beckham and others could
It's easy to any. "Let the other guy do it." The the building boom that may come in the wake of
Baker has done the least traveling this year on have been predicted. It happens 99 014 01100
real test is to translate lipoervice into concrete, Proposition 13 as taxpayers Invest their
the peas-and-chicken circuit,
times when some sort of social agency is earsincere action and be that "other guy."
newfound savings.

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own destinies, the national health insurance idea
has finally reached itstime alter 30years of debate
and defeat.
The question in Washington now is not, as in the
past, whether there should be a national insurance
plan, but how it should be organized, and how
extensive — and expensive — its coverage.
A subsidiary issue is whether national health
insurance will bear the imprint of the White House
or Capitol 11111.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, long the leading
champion of national health insurance, has
modified his plan to have the government loot
everyone's billat a cost of more than $100 billion
annually,
lie has Joined hands with the Carter administration's program in which private insurers
would play a significant role,
But, last month three senior members of the
Senate Finance Committee — Sens. Russell Long,
1)-La.,, Herman Talmadge, l)'Ga., and Abraham
Ribicoff, D-Conn. —. got the jump on the president
by introducing a health plan to pay any family's
medical expenses above $2,000 a year and any
hospital cost alter the first 60 days; the
catastrophic-cost coverage would be financed by a
tax on employers.
President Carter plans to present his health
Insurance program In broad outline to Congress
within the next two weeks, to be followed by
detailed proposals in August.
The administration envisions nothing less than
health security for all in the same way the New
Deal envisioned old age security in its Social
Security program.
Mr. Carter's national health insurance would
cover almost all illnesses for every citizen and
participation would be mandatory, as in Social
Security,
The program would be administered by a
government guarantee agency," operating
through two huge agsncies— one based o,i the Blue
Cross and Blue Shield plans, the other on cornmercial Insurance carriers,
Medicaid for the poor and unemployed and
Medicare for the elderly would be absorbedInto the
president's program.
The chief source of funds would be premiums,
equal for all, paid by employers and employees,
Still, the government's projected cost would be
about $80 billion — —$35 billion more than the
approximately $45 billion in the federal health care
budget now.
Although wide differences exist among
lawmakers and the people generally, including
those who are health-care providers, there is a
broad consensus about the need for some form of
national health insurance..,
Soaring medical and hospital costs, which have
almost reached an annual rate of 20 percent, pose
serious financial problems for multitudes of
citizens, including those covered by insurance,
For example, a gall-bladder operation that cost
1:161 in 1950 cost approximately $2,500 in 1978,
This year, citizens are expected to spend $200
billion for medical expenses a tenth of the gross
national product. Indeed, health care has become
the third-largest industry in the United States.
And yet, 24 million of us have no health insurance
and 74 million others are inadequately covered.
It seems obvious that a problem of such
magnitude and so national in scope can be dealt
with only at the federal level,
While its magnitude Is properly commanding
action in Washington, that action bears close watch
by the nation.
Otherwise, the government, instead of being a

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conic from, - said hiutnut
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Beach has been chosen a by Aug. 1," l'hacey said.
equipment. "Until you get w' and M's R'Ali F I..a..i of
S1'..dan Are tl,al ed in. A
cunsulting engineer by the city
On the recommendation of squared away to protect all of
force n' .st'o'. 01 aI" :a . and
of llngwood to prepare the Chacey, council Monday night the equipment I am not for ill)'
a.o .,c,.rn, WC-Al
application for a $37,000 EPA voted to increase the city more expenditure," said si,i.on
( Environmental Protection building permit tee by 15 laibenaperger.
COSFUTJ SCOT!
Agencyi grant. ;rant funds percent. Last year the city
Council unanimously ap,, son of an Aiia.no. i, %vngs
would be used to update the received $35,000 in budding lees proved 11w lease-purchase of 15
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water system in the old part of and the increase is expected to pocket-pagers for the city ocaI:ed ??a nn
b*tC 94 fl'"Q 4? L4c0I11'd
the city.
bring in another $5,000. Chacry firemen after Fire Chief At A V..
A ""a,, *1CAS.,$ J stw'.
CIsaaiel Chapman reported the WOO Mf And
The unit is asking a fee of one estimated.
perlent of the total grant and
Choicely reported to council price had dropped $15 per wilt Of O1Moc 'Qb-cli,an# t'id-diKC
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city council will be asked to that Barbara Hartell, a senior per year since Last week's U5IO"% and5% On 04fl,14i.'W d
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approve the contract and scope at Vanderbilt University, has meeting.
lit said the total $I,$34.41
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Planner-Building prehensive Employment three-year loan-purchase
Inspector David Chacey said. Training Act) employee to agreement would include a
"We have to push if we are direct the free summer service contract.
Final approval was given by
going to take advantage of the recreation program at city
August I deadline," Chace)' told parks. (hacey said he hopes to council for the Columbus
council members who were secure two more workers for Harbor subdivision being
asking a week to study the the recreation program through developed by Robert Hester on
contract before taking action. CETA. Chacey expects to get l"slry Lake north of Seemnola
A citizens participation the recreation program un- Boulevard One and two-story
panel, which has been put derway by July I - if not homes lo be built in Columbus
harbor by Elmhurst Contogether to help provide input sooner.
on the grant application, will
Public Works Director struction will range from
inert tonigtd to ele officers Tommy Jacksonwas
given the $50,000 to $100,000
Jacks
and be briefed. It will be go-ahead by council to spend i
According to the bwlcler, it
comprised it seven members to $300 on new recreation will be "an exclusive suband a recorder.
division with homes similar to
equipment.
We have 10 days from
Voting agairstt the purchase The Springs and Sweetwater
Wednesday 10 hold the lied was
Councilman
Ray Oaks areas."
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view" of democracy . according to White!
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not cowardly and not spiritually exhausted
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of democracy and you can't have it both ways
and you miss the point if you i gut' that
freedom can't stand tip against slavery

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heartless headlines
"Wbt shocks my conscience, as I hope it
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privacy to prove that I am a very fallible
human being The lust for blood which has
taken txus.sessiai of the media in the last test
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Brook,, the nation's only black senator who
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compliance with Title IX of the
j s Civil
There sill be a temg of the
law. We'll Probably know more
of what is expected then." York
said.
All72amendment to the civil
rights act prohibits
minaton the basis ofsex in higher
education and specifically
covers Intercollegiate athletics
and
physical
education

programs
Implementing regulations
adopted by the Department -f
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Itwer years ago required dates
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Jul) 21. 191, or face the loss of
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Charles (,uerrler of the
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Guerner said, approving genuine efforts to provide adequate
progra.-'iii for women athletes
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Ilendria Chandler, Board of
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Just Who Is The Real Boss?

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NEW YORK tLJPlt - Who do you think should have the last
words
when it cornea to the ballplayers on the team, the clubuarier
or the manager
Pure logic says the owner. Alter all, he has the biggest investment, financially, anyway, and he's the one who has to pay
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busy managing on th, bench, and there had been no attempt to
keep it from him. Still. Martin and Bases had worth over 4.
During a recent trip to the Southwest, I spot, with Billy Martin's buddy and former roommate, Mickey Mantle, and asked him
what he thoughi about the episode.
"Ninety percent of being a good manager is having the respect
of the players, and II he doesn't have an)tlng to say aliciA moving
the players, then he can't have their respect" said Mantle.
He thinks Billy Martin Is an outstanding manager, as does most
everyone else in baseball.
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last word?
"II lowned the ball club, I'd llketn think lcssjjdteu my
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tan't allowed to be, like I say the players won't respect him. I
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say. Billy and George Stelntweuwer get along very well."
So did Martin asiA Brad Corbett for awhile. Funny thing, now
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tsni beet anytime he doesn't have a job and give him one evaluat
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Yonkers' regular shortstop.
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night when George Foster and
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Sanford oulhs taking ads antage of the free basketball clinic at Seminole high
g1hrr around the hoop for a little free throw practice. Th e clinic
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IJJS ANGELIM (UPI) Ioa Angeles Rams put 37'year'
Thir Borg, Evert Tops At Wimbledon?
Women
old quarterback Roman
Gabriel on waivers Tuesday,
Home rums aided llainps
explaining he had fail.dtopus
WIMBLEDON. Englandtj
Angels,
Wilson.Maiej', and
seeded
second
among
the
drops from fourth tu $ig aat 11th.
of
the
club's
medical ilJI'Ii
Bjorn Borg, bidding sixth and Mexican Haul
Britins Buster Mattiam is women, followed by Evoinne Slumbrriteto victories Tuesday
exanwuation.
for his third consecutive Won- Itamires is seeded
nth.
seve
Ilth, Poland's Wo$ek Fibak Cawley. Defending champion nighi in the Women's Softball
Gabriel, a IS-year NFl. tiledon crown, and ('twis Even,
13th and Australian John V irginia Wade of England fell league at Fort Mellon Park.
veteran, was signed by Us hoping to regain the title die
llamp's got home run
Sandy Mayer Is Alexander 14th Arthur Ashe, 10toNo. 4.
Rams April 12. A Rams' won In 1974 and 197$, have been seeded eighth, Homanjan
Six-tune
singles
C*uamp.on
dresuth
from Carrie Frazier in
the the itm
at 1,spokesman said it too' nearly named the top weds for nest Stamm ninth, Dick Stockton Of ing from almost year's
layoff Billie Jean King of the US, is all II'S sin over Florida
a
too montjufur the Loo; Angeles week's Wimbledon tennis the US. 1011 and John through Injury, is seeded 13th aredud fifth, last year's losing I'OIicllC I:xpresa, despite three
football dub to get Use teats chimpiondu*.
MtEtw, the American college and veteran Join Newcombe of finalist, Betty Stove of Holland. Pub by IkInal)n Knight
back. "We give pretty eatenKent, who could become the champion who turned pro Australia, ha pion in IX7 is sixth
got aandhomer
sixth and Australia's Wendy from Cathy Griffith
c m
MY* tests," it* spokesman first player in 42 years to win e
two
rase this mor*h after, reach. 1970 and 1971, to Use last seed at Turnbull seventh. Australian
added
three straight Wimbledon titles, ing last year 's semifinal No. 1$.
1)uiiine Frumuholta 15 eighth will hits from Carol Pickle, na 15.0
already has won the Italian and agan Connors. is a major
win over Shoemaker
Martini Navratilova is I'yur'oId Tracy Austin of the
French championships this
And Slumberste was paced by
V&amp; is seeded for the first tune
year. fit is expected to resumor
a JO,t, tMv*s homer and thic
*No.9.
MILWAUKEE i uii - iws nvalry situ seconmi-aeniemi
Kerry itesmi is hits by Jackie Jackson in an II.
ra1
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Robin Yount, who elIer lids Jimmy Connors, recently side11th.,
Rows
Canals
4 Us U.S. I sin over Bunt and Sons.
$
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11th,
South
African
Manse
pair Of triples to star In lii trf. for thebum
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Cowsora lad week
knmer lau. ftalsan champion
littVlosotaPesWesgam, had a thrn-hiller for the lb yrsschedanagneem.nt o iv si,* Jim
Player
Mima Jausosnec of Yugoslavia
Tuesday lintart
with the Mdwaidi,e Brewefl on toerni
on grass as port o,
ANAHEIM.Calif.
13th
The Tigers dripped •
Upi,
the
Pwi
10th.
verdict to the Vaiskass an voks
thu
hems
and
in the ottv g, p
ISOØh th
Nolan Ryan's spot on t he
Wmhleik,a tills he son lu 1974.
URt.ANDO
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l5.yea,-sld
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Isme
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spelled doom for O'N.sI'a t'tarkeh*wlsdane-ej,
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Barker is caIifo's, Angels' ro*er was
the
WCT champion
Vita, Underdog Sctil* (lark of (k" most of the way in Its I igtd. seeded 13th and Regina
Mar- taken Tuesday by
turn. l'hs Yhses .Ithed Pthsn deleted the Car, hi,wui',
$tioiis te (lenulaitia was named third 1a
Dave Frost,'
(id
a
split
ddsion
Thee,
wrt
sin anckdowua
sikavi Of CaschaslovakJa 11th to
completed Tuesday and a
from 13 basis on
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, ahead of Arg entina's
over EddiS Marcefle of Mum
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MarS
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women's
Seeding was recalled Tuesday
also aiditby
contract sill be signed as anon (ilpj Vdm and American Tuesday night in a
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The day he was announced as the Yankees manager, Martin
said he expected to be consulted on player moves but would leave
all the final decisions to the front office. Recently, he made Is,
annoyance felt when the press was Informed before he was that
Its Yanks had brought up another third-string catcher, Mike
Heath, from West Haven of the Eastern league.

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having trouble hanging on.
Many owners privately feel the same way Finley does. They
think they can judge a ballplayer's ability as good, if not better,
than their managers. Feeling that way about it, they sometimes
dull out hg money for a particular player over thetr manager's
objection.

That policy changed after Short sold the club to Iliad Corbett.
Martin ultimately last Its job because he pushed too hard on a
question over a thsrtktnng catcher, Tom Egan.

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At one end of the scale, you have an owner like Charlie Finley,
who comes close to being absolutely autocratic. Not only does he
go out and get all his players hunseff, he also instructs his
manager when and when not to play them and deals them oil or
sells ttwll himself.

1un Bob Short owned the Texas Rangers he realized his
manager, Hilly Martin, knew far more about ballplayers than he
did, so he gave him carte blanche in all decisions pertaining to
players.

Oem tonard Shell was on
easy street Tuesday in the
Florida tAttle Major league,
winning via forfeit over First
Federal.
So to speak, the Railroaders
and Medical Center had to earn
their victories in National
Division games,

Railroaders banged out 11

The buck stops with him, and he knows it, making it rather
natural that he wishes his team tobe made upof them players he
personally wants. AM that's where a problem often arises

Al the other end of the spectrum from Finley is an owner like
Hod Selig of Milwaukee. He likes to be apprised of the Brewers'
player movements but generally lets his general manager, Harry
Dalton. take 'are of that end.
------------'•J consider Harry Dalton one of the best baseball men in the
business," says Selig. '1 have complete faith in his ability.
Moreover, George Bomberger is demondi'ating he's an excellent
manager, so when It comes to txtngtng up any players or making
deals. I leave it strictly, up to them."

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One owner who was on the verge of such a move notified his
manager what he was about to do.
can get him, but I n't haft to play tu6," the manager
id to the owner about the player involved
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said The pressure is on
Florida State, Florida A&amp;M and
the University of Florida, the
three schools with footbaji
teams
This )ear's legislature earmarked a portion of student
activity fee money for women's
athletic's, which will ena bl e all
nine schools to beef up their
programs. Chandler said
Without that, we might be in
trouble

"It sounds to me as though
we're probably okay in the
state," said University of South
Florida President Join Iott
Brown
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women's basketball program

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were kept off the football train
because they aren't good
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and the federal courts
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opportunity
The HEW regulations allow
universities to have all- women
and all-men teams in the
contact sports, including fooltall, (,uernel' said Universities also are allowed to select
team members "based on
competitive skills" so if coeds

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Sanford On Verge Of Own PERC Unit

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£v,iw.uq Hera. Sant.rd. FL
By LEONARD KRANSL)(,RF
Herald Stall Writer
The two-year attem pt by the city of Sanford to establish a local
PERC Is now in the
final stage, with only the members needed to be appointed
"If we needed to, we could have it ready to operate within two
weeks" said City Manager Warren E. Knowles.
Cities were given the option to form their own PERC when the
law establishing the date I'ERC was passed in 1974. In 1977 the
Law was changed and the provision allowing for local PERCa was
taken out.
However, unaffected by the change were 12 cities. including
Sanford, which had moved ahead to form their own local
organization.
"We decided to form one because we believed that it would be
public Employees Relations CommissionI

Building Jobs Jump 15%
In May; Others Drop
TALLAHASSEE i UPI
Construction
industry employment jumped by 15 percent
last month, the Commerce Department says,
but average total employment for Florida
dropped slightly in May. down less than I
percent.
Overall employment is still ahead of the
May 1977 level, the department said.
The total number of nonagricultural
workers employed last month was down by
25.200 jobs, or 8-10ths of I percent. Most of tne
decrease was in tourism-related industries.
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TALLAHASSEE (UI'!) — An

organization spearheaded by Public Service
Commissioner Paula Hawkins has
joined the
movement to keep the PSC elected instead of

appointed.
Mrs. Hawkins, announcing Tuesday said
she has formed ELECT PSC." said the group
will help collect, petitions to put an Item on
November's ballot to let voters determine the

fate of the PSC,

'We b.Il.v.d that It would b. easier
and saye time and money If we
had something In our own city'
easier to handle the problems at home rather than away.
Knowles said. He noted though that forming the five-member
board getting the ordinance to form the local board was not an
eas&gt; task.
It was really like a yo-yo," Knowles noted, "We passed so

man) letters back and forth that we almost got awfully tired of
it
Knowles added though that considering the benefits of
localizing the neganuzation the city decided to continue the quest
to get the local PERC.
A similar reason for information was given by Lakeland. according to Gene Strickland assistant to the city manager.
"We believed that it would be easier and save time ano money it
we had something in our own city," Strickland said. "A local
PERC is better attuned and better equipped to render decisions,"

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'If we needed to,
we could have

he added

Although the ordinance has been approved by the date board,
actual formation may not come soon.
"I think the only reason we would want totam it is if we were
faced by some type of union problems." Knowles said. He added
that he would not set the wheels in motion until he received some
indication from the City Cosnmis.sion.
Knowles added that the formation of the board is not a "union
buster." lie noted that the language of the Sanford ordinance is
patterned after the date law which was passed with union sup
port
In addition to allowing for formation of the local PERC, the
ordinance provides the rigid for municipal employees to organize,
Participate in collective bargaining, and provides a gnevance
procedure
l.akeland's Strickland agreed and added "wuceus throughout
the state opposed the local PF.HC's because it is easier to exert
influence by concentrating on one board rather than several little
ones throughout the state"
After Knowles gets an indication from the city commission to

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set up the board, he said it should take no more than a couple of
weeks to select people. Althoug h he has not specifically talked
with anyone about being on the board, he has "talked with people
to get their piulospiues concerning matters such as unions and the
idea of a local PERL'."
The five members are appointed by the city manager, and have
to be approved by the city commission to serve for four sear
terms

Wisconsin, it's plain meat,
potatoes and gravy, while
Fonda is a hodge-podge of all
Southe rn cooking," she said

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Collins Pest Control, Fern
Park. "My first job was ac: tually going out and 'praying
-: for "I met man)' very nice
people in that work and they
would give me recipes Now I
don have as much persotual
contact with the people and I
miss that," she said
Laughing, she told of the
vegeta ble garden s he and her

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Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington
agreed Tuesday to submit the scoring system
to the Cabinet for a public hearing now that a
state hearing examiner has declared them
defective because public hearings weren't
held in the first place.

1, mnotheralmost had this year "I
sprayed the garden patch at my
mother's home for nematodes
You are supposed to wait three
weeks before Il4rittrig. but the
jumped the gun and planted
only a week after t he spr ayi ng

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TALLAHASSEE (UPI
The
guessing game about Guy. Reubin Askew's
future continues, with the governor saying his
next job won't be with a business or law firm
which represents utilities.
Askew Tuesday denied reports he will join
the St eel, Hector &amp; Davis law firm in Miami, a
prestigious group of attorneys whose clients
include the Florida Power &amp; Light Co.

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2 tbsp cornstarch
3 cups fresh or frozen
blueberries
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Ps Up baking powder
'i tip. salt
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s(aple., siu- h as %4sices
fitilla,, India, chapatti, the
immiericarm S.iIh 5 cornmeal
bread. Battle ('reek style
trraMjt irreala ansi onrof our
nation i tUremikJ.u* contributions
o the table, the Inst-k
kiture that too "'to ti soy flour in Welled.
fi
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'alidaie f or too for.
in a 'r,a 'f t.auiatu lau,-r
lifii atkuii. ansi the l'saf sags like the i anoluard of soy fur
Co n summer -"rientri
so, the sJei ' i'i,ut for eltem,,le,j iifitsthuu I can twat it ntis
products tiii Fr reIjii,q'p, hanihurger
Juhiuiy finji your bag of a.sy.
sa ian(r today hut miusny loud'
but there isa way srosm,l this clifill turns they re golud for
experts f*'lwsr we will be 1I'uibl,'sli Sa'sq'ral ways,
in tot you
eating 1101, if thetis in the
Ntt I' ('.$t.s barge ri,
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nuzure
berail t,.akrsl with Z percent so) aS,s
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His Kisses Come On L ke
He's Kissing Grandmother

that cameras during trials hinder court
proceedings.
Shevin asked the state Supreme Court
Tuesday to permanently allow cameras in the

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Escaped Murderer Caught
County Jail today, awaiting extradition to
Iowa.
Sheffey was arrested by FBI agents
Tuesday at an area campground where he had
been working since June I under the name of
Kenneth Nichols.
Philip A. McNiff, special agent in charge of
the Tampa FBI office, said Sheffey had
escaped from the Iowa State Penitentiary
March 29. 1977, along with seven other Inmates.

Getting maflied' Whether
busisess elsewber,,
t'ONP'II)ENTIAL TO "11*1) ' want a formal s,hui'rh
IT UI' To HERE
l' wedding or a simple
MILWAUKEE*': It yaw west uwn-Ili g teremuny, ge t
lot maw, sprsk well Mhâm.r Abby's illnew booklet, how to
not at all. I am aware that set ltase a lovely Wedding " Sensj
eserysse ran speak well of his II and a long, stamped 24
erntai sell -aalstre sse4 envelope
etnpl.yer, a which ease
ukeald keep his mouth skit we to Able) 132 lasky Drive,
uw'sa'ai tunis, tan W212
try to Is sawiser ,.n,

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Is there some way I can tell
tam witho ut offending ham' I
would like to hang on to
)16 but I'm afraid if I criticize has
kissing he will drop me
t%o

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guys like him s a sumiple 1'23
lesson on how to kiss" Inn sure
I'm not the only girls with this

Hearing Aid Salesmen Tagged

problem

TALLAHASSEE (UPI)
Coy. Reubin
Askew has signed a bill cracking down on

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(ening the educational requirements of such
salesmen and prohibiting the testing of
hearing in a prospective customer's home.

t)I.AK QUEEN: Aiit1iag
yea have jessern .i
a'sa't hasdle al
yssi are very airUigesl. v.ar
Pawl marbíae addslio is a
form of raspetslse gambliag.
1usd Gamblers A.eaym.an ía
$ilepkear directory and
atuIIiauI$ )•1U5441 with that
weadtrliil wU'help grasp IN4
lets... membership aid an
rammitm,at.

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DEAR

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Kiss

him the

way y.s'd like I. be kisset
Thea hug an to year hat

It there's an (l.A. in year
area. year •esr,st mealal
health rtiàe has reameliag
uiilibl' at a pM-t yes ran
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DEAR ABBY I'm a bappil )married 29year'old housewife
DEAR ABBY What do you
with two beautiful children and
a faithful husband. My problem dowhen you ask the waitress
is unusual- in fact, I have for seperate checks and she
says. "Sorry, it's against the
&lt;never seen it mentioned in ,
house policy."
column.
Ever hear of that' Well.
I'm addicted to pinball
machines' A day doessi't go by (fiat's what happened to me,
when I dent have the urge to
MlPTEl,tNMA.
play I'm now at a poi nt where
DEAN MWfl'.D: I'd ash I.
i'm spending much too much
.Ume and POIIbOI4 money n we Ike maaag,r aid state ms
the machines. Where can I get
Or bet). U
thai eat p'
help' I feel so stupid.
, siis,
THE JLJNt,LEQu1:Ei checks, I'd take all fstwr

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I)'pamtmuiesif of
-ignusuhure rrsa'Jrthers are
Irating IWO ways to use
siJ'iifit( amounts of soy ui
fi.il The ruua)sir effort is amnieil
lot at putting new foists on our
tibia-s fast at putting ruis'ra' Ivy

in traditional 14s
pa'ijrr'tau's of pr's rtsesi foist
tiufirtuflately (tsr issy that
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color. nieorsturr , shape or sonic larger
quantities
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Take tread lot instants. hit

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l)E/shf Alihl's', I have been
dating a guy named Al for about
twomonth,s. My problem is that
Al doesn't know how to kiss. lie
is 22 years old, hasn't been
around much and kisses me like
he's kissing has granitnother.
Iknos. how aguy should kiss
a girl, Mau poorMuloesn't know

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sugar
really great to come home and

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3 green peppers, quartered
So no luck this Spring
I onion q uart ered
However, we plan another I
car rot, bo i led
garden in the Fall."
I bamboo shout, wedged
Workjngissshetjoes. Marilyn 2 slices
pineapple
finds a slow- cooker is a handy
tbsp. oil
help for feeding her two

have dinner ready!" she said
have
- -, Cooking from scratch is
-'ganeraily the rate with MarIli,
- but as she said. "l always mke
- cake from mixes. j
have the time to fuss with
• them."
Speaking of high prices of
groceries, she commented "If
we could do without eating,
- think how much we could
save"
Marilyn loves to grow plants
and do decoupage. Even though
- her time is limited, bowling
another hobby that she enjoys
S'WEETAND %4)CRp)J( A
1 lb. loin of pork
-- I tbsp wine or sherry
2 tbsp. soy sauce
'. 2 lisp. flour

Spending
$5.1 million to buy a vacant office building will
save the state about $5.5 million in con•
struction and rental costs, Department of
General Services officials say.
Over the objections of Gov. Reubin Askew
and Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, the
Cabinet Tuesday voted 3.2 to purchase the
Commonwealth building, a 10- story structure
on Interstate Highway to, about eight miles
from the Capitol complex.

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The Cabinet
will be asked to rubber stamp minimum
scores established by the Department of
Education last year for passage of the func-

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Japanese dishes are fun to

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Hecau.se she has lived Ui
many different areas of the
United States, as well as Japan,
Marilyn
Allgaier
of
('assel be rry, is familiar with an
assortment of food preferences.

Cabinet Asked To OK Scores

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min stir cort4antl Add fruit,
Fmur Into I l i qt baking dish ur9
in pie pan lop with I tsp oil
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fluke, up moor, than pe rcent
of (for total prudus.j.s
Y ou can finsi a few peoirs.sesi
foists tie your supermarket in
wtikh soy is usesi fur its protein
content, not its fum,s tsonal
properties
Probably the
easiest so)—tossed prudut't to
obtain tuttay is the 'meat es

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lntrusksjwj with great fanfare
in 1971 during a period when
fi scal was iasdrrguina a deep
pelt-c rise. the extenders first
took the form of a pre-mised
Product that cuzist*awd fresh
hamburger with various soy
extenders

At hid, extended haintwag,r
sold fairly sell. H.4 as me.t
prices declined, sales shanped
Suybean'bas.d products,
are Imsofe widely
eaten than supermarket

shelves indicate Must of the
soy used as proteus in the
(Jailed Slates can he found on
Ili* institutional market schools, nursing houses,

hospitals, prLsJlss, employee
caletmas and the like.
Iaslilution, use
large
amounts ud soy'based pruikads
because they are looking for

more nutrition at a lower pwv
The., pruikirta end up in foods
like pins, chat, meatball, and
sloppy Jun. Subtleties I&amp;a

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together You must detect the and start ctwTqaing )our Oisfl take irrialit for them, she
different scents which are perfumes Like a musical esplauns When hiaLitum signs
NEW YORK - You can't tell blended," she says, ''and cacnpser, with nothing but a perfume, for instance,
a good nose by kokng at it It thirdly, )ou must find the paper in front of )ou
someone in the perfume
takes years to know, and proportion of each"
After she was told she had the tumptin) has composed If, —
become, one AM then you've
Andthen)ou'segottota- abje gift, Mrs, ('ouduner went on to
sow that Sirs Couturier and
got to work at it the rest of )our to duplicate ruling perfumes study in Lata in
and then her hustand. Jean. a longtime
We so you don't lose it
train scratch. Like lavender she began concocting big marketing man in
l'ars,

impat ted ftsil par1itk tin.
Ijenwath the t'dS.0 II the guru or
the me cumulation of plaque that
k-ails to deterioration There
.irr prhabl&gt; rnan different
aust for this tIirtk-r
11w ikgrneration of the bone
around the rtitts (II the trtth
t , the first sign of
.)4I)lOsis the degeneration
of the
women past
tilidifle age You didn't state
age but that's certaini&gt;
wthin that houlitbe
Ij,'r'd liii sorT) ft &gt; that
mans sk'ntists iksnt sertu to be
aware of this and selsjuni ask

IItIVntS tie O sce their internist

flI tt,iS e further ci aluation
It is Important to have
regular dental hygiene with
rice with added nutrients .trçujoizs cleaning out of the
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As an illustration,
the infested pockets b% the dentist
precooked mb . barley contain,
,r dental hi,gienist Sosmiietinies
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and-one-half ounce portion
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dentist ileanesi ui teeth and 'p.'miiliznl area of dentristry
found that I had deterioration of intl such dentists are called
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the bont' lie says very few
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ple have this problem and
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keep the teeth clean Can you often rt'iOttitilend Its people with
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tell me what causes this and such it finding that they be sure
tan &gt;ou suggest something that that the&gt; Iiaie an adequate
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of cancer'
Ihat means the) should drink
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not cancer and it is not un- addition, large doses of
'ii*','li(i
coilillion Your description fits %itaitiits C sesimis to have helped
what dentist call peridon. in Millie patients You might try
tislasia which is t'ortuvionl&gt; taking 5(6) Ings of Vo itaiisui (' a
known as p)orrhea It's slay and increase )our talciwn
atsociated with infected areas intake at the saltist tune }ou're
HOROSCOPE
around the nuts of the teeth keeping )our teeth cleaned and
and degeneration of the bone treated by )our mlt-ntcsl And if
Silftietiflhes its because of &gt;ou olioke. stop
a&gt; IWKNKE 1WHI: O%d6).

JacqueLine Couturier is a top
combination perfumes for them But she
now Reared in Grasse in the of things
can't name then because a
South of France where Jasmine
You don't cit-i' graduate You Time neversliscloses Noses are
and other flowers are Just keep smelling and anon)Tnotss
everybody's business, along memorizing until, finally, if
Perfume composers sell
with perfume, Mrs. Couturier your mentors say &gt;es, you their formulas to fashion
ddn'I want to be a nose at liz-st
have a nose,' )ou can sit down designers and companies that
"I wan to be a doctor when
Iwas II," she says. Bat a young
girl didn't
off to Marseilles
then to do such things. Bitter to
stay home and become a nose.
etecia1ly since her father was
wafer, which is a

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undustr&gt;, have their own
business, the&gt;'rr taking the
credit for her perfume,

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It took eight montha to
she sa&gt;,s, - because
the Itaist ulifficuiit thing is to

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have a round perfume, which in the blotter, but vanilla will for several li&gt;'i Klofters here.
means a cunsidrnc) of scent at ia&gt; for tacit mss',th,s ws when bls4ters there, vuffuig met
this- sarious stages -sou mis ingredients. if )ou comparing to we wtut-h scents
In other words, the same ui-si hut' the right baLance, were lost at which stages, etc
predominating note' from the Silti will get the first volatile
I"mnalh the ifot what she
nuinute )ou wa) the perfume notes which disappear quickls
wanted and, she says Laughung,
on &gt;uur hair or the hens of )our Then soya-thing else. which will
Its successful, thanks to
dress sneser on )our skin. ihi ki,appear and final]) the bm,m- f.out Selling for a neat 00 an
cautions, because its sc'iutt&gt; notes that ufa&gt;
ounce. ('orianeb-e Itisfiej her
risighit pollute the perfumes
To get that main na-teal) in now and lots of 'omens flows
oils' until it ills.appears hours liurianufre, which is s'sumnpo.ed ai over the world
later
of iw&gt; top notes, floral ta-il'
Si if can be said of Mrs
That's nothing to sneeze at, notes and w'ssst,sy tisttjm notes. Couturier that if anyone knows
she s,s&gt;s lavender, for in. she ran tests on the fragrant' what pleases the now of man, a
stan,,-. r'. aporates in 40 hours Ci i-t&gt; ten tttu:iufes, tm ost t'a- s 'sNll ca-we knows
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friends with Jean Caries. "a
big, well-known nose," who
agreed to train her .
She spent four )ears in,
Caries' laboratory and this is
how she learned to be a nose, or

composer of perfumes
"The first thing is

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to

recognize and fdenwy all the
ingredients in pert wne," she
says "There are 1,000 otIs of
various origins: floral, leaves,
roots, wood, seeds apd animal,"
Civet, from the Abysainian cat,
for tostance, and ambergris,
from the whale, I "We don't kill
them to get the oIl," she adds
quickly. "It's a product that is

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So you sit or stand there in the
Lab, facing shelves of little
vials, each labeled, each
containing a different scent.
Then you dip a blotter or
narrow, spear-shaped piece of
paper into a vial, write the
name of the scent on the end
fold that over, smell the blotter
and commit it to memory.
Olfactory memory, that's the

key to a good nose.
"You go from one vial to the
other all day." she says. Unlike
a wine Laster, though you don't

have to dear your nose
each scent for clarity. You just

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There's a possibility toda&gt; that
3VU%4 tlUi(M leave in linpoftinI
(frcisinn up to sunimne for less
sapabic than )ouZM-lf The
results coulil hr painful having
trouble selecting it (ore-er '
Sent for )our (UP) itt AstioGraph Letter by mailing &gt;0
cents for cacti anti a king, sell attslre'ssed, s*atiiped envelope to
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it fir )our k4 Its assign tasks
Ueda). be stir.' to delegate the
duties wisely The wrong
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WIN AT BRIDGE

1978

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211 tie careful whuni you do
t,usifless with today, Even if it
etati you a few pennies more.
)ou'U be bettar off dealini with
reliable firtns
('AI'Kt('OK' l)ec 22-Jan
191 Guard against a tendency
today to put too much stuck in
the suggestions of persons who
e- ill-equipped to advise )ou
%Ift:AKI(;s 'Jan 'I'eb 19
lit )our generosity have no
bounds with the truly deserving
toiL.&gt;, but be war) of those who
have taken advantage of )ou
previously and seek to do so
again

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a peddler looking to unload a
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and Alan Sontag
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Use Care
To Kill
Insects
By HERS ALEXANDER
The problem with poisoning
ifteds Is that you mignt also
poIson you-self. Ever since
Rachel Carson's 'Silent
Spring" a few years ago, with
its warnings against the indiscriminate use of Insectictde*, there has been a
growing concern about their
safety.
Many advocates not using
them at all. If you feel you must
use an insecticide use it
property and with precautions
Even the sat eat
bug killers
can be dangerous if not used as
directed.
First, read the label Those
that are labeled "non- toxic to
humans" are the salt but
must still be handled carefully.
Even though exposure to the
substance once may not be
dangerous, there is a frowuig
concern about cumulative
toxicity, the effect of a longterm buildup. So use even the
mild insecticides carefully, Use
of the word "caution" also
of

indicates a relatively mild
insecticide.
When you get to the word
"Warning."
know you have
a
dangerous product.
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and the old skull'andcrostaitses symbol, skip it and
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June 3t, in

Pork Chops, Spinact
10 Make Tasty Combo

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Leave it to the Dines to come
up with scrumptious meat and
cheese dish that will fllf*Th
guds. The recipe will Impress
the took, too, since it is not
difficult to prepare.
This lsa Perfect dish for two,
by the way. So. don't overlook
as potential for a special oc'
cas$on, singles.
Serve with a crisp green
Wad or tomato wedges. A light
strawberry sherbet makes a
tasty dessert. Wine drinkers
will enjoy a rose from the
Provence or a California
Cabernet Sauvignon rose.
C.ORf;Eotis PORK ChOPS
6 pork chop,, trimmed
2 tablespoons butter
Dash salt

Dash cayenne pepper
medium-size mushrooms,
sliced
i package i12 oz. frozen
spinach, thawed, or I bunch
fresh spinach
l recipe easy l.i.lc,e,
In large skillet, slide pork
chops In I tablespoon butter
over medium heat until
browned on both sides and no
longer pink inside. Sprinkle
with salt and cayenne pepper.
Remove to oven-proof dish. Set
aside, reserving pan drippings.
Saute sliced mushrooms witH
tender in pan drippings.
Remove from skillet. Melt
remaining butter in skillet,
Saute spinach to heat through.
Sprinkle with salt to lade.

NieaW, SinO.rt Ft

It's 'Hello Summer' Officially
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In vite Gang To Backyard Picnic
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Arrange spinach on top of pork
chops. Then cover with fad and
place In a 20643gree oven while
making thee,, sauce,
Add sauteed mushrooms to
sauce. Pour over hot pork chops
and spinach. Serve with crisp
French bread, rice or buttered
noodles. Makes 6 servings.
Easy 1.1.1
t'beese easer
In a small saucepan, bring 1
cup half4nd-h.alf tos slow boil
over medium heat. !Aghtly toss
I tablespoon of flour Into 1 cup
shredded Danish Havarti or
creamy Havarti cheese. Add to
half'and-hajf, Cook, stirring,
until sauce is smooth. Add a
dash of cayenne' pepper and a
dash of salt.

susuner
can literallyand
figuratisety Put
a straw
topper aand lance your
merrily to a backyard pcsuc
It
Yes, its in honor of June
Dairs Month Arid the picnic
centers around Fried Chicken,
the old-fashioned kind tight out
of your own kitchen Seasoned
I flour coats the chicken pieces
which are then butter'ttowneii
in a skillet but finished in the
osen The crowning touch is a
topper of cream gravy laced
with tarragon
Cherse'.Iopped Cauliflower
uth a circle of green beans
furnishes the cooked vegetable
ountry Coleslaw with a
dressing of whopped and sour
creams. mustard and caraway
seed proiides the salad
%5hipped honeyed butler ac-

Sumniertim, is picnic
time. Pack up crispy j
fried chicken with all the "
Ilxin's and most' the dining room to the great outdoors.

Pork chops, spinach and cheese go great together

the golden corn

sticks

k,.s or muffru

teaspoon

and butter, blend well
heated corn stick pans1A
3 cup, light cream OR hl and Bale IS to II minutes
half
Sot Batter may I. baled
Preheat oven to VS degrees buttered m'Afus pans. it U not
F COITit*I flour. salt, paprika. neceiw to preheat them
tarragon and pepper Coat
WHIPPI.DIWSEY
chicken pieces with seasoned
III_"TTER
flog Steit butter Is heavy 12.
Yield to tspi
inch skillet
d.1 chicken. 'i cup ' I dick butter
several pie( at a time.
n's.. and 2 tablespiEns honey
cock over mnSum.tughs heat
Whip butter until fl sdf . bed
until golden brown, turning
honey Serve with corn sticks
occasionally
Hemove to or any Pot bread, waffles of
shallow bskjj'ig pin Bake to pancakes
40 minutes Pour oft all drip'
('flt'SThYCOtJL4
ping, Iron's skillet. rewnuig $
Yield' I cap
tablespoons drippings and 4 cup, finely sliced cabbage
return to skillet Scrape up a s p finely thced carrots
tsow'ned bits from pan Blend In cne'Ihird cup finely sliced
I tablespoons seasoned flour. green onion with lope
.alt arid pepper Cook until 1 cup .Pupstng cream
bubbles 2 to 3 musides ' cup dairy sour cream
emOst from heat Pour in aiso'thud cup fresh lemon
cyel
bl'tiklv with
çsiais or whsik Return to heat I IabI;spoons I)ijon'style
mok astir low Mat, stirring prepared mustard
ionstantly,
until
gravy 14 teaspoets carawas seed
thickens Arrange chicken t o teaspoon salt
pieces on warm clatter Pour on ',teaspoon pepper
gray, or wise in separate
('otnt*ne cabbage. carroft
tiwl
and (rum conion in a large tEst
CHEE.SE.TUPPED
Loser and refrigerate Corn buw
(,AutjrtA)WER
whipping cream sour cream.
5 sen ISO i
lemon lulcir. sugar must.ar4.
caraway wed, salt and pepper
2 tabiespiris butter
labtespia)rla aLl'purpie flour Heal until atmiwt Stif f Cover
and refrigerate until ready to
i s te&amp;ipixgi salt
wise Just before wntn4,
'i t ea.spiwin dry mustard
cv
mbint cabbage mixture and
I cup milk
's teaspoon Worc,,ter,hir, whipping cream riuttisre, t oo

rgriabi, front,
a fitting finale to this J.rie cars prepare both the
flaw and
Dairy Month picnic. what could
'et%U4( combo whippi ng arid
is' ttihte than Cherry Cob sour cream
with seasonings in
bIer serli ed with snows caps of a4vazs, to chill.
assemble at
virulla ice cream' Nothing,
the last minute
Cook
unless it a a heveragcdessert
cauliflower green bean, and
combination like a Double
cheese sauce uPuJe the chicken
(110 MIAle all whipped in a writes its baking tune
blender as tails for it come
FRIED (1UCKE,.
forth
TARftAf4)S('REA5
Your sc hedule for preparing
GR.Ifl'
this meal might be planned
5 servings
somrtung Like this nix and
cop aU'puipiae flour
bake the ('herri Cobbler first
teaspon salt
since that takes the longest
I traspiun paprika
time It's also coole'JI
tea,sliicjr tarragon
t*f ore ser'sirsg You may start 1 4 teaiptwn
pepper
fryir.g the hocken while the
1 woilrr'fry,rctuck,,rtj 14 to 3
cobbler biket soils ready for Itw
'ea..h cut-up
theo%enuhent he cobbler loUt ' cup I
dick butter
Alter the chickens dots., turn
tablespoons sealuneil four
the cien up and bake the corn
train cvatir chicken

( lash black pepper

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CIVIL ACTION NO P11130 CA SIC
IN RE. THE MATTER OP THE
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SHERRY LYPIN SKIVER
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STATE or FLORIDA

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Pie, "at n,a,p 'fiat (tialif,f'iGij tie
a'.d 1 r 'A the decedent S All the
lua"f'ca'.ons of It., Ff4Sonal
',prewnlJt,p, 09 SiiC ,lcue on
.sf.%d.(I.On Of tF'• (0f
ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND
OISJEC TIONS NOV SO FILED
WILL RI FOREVER SARRED
Oat. 'Alt.v t.nat Pubic et.o4, 0111,1
NoI.cf of Adir.n,5rn.t,v, June 3)
IIS
101401 D MAR TIN JR
A P,f'.cvial RP1eW9ital.we
'A 50 Estate oi
ROSE ST L C (Liv, •*
ar011iaT LEROY KELLY
Deceased
AIIOUNEY FOR PERSONAL
I4IPIIESENTATIVE
Alias, Tr.ck.l, J , EQ 'A
LEONHANDT, TRICKFI. LEIGH
IIBSON
II Wrst Pin 5lr4
Orlando I lorda 13101
1)051 in 51$a
Pubi,55 June 31, 71. 1575
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picalon lot th, otISfruton of a
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Vt,. (is' 770 liii of Die Soulheat,
'A the SoutheaSt ii 04 Secto's
Township 71 South, Rang. C East
ILC50 th* We'll 113 1,54 and also 1155
tby Sorts 75 lf.et br ford "Q" 'A
Carl a((Ord.Ag to Di
Public
Records SI Seminole Count,
Florida
u'tts.r 0.5cr 'bed as be.ng
c..a'.d •l 3t? Su.*tPi 5tnp,s Fe,n
Propert t oe50fs e,tt,,n 300 feet oh
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o des'n, to
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A,tt,ur H Be-cse'tr.
Clerk of (dont, (Curl
S.m.noi, (osmrfv F Itida
Pu..blSII June II
Dt'Y$$
FICTITtOU$IsAAIE
Nolice 5 hereby given Dial I am
.rigagSd in busine5 at The Saniiotd
Inn Spm,nola Courily, Florida,
de9 the f.(tit'ous rum. Cl DIN
NIS aOL S'S ILLUSIONS 01
ELvIS and thaI I nt lcd 10 register
said miami CIII the Clark of lOse
Circuit Court. Semnole COucitt.
Fiord1 '11 aCcordance
th5 tIle
P10.5ctO 'A Ihe F.(tiIiouI Name
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Miami. FIa, 31117
PubIth June11. 31.35, )*Iy S. till
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THU
EIOHTIENTN JUDICIAL CII.
CUlT. III AND P01 SEMINOLE
COUNTY. FLORIDA
Cat. N. 15)30 CA III
IcR. TN. Marrsae N
DAVID PAUL MORGAN.
HuibjOd.
avid
M'VRNA FRANCIS WEEELEY
MORGAN
Wifi
NOTICE OP ACTION
tO
DAVID PAUL MORGAN
BCS 32
Jacksonlurg. Well Vrtrua
YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a
Pefitiat In O'stelulien 04 Marr*ao,
Isa'. been 1i
against 100 be 700
Wife,
MYRNA
FRANCIS
*IEKLEY MORGAN, ehereinus.
deflsandi 1151 pSuf marrIage IS Pier
be dissSIted arId 500 are reltaured O
serve a ciy 04 tour erlIlifi
defenSes if any. IS tfi PIlitieft On
tie Wiles aftortie,. ROYCE 0
PIPKINS. PA . ee address 5
Suuti 301. 432 £ H41s.Iy
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ARTHUR H SICKWITN. JR.
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befOre Ju'r 10. tOTS It tor fail tO 00
o. a De'lluIt CII be aiel agent'
,00rIs.R,I..ID,mand,d,,,tt.,
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WITNESS Yr Hand aid OII.c.aI
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FIord. ISs Sits dec of )'Aie Ills
ISEAL I
ARTHUR H SECKWITH JR
(IS oftve Crctpt Court
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o.pur, Clets
ALBERT N FIT TS. ESQUIRE
Edear15 Bu.Id.vsg
North Park A,iuiul
S.arifO'd. FIendS 37111
At$olis., 00, P,4l.orw,
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IN THE CIICLIIT COURT IN AND
FOR
SEMINOLE
COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASE NO 75 Its, CA ISO
THE STATE BAN' OF APOPKA.
Florida Banking Corpor.Ion
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322-2611

831-9993

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Special *.e*ly I Monttll, RaIlS
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ZELLWOOD
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KELLEY III,
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ANDERSON FARMS
0*4011 July IllS, 1*75, arid file the
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or.g.rsaI *11, tie Clerk Of tilt Court
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Ittorn., or imrnpd.aleiy tlierelttPr
'At,fret* a default elI be entered
11-Instructior.
aIJan'il iou lot it,. relief demanded
'ci tie Complaint arid amendment to
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Single &amp; rosip fInnS .nilruct.ol,
WITNESS m1 hard arid
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Pro is CIftifed by USA Pro
ARTHUR H SECKWITH. JR
Tenwi., Rpgiitry Eon '1110 COosa')
Clerk I the Circu,t Courl
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DepufpClerk
GEORGE C I(ELLEY. III, PA
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P0 Iso. 1173
Apopia. florida 32703
Atlornet to, Plainf,ff
Tel.pvor.e Number 32$ lIe 7130
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND
FOR
PbIi1h Jn5 7. II. II, IS, ISiS
SEMINOlE
COUNTY.
FLORIOA
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CASt NO OS I?) CA $4 A
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, laiN
ANN II SIMAS
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR
Ppt.t'oneq
SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLOIIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO 751111 CAlf D
SIMAS
WINTER
PARK
ED(RAL
Respondent
SAVINGS
AND
LOAN
NOTICIOF
ACTION
ASSOCIATION etC
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THE
STATE
OF
I
LORIDA
To
PIant,fI
ROBERT SIUAS
31)1
Yvrfance Slid
HEDGLIN INTERPRISES, INC
,
TORRANCE CAL ICORNIA
,l( .ef as
YOU
ARE
HEREB'V tIOTIFIED
Deferldli'4
THAT ANN II SIMAS has fled a
UOTQaØ5 FORECLOSURE
Petition in the Crcu,t Court Cl
Seminole Count1 Florida fan
NOTICEOF$UIT
D's50lulionolManr.ag,.acidrouar,
0
requ.red t SIVS I opy of ror'
COLLIER LINDSEY, a
d,Iensvs it Sny on KIN
singI. n-an Residence
NETH * MCINTOSH 01 STEN
Aodv.ss Uninoer,
STROM. DAVIS &amp; McINTOSH
avid Ig an1 arid III 0*0114'
AlIore,1s tar Pehl.anec, chOSe
(le'mivi air rIM, tItle. 114 or
"ASIPSI in and fo bIle fOltO*ing addreSs is Poll Olfice ISo. 1)32,
SInlord Flovidi, 33171, and Site the
iiescro,o proFlert,. 10 e.t
LoS S. ibm - i.' DRUID HILLS or.g.ruaI CIII tIle Clerk of the lpa.e
'Ailed (burl ci or before lul' IC
ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION,
ISiS. otF.rre.s, a default also
accordifi I
Ce P151 IlI,necf,
ultimate
II4dlJftiettt all be erilered
'erorded 'vi dial Ira It, Pg U.
againSt you ton III ret.ef demanded
Pbu,( Records 0* Seitsinol Couvit.
the Pp$.t.on
IlOrda
Tt,,s action s..ss an a.ard 04
YOU AlE HERESY NOTIFIED
51,,,O Sun-i aliImiovi
04 t00r leOne
tsa a if SI foreclOSe. mortgage
in
lo 'he b.iO*
onllseabovedearribedpraSecst has
d,'siv,b,d neat and P14501111
teStS 'vitlitsitlid 591.151 yOu ifs lose
Circw.f (oi1ol of the Iist.tts,,i properlie'. Io(af,d fl Seminole
CeOy.
Flot.da 10.4
Jvd.c al C ircit. an Crud No S.rnaule
a LOS 75 and C fliok I?
Count r. F lends You arid •5m II 04
CR Y5 TA L
L Al E
WIN V E N
rota an. hereby ttOv.f.d t file lotir
HOMES Incoming t pIll ther,05
A.sk..iv etis ihe Clink ol (l's (incuS
as
recorded
in
Plal
Book
3
at Paget
Court.andwrVeaco,,fs.m,Si01
III III *4 the Public Secoros Cl
VICTOII W000MAN.oitfs.firt,,
S.m.nol.
(00.11,.
04 *asdir.e$idli. Hainus. Ward &amp;
I77 Honda Civic
ID No
*Edr,Sa.,.PA .PiitOWc.S.. $4'
AZIOOIX$1.
Park. Cloud. 33750, At
till
Ford
Van',
Mode,
No
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u,Ied atici, en or bloom. 'hi hiS,
d 553 (3 5 Jeep
dorat July ItlI If,cu la.I to do so.
e 14 %IarcratI Soaf wills IS Hp
IifdII'IitSt by asauis CII be tk
.lirsVSI
aa.ns. ,ei I th relief d5tSsan
WITNESS Ma hand
d OlIn ial
.1, Cemataiw
ieab'A 514 Court 0.1 lIle md 6a OS
Th.% Neisne Shall he NUllified
AD leTs
Ci(ee$4S, 5504 SI, *5141 (CuSUu$i,5
(StALl
eesesmTIueE,IIun.H.Faid
ARIHUR
H SECKAITH JR
WITNESS lieIiaoIdSiwseCIq,kOS
Clerk o4 C,vceI Crt
11i Cecl.l Court. Seitsillale Csvfs$1.
Sem.e,ol.
inty
FI.,IgS, t%i lie bills uly .4 June,
tg
5,
Cwrti
June
SEAL I
Depsilr ClefS
Artffr N Sensciff
ST INST BOAt, DAVIS I McINTOSH
(leeS OS lose Cmii CIrt
pt Olf. BC. 1130
Sr Pal i terIell
Salsed. FlordI 3331$
Oeptatp Clink
Af'Sme S5v Ploif,eten
Pwio.s*, June 1.3t35. My 5. P011 Publils
Jun11, Ia. 11. 7S 070
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Sanford Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents

70th Year No 264--Thursday, June 22. 1971

'I Murdered My Husband
It&gt; OI.NNLs II.i)t
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%tct.ann I)arw&gt; has confessed to the NewYear
i: shotgun and rangulation murder of her husband. 29searold lo.ssl (uarWnan Edward tianc&gt;
Ina letter. mailed to a friend to t* turned osrr to authorities the
20-)ear-old woman says the alone shot and strangled her huhand
and made it appear as it her bostriend coinnutted the murder

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1 knew Mr.
Hackett would
be charged...

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Tii hustuand in the head and in the nesk I then pruirrilept ti
4nanlr him
In the fashiap in ahish the Prime ass orruiuttr.d. I knew M
IIss-klt aouiil I.e tsargril and cims icte.l of this brutal irinir .ini I
tuft f.e i.0 motIrtir
Na I kisupt I base a (01154 lent.' and I ãnro( bear to hap, ta.
Ii.rs ariihins II liii uul
I i iirdi'ss I piiurik-rrpl riis hustumi shine .in.1 in told tuk..f
pS.flrdp Jacqueline kutil SI.tau Daneyt
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Tile first-4k-grer murder trial if her taisfrirnil 24•%s'arilpl
ttiarks Ira llaLkett, was stsii,ied for ,it lr.jt P1W inioth
Morida it the public ilefenik-ri request
the test of Mrs I)arw&gt; s hand-written confession fp,iloiss
1, Jacqueline Ann Mi(jnn I)an.&gt; iki hereby uilift-s to the
murder 14 ni&gt; husband. Ida ant Eugene 11am- '.. on the tiinrriing ol

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the handwriting ti.*s IN fillillif iruf as I s Plant
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I)it k of t ha' l(.'giions I I Fill., Ialit stur it SOflhilfil ,4i puif tin1
.iiifl tpt-.ruls
i_itO in a uk' Alert lj ti'riu us.sursl lit Mrs I la: p
ti.iilru. lasts-er ,iii'I karat,' rsp.'ri

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urs mdii t;irnt I.inilq.I tip
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te '4 iflUiSIiWtiI nAill,
li_lOis14 is_li Sri
FPfn I'art. ant hiungaood ,is an as'nsiittplis r in the p1.4 Iii flior I.
I 'in, %. *No *&amp;i wrssng in the (',se,st i .uari at I .u'.rrlsrr'. 141,,
N ' ah.ii he ass niurterv'jl
Sirs han, ', trite her t-ru'.teartst or New 'irk, asking t-ii
r.-turn ti their F errs lark holise at 612 l'rsinie lake Ile hr bet
rurih.Iav,- Ian 11, a, us'rding fit pulls t' ins est:gaf'rs
Ikin, t- - a tisepiifs'i 4 the hirresi IPis4n,s p !e ,,ing in 'sea
`1 141 ass atI.' t' irl lease fniuqi his I ij.st I ,',e,etl ti_ties anti it
t,'sp,i Its' parts as ssurihin ti .'11t or. ansi he sas iiiUI'lrtp',t sfi.'rt!s
.1 ter is at
lii,tsu.I sos ilim i''.rr.'f In ,i lit, I. lie is., urn a,ilk:ng in INafrj 'I 'cull 's.tiif,r,t ki.-r,' !all oil.' .i'tts A luntirI Ii,.
Parp.ts AM fret art, I. tint pit his i,fp anaptss',I fl .i lit,ii k,'t
cit - s Is-li .i:- . I- I iii- art a $ (lb "'iran,.'
%'r I II".l I_s'slti\. 1. age 2k

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K) IMIRIS t)IEIR ICR

Herald Staff Writer
James J Jacotson is a
man with a plan
a
package to promote
Sanford in the North as
Florida'. restored
hirdorical city.
"Once the turd gets out,
a million visitors pouring
down I-f still take the tO
- minutes to get to Sanford
and tell their friends they
found it truly the tourist
gateway to better living in
Florida." Jacobson told the
Sanford Kitianis Club
Wednesday.
And Jacobson. who lives

in Altamonte Springs. has
dune his hotlietork
The octogenarian, who
said he turned $0 in New
Yors," 'pent more than 40
sears as a aorld'stids'
Marketing t'unsuftant, and
he has 20 patents to his
Now he stints to potent
and niarkct' Sanford
l'rugress is by'passing
Sanford down 1-4, he
We are entitled to the I-I
traffic There is a large
expanse of space units.
plotted This should be used
for recreation areas
Homes will follow

JAI otisun '. plan all!
begin with a restoratipin of
SlinfOfil and the trans
li)fllLiitiili of the t,tneraj
Slinford Sluseuni-IAtIran
into an institution for
ileliitlrkdrating the ease 01
.idustii rot to a better lift.
in Florida
it'.c speaker rplainnl
that Central Henry S
Sanfonul, the sit)'. founder,
ITORIC Sanford thegals-a a&gt;
to Florida through afmti
Passed the people and
materials that dr%clupe.l a
wilderness into uric of the
until productist' states iii
the countr&gt;
As the niuseujis Hoard it

It ustres I'! .jtS t 110 i-sir
Jas oI,su,
.'iplairi,'uI
l.t.tilsrd ,'ltutts ,i;isl raft
buildings that atiUll
%utilui.1Ju.I thic ITIUSeWIp ,iiiiI
pork .iri'.. to shot thu
ti-s finn .el skills that '14'
plied thu earl', ni-esl.s fius
suti'.is( slut C.
0111111 wiut
ill Path ,iret rifupat liii
It-it' IPr (IJ5'(t ai101il ,ilst
i [It luil,
thu-tent
rlrtz,ituuurp au-skip I. in
I irporatc eistiri1. it
I r ia t 1,111'. .iiuut the hus, r 5 .1
the i-'itiiuiiufiit S
Itw Iiiusewpi - a tit uparwut Iiailit - has about
$20,111) tustarit the I waling
of the initial estub.t.. tither

Eckerd Raps
$ 100 Million
Money Loss
TAl.LAhl.SSFF: U h'lu -Republican
gubernatorial
candidate Jack Eckerd toda)
revealed that the state
t)epartment of Tranortation
has spent over $100 million,
Intended for building new
road'., to assist bankrupt toll
facilities
I:ckeril. at a nets conferencc, said the problem is "one of
the worst euniplca of money
niisnianagemnent I've ever
seen "
1)01 comptroller Hubert
langtorit confirmed the probtern but said ionic of the $100
million will eventually be
returned to the agency
langlord said wine money- ,
intended for building new
roads, was given to the toll
facilities to pay basic operating
cost'., including employer
salaries and day.1day espert,ses
Tolls collected beyond the
operating es-penses, said tang'
ford, will help repay the $100
million, stretching back 13
years
Eckerd said the ii toll

O,iiTlp
r tIe iIii_s,'.iA,
ft's t is I''.wu lest 1 taii,11111 11w it'. the stat,- arid
p r a iii p
Jai itvs.ui rrfrr ti-si to, the
i u'rwi is tiu,fl petit arch
'is u.,thutig I. 'I. with 11w
roost, ial .r t'sprir'.'
.ls;st1 if thie ii 'Iliuliwiut S
It still to' up Ii, the
hiusireps • ,ituiitiunit'. ii.
t-iuri.t
It-rut
''ar
Ie0iUti..is lie soul the
TIiii,'OiLti I' Is's1 4111 tie
self liquii.it ne, ,uuf sill Is'
tun,hs'st 'usd 'f
4t, .1'. 8,
I-i,
Ib,
tiist,ir he!
Irsiralpoti is tat tip fir
pint used
stitti
the

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u.s lit 'at Said .4 '1 Is' %j .j
thai It u lr I is still
I' liii,.
iti, in If
North is ,uttIjp tire, i_i
Itch. ''I t hi.' usani
!,piiltiq-s with high 'i hp'.,f tuitiOn's I
ii ins- wi isill suppi'. It.,
s it.111%
s'Ssetitijl
Ii ir,at 'ii iireie.i 'ullustinstIt 1'1 All unpile 1...lihrst'.lr Ist!.', tb.sri It.Ihu's i air. trio At It.
.511,,' 'i l,'sp flu stIle
ia ulis. 1, rtpLIifwui that
I 5II a. I I '51 iht"iI\
e'hiuiib sits liii Itte i etc

Sri %%NI full. l'ar 2k

Seminole Reviewing
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facilities, failing to iiiert basic
ctsits, are in lirussard. Collier.
hIulLilBruugts, I'inellas. Frank.
liii. Santa Rosa, Itresard,
Nassau, Orange and Dade
Counties
E kerd .iuul his staff uncuverrul the loss of money through
conversations with LXII auditoes
"&amp;i far, inure than $102
million which was collected to
build toll free roads has been
diverted to plop up tailing toll
facilities." said Eckerd That
amount is growing at the rate of
nearly $ million a year -,
He called for increased
auditors to check Isiok.'. at the
facilities
I knot truni experience that
the tiiggest waste ofnioney 1110
spend too little on auditors,"
said I.tkeid "The Department
of Transportation should tie
ordered to proceed tills a full,
independent audit of all It toll
facilities I think or should
know the hit picture before
another dune 14 taxpayers*
riioney is mw'rd into these
projects."

t)ri. yin ni:.si nii:tti:

HI P's $11 SSIF:s

1,600 Tax Returns

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lA ANI,ElJ'.S 't.Jl'hi
'S Vietnamese refuges'
toiq'.Ic aas irstitled by a
federal grand Jury Wedtie'.day- on thal'gell uI mail
fraud and filing more than
1.600 false income tax
return,s totaling more than
$400,000
flung f)uung, 3. and his
tun,nion'laa stife. long
The I.&gt;, 27, hi4h of lar
Angeles. acre thiargest in
thu i -t stunt inslit'tuirnt
with filing 1) federal in
tonic (ax n'u'tugrs'. ansi NXJ
state returns brlsies-n Jan

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at.! Jiwr I. 19$
Assi
U S Attorney
I a'.itiaruI Sharenuss said the
let enilant,.
received
$li,*) from the federal
gusu.rtiiiiirrit and ,ib.iut
1141.000 frito the st*t,'
gt.erri'ijtis'fst from the false
rrturn.s
the urisIi,lilieril alleges
tbui' • uiupl.- •upt'nc'l Ill)
sa'.iiigsss'siiwitsin '.a(aiva
easings
and
loan
A%1,t i.1ti"riri in lait Angeles
the drfs'ndants applied
for and ret rived 435 Sta-sal
Sep-utile riuuitbet's

Ss-iriisl,'i u,Uifio is rr'.traug
it- s
ta is
in
flit'
lisp tilliilijtutppl pair hru'ugtit
ai'ain,'it flu.' p upjgut- tip -tlfr,-.f
I k'fahtitveuuipetr, t'stitifit''l
Ihi Ihtiit''p firs-p top 'f
Joel %A111110, %A111 the p ,st' 1' ts'irug
stu.tpr.f it this' s,ikr ut a rt-ti'ttt
1,-Itet br*ti It_i' 1' S trr,tsuj',
liffit 1.
.0
llrpartiirrit s
I(rsrn,a' Sharing ,iskuntg the
punt'. I. but.' 11,-I ,it
til,ejuujps'rr butt the
pirtI
us iilah.le lsrui1141 as a tsjil'iurrg
inIstu'utuC
I lit' Uffip .' it Ilr'.rtiu,
'shi.iruig 11,_ak' a siiiuular Irtluest
fit SI_irs hi

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isa' irju-u lu- i Se
si'rarui ftp pals as 11.4 ti'iii,.
su,ililir.I

h I •u'Iiir.sij,fi,'tr us.Il,'iiuit',l
Is bit li-s-lu a r.'gisten.st iti
Iris hr sirs,' 1D oil ',ii't 'is
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'l'- ti''. aas •a, ft-v
155 i_il list i :zptiiiatiuuet lk'I.utti
t.r,piilit'rr is hiijpt
I kIuiIIil.'aiaiji,-t,- lilt-si suit ii
fr.frral ''pill it Sigtust IC
liii:, ii- ass ,j, fit. 'l It. i

'We are unable
to await the

I h.utur's ph's lust-st Iii ts'.rat
the new fiats
hi;.' letter. .sp,ithuiirs'uj ii'.
I r riils ill 4) I 'liii lips, it l.iiu..sgrt
'Itlue'.peulrigtit'.ib'.isutsioff Ow
(Ntis r of hIres-viLo- .'stani:ig, also
,asks the p tiUlit', I' ia&gt;
D4'1attthtt'auitps-t, shuat he
soft hse rallied is i t 'wit'.
Is-alit: bug lt%,S4't lu'i hujI hr. Is-s- ti
hisreul in Si_is I'I; I
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I i'loft iluatisliere appl ied fur
ls-aIliiig iti,s$m'tltur ' $Mnitlust
I ks t'tlihwr I'

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I ,'lit istr ihi., ',,, - -t'1 ' psi- at -1.1,-i- - '.- ' 'I,bias his, r,uiii,jtr.f
I Iu'f_jltiiprau,fi.'tt'

I. to'itt aught tilt S 'iii
Ihi_iji, * the ufi,.'
•-I.rai Ih'',rrie 5lrpni p oIl
'.1.1 a hearing if tIe', 'lisjrry
sill, 'sir goill. ttij,is.itl the
,p,trr u''tl ru''. ets
s ,iji

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It Iluit Stealing tu.s.insl II-,
':5&gt; toil list rutrin,afs'sl at'','
iii i his I ie'iirr e ' as.'
1 ,111W lu lhtaiiut', the ill,., I
ii
Shjtine, ..., i
a ¶l,ts'lui te'.rliuis' sharing furLs
I ',
4 ussot
's.'iiihmote
liri I b_ui-s t.suui Ii. 1.'
. i ICV6 It sill ' ti.- to fbi_st
kit t 11,5

Court's findings,,,'
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Its, tlii,ifit putl

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i- Air itiijtilc It. Awaitui.
I 'pIII s fir silinigs ill this miller
bpr, as_se Otit All tetfuItt"s iii

iuplis(t,,iipr tsIl,,'.turs st'p.sratr
ant ,lptvi ftuipp CI:'. ju'ti. Lii
ts'll u,'ukr'.. s tuui e I 'hi liii'.',
('huh-i I Nf'r of He'..-riu.'d,u u', s uik'iipes i t ' an liii

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use on I
kitsill siC,.
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' u'tlrfiiairt
silt. the Iruli'r,tl I 4-oat

liIpluy ins-ist
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,hootruninal auir 'p11 floor past "I
II.' s .is,inte I't'M Liter ru,ie't
11w , "pg- I 1i_..t fl "tin rir_il,',l .1'

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It.. rout5, ' aIls-si I.e It".- 'tuniS .*itl I' Its Ii lerg'ilial.' a
s.'htt,pi,er'l iii the
stas--

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usil ..Ir.' 5
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thos.'
iii %i,it -s.': ,ej'sf
Iiir't I?.,' itt tip. I tn,reti,in
-Alt
Is .u,t , st . ,: "jl
I s- i ttIs -i 5!' ir 'it !..t_ip
- We don

even think it
Will C ome to
a hearing'
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Iii rut in •sittjait 'situ floor
140
If.- tat
bilr_itieir they ale this- 'inn
s1u, ,ir' iigu..ss'il i- his-- i

itautait sit?, nit' I Ill lutat
salting Iii we what U.
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Altamonte Bar 'Exposure' Ban Awaiting Court Test
Split tilt alI), the ulknam-ebansu.ut-hrsposureue the useputan)

Ry MA X El1KlIE'fIA!d

HeraId Staff Weller

.h-suc which sunulates private parts or female breasts in

establishments selling alcoholic beverages
Altamonte Springs now has an ordinance banning public esCtAimusilion" harry Javbus, an attorney, had asked
iii
posiwe 14 female breasb or private parts in establishments
Februsir ythat paustifirol the sicdiswis, bar de(ayed Ph-es--si
serving alcoholic beverages
cum,rn at that tutie about the ability of such an OI'IIUWISI- It'
siithi4and a court thalkng,
the city t'ommi.s'.ion unanutiuwiy passed the ordutanore, which
W lien dilrur,ised since late January when Mayor Norman
"This oritnente is obvweisly cun,dsti*i1eaI," lily Attorney Joe'
Floyd distributed a proposed orduiaswe on the issue
I lays'. said Wediseaday "I think ills cunditutional to regulate the
control of this sort of enteetauuiwnt"

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Ataithet prsi'.isasui of the ordinanir tuna at prnfstieling
rstabf utuiients that liulgid '.prsialur in nuuk' rrstrrlainmnersl ftt,stt
iupriiing iii Alt atnurste -'springs flees' art tat six hi ."stablsshn,rnt
in the (its at this tunic, a,'. urtling Ii. la'. is

the oh&gt; iuiay sprtstusally tzusg stat to restrain, enjoin or
sdhrr'mi,',.' presend an) siuf4iuii sit 141 urtlusan,r us the t'its uit
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"Roll of Thunder" Is an excellent series for family
viewing, combining solid dramatic values and a tear or
two with a history lesson today 's yo.sigers should learn.

Lake Mary Annexation

NBC took first place in the Nielsen ratings this week,
followed by ABC, and with CBS In third place despite a
decent but not spectacular showing of "The Dam Curse"
tUerd, 10th and 13th in the ranking. "Dam" in many
cities had unusual competition from the syndicated "The
Radart"
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I: "taverns &amp; Shirley"; 2: i'twee's Company"; 3:
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work. darettor. 'We would certainly like to
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Republicans, ghe, plaque
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kiss — to husband, lbobh, the Labeled as "un-American.- Iletalls,
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Wholossio prices lad meatS Improved considerably over
Intlniung the appeals cowl pact of the appeal. according to opposed the appeal They had imveaad 5.7 Ii.r..lat. Na was April's 1.3 p NS advcs, the
that the county will fbior a brief StewarL
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Seminole Cowdy today flied a peal. The county has TOday. In January. The nut contended
notice of appeal to the Fourth which to file that brief,
the fee was an uiagal t, the unemployment rate in. work in May. This caomd the
thatrict Court of Appeals
County Attorney Harry because, dls applied to.dflhI,, cvom.din Key largely borese wwmplspmot* rats to to up
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challenging if circuit court
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Judge, FUiadh M. Loeffler jobless women. Soils black and
ruling May S that declared the Service Comaululon (PlC )
WI million Mseflcaas were
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agreed with the PlC's claim, while women inured the
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leution and did not rule an the other lives coI*si*ions.
tf a new petition coudaliwIE the signatures of all the In We.
owners Is sidanitt.d to Lake Mary and the city ro-annessi the
property, the cotady could Ibis awdher soiL challenging K.
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quadlons taMed in a new sod and the county would probably raise
of enclave again.
The gain, and flali cunnuadcm also the sane qu.dlan
recommended the city use a new chemical
considered safi for use In water and
surrounding areas, according to Don Wad.
manes, regional tiotantad for the cvnuzntulon.
who conducted the study Thursday.
However, because the city dues not spray In
the eater but on the banks, the commission
can only recommend and no enforce,
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teveSnuth,cofthetsjr,auof
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aquatic plait management.
The game and bios commission recomApril, but till well Above adWASHINGTON I UPlt
mendatbon came after wIni.nn examined
the ditch at which several fish were UWId Unemployment Increased In ministration goals.
Virtually all of the improveMay and inflation continued at
alter the city earlier this week sprayed the
ditch with Formula 72 manufactured by Do- • pace that could knock the met came in the toed price
cur Chemical Corporation to kill seeds to national ecunamy IntO recta- Sector. which tow OSpercent Mon, government reports the slowed rate of the year.
allow for easter flow of water.
This Index was tar cognsurner.
showed today.
According to Kelly, the label
Both Uile jobless rat.
$1 ready foods. That mans, for
chemical does dale that It Is not supposed to
perV1111* and wholesale prices Instance, vegetable, on the way
be used in water. Kelly added that the city has
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lad mouth to supermarkets and cakes and
now exhausted Its supply of the chemical and
were short of goals the ad' meals that are packaged and
dues not plan to order any note wdd .we
ministration has sat lot con- ready for retail sale.
know exactly whet, we dasi4 on Its use."
The 5.1 pircetst job..s rate
Unwd growth UI the national
wnmmlc espondon that began was the Ioth consecutive
month of dagnant job co"In 15Th.
Treasury
Treasury S.crdary Michael buns, the dsp.ilmeud said.
The department also said the
Blumenthal and prominent
acadenlc and private sector labor force reached IN million
(ci the fIrst tim. In
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Senunole'Btevard Circuit Coigi Judge Dominick SaUl has ruled
tovaho Lake Mary's annexation in February, 1ST? of the 14'.tye
tract known in the city as the Wheeler property.
The FIUUIE returns the property to county jurisdiction
The ruling, however, did not address the major issue in all the
suits the meaning of the word "enclave"
The county In challenging the Wheeler annexation and the
Heathrow annexations by lake Mary; the Deer Hun annexation
by Casselborry and a car lot annexation by tcngwood has said
that the annexations crested endavet
The word Is not defined In the date annexation law. The cities
have contended that an enclave Is a county area wholly
nwtvissded by city property while the rowdy Insists It isa rowdy
area wholly or partially surrounded by city proper
The baits used by Judge Salfi in Invalidating the annexation
was that 11* property annexed Is owned by BY. Wheeler Jr..
Miriam L, Martin and Clara [At Evans, yet the petition for annexation accepted by Lake Mary was signed solely by Wheeler
and Use city did not receive evidence that Wheeler had authority
to act on behalf of the other owners.
"Without such a fInding by the city this cowl mud find that the
Applicant, B.F. Wheeler Jr.'s signature did not bInd the other
ownert.." 31111's decision said.
The prvely Includes about X acres eNS of the railroad tracks
and south of Crystal We and X acres east of the railroad tracks
and adjoining the southern portion of the Sanford city llnuta
in challenging It* annexation, the could) contended
The petition tier aniw*aticn) dad not bear the signatures of all
of the propa1y owners.
•The property annexad .as not contltlguolas and reasonably
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p.m.. Eastern tone, the first two nights, 71 p.m. on the
final nentip.
Basel on two novels by Mildeed Taylor, the dory deals
with how a black girl named Cassle Logan was forced to
iloaMof growing up during her Ilth yeor. II ts no"black
Waltoni," afthongh the style Is ninlsceuit of Jules-Boy
recalling In youth. The loving family and the Great
Depression both are essential to the dory, but In "Roll of
Thunder" the comparatively affluent black tandy has
rolikens more I rlghoainng and more violet than ever
dnrk the Wahoo clan.
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her school trace moUler JanH MacLactiban and her
three brothers on a psrually mortgaged farm that Is
coveted by the richest local white Landowner.
Her father I Robert Christian) Is away mach of the year
working on the railroad to pay off the mortgage. When the
ne4ghborlanal is troubled by the nigbl-flding Wallace
fandy, lather brings a quld.spsken and Immensely
strong unemployed friend home as unpaid hired hand and
bodyguard.
The humiliations for black children brought up with
pride who had not yet learned their 'place" were over.hehtdng from not talni allowed to ride the school bus
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In W.
Thi with wing of the eay was not damaged in the
fits, ehick broke out the *gI* of Aug. X. but American
paul. machiding Navy Sssbe,s, are extensively
resenting the holding in @delta to fire repairs
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Listening tievucts have been planted in Amorirm
ruutm.as&gt; tnidtbng* In Moscow and other SovIet-hIss
naliuni on several occasions.
(ale case was revealed in III, when farmer
Anibaaaarint henry Cabot Laige iSapla.d at the Undid
Nations a carved replica if the Ut seal containing a
hidden inicruthues.. The listening device had bog ess

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Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents

Lake Mary Annexation
Declared Invalid By Court
By DOSNA ESThS
Herald Staff Writer
The Seminole Count) Cummitsion has been
successful in one of four lawsuits it has tiled against
cities in the county challenging annexations.

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Senumle'Biw,ard CircaM Cowl Judge lminick Salt I has ruled

Inrahd Lake Mary's annuatico in February, 1177 at the 64-acre

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Sanford Told,* Stop
Deadly Chemical
Hy LIKONARD KP.ANsDoflr
herald Staff Writer
flc cit) i4 Sanford should stop using a
(t)Ct11IC5l Which has been determined to have
a I tsh kill in a ditch near Celery and

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Ihat a as the reconunendatlon today by the
Slate t; mr tiaj Fresh Water
uuI ei after preliminary studies were
11turinl at the site Thursday.
I1e cat) is runsa'ienng discontinuing the
time of the chemical but will not make a final
jucltne:d until all studies have been cmenplvtc*l, according to Bob Kelly, city public
aricm director We would certainly like to
liltu* the recommendation since they know
ahat the) 're doing," Kelly said
Studies of the ditch were also conducted
tatj h the Fnvaionmentsl Protection
Agr'nc I: I'M but the sample, have to be
anal uil before any judgments are made,
i(c)rftng to Carlton Layue, EPA consigner
ifet officer.

The game and tti cunmiMon also
recommended the city use a new cheinkai
considered sate for use in water and
IWTOWKbIt4 areas, according to Dan Widmaim, rIonal tmtantid for the c'umnuusaton,
who conducted the study Thursday.
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can only recommend and not enforce.
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cording to .Steve
teve Smith, ctuef of the bureau at
aquatic plant management.
The game and fish commission recom-

tract known in the city as the '*be,Ier property.
The ruling returns the property to county JunJdwtM,n
The ruling, however, dad not address the major issue in all the
suits - the meaning at the word "enclave'
The cotady in challenging the Wheeler anneuhitm and the
HeMirow annuatfr-s by Lake Mary; the [er Run annesatlomi
by Casielben'y and $ car kit annezatlon by Longeood has said
that the azmesaUons crested endaves.
The word is not defined In the date annexation law. The cities
have contended that an enclave U a comedy area wholly
surrounded by city property while the comedy Insida Illsacvwity
area utdiy or sllaUy sme'rowided by city property
The basis used by Judge Salfi in Invalidating the anneutlon
was that the property anneird is owned by HF. Wheeler Jr..
Minan, I Martin and Clara t., Evans, yet the petition for artneuison accepted by Lake May was signed solely by Wheeler
and the city dad not receive evidence that Wheeler had authority
to act on behalf of the tither ownera
-Without such a finding by the city Liiis court mud find that the
applicant, BY Wheeler Jr.'s signature did not boW the other
owners.." Salfi's decision said.
The properly Includes $toid 21 acres w at the railroad tracks
and .iith of Crystal lake and 26 acres cad of the railroad tracks
and adjoining the southern wtico at the Sanford city limits
In challenging the ansieutlon. the county contended
The petition for aan.uticn) dad not bear the signatures of all
of the properly owners.
'The property anneud was not coidingmsous and reasonably
con.
The property was basically agricultural and not to be developed
(or any urban purpose.
: m anneution crested an enclave.
The cowl voided the annexation based only on the first con(milan and did not ride on the other three comdsm*kms.
It a new petition comtl*nlng the signatures at all the ptv,.dy
owners Is smdandt.d to Lake May and the city reana.zes the
laopstly, the county mold (Ue another silt thaUsng it.
The mast t
wo bass I. a&amp; No to
umuu.t
questions.
11211 new suit and the comedy would probably raise
the sanse median of soda,, aiim.

HER KIDS SAY 'BYE'.*.
An apple for the leather - mhat She ilI be treated to more than an
— at l'inecrel Schms,I In apple tonight at a retirement party
Sanford today, honoring
lri. at Jerrs restaurant at the Sanford
Thelma FranklIn Irighti. who Is aIrport.
retiring stir, ii pears of leaching.
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Jobless Rate,
Prices U p

WAShINGTON jUPIi - April, but dill well stove admendatlon came after Widmann eumined
Unemployment Increased in nunia*rstaon goals
the ditch at which several fish were killed
May and Inflation continued at
Virtually all of the unprove'
after the city earlier this week sprayed the
ditch with Formula 72 manufactured by liii- 'P' that could knock the merit came In the food price
cot Ciwmlcal corporation to kill weeds to national economy into recta. sector,.hlcliru.eO$percent lion, government reports the slowed rate of the year
allow for easier flow Of water.
This sides was for consignerAccording to Kelly, the label on the showed today.
Both the jobless rate - 6.1 ready bode That means, for
chemical does date that It Is not supposed to
r1(Tlt — and wholesale prices Instance, vegetables on the way
be used in water. Kelly added that the city has
0.7 pieced - lad month to siçrnnarteU and cakes and
now exhausted its supply at the chemical
were sLut of goals ft ad- meats that &amp;to packaged and
due, not plan to order any more tidal "we
ministration has set tot eon- ready for retail salt'.
know exactly where we stand on its use."
The 6.1 pieced juteess rate
tinued growth In the national
economic expansion that began was the (auth comescidive
mmmdii of stagnant job co".
In 1173.
Treasury Secrdary Michael lions, the department said,
The department also said the
Blumenthal and prominent

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academic and private eider

tahoe lotce ranched 106 inlUlon

analysts have said that con- p'rseas for the first time In
tinued liftalkin may lead to a todory, an increase of 5411,11111

"regre" it national from Apa
(it that omenbar, the departgrowth by tEl.
The !r Depeilmetit said mist sod only 311.061 bomisl
Seiiiiz,ulr County today fileda peal The comedy has 7* days In January. The suit cudendad
the tee was an illegal gas. the unemployment rate in west in May. Na caused the
notice of appeal to the Fourth which to file that brief,
in May L1y bwam lllisnplOpnMg I'MI 10 go up
District Court of Appeals
County Attorney harry because at is applied to IdIIPle* aea
of a flue among the nomber of from April's I percent.
challenging a circuit Court Slewart has claimed the Poblic- not regulated by the musty.
Tbe department intimated
ruling Ma) 3 that declared the Service Commission I sc
Judge Kenedi U. 14(1ev )ablw woman. NO Macb and
coifll 135 percent license In witch challenged the comedy's agreed with the PSVs claim siwle wem entered Lb. job $1.1 million Americana were
, in sewer and water ''1 'es f, 4 not have 'ItsP5'4" to
Last month the county isiaital IA IWd miombers In working In May while 6.1
illegal,
May to help sLur families pay mdlion were hoping to find lobe,
ag. y&amp; 3.3
bring it* suit.
Wholesale prics. meanwhile,
the ce.. (henmimaitnes jaM for tigher priced poda,
The notice U a manner it
The Issue of standing will be Alexandtf am4 Bob Vreach both
Wholesale prices lad month Improved considerably over
intormiia the appeals curt part of tile oppeal, according to opnoe4 the appeal. They had incroassall.71rried. TM. was April's 1.3 evrt advance, the
that the county will file a brief Stewsit
ahooppoesdcwsdisesuuie(tbe a conaideralsk Wiprovemad largest mudbly gain in 3's
.iatwg its reasons for the ap
The PSC filed the slat an We fee.
from the 1.3 put amit rise In ya'1

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I'atil llrantle', new president of the

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-'lorldj house teal, addressed
Seminole
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Young Yuwig Itepubftcasns Thursday night.
Republican., gives plaque — and
%mung lopli'.: Fit, nhich loveli

kiss — to husband. Bobby, the lalwlrd us "un-American,"
Details,
outgoü,g president. lirantley and Page !.%.
Robert Lovell. candidates for is
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Devices In Secret Shaft Bug U.S. Officials In Moscow
UPI - The U.S. Embassy said today it has
fudged a protest with the Soviet Foreign Ministry over
electronic eavesdevpmuig desk1111 di&amp;..,,,,d in the ew
bossy budding.

But the spsLuman refined to cements. reports from
other American sources that the devices had heec plaited
in a secret shaft coecedad with an inthegrund mmii

An embassy spokesman confirmed a *ata Flepartnud
statement In Washington that "electronic devices it an
intelligence gathering nature" were found May 21.

Today
Around The Click
Bridge
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Winnien remodeling the embomy Isheutog a flaw
Uwe In Angult come Van lie sLut in tie aedh win&amp;
stick bmes seak" aptiftmipita, so agem edt
They add. wertm who went di.. an * to i
vestigate caine on a Sovid man lb but. out the
cAMe end. There was opecaldium lint tie koints rsuIais$
the shaft had hegin dMesin and hod ndthe man to
trip it it sires and dher eiuMiedc aa;.
The
at saw lb. dories. Adow a dinisselisped
unit rmblstg 0 setuma aed Jar V—'°ig and
receDing.
The 1111111111 was ether part it ot NOW an ONOW ciemmey,

Ambassador Malcolm Taco was in Washington for
vacation and cenaudlatitan and other embassy ciii Icsat4
refined locomnsned on the ammowicement made Thursday
WI WauIai..
lb sadli wing it the .mbsesy was nut damaged in the
hn sLich bob, omit the aigit of Aug 21, bud American
panomet, Iartng Navy Seals,., are extensively
renovating the bedding in'.i'w fire repair.
In W.hngtan Stat. Liopuriment spokesman Tom
Bedan said the devices low May 21 were of 'so in'
tellala;, gathering eden," Lu be declined to give any
dliii111 abed 11110 somber, hcatims or type it sqmilprneid.
In lilt, with irdersostim sInd by a Soviet agent who
deJected to the Undid Stats., the State Department
located 44 hantng devices that had been tanit into the
walls .5th. Seams enihessy when it was constructed in

toward the herb it the roof ad *n*d dews seven
derinsto med the tasmel, which brw"bdoffMan angle,

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limian wan busming mierowaves .1 the US. .mbaa.
in Ma;., a an 60rl0 to isv
p on conversations

There was an W&amp;cdm inut king it hid been in om.

Two ysams ask the United States complained that the

Inalkir
I .a.Mnsing dcl, Itt$ have twin planted in America
rimibaisy buildings its Macow and other Suviet-ble
rcat urns on several taxasiuns.
mine case wa., revealed in 1*, when limier
Ansbasaatk,t Henry Cab1 lottie displayed at the Undid
Nations a carved replica it the U.S seal containing a
hidden Imutyuñ,n. The listening devic, had humg on $
wall in the U S enibasay In Moscow foe seven years before
It was detected.,,
lodge said at the time that the seal, premsd.d to the
United Slates as a gift from a Soviet riuteen, was one of
mint, than I0 such devices bound at U.S. emnhaaim,
Ilussions and residences in the Soviet Union and othe,
I:asti I:p.an
American diplomats maintain strict uscordy miNor.
inside the emnbsmy, said lie omit sensitive cvitotiie,,_,

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Sanford Teenager Dies After Accident

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Bomb Blast On Bus

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apparently planted by Arab terrorists killed
four persons and wounded 20 on a bus carrying

shopping, police said today.
The blast tore open the rear section of the
blue-and-white bus like a tin can, shattering
windows in nearby apartments and strewing
the street with metal, glass, plastic and
robber.
Shopping baskets sent flying by the explosion spewed cauliflowers, eggplants, apples and other foodstuffs across the street
adjacent to the Mount llerzel military
cemetery.

Rebels Raid Barracks
KINSHASA, Zaire (UPI) - Rebels raided
army barracks in northern Zaire, challenging
the government with a new front while It tries
to deal with civilian starvation and army
looting in war-torn Shaba province In the

south.

Zaire suffered another blow with the announcement in Brussels by the Sozacom
company, which markets Zaire's copper, that
deliveries will be cut in half after July 1
because of the collapse of production.

Ambassador's Wife KIII.d
MAIMtIL), Spain (UPI) - Terrorists at
tacked the car of the Turkish ambassador to
Spain in downtown Madrid today, killing the
ambassador's wife, his brother-in-law and the
chauffeur the national news agency EFE
reported.
A group calling itself "Armenian Genocide
Justice" claimed responsibility for the attack
in a call to a news agency, EFE said.
The car of Ambassador Zeki Kuneraip was
attacked during the morning rush hour by
ptol4iring assailants1 killing his wife,
Nét9* Kiiera1p, his chauffeur.' Antonio
Torres. Olmedo, and the ambassador's
brother-in-law.

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Brezhnev Com pletes Tour
PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (UPI)
Soviet
President Leonid Brezhnev, appearing weary
from the strain, completes a four-day visit to
Czechoslovakia today.
The time of the Soviet leader's departure for
Moscow was not disclosed, but he was
scheduled to receive the diplomatic corps In a
glittering morning reception at Prague Castle
before leaving.
He also was expected to sign with
Czechoslovak President Gustav Hiaak a fiveyear joint economic plan to take effect In 1*.
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SlOTHS

JUNO I.
ADMISSIONS

Claude 0 and LwcII

Sanford

vestlgauon is continuing.
DRUGS STOLEN
The Medicine Qd pflar.
Senunole high Sthool loin Macy the Sweet water Square
grader Word Jamenon of complex in Longwood was
Sanford died Thursday af. t*rghxited of an widetamkned
ternoon at Florida Hospital in amowl of prescription dnagt
Orlando from ajiries swlatned
John Kelly, U, of Longwood
Wednesday in a traffic ac. told sheriff's deputies the

occurred between 10

shoppers home from their Sabbath eve

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By DENNIS FEOLA
Herald Staff Writer

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The 16-year-old youth of lie
locwt Ave., was riding a
motorcycle when he collided
with a car at *h Street and
Hibi scus Court Wednesday at
2:00 P.M.
The driver of the car, also a
t011s-grader at Seminole High
School. was 16-year-old Mart
McIntosh of Indian Mound
Village in Sanford.
Sanford police said initial
findings of their
estigaticn
Indicate Jsmerson was At.
tempilng
ft to pow the car as bath
were tr aveling e
on 30th
hitrat. Jp_eor'5
yce
apparently oullided ,4
as Uclatab was making a left
tan, police salt No charges
are expected in the incident,
ho wever police said the in-

pm. Wednesday and LU am.
once Inside. the burglars
Thursday.
dole a .fl caliber handgun.
A garbage can, taken from cash and a $10 check. Coundis
the front part of the dare, was said.
believed used by the burglars to
AThrnMY RESIGNS
haul the lord, recvrda indicate.
A Casselben'y attorney who
Security devices Indicate pleaded no contest to charges
bur glars emitted through the he kepi bride given to him by a
front door, powibly with a key, third to pay for a Seminole
and left through the tack door, Cony house has resigned from
reports U idlcate.
practicing law ,
GIN. CASH STOLEN
The restgnauon was accepted
A Sanford man told sbartWs by the state Supreme Cowl
deputies his home was from Warren S. Kafer, , of
t*hg1arued of a gun and 1150 lfl
2100 Howell Branch Road.
cash.
,
Kiter will rat be aI
Jeffrey U. Cowiebs of S. practice law in Florida again,
IanfOrd Av enue told aidharitles the court said.
the burglars cu a screen door
and woke a window to second
RASI LARCENY
door to gain entrance to the
When a banker wants to
house.
transfer finds, he simply picks

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tank sPire he wants the lunch
transferred. He provides coded
information and the deal u
secured by the Federal

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army by FBI agents and he
was arre
t.gdj of
grand theft in Palm Beach
County. Cohen is presently free
on bond.

The Seminole County Voters' League has
announced a schedule of times and places

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arrested for a scheme which
saw bank officials acce* Coded
Inatlon and give aid the
mone y only to discover the
tanks or bank officials did not
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SEEDCO's Breakfast
Sanford Civic
Center, Mobley's Midway Mart., Tangwey
Area, Deluxe Bar Area, The 2 Spot Area
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JUNE 7th and 5th,
Seminole Community College, Mobley's

He uncharged with bank
larceny In April In correction
*hi the larceny of i7LXO from
the Sun First National Bank of
Orlando.

Midway Mart., Woolfork &amp;
JUNE to.

Dewey Smith's and Vicinity

Women's Lib'Scares Me,'
Lovell Tells Young GOPers

Making a cow out of herself, Kim Tindel
saors her first-place prize in the Farm-City
costume contest. .She also received a steak
dinner for two in the contest sponsored by the
Sanford Business Association. Mrs. TIndel's
colleagues at First Federal Savings and Loan
shared the ice cream award, as did employees
at Flagship Bank whose eshihit earned top
prize.

I7 DONNA V2TFA
Herald Staff Writer

zoning approval or public attended Roman Catholic
hearing,
schools - said parents should
Brantley said he has made be given the Income as reli ef
The Equal Rights Amen
ttwee promises: to work hard, but that the private schools
mint (ERA) and women's
to listen well and to vote con- would have to go "tlw'ough a
liberation movement snacks of
g'terdiowly.
rigid certification" process.
something "un-American."
Lovell said he has a masters
Brazil., said the matter
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SAW Robert LoveU, candidate
degree in religion, is a filth involves federal government
for the Florida House of
generation Lake Cossittan and and has nothing to do with the
Representatives seat currently
that grandfathers on both sides date.
Tu
held by Vine. Fectdel, to the
of the family were Confederate
Of the possibility of changing
Seminole County Young
soldiers in the Civil War. He the elected cabinet system to an
Republicans iYftsi Thursday
was president of the Young appointed body. Brantley said
night.
Democrats 10 years ago, he he is not In favor of taking away
Any movement that has the
said, but changed his party from the people the right to
House;
word 'liberation' in It scares
affiliation to Republican elect the cabinet, lovell said he
me," said Lovell of Lake
because of the influence of Sen. favors an elided cabinet
Cony, answering quediola
George MOVerTi and Sen. system which provides a
from the floor.
Hubert Humphrey on the balance of power and is unique
He noted other Organizations
Democratic party.
in the United States
4A
which ise the word In their
He added, however, that
"It keeps the governor from
ROBI'RTLOVF.lJ,
titles such AS, the Symbionese
since registered Democrats becoming a tyrant," he said.
W ASHINGTON tUl'Ii
A culatet
... 'un-American'
L4bSraUOII Army. the p.j
outnumber Republicans, votes
tuition tax credit for all private
Despite the obstacles dill
Liberation Front, the Algerian themselves, criticised over- of the Democrats are an abacts.), 4ude$a trorn thç
I acing tax credits1 e fact that
L .atlon
wbelhii.sg government in. I • necessity t
WEATHER
Wit
th All was a
gr.
conage
won the Hot. voted at
"My all, can tell you she terfereuce in the private lives of Republican to '
house approval.
victory for proponents. The
doesn't need to be liberated, the citizens.
Lovell was critical of the
Its next teat-- assuming easy Senate has voted tuition tax
$ am readlags: temp.i.s
She's not in bondage to
Bradley pointed ipecdkally Legislature for approving
Senate passage - will be a veto credits ala tunes In the past
anyone," he said, describing to a proposed "group treatment cor&amp;dnaiion of the new capitol turn, 71; ovrnlgtt laws, g
$5; by President Carter. Unless the decade. but this is the first time
high,
himself is a 11th-century center" which the state building tnTaUahseeatacos* yesterday's
can muster more 'yes" the issue has ever reached a
romantic.
Department of Health and of W million when the old baro metric pressure, 31.11; House
votes than it did in Thursday's house vole.
Meanwhile, Lowell's opponent Rehabilitative Services has capitol building could have relative hamality,
Ill vote on final passage, it
Those favoring the bill
Forecast: Partly cloudy 237-159
for the Republican nomination aiviowiced pla ns to locate in a been remodeled for million(o
will not be able to overnde the mainly were Catholic groups,
foe the House seat, Bobby reaidentiai area on Dixon p,
provide sufficient space.
TIDES SATURDAY
veto
and numerous priests were
Bradley, said he would vote off ER. Williamson Road, for
Brantley an
veli agreed
Dayton
Dayton Beach: high 7:13
And were it seto to be peppered throughout the
against ERA, peal erring to see youths who have
that putting more money Into am., 7:31 pm., low
am., overridden the
tax credit would gallery during debate.
IpCtIIC legislation passed to In school and have been placed education
would
not 12:55 pm.
face the greatest led of all - a
Bishop Thomas C. Kelly,
answer the needs of women for on probation arid parole.
neceusarily improve the
Pest Casaveral: high 4:33 Supreme Court tattle over the general secretary of the U.S.
equal statusri&amp; the law.
e
a
citizen,
the
quality
of
education
in
A
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M.
lie said, unlik
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constitutionality of credits for Catholic Conference, called the
In an opening atatemad, date can annowice it is going to
Asked his position on income 12:51 m.
the parents of church sctool house action "most enhkantley, U)lfl( that govern- do something In a ratdei"laj tax Credits to citizens sending
Bayport: high 1:11 a.m., students.
couragtng." lie said it "pro'
mont should do for this people neighborhood without having to their children to private 12:21 p.m., low 1:44 am. 7:35
The bill passed by the hOUSe mises to be of great benefit to
only what they cannot do for go through the =W process of schools, mviii - noting that he P6 Is.
Thursday would allow parents parents who must meet the
Of college, secondary and coats of educating their clii'
elementary school students to deen, and certainly ijinthe tad
claim a credit of 25 percent of interests of the nation."
the cost of tuition, up to certain
The vote came alter months
mazlmums.
of lobbying, including a inasFor college students, the sive Iast'mimde fight againd
nuaaunum tax saving per year the bill by national private
Per student would be $100 for education group and by ft
tuition paid after after August Secretary Joseph Calilano, who
117$, $150 in 1979 and $.0 in has developed an alternative
1110. For private and church plan supported by Caster to
elementary and secondary expand current edocatlon grant
pupils, the maximums would be and loan programs.
$iOInllTI and $lOOin the next
two years.
TOO HOT
A credit is subtracted directly
from taxes owed as opposed to
an esemlitlon or deduction,
which is subtracted from income before taxes are cal-

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Carter Aide On Agenda
Richard Pettigrew, assistant to President
Carter for reorganization, will be guest
speaker at the meeting of the Democratic
County Chairman's Association of Florida
beginning at I p.m., June 17, In Daytona
Beach at the Holiday Inn-Surfside, 2700 North
Atlantic Ave.

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e-Ida will have
their annual convention on June 16, 17 and 18
at the Holiday Inn-Surfside In Daytona Beach,
with Pettigrew featured speaker at the
Saturday evening banquet.

Williams Cavalcade On Move
The It. Gov. Jim Williams, Democratic
gubernatorial campaign "Ocala Cavalcade,"
will begin its second campaign swing of the
month on June 12. The cavalcaders, composed
of Williams' supporters, will spend June 12 in
the Alachua County area before heading south
to spread the Williams message In Leesburg,
Tavares, Umatilla, Sanford, Altamonte
Orlando where the trip will end
June 14.

Legislators Rush To Finish

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P150*515 Dade 154 $qMy, ests Slv,diy 554 COOdnagiam
Os, 51 T51 5as51'i Ms,.mi, ac. Aid Prowl Lee, 5es51't
Pl.• 11111
WowS Class Piiis POW ii $i.*g, PisnOs urn
Ho4i Oii'.,,y. Si ow's.
s. If ad 6 555.wss, $115. veer.
WS 10 I, MOO unwiss. 5315. e $s.wss, Si. 15. It 60ftL
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Alabaman Gov. George Wallace,
Allan, 1$, symbollaid the
iwerattas of 5IetkerI Poll1class ,,ji. t p,
He and his V* hid flwn *0
at this did of

monni Paramedics and police.
and a physician was on the
at.. in a matter of minutes,
but he was pronounced dead on
arrival at the hospital In Foley,
about nIne miles north of Gull

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Florida ["over
Corp tI.wtu(Tlets in a 12count) area of Central
Florida have been urged to
curtail use of electricity to
avoid possible blackouts
until repairs are made to
its Arit'lote River facility
The
utility
lost
produ 11011 at Its Iliosi
efficient power-producing
plant Thursday when a hole
was discovered in a homier
l"Iunda luwer already
had list anticipated power
hum Its nuclear plant at
Crystal River which has
been Shut down for some
time for repairs and a
spokesman said the
shutdown of this Anciole
plant r54d ecw'.il
production
by
103
megawatts
Spokesman Tracy Smith
said the situation was
critical and probably wouJi
remain so until Saturday
We are nail tiling,"
Smith said
South said if Its utility is
unable to supply enough
power in the next few days
to
meet
utast oilier
demands. selected areas
will Is blacked out to av'iid
a system wide failure
lie said if Intentional
blactucit.s are necessary,
they will be rotated
through the system
With the loss of the
Anci4e arid Crystal Itiver
Plants. l"londa Power is
able to produce only 2,114
megawatts of elet'tric-tty,
compar ed
to 3,U0
nieg awaits on Feb 12 when
a wintertime power
ik-mand nearly exceeded
capacity

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ta'ous, sofl'volcwl, and al ways
av ailable to the press, *ii.,
moved
a vacuum
Friday be the dedication Of a
by !eilow Southerners tarnished
law center at the
and tarred by the civil rights
University of Alabama and a
battles of the 111k.
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few days of
Whit set him apart from
SEN. ALLEN
Stiorosonthe florid. Puihand.
others was has Absolute mas,.
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to drive to Powacola. Via., for tery
of Senate rules and
nouats dim
mentary procedure.
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parlia
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Said LIMP C upitWs t aking s lapsed an the flow wMP she bapa (tie only one she could
equal him - and they fought
Mpbalombe and haawtfe were
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rvbo was Semi. Robert Byrd
.1 West Virgins, now the
lhanocratjc leader.
Vrely pndaimlnig his
belief that "this mwSely fin
rW to be protected as smith as
the majority." Alie, new
I—dated to an has still a the
Senate fist which he tardy
left —Ia try and atop
bached legislation,
Allis, cad" himsell Us the
rile Ad Washing'
tarn eutader, premised: "I will
sit be comighl up in the
Wid.WØ.
esurracy."
Ualft samay peldiclam she
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Hattaway said that a
changed slightly by the Senate,
that would require the dat.?s
*0N moped riders to hate
delveri' Ucelses will be
('onatdernl by the Boise today.
He said the bill will likely
pus it* How. but that h.wdJ
vote against the amended
legislation as he did with the
original bill.
tiattaway said the sta%s
should make sure that moped11
meet the current criteria if
La Mopeds are opposed ii
have a maximum 'peed of 31
miles per hour," but ha*
passed me at *" he said.
He also suggested that moped
drivers should be required in
wear helmet,

New Deal
On County
Insurance
Senunole ('owdy and it.s insurance carrier Gauagh.i-.Buiett
Orlando have cone to terms for a modification of their corn
insurance contract
Gallaglwr.Has.elt has sought to speed up the pror'owuug of
claims and maintain uwumuin exposure of details us claim sets
tlements
Under terms of the agreement hammered out during an almod
threediour meeting this week, the c'ommusiun would dill appruv,
every claim settled llowri,r, each claim would not go through as
much review by this county as in the peat Gallagher•lSaaet*
would make a recommendation on cacti claim, which would be
subject to comrnl.seson approval
Fred Wolfe, general manager for Ilallaghier-BaaseIt, had
criticized the pad prorredure as a duplication of effort Its
maintained the i'nnty went through the sans* review procedure
on cacti claim as Ni firm
Because of the double review of claims, it took an average of 31
days for a claim to he reviewed, according to Wall.. Under the
new procedure, once a claim is reviewed by (aaUagher-Bassmt, 4
shssijd es4y take. mstt. of days Sue it I. be tw44 e' usif
rowdy beet
At present every tlauii Ii sent 10 the office of Adinsnidratis
Services Director Robert Ellis who reviews the claim and sends it
on to Courtly Attorney Harry Stewart for legal review
l;alIagher.s..'tt would handle the legal review through theof
retained law firm Iltts. l:ub.nks, Roes and Kwntsr'ger
Gallagher- hum4l represent, Iluyi1 s of London, the excesa
.'an'ler hue this county's insurance program. lloyd's pruvide
p.)nient for any claim against the county Iran 1305,0us to Ii
million
One matter that troubled Wolfe was the exposure of damns
"hen the ('Unwlisaion VAe5 to settle them
Wolf, told the Count y'i Insurance ('urnniitt.e Wednesday he lid
nut want all the k-tails ig an insurance settlement to go into (he
public record
It gas in the record, no matter what," ('omnuaiiuner 005
I'rmch told Wulfe 'If itU Part ularlwng,itbecojn,putu(
IN record"
"There's no tloid* about that," agreed ('ommlalloner John
Alexander "If it is county business ii goes in the record The
public has a rlgtltto know what w,do"
Wolfe said he did mit lint every 'nitty gritty detail" in thu
public record
The county mud Ins lisle the nam, of the person making the
claim and the amount of the settlement In the public record, it the
commission approves the witleinemit, according to Cosmt
Attorney Harry Stewart
"Itlink the position you are trying to create a one of let's ridge
Waugh a great deal of flnfare," sad ('ounty Ashninustrato,
Roger Neuvownder
WAlt ER*ILZ'TtAti

AREA DEATH
('lJfl'flh(t) ,S tMEJn
Clifford I. Janierson. ii, of
locust Ave. Sanford, died
Thursday at Plonda Hospital
South as the result of injuries
received Wednesday in a carnadorcycie accident Horn us
west lafayette, Ind.tue moved
to Sanford with his r.rmi. last
November from Texas lie was
5 10th grade student at

Semnuazle High School He is
survived by his parents, ('id
ford and Juanita Jam,rsiui,
two sistets trystal Be, and
Melissa lu*s Jamerson, all '
Sanford, grandparents, Mr
aid Mrs 1 Is Peterson, Miami
and Mr and Mrs Joe Simpson,
Mt Ida, Ark
(.ram*m Funeral Hume is vi
tharge of arrangements

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Senu.Ui.ole Memorial Hsp4ai
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had base Acting arwgw fair at MMMM"ywbkmmGdw
had made N3.. ,, an
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h.
isci.is, 1-TM—Sdto public relations department
arcapt a pesdian
1s1 N "M JMMIBecky Gd., pthkc reldim ppte'
the
director at this Orlasde pbic r#M11 staff MIII
Plediri CCuft 'II
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had new be'S Om the Hospital sd.i.lslt.t.r
directorship, bit was cea- chmillm ladley hu idesulhisd
sidered an adlag p.Mk for aaswpsrastaBlthepad
relations d*roctsr with as And said ha III gg
'ChIfl$e is mlii it adiry.
pseple. bet hop" Is $'t
Miss Curtis rsslgud her monimmes, -0 seen as paimilk
pemi"noflMFr*day,bstae Wcaie we are witbent the
he. Puss es of Me III etimleg desnt sow."

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regional sewer plant at Ir$n
Bridge near Oviedo, w$s
amended in the Senate, 1141taway said
lie said the amendmeIt
provides that bends for tie
improvement can be sold Ia
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,Glles,rf'rhi.i—" 60willietchd Dow On"
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WASHINGTON UPI) Gulf members 01 the Senate in the tz not to Sen Kaeil long in
Oil's former top lobbyist says 111111111 to spread Illegal funds to IEl for the purpose of his
Sen. Russell Long, flLa., political candidates The al- giving assis tance to other
chairman of the Influential leged conduits included former senators running for office."
Senate Banking Committee, Senate GOP leader thigh Scott Wild tail.
was a conduit for illegal of Pennsylvania and the late
Wilds testimony detailed
campaign contributions and Sin. Bob K err, t}4.*la.
ho w, Gulf's ctuel k bbytd, he
money Sins to fellow congrag.
Wild said Gulf tapped its dispensed more than 11 million
secret call Poo
fast lw's in corperat,. finds to political
hi
Claude Wild Jr. said he gave $1,000 donation to Jimmy candidates between lie arid
$13,000 train Gulf cerporate Carter's successful 1570 can. I rn
finds to Long to diatribuge to psigiu for governor of Georgia
Under order of Judge John J
other members seeking office. The contribution was not illegal
S*nca, Wild responded April 31
he could ne
Or miter (;eorgta Law
to questioning in a Suit brought
cuutitin flOt din the Stf101atS
Wild recalled first giving by the Se'ulies
w
and lachang,
of money mentioned In Wild's
000 in (lull money In 1113 to ('ouunhssion almost ft" )eati
sworn statement that was filed
Thursday Intl . I.,Ind Court long, 'who in lien was to give ago
to one of the opponents of
But Long said he had passed
Hut those who received Illegal
on John McKeithen, a candidate
money from Wild to other
I15KB are clew of federal
for
governor
of
louisiana"
candidates.
prosecution
the statute of
It Is a violation of federal law
The recipient was believed to limitations on campaign and
for a corporation to donate to a be Gifts long, a relative of the tax law
violations has lapsed
federal
ir political campaign
senator's who lost to Mckeith,n With the exception of lung.
Wild also said he used l.yodoiu in the Democratic primary
of time involved either
Johnson and prominent Another $15,000 was 'given mad
are dead or out of office

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of ft pw'fig 'Old South"
conservative tivtiocrita in Wa'

SPRING CLEANUP TIME :

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non. Jones B. alien, sonspoken made' of this Senate
filibunter who died soddenly of
an Apparent bun attack late
Wednantay, was one of the lad

SMH Aide Quits

FOR A TAMONTE SPRINGS :

L ong: Passed ( If

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Fire Cble( (hastes Uskesas i wesad irsa left) talks of job d.erl$Ises jor • MaYs' Floyd is providipg all
midsaN SI Mamesds $rlags N dispose SI certain
hemes. the auis$ast Is the chief and the chief, I. WlMer Spriuge with Scott
Items Se
rppul.r trash
Kesaeth, left) usklaall.Ihechlef, aadCmcUaes lonseat Pelleth udi.hn••astdit.I
da ys of J ww $ And 6their
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DanIehs right). Mayer Troy Plland and the others Tharaday Sestathely ap • In order 10
Pr*vW@ this 11"ifillul wvke,It will be
proved Juk descrIpIlses patterwd after sues Is effect in Mlam..Ie Springs. A
nsc*ssry tsr residents N css,sr
in
s
second workshop is echednIed Lie' Mislay afleruess I. (luaU'. Ike job
IsIu moons.
a
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de.crlpUsus tsr pnuotaUs. I. cMy ceuscU,
'.selpM limit for stasis large

In five states

white warning signs are required as and tour metropolitan areas to
part of the law Congress passed last determine If the artificial sweetener
year when It temporarily blocked an
really does cause bladder cancer In
outright ban on saccharin. The law humans, as
It did in laborstory rats.

By iTEVE GWTEL

TALLAHASSEE ( UPI)
Most legislators
expected the 1978 session to end today, bi*
only after a frantic rush to finish i the
budget, tax relief, Inourance, and P ublic
Service Comm ission
Still to be finalized Is the only "must pass"
item of the session, the state budget. A 86. 157
billion spending plan, the biggont in Florida
history, went to the Senate floor early In
day and then on to the House,

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Cancer Institute continue

their survey of people

Allen Symbolized
Past Dixie Politicos

Springs, and

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SWEET IN TO THE POINT
As of knlay, stores In Seminole also requires specific written
County and elsewhere selling diet warnings on the labels of all foods
and other foods containing sac- containing saccharin. The signs will
charin must post these signs remain in place while the Food and
Drug Administration and the
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Florida House o Representatives seat

currently held by Vince Fechtel of Leesburg.
Fechtel has announced he will not seek reelection to the House, but will run for the state
senate instead. The Brantley barbecue will be
from 2 until 6 p.m., Saturday. June 24, at
Wekiva Falls Park, SR 46 in Lake County on

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Bobby Brantley, Republican candidate for use

Veto Looms

REALTY

'Fir All Tier Real Estate
Nails, S,vtiS. $IluS. Llstls,

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the campaign of Nathan Van Meter,
Democratic candidate for the Florida Senate
seat currently held by L4oci Wilson of Cocoa, is
scheduled for noon to 5 p.m., Saturday, at the
Casselberry Land Company property, east of
U.S. 17.92 and southwest of the Casselberry
Postof lice.

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1s15 soTc hiiQwacs?I,

Perry, P.A.

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ingredient statement on most foods which
contain it. All foods which contain saccharin will soon bear the following warning:

throughout the coming week.
The announced schedule: today and Monday, 217 South Oak Ave., Mobley's Midway
Mart, Woolfork &amp; Perry, P. A.
toll S.
Sanford Ave.

ployers paid a total of 1300
million in workmen's cornpensation claims, including $30
million for claimant attorney
fees The bill provides for 73
percent of the attorney fees to
be paid by the employer and 25
percent by the claimant

Funding of 150.
for the
planned
blind
mosquito
research program and money
to expand the date luvenile
detention center near Five
Points into a regional facility to
A conference committee ,
serve both Seminole and lake
which tiattasay was a member
counties was approved as part
debated the bill nil alter It
of the appropriations tall by
pm Thursday, he said
joud conferees of the FlOrida
"There is a kC of heavy
Senate and House Thiesday,
lobbying by trial attorneys
State Rep Robert Hattasay of
. explained Hattaway
Altamonte Springs reported going on
%taa*hile
the
South
today
Seminole-North Orange
But. said Hatt.away. Senate
transmission authority
Pres;dent I.ew Brantley 15
legislation was passed Thur'
holding up Senate approval of
the tall and consequently Housestay arid sent on 10 the
governor for signature. Hat
action as well until a proposed
away sad
law on workmen's com•
pensation Ii passed by the
which
.Tht., '-'islation
Senate
provides for the creation of an
Hattaway said the bill would authority to c'unstnirt. mauigive sane relief to employers tam and operate the 311-mile
by providing a new method for long udercepior line to carry
We payment of attorney fee's for sewage from the cities of
t-Iaunants•
Maitland.
Winter
Park.
He said that last year em- ('UIeIt*rTy and Witter Springs

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ANNOINC*

By DONNA ES'TES
Herald Stall Writer

IN BRIEF

lArry Barton Cohen, 31, of
Longwood is accused of
irauauleniiy transferring
7' O In Iundo by date and
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Area Code 305-322.11orft31.9993

But. Judging from the way the Braves play
base ball. one wonders why

Esen club owner Ted Turner mint be tired 01
knat the National Iiag' standings and seeing
his tern at the bottom.
The Braves fan in my oesghbortioixl is named

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Nationwide
Initiative?

K, JIM ff4y

Members of Congress cannot embrace the
measure without an implied admission that their
own legislative body is not as responsive as it

should be to the public will.

Backers of the Initiative can argue that it
represents a constructive ref inement of the
democratic process, giving people a more direct
voice in their government. If it is working in 23
states, why not at the federal level"

That's Just the point. There are 27 states i,hich
have not ventured into initiative laniaking, and
their people may have good reasons not to

Further, making policy and writing laws for a
country of more than 21K) million people. %%ith their
regional Interests and differences, is a quantum

jump from state government.
Our federal union at states is not a mirror of state
governments in spite of some similarities on the
surface.
True enough, Congress often equivocates and
compromises in dealing with controversi1
national issues
trying the patience of partisans
on either side. But is that a weal.ness of our
representative democracy, or one ot its strengths"
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Is that It can create a tyranny of the ma jorit v

The plodding progress of federal legislation
through congressional hearings, the hairsplitting
language of legislative hills, the 1,iitical horsetrading that often lies behind narrow roll- call votes
- like it or not, that is often how the minority view
makes its imprint on laws passed by the utajurity
in representative bodies.
The Initiative short-circuits that process
Plebiscites, like opinion polls, are handy ways to
measure public thinking, but initiative measures
on ballots can easily oversimplify complex issues.
Indeed, the Gallup Poll summarized the question
of a national Initiative in only sn tords before
asking respondents whether they favored it or not
Californians by and large have use(1 the initiative
rsponslbly since it became a tool for grassroots
emocracy in the statejn 1911.
Rarely have they gone off the deep end in support

fit attractive but unsound propositions.
The deepest water tested in many )ears is the
roposItion 13 tax initiative on the ballot Tuesday.
If the Jarvis- Gann initiative is approved, and by
me magic fulfills its promise of cutting taxes
Ørastically without throwing a reiich into the
erly provision of government services, then
as. Abourrik and Hatfield may be even more
ncouraged.
On the other hand, California's experience this
sear may provide a good argument for letting their
4rnendment die a quiet death in committee

WORLD

the Braves
Bi*. when Cos looks down on the farm. things
don't book much better than they did for Bristol.
Only 34 of the *4 players on the dub wee, with the
Beam at the start 01 Last season, and Ave 01 the
other 19 are pitchers

guy who tot

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He bought the dub in 1t75 soul predicted a World
Series in Atisota by I1 At ill&amp; dock, the newest
holiday urn to Atlanta Stadison P'l had a series
reaefl'd,kOiS yet.
Turner is realizing that the (dEe 01 the Bosit
rots in hisfarm system.HeJadIan'tce'lalaM.tc
speed those matters op It Is a wsIvenal problem
throughout hes.trnU.
Pitching is the beg problem, sorely nldad lad
year in Ill defeats, the mod ever for the dub eves

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It goes hand in bond with the fact that my neighbw Marvin hatme to ft dart of the Braves gwroji,
and usually attar hewing them fall behind again,
goes to sleep.
His main excitement Is the nest day, reading in
the newspaper how body they Id.

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married May 1i,at3p in. at depluancims and baby's breath
Rae Patton aft.nil,'t the
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tie Deland. The bridegroom is the
reception followed the
lloseard Chapter of the United Dawgbtenol the ceufederaey, accepts gavel from
Mrs. Barbara Sirs.s of sers'n,on&gt;
the home of the
outgoing president (and incoming treasurer) Mn. Barth ('oruellas. Also In. los Angeles
tiklegyuotn's mother
stalled were Mrs. Vernon E. Blackeee, secretary (third from left). Mrs. Si. K.
After a ws'slding trip to Patio
Given in marriage by Tom
Strickland. registrar: and Sirs, W B. Wallace, recorder of crosses. Other of. Patton in behalf of her mother Springs. Calif. the wwls'urits
ficers are Mrs. John H. Wlmbish, eke president; Mrs. Brian Schanel, historian; who attended the aestlinig. the are niaiing their home in West
and Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr., chaplala. The lastallatlas meeting was held at bride chose fur her vows an Minister. ('alit The bride is
Ivory chiffon gown over taffeta eses-otise ses-'anly manager for
the Altamonte Springs home of Mrs. Harold I. Jones.
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Ilears to come
Door ,National Arthnes has pist asked
t')ngress for an extra 11 I million far the four
rrgh,s remaining in the current fiscal )car to
perd its processing of Nixon materials relating
to Watergate
Al the moment, a train of 13 arctuvi'Ss i* at
work rewinding and duplicating tO White Howse
tapes and ufling through 36 nilllion pages of

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Nizun' pet-presidential paper s. most of then,
Iruin his site presidential years, and to prepare
then,, for public inspection
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So
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agr.iruin result organized lad winier was the

wrung approach to the problem.
Farmers have, something to learn from what
raised
happened when the railroads were going broke,
Allanta. Americus and Plains. tIa. are Willuanis says.
already vying for the honor of providing a home
Financtally shallot&gt; passenger and freight lines
for a future Jimmy Carter l.ibrary But the were taken over by two quail-governmental
president has Indicated he dots not plan to make corporations. Anttrak and Conrail. and Williams
a site selection anytime 5000.
be lieves farmers should seek a sUndae late,
1k wants Congrw to create a public
The Federal Election Cunimission, which has (urisiratlon Amplow, Canfield or something of
been more tabby cat than tiger in its three-)ear the sort
operate bankrupt farms.
.'sldence, has finally- darted putting the tate °'
(If course, we'll have to restructure wine of
-anipaign law violators
our basic concepts so as to incorporat, the
Within the Last month, the Fit' has levied statistical approach of the bed bureaucratic
tines totaling 131.000 against twi. individuals ISO planning" Williams antes
unsuccessful 3976 Alabama tongressional
lie points olt, for rumple, that farmers now
candidate and her fatheri and three plant spring, fall and summer crops at different
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America,
Since that ought strike the Ainpiow or Confleld
That ma) not sound like a fortune, but it management as inefficient. Williams has

represents nearly three.quarli'rsof the $42,620m iiesj a plan for reducing farm overheta&amp;
the (1)fTiflhtsslOfl has imposed since it 511 up
We design a graph which crosanilezes all
shop in April 1975
the planting dates according to crop and
tines

prtmortlytnthelnterodsolblue.onljar.orkers,
That organIzatIonal lag may be approaching
One interesting omen Is the emergence of a
union, the American
Federation of Stat.. County and Municipal
Employees (AFSCME). as possibly the largest

composite date. Then we plant all three crops in
the sane furrow at the same time.
dollars. 'Then, too, by having all three platted

tst, in the
Topping the million'
membermarkwuli its abscr$ioncia prevtoinly
Independent New York employees union, the
AFMEIsCha
the UnkIIJSteelworkers
for the No. I position.
'The consequences not only for the labor
edabliahinest but for the economic andpolitical
status qua could be considerable.
ucio.

membm* dout. it win I
"first-class
menbersiulp" in the labor moveinsod and a
stiong vatce In the formulatIon 01 its policies
Wlgrji could eventually make a considerable
difference in when and how labor applies its
weight in public affairs. The position of the
employ., and similar unloan on key public
issues tande to be more liberal than that of the

become one of the more conservative power

At first glance, this proposal may leave you testers in U. S society.
feeling a bit unfulfilled. But the mole you turn it
The espantLws of the wtulte-coliar work forte
over in you, mind, ft more it sounds like 11* is
In large part a natural consequence of a
way they run the railroads
maturing economy's ihLftIn4 ensguasla-away
intrigued by the plus, but suap.ctlng there from labor-lateoslve basic manidactsring Inmight be acme soft sputa in It, I asked Williamsikwirlea-isd has coincided with the dedlise of
for some clarifications. The answers below are Use blue'collar I Ions '1 *71,410 dropped a
not verbatim bit will sorveto Indicate the drift 01 haff.millios members batwssn 11Th and 1977,
his thinking.
down to a curved official fIgure 01 LU million,

Q.0 the government don for agrlcul*i,ewhat
it has done for ratiroading won't farms continue

will the Isss would have born pedar If blue'
calla s)t,,5ag, had not been largely offset by
espandon of the crpls41i.vs's white-collar

to operate at a deficit?
A. Ezactly. Thai's the beauty of It. Rallradoaffiliates,
still kise money but It no longer costs the owners
Wish of the huge new work force, however, Is
anything, We anticipate (arms emalnlng UI the
non-union in part tiscarn, many 01 the jobs are
red under Amplow and Cbntleld but we farmers i,3 easily organised along U'-'i lUtes but

will be In the claw,
Q. Amtrak now plans to discontinue some 01
the more wiprolltable truss. Will Amplow or
Cotheld do away with uiprolitable, farina?
A.O(course. Abolishing th,radsygls the
only way to keep ticket prices low enough lot

people

to ride the truss. Aboliai4$g (arise

should do the am thing for loat

also because the AFUUOs bluecdllar Image
bas not snarled a strong
A aiu01ul
tlon by the utUte-collar
igUana of their pewlag strength within the ATh
CIO could cgs that e.fr" It could both
Van a now pselodolgrouth(urblglabor.gliding

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power witI-da the movimsoit from bias to white.

JACK ANDERSON

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frvn Paaky, a, dn-Iala began pre
the51." he *.rnoy, Sal [sivIse, told our
said a Spokesman.. t,bwita to main goad 000.10 the Ike b
CIats Lowry KrofI.wita.
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bad legal precedent. The
clai
ratgy,
""Pot
Incredulous a
r .da'Ined affidavits quote ' " - 's
Othe
incroihuo
Apparently, a business associate defrauded a
mir-ii that tharitois had bern
who had nothiag to 6 with h9sky's dock. owe_ciot'
achevIs, Is stied. that
&amp;Imo&amp;*cuIlroIIcd bank, so the dictator
held unuproperly without a
tttaL bit eWwsI kiting. rof used. Suddenly hewn wadsd.
(harden ens being bold hr t
dil
Pw'Iduw thardon until the
repaid.
not the
of the
w saw PMaEy'shsd
docks wen made sst "lb. only
Following he wad,
W
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Chardcn's health deteriorated so alarmingly I)epsitnieid
ri . (buiten w in penis. .
moed to a tvat. mod" ,o,th
the
that the Nicarguan authorities finally moved courti.
meedivua. He was aeernj•rl by his ftw asuviatas are
sd iey. "was the dinst
him Into a military hospital. He managed to
The truth is that Ambassador Salaun ellidal on. According to mar acc,ata, the
's rI 01 acts Cislasaglog asod OW bok by
escape from his guards and reach the U.S. want upset the cozy rd,dkedup Ike enkeasy itnlrumu, (hist
sean bald in
taM
$l5:
Hebut Pataky." They .14 Lb
embassy. He had been
bitten by rats and has developed with the dictator. When leaNs 'Wi in
bad
I. do with the_• ambe itlly "10 liCiIV ado (undo the
mcdi. lie needed special medical attention. His sought medical care, the embouy arrd hr C
e illig bm oar hek, bit we hm to @d - W. Patuby he k
'i1from the
rultgs he been abused. Yet incredibly, U.S. military plane to fly he I. mimi. But wam ad we do,,cars hats..l
b gsjj&amp;
by pi checks where re wire no
Am'alor Maurice Solam handed him back to Solam turned away a Aenuioen cum wins bra aimMadly: ..yew fiefill 16 like Ma is toillit to new
Sousosa's goom,
health had bees towhee by the diclallar. MOMThe Grow's L.'.-pa eçll.ul all 01
morths. no formal charges were brought against
The
Department is fall ole*cisoesAiiy
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h$),*I,F aianmosed several Marines she drivingrissu relatio&amp;Ips ahead 0111w usSr,
ubius
fur tho aftlier. na chad $1 now They she ceded open to
dragged (bet fellow American, kicking aol 010w e4*esa 111$ riqipeeed to Swint.
am followed by soolhor "sealing wuth a Iweet hedhut NM
in Mimi ed sêuti4 hai into
ic-reanung, dot the embassy. The nest day, we
The ordeal 01 Arthur Lhar*s bug. in $11
1II Agein, the ulinlal ache..Ja4.J awN**15 (beets's private Ow "Thinge
placed a telephone call to thardais and were He weed ida partnership wü sown in (harts's hoolosicis hewariad V141,I3, the be uedd go muck edit far yost brother." Nat'
permitted to speak to him at the miltaty manofacture tesUes. It leaned Mis a ~ weuldbea irdie
man Listen wansd. If am plate was
hospital. He sounded weak and d91r.t business move, since Somosas he the kok ki coL
IpId sear.
Bitterly, h, accused Use uninsay ci falling to trick in Nicaragua.
Not long edervard, (harlan was acc mo d 01
Tb' (birdie edaIr, Is mkrouan. Is Ike
protest U S ntlws. Then he broke down
Then Char iton's business associate. Robeet evading impart ies us 1dM that were daly 01 tree edEpeses in Nicengan,
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Solve the problem by tucking
Relaxing on the beach is net or dry tresses under the
certainly a pleasant way to pullover's hood. It's an easy
Spend summer leisure hours. At solution and a sty bali one.
times, though, it may be less
To work the vuv,riq,uagreat
than comfortable - the
companion, to&amp;p you'll
might be too hot, or there could need several one and three'
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lightweight enough not to be lb receive instructions for
scratchy, tad warm enough to the pullover, send 30 cents to
ward of! pot-dip chills The SIitt-higu Time, P.O. Boa 30),
Radio City Station, New York,
open lattice work
only attractive, it's practfcaJiy N.Y. lo0i. Atk for leaflet 0l.
don't forget to include yaw'
na$tedto seashore di'nsang, The
airy pullover, a good way to name, address and zip code
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prevent severe burning of
sensitive skin, is a perfect Dear Judy. I would like to
clean and store my' knitted
mmvnettlnse coverup.
sweaters, hats and mittens for
Hair care Is always a the summer. Any hints on the
problem on the beach, because coned way to do this, - KR.,
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Dear KR.: To avoid
shrinking or stretchIng of your
carefully kisitted sweaters, the
greatest car, most be taken
when washing end drying. tue
a mild soap, perhaps one
designed specially for knits.
Never nib to remove a stain jiast gently squeeze the suds
through 1W water mis clean,
If a garnwod ma very soiled,
sash twice rather than using a
large amount of soap or
detergent on se .sahint
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t.irf,''l Lsit'n IC iiitt I OSI lit
inniat (ifs' I a_u never fa);)oiar
It,.,? .ts.P.fnr' ,out tf't.r ta-it in tutu shut' .in.l he L0.IS like art an,saer i
Pit ii(tl( ''it 111' P .5*1 III III 11155Cr
Writ Ps' I u,.t ' .slIrsI it,,' up ,anf
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n_ut tied .ini&gt; three miauflh,s S
f'ints,bIrn turn to [Ii,-nw suit have twlursrsj that
rraisJn a,ss Its's heart that flip
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Most shrinkage Is caused by
moidua'e left in the woolen after
washing, so wring the towel
hard. 1)ur.'t worry about
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law"
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"And
*1 they win learn any
thing, let then, ash their
husbands at
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shame for women to peal
the church
lam a Ian of yours, Atibi, and
laipe trial even thifs s"ti are
all for wi*Twis's rights s ,si nih
he lair and flint (tue acyssas
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ran*Im asrkeaesd,
years roles %rriptiire has lii's
iatrrpuled 00 a safaly of
ways It ia I.ajer ceasldrred
a 'shame" fir ..mru I. speak
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meeting of the Hollywoed'So'.tls
florid. Poetry ledlude. Many

mem bers
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organization are

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members of the Florida
Stat. Poet Association. Winters
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Is 0 raeidis* of this group.
Brugh. The Nuggets also served Ye ThI
Abbott
Posts from up and down the as an aisle of honor, for the three year Trustee Joseph
Foster. Om'flcor of the Day was
Eastern Seaboard attended the incoming auzillary officers.
eyed wbectu Included poe try
In a moving moving mooned, Vie Brmulboos.
Installing olflcer for the
wJups, sp.iai reading f me 1,iauiap,s had taints
ladies sadllasy was Muriel
the poet's latest writings and a place. Grace asked
wine end cheese lading eyed, officers to extend their palms, L.ovift, with Esther Jacobs as

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Ilambo,
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free, It was SOW by pget TFINUII Aries
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Every pod and mihey Is the made the tflct II was G.,'d VWM. Tirls, son
tautly he hold n.ne ant 01
(owdis. Jobs will I tmeulad to
Mel.. Pitt to us ow Maid
Grace Zmufde eat Ithdallod an
s11 01 thil
A.1Muy As msl. Grace
I. make her Us-i'° a WIle II
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Pflumlow of Cohn a,
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official *at.
Used ad
chiNless, IS. florid. Nuggets.
dir IS. diraclloa .1 Kathy

Au&amp;lfla:y VFW will be held on

con. the pad horn.. II? No Highway

was presented with a copy 01 The 117$.lTh sSlcurs for
W.uadoy morning at II Resolution 2117, The rewabalen, aullla'y Include: Pe
.0 ZNDIjds. Sunlit Vice
a-rn.
which will be a pormariud pot
Preildest Cathirla. Win
For further information 01the date archives, spr
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Winters, 0014431 of the

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ladles
Springs

June 7M S P.M. St the Seminole
face up, and pledge their corAKUM and Mary laui p' 11101111 380111gil OW i-, SH
allegiance and support to us. ChIrImIft an Madad cue- i3 t, Lsngwood.
coming commander John dactrern.
Installing bfflc.r for the
langtull.
Pd MIS, Winter Springs
Paul Calhoun, )epsttmd
ladies aadllasy was Muriel
Florida Slat. Commander was Iavdt, with Esthe Jacoke as VFW Will hold di MUMMY
at
on. both to top .sotth.stats, coliduittress, will Many Lose mating an Just 7,MIp

State Poet
Is intg firmed
Warnings we being held at the and to be Installed an the in- theenslrng as

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awarded sek place is this year Trade. Mary Las
Amertca
prsgrom Is the (bi, two yew Trade.
satire coutry. iidi is gilik Muriel la,dl, t5.w year
can&amp;treso Evistion inn, whis Trade. Braids Barnard,
Ui, link topthif isdef hbklk t*,Idirom 111haft
his
ad adverse "'.de'-. Iheard ad NwItallim vools
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Langhill, Senior-Vice CornA SUB breakfast, sponsored
mender Jun French, Jssslor. by iF w pod and auxiliary MIS,
Vice Commander William Winter Springs, will be held on
Rambo, Quartermaster Paul jg
from am. untIl noon
Calhoun, Adjutant Wee Stiles, Proceeds will be used to aid the
Jusfo Advocate Lao Tarpinlon, pony league soft boll team 11w
surgeon Ray Jwskerman, past is sponsoring this year
(bspban Dive Thomas.
' top by the pod home, Ill No
Yew Tnwiee Dab Weiss, two 1gh.ay 17.12, laingwoodto eel

Bane WInters and Mary

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trying liii 'SrI '-it - 'ser
stutii'tt.ns tt.t ii ft( VIII t,i1t

Poets Brush Up On Rhyme

plain iseheurs to get together
and Iniwovt thelr act.
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hair bs',ui applied I" a matter
as
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isulr.hwaIang I shuisid base
nniphialina'Ip nrronsmnusdrd

In And Around Winter Springs

Now Is the lism for all goad
pods, would be pods, and just

This is the slur) of an
"I'm so depressed... I'm at an do,uasId... Patakyoo was aredad tot allegedly defrasdoigisshipped ide Nicaragua. Vat be had a written
American tanmeannan who is being held for I'm, just so down and out," he ub4iet He Somas beak, the Banco do Cutral America. of 4j -ms.d with Assisista dWAdft the the
ransom in Nicaragua by its backwater dictator, couldn't believe his own goveromeut had $3 IOAIIICIL Chafto listed about 1111 IlTed dictator wadd "psi for all me's in aIulrins the
Anastasio tiumoza. There is no other
to delivered him to his tormentors. 'lb. way they while he was in the Stain. If he had been In- 7f5." Nicaraguan law e'pla U'nga from
describe the detention of Arthur Chanton in a earned ow out. the way they poked me. They valved In the fraud, he obviously would have paying atles an Imports.
rat'tsafedrd Nicaraguan Jail,
twisted site. They lair me apart. They took my stayed away from Nicaragua,
(*this
ge.Cb*eswas autencsdtsMa
heart ott."
Is lad and fined $3 rnilli, winch was
But In all Uu'erence, be returned to the me
lie has been held for a year without trial. For
WASHINGTON

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together we cut the cultivation cods by twothirds and the high cod of harvest will be totally Wuecollar doin*ad AFI,C1O, wfld
has

eimunated."

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Whip Up Cool

tilt has not, however, bans reflected in

organized labor which has continued to draw

president. George Weany, 'ft. 'AYWMP

geographical location and come up with a

WA,SIIlN( .TIJN UPI
Although you'd never
guess it when you belly up to the checkout
isiunter, a Texas farmer tells me he and other
tiller of the, soil still are losing money growing

STITCHIN' TIME

peiceii* of the entire working population.

The employees leadership has long been
a1tIcai01blecoUarorlei1atiogs01theAL,ijO
ansi p..u.a 01$ha pst.of $

Farm Running

u&gt; DICK

Magnin, and

New York for I'atstora bridegroom is a ikiectise ii
headed alencon lace
major
for Kotansun
oeuswwsi me
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the presidential libr ary' business i js.p brisk
these days Groundbreaking for the Gerald It
l'unt Library at the University of Michigan in
Ann Arbor is tentatively schedule,] for
SoscniiL,'r, and work on a Ford niusewni in his
h'mie tjwn Of (i'ind Rapids should get under
way twit rmg
The library and museum are being built with
privately .ontrubuted funds, although the
guvt'rnsnient will wuid up maintaining them. So
far, $5 I million of a targeted $7 million has been

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While the arituvists are not listening to the
famous tapes they are running riectroni
on each one "to determine w hether
signal is present or absent SC all parts 1 the
tapes," as an Arittives press release tactfully
put it More It-minute gaps. perhaps'
lit a Stan-h, 197 reILni to ('ongress, National
Aictusni of ficials had estunated they (OUltl
all the Nixon Watergate uiati'rtesls in
1hz.'-' ears with a staff of 103 Ilid Congress
is asn't in the mood to spend money on the former
president so the pr oject has irwhed al.ing with
its skeletal staff of 33 flic new ..pPr(.Priati(lri.s
request would permit the hiring of
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ft's a slgo 01 the times that the year's at'
twAaxq in Atlanta has dipped below the 10.000

ANGLE-WALTERS

Under such gi amendment, citizens tould
petition fora nationwide vote on issues or proposed
federal laws
a process now found only at the
state and local level of government

Inasmuch as the .'tmendment has not emerged
from the Senate Judiciary Committee, hich held
hearings on it last December. the)' may need encouragement.

Preston Hannah and that ageold lostitutbolit. Phil
NieSro, plus Matthews, whohas about six

iaugaine"

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A Gallup Poll indicates that 57 Ix'rumt of the
people in the United States totootild go along ith the
idea of Including a provision for initiative and
referendum in the U.S. Constitution.

The poll is encouraging news for Sens Janws
ithourezk of South Dakota and Mark lfatuield of
Oregon. chief sponsors of a Voter Initiative
Amendment In Congress.

when It was in Ban and Milwai*te.
Turner got rid 01 lad year's manager. Davey
Briatol, and heoagtd in Bobby Cos. perhaps hoping
some of that old Yankee gold dot would rub of! on

the

Marvin ks far as I know he's the only one. There
may be others, but they don't admit it.
Mar vin was telling me before w
on
d
how the
were buying pennant the way the
old Yankees and more recently thvbe Finley's
Oakland A's ha1
You rc'memt.er Andy Messersmith, Mike
Marshall, Willie Montanea, Jeff Burroughs and
Gary Matthews. Their ('ncntsne(i salaries probably
surpass the rest of the tram.
They are what Turner was jumping tç and down
like little kid about at the start of the season, his

RONALD G. HF.CX, Advertising 1)trrctor

movement today is probably more 01 a sipitrin.
Last time! looked, the Braves had only won 17
games and were at the bottom of their division.
About the only txigtd spots on the lenin are pitchers

Gazebo Dedication
lhi&amp;atarn lit the gairtai in (rnstrrunal Park. iclieslulril thesi
hesdap sill 1 3a in ,ma espettesi to be user before noon The Navy
Hand from the Orlando Nasal Training ('rflhi'r will perform at the
brief ceremony

shirts is open to the public free

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Woman's Club To Install

on

the Eveninq Her

aid Vow would like

The Wnaii's Club of Sanford will hold the final ntwdusg of the

to

have? Well, they're

season Wednesday A catered luncheon will tar served at noon

available Now vu's

followed by usdallatlosi of officers
Mf'1 (Ileti Mathews, Ilistr ict Pull l*tdr, Florida Federation
of Wuinsis's I'lubs. smU serve as installing Officer

can order an
uwmnt

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of any photo

Which has appeared

Street Sale
Set Saturday

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Evening

Her

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days

The Democratic Womena

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14 Of

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Club of Sumssole toady will
siolfoot a street sale Saturday,

begsvdiug at 1:31 p in, at the
(ieeder *soulord (lmamnerof
Coamiercu braIding.
Forms with saleable detna
I. Male are asked to call Mrs

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Pastor Carl R. Neil of Sanford Seventh-day
Adventist Church will preach his farewell sermon
here on June 24. Pastor and Mrs. Neil have ac
ceed a call to Canada, where he will serve in the
chaplain's department and she will be director in
meulcal records at North York Branson Hospital,
Toronto, Cana. After the term of service In
Canada, they plan to return to the Orlando area.

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April Van Winkle, karrir (Il and Rachael Call For Lutheran U nity
Welgbtman.

Lqmbleholic Seeks Cure__

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Congregational Christian Church of Sanford
Men's Club will be held Saturday from 5'7 p.m. In
the chtwchfeflonihiphafl. The dinner will feature
fresh Zellwood corn and may be eaten there or
taken out,

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phka( tag I erswdiag God
oat of my ide. I hove prayed.

plant a seed' He eipecta

to
receive a hatseat' If he uj.opnt
plant, he dotwil ripeil But it
he plants Pu. seed, then he

knows there sill s*tedy be a
harvest.

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Wiwn jougiveto Ibm, you have
Answer: You're right by take thcai dollars and give got to
receive back I believe
coiling your cilopu1jye urge to them to God
that
you
can take your ganiWhat will that do'
gamble a sicknans Because
filing money - )Our need
skinwea is anything that is a
First of all, laud won't keep
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money" - and

liannony In ouc lives And. them very long He will give nion. by ipvw A to God And
yos.l can tell yuv what to4.to than back . But lie will multi
ply if you give it with some faith
then; fltit
be healed of this, sickitin.
and somile low for GA I
Take your gambling, money
Ned, when you cisc to GOst guarantee 11.1 tie .w give
NW give It to Gad. Every time ezp.ct to receive
back to you a dellveran(., from
you hITS an wp to gamble.
Some people think the Bible the sichnesa of gambling

Methodists On The Move
Several

area
United
uItw4g chords.s will be
affected by new pastoral
a'ssignments to be aulolmeed
t.aiyg at Use 0oodission of us

Graduates Honored

the florida Conference in

I Gostsiaosr. Jam Ads=.

Pat)' O'&amp;Is., Ruby Sawyers and Cheryl Smith.
Cemmunim will beavidand Rev, Scott Harris
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Methait Y01111111 FWbuft OMM to be Inat the service include Mary Baker,
; Runty Hibbard, vice president; Sandy
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P-_tWy; StaiTiodeJ,treasia'er; Debbie
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repiesentative;Fred Baker, program chairman
ad Robert Goetzlng.r, president of the DeLand
District UIIYF.
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Duncan Is Speaker
Di' Pops A.
president of Stetson
University, will be guest pesky for the aenual
luncheon to be held Sunday at First
=CbWchds-- lssd ad the S:20 ad 11a.m.
surv. He holda Mailer of
of PMhw,y dsss triutuern Baptist
Thislogical kmIuty. Graduates wil l be
I at the Ii a... service. Stetson mtulc
atu
Bath Dsvlu will slug U the service and
J.T.
maSs, pair, will p1.1st
etCh gradit with a gift freon the church.

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i A Munk Ministry Appreciation service will be
held at 7:39 p.m. Sunday with mtalc by the
duU*en's, ystdh and am chOirs and the ladles
asrue. Awada will be pissentad to choir
mbus.

Iud has given. Us. A11A claims some 111,00 members
Statement sea
in :43 (Virigirvitalkilu It La made
It said that, Ite wv church up primarily at so-called

sUr.sflsea Ur' appreciates the cooperatIve moderates *1w tilt'Ole Mu.
the nev
and tIniest efforts already under way sown Synod ui Us. wake of .s
IJdlwf an body in Us United among U.S lutherans but said, growing ronaersatn tiwoluilStates. has Issued an audacious - We are convinced that the cal trend in that drutun.Masn.
and amt*tloim call for Isitheran caisa, of Isghersss union toAdopted at the AI:1.0 ,
and
unsoo
an end to competition quires motor than the elimin.. second convention. A Call" between the major luthensis lion 01 policy I structural I envisluns a 1575 (Vluujt.atIUn of
lxxbes
hfleunces and forth., cwtwr. all lsdhrrmn church t*olies
Itself the product of disunity allan between separate organs
willuiglo conunut themselves to
and Schism wIth*n the isdtieran zatkasa
an eventual merger
CflurchMIssourl Synod, the
What is needed iso. U a
('Puids unity is UI. mother
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dsujc-$s union in uip vuis.oio.Ia. everyone Is for it
lutheran groups to make a tlonofl.pgts.ran tile atallll,m
But Implementingunity-'
commitment to "organic for ItI* sake of the mission (led wtucfs involves not only giving
union" on a regional or national has given us
op old idesditiei for new one and
onion" invites other major

level and then work out a plan
The ciii is addressed difficult and somsttrnr;
of Implementation.
primarily to the mainstream threatening bsue.iicrstic chan- I
'This call for Lutheran union American tidtwrw tllurch and in, is another Uws
suns to move beyond coopers' the Lutheran t%nith in AmursThe American Lutheran I
lion, which, though sdisirst4e ca with a combined member- Lburcti, lot ewnple, boa iva*
In itself, does not enable ship of mime I million people conigiletid a major resiructur
tijherans to eth&amp;t*t aid es
The AE1A was formed shod ne of its national i.,I
the omnen which a )ear and a half ago sal orgolmatke

lmigwoud after 51* yew. .1 the
church is being traswlemd to
First United Mutts.i (bordi
of Ft Mend.. Replacing Ign
Robert kersten, dean of the
will be Rev. Robert I. Bridges,
The vocational beeahl.0 at beth of JachscnvWe Aeken
who will be coming from ('oll.ge of Engineering at for llaptutsin agriculture, arts. Taft, religion eihtur of the
Wesley MemoriajMt. labor Florida Technological business and professional Miami Herald, and Li S
Univenidy. will be among the positions. churchr.latej ItapeowsiatIve (laude I1epper.
flg
chw'chu in lake city.
S,mdey at Saulasdo will be personalities scheduled to vocations, communications, both of Miami. Charles
opeak at It vocational Weak- education, engin,ur,ng, (hennan Jr. former mayor.
June ii
Rev i)m I. Ilainrick is Note Joint IS in Atlanta as pin guserngiwnt, health servim and Capt Eugene ikl)4nleil9
g.
of the Natiocaj Conferenc, of law enforcement, legal ft IS ta*iitit'as, both of
being assigned 1

Baptists Set Conference

loyl*tsasnssal session of

First United Methodist Church of Sanford will
bei.oi'5inoIs High SChOOl graduat, from the
dutich t
Sunday at the 11 am. service.
Graduat.sisdudsQndyBOlhsle Ru
sty Hib
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Hibbard.

Ry DAVID L A'fIJEBJOM
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of
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true, then why does a fanner

but prayer
t lest e.sugb.
Can you till me what I Can de I.
be healed of the sktaess of

delegates are expected to attend the convention
Florida. It will be one of 20 internatlonal conventions sChedUled In the United
tes this summer.

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Church of the Nazarene, Sanford, to serve as
pastor and will preach his first sermon here on
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II
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problem.
as advocates or
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me
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Catholic pfl.thool has coiled a tripand accepting a sermon of O tisiSile SCOW toshop 1'
..cond lotenatlonat con- the status quo that will, teen if ordWi an '°$''.!
urinet for this fill In orIn,dIcn of women Is actvm- liOITlIfl caileiditI, then it would sewn to me we have either
plwiwo. imi rosesh u
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twdng lb.
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sessiciew ,ti
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when Ue mutien that touts in their relation with lb. abed means and sahty w4..,
in
person. only shout ends and
omie Roman CMheIW women whole COmmIII$I7 of faith truly felt called Is be p1.s sal then leoit*r* atowid later quality And cans.. he said
for something for the OtStfllAdi
was finally apc*un alowi
lloyds said that while the
to
' he wnt.s
movement mist coatmus to
In adktpstk,n of
Ilefor, Ui. I2I century, he prow the btshoo toward or- -.
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adds,
the churches were satiation of women, it must alur
swipside of
Cyfita a ile,naal among the
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llwi%. pleats were only or. biptimil Thats wtier, the Colt'
terw.ce's udlurthal pshhcstion
ned abri there was need ° mltimify riwiws from NO
Living Worship, recently
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conunwUty
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minister in the Christian
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sciai• minutert..t rthrencel .hti
the whole clssrth but
. nest Psi,, become the standard movesnet* mist ilo and iii"
Iy,becllollosca'
with goad means, with more..
in the women's ordination miwthod of operation were
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f
the clsw'th that they were heafluwa"
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He believes a -basically Ideal
cynical careleuneu about even labelled null and 51)14.' he
'The (?wlstian landscape is
already dotted with little kniots
meana..nda and quality' mid
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1 -. qssasuy lesslaits Is rampant in
11usd.. uPs. ijoncniwd with of wtfoestututod deny leok
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u for churches to lend omit,
church life Us every we.", the reform of the.Me 1,
Second graders at AU Souls School in Sanford made although he believe, the the church, is afraid that the fls.4ni151 14) their eLi1*enC he
this giant rosat's as a class project for presentation csreieanus is more prevalent advucatri .4 women. ordassa
at a special Man. Pupils wrote out the appropriate among del nader, of the status (son will accept without ibwn.ay
Iwslj 40 nut create corn
quo Usmi on ref ormers in the the current practices of the rnweitles, he said turniflonipra%ers and placed them inside the papier mache
chords
(15111th as lung as it ultimately ties create plaits
beads. Clockwise beginning with the teacher, trs.
I:IIen Ilernosk',, are John Newton, .tin Seckinger,
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God, Hurry" Sunday foUowin&amp;thepjpvgL
d itcpeiAlooiiihifamay night program will
be Am Keeler of the Orlando Library System,
who will explain library services.
Communion will be served at the 9:30 and II
am. services and graduates will be honored at II.
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KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE
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Women of Casselberry Community United
Methodist Church, Wednesday, at a 10:30 am.
meeting in fellowship hail. Mrs. Hooper is a
member of First United Methodist Church of
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McDaft
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Rev. Aidaa A. Ahnand has
bans atlp1Odto (bat Undid
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in 5anior
usding PAT. liei lain,
who Iws been is1gpf to X.

profeuions, management. P,nsacela. Austin Brown.
munsty United Methodist Baptist Nun
mIlitary, retirement, sales, iteplain at the lInda State
thwvh of lieBary replacing
A large group of
Rev.Kot*1N Bailey, who has Ba
IRS 'Al skills, .prts. Ins- Prison, Stark,, and Bobby
will participate in the
iweid the church for two
niahon, mid for young adults Ilowdin, football coach, florida
cvnJr, at which Premdent
years R.t. Bailey is taking a
us search 4 a vocation
t. University, Tallahassee
Staff
Jimmy Caster will deliver Us,
year 's sabbatical to farther his
tithes' ttsiltM psrmiaslltios
major addeow at tiwl IS
eshirati.s and plans to attend
am. trusts florid. include Irvin 1.
Conference registration is
may in

Andrew's United MethodIst

Church in Daytona Beach.
AIlns.iiI, his wife, Bernice and

two .heuug$ars will live Us
yp AflON ALMAND
DeBary while serving the
church, In previos years he recently, as director of Mallow University in Lb. fall. (Mathe II,ISI seat (huns (dillin, deputy director .f SUWwhidsincln.desseh,usaiun
survol as treasurer in lbw development and public
Assigned as an asaclate
police NtY1CUI and Castles 105 vocational breakfast and
WWII! Ulylics of the Hoard of rilatlosm for the Plorid. Und.,d pastor at Deltuna United
The *member Atlanta Ragland, director of the the tally The cvaferersce us
MUICAS at the United MdPmit* (uhleen's those in Methodist Church is Eric Sywipheny (hchndrs will opm Brotherhood
Department, open to women as well Ap
the rally wilt a ISmimite Florida BaptIst Convection, laymen and psitors
i5ptf1di ()urch ulor of Entaiprise. Rev. Almand has MlcPwl Ysurig, whin has
the board of directors of the served many churches In p800mg a diurcis at Wood- tnc,1 miler the dWwtw of
J.p. Istarsatiunal Uwt*ian Florida as well as other cos' bury, (a., iheje completing his KotN?i Show
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seminary work at Emory
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Rev. Lyman H. Ktwood, University
faculty member of West organoisni pastor of linlanfo
Moving day for the kholisises eaecutive director of the
South
Baptist Hrsth,rhsed
Virgin. Wedey.. Coass, and United Methodist Church, will be Jusi it
L'ommiloii, conference
mer, said hi invited the
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activities, lIcledla. the

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which mania at Berbrig hit

fJis.staty Schasi is Us swway. a Recagodw

call by Bethel Papist (lurCh in bathers NIpICIP Cmesat.,
Bradvallass
which cIa tb.eu day no in

sIN he 41111idbily IIrVIC*wII$hS held MO$iIg
EarIH Lamm Jr. is pow at
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average attendance of 71 and 111849161b bacSI I
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charter memtars in the , pengrass at the to vratichsl Pluerresi Baptist (eh of 119 W. Akpot Blvd.,"

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WATTLE(UPI) The NBA
d*an$analIlp $ayofl serme Is
a (sEem scramble once again.
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Seattle Sopsv$oo(cs • into
Gems S In the Seattle Canter
Cetligeon tadgIS tied at two
gamon optic,. On Tupadoy,
traIlIng by $5 palate, the Ballets
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Isadvantege no teats has ever
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For the Builds' pereintel
AilStw forward Elvin Hayes,

but before a record

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rekinled hopes for the r,cegmlion that goon with a diem_p seonon.
Slknsa and Hayes each dot
at a power forward for their
respective teens and lisa game
that wed rigid dims to the wire
each scered $ paWs on eight

BuIlds reese back for a t1l6
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Siatti 21-sam. hem court

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Jact Slbsa, the Swici' Ions
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For 3-2 NBA Edge Tonight

Bid

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5ai551 01 the sorld Us Seattle.
Alter Tseodoyittilfler. the
015 r. was mom willing to stare
los thoughts with the news
media.

the Ions was IaappoUllng."
said Slkma. Il k was a log geese
for sa -II so had won we were
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wIn three dralgId, two 01 them
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reporters altar the Builds Wee

"People (cr5.1 that I'm 54
and have to go Against guys
twice my awi.' said Rayon. "I
always live to dot with double
teens aid triple teens. I've
new had the Isizury 01 goIng
agaldi a We guy."
The Sisics' have defessed

"The mad Imported thing Is
wUmlng,"he Add. fls sort (a
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Rid like (Bill) Ranseil laid me.
there's always tomorrow."

Trophy to advance In the

Playoffs for the championship
to an 11:30 am, game Saturday

óRTS

Got AII.Am.rican Honors
College were named to the 1978 AU-American
track team following their sparkling performances In the recent national med In
Osampalge,
Eddie Hodges made the team after a strong

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RegarIua of the o*dcome
Friday, the two teems go to
Landovel'. Md., for a sixth
gain. on Sunday.

Harry Glenn for thedjs; and the mile relay
team mad, up of lbny Hill, Later Jilter,00,
Howard Oliver and Hodges.
Also, 5CC coach Terry Long was elected
president of the National Junior College Track
Coaches Association.

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Key ForMethodist Hour
Molhe Hew aimacad is
the Aw'c'd, Springs [Jill.
League playoffs with a 3-2
sailor victory over BaldwinMcNamara on Tom McFadden
pitched a no-billie.
P'iU'olst Hour was crowned
first half champion In the
American division, and now
meets second ball champ
Flagship Bask 01 Orlando In a
15 am. gain. Saturday. That
winner advances against
National champion Perkins
Cake &amp; Stalk for the overall
cmspior,aisip
Thursday's gam, was a
battle of nobitier for the that
eta linings Baldwin led, 3.1, as
Mike HoWan Also knocked

Wallace, Giroski Fight
ORLANDO-A pair of 10-round bouts,

featuring Edgar Wallace vs. John Giroski and
Claude Noel vs. Scotty Foreman highlight
nut Tuesdays fights at the Orlando Sports
Stadium,
The undercard Includes Milton Owens vs.
Joe Hooks and James Salerno vs. Bob

Fianchino.

Dog Club Meeting Set
Seminole (busty dog lovers who wish to
register their canines In obedisnee training
shouldsIgnupon June 13at7p,m. in the
National Guard Armory on Ferncreek Avenue
In Orlando. Classes are conducted by the
Orlando Dog Training Club. Basic and ad-

domsMoappoaasdscnnohas.

vanced classes are available In 10week
sessions.

Tray Moalo isElad, iatt
Malts singled and Sides Wad
reached first on a I'açed third
strike.
Andy Lure came op with the
his M. singling In the tying and
wUmIr4 runs.

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First, second and third
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Chiefs Ink Hicks

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Sanford Specialty Advertising to a 22-16
Junior Girls Softball victory over Florida
Screen Services. Susan Bagley drew a bases
loaded walk to score Kim Kammel with the
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KIwanis, 11-10.

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wanis Closes With Win

showing In the half mile; Roger Ruble made It
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won the regular season crown

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By UaIIdd pmas i.tarasueel and tied him with Early Wynn Seattle. 15.0, Detroit edged
The"nee"JlrnPalmer last andDenlirysdaleforl4thplacie Milwaukee, 4.3, and Texas
any easier to tat t hun the old on the all-time lid. His third oulal ugged Minnesota. 10.7.
monecidive shidad also tied a There were no games In Use
The 33.yw.OW rtgIdlsigsder club record.
National League.
of the Baltimore Orioles ho
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pitching due this year bscaae only four lots and as unearned log news on their 011-day by
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firing Massager Dave Garda
siosgler. ag it
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rMsedtis record to 7.4,mg1j
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following the recent tennis townament,
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Important vIctory 01 the
Pinto season Thursday with a
3-11 triumph over Alpert

Hayes with the 4-1151km. ard
14-year vete an Paul Sun. Bat
Use Bu llets with Hayes, Unsold
and I-Il reserve Mild s.opchak, have been able to match
Seattle's strength on Use boards
in this series.

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him leveled at turn beca'a. 01
wrejc expectations.

Specialists gained

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is MARJOIIU A MacORIGOR,
*11s5, dd'el$ Is 2114 Park Aemue,
lanIwl, Fl 3317). Tile n*ole and
a.SSW tIle ye,
saoal reems
tatl,vs*ffvneyo,euf*theDlIs.
All poisons Ilaslog claIms
demands against 114 Istata 0,,
WITHIN
THREE
ce5*lIVid.
MONTHS FROM THU DATE OF
THU FIRST PUSLICATION OF
THIS NOTICU. 114110*1,ilfle
ma above court a wiston
SI*$eflle,* of any claIm 01 darnand
lh.eymay1,ave.E1(teclaimmmtbe
in wv.Ilng and lOwif indicate Ni
- bests be, the ('am, ma lean'.
alS5OftMcr*tsvwtWsaggeW
'It aItsni. and ttee amount
'laimed.IfI$iedl.l.nisnstpe$Ni,
Ito dale w$.in It 0411 bets.. Ni
51101 DI stated. II 111, clalsee 1%
ce.etlngefll 0' vnIIguldatOd. tile
nature sI ma uncarlalnty Mell Se
stated. It Ni tlaI Is secured. 114
Wcamrlty 55441 Os descrIbed. TM
• claImant 55411 deslel, *011(1.4
copies if 111*11110 to 114(115% Is
i4,enaile tOs click to mail
tie, Is
.acS pocssnai ruatt,e.
All poisons WiteraWad WI 114 eslate
Is stwm a cay if ON 14.41054
AdMIAIOI*4lon IlaS base mailed 0
raguirod.
WI TN IN
THRII
MONTHS FROM THU DATU OP
TNt FIRST PUBLICATION OF
,,TKIIISOTICU.tslllsaeey,NictI.5.s
,Iheep may 141$ INst 01.41.155 ON
valIdIty Of No Ni1*N's wIll. ON
guplIcatlIss If till pininal
S..u.wSeMativa. Ii file vAN It
fwIs41lNiOf*ec*,I.
ALL CLAIMS. D1*ANO$. AND
OSJICTIONS NOT $0 FILED
WILL SI FOSIVIR SARRID.
OiSsOf*gfW,fpidd1(IWofON
Me,34,
'NW.
M.IstIO A. Maceggsr
N Psrs&amp; R*asWltfve
11 ON Ustafo St
NICItOLAl C. SIAM
po

)ATtOINEY FOR PERSONAL
RIP*1Sl*?ATIVU:
1OOu01.A1 STINSTION
0$TIN$TROM.DAVIS$M(INTOSN
.Q_5.. I$*San*t Fl. 3032
S14fIMIJ: 31*3337171
tOF1*litl May II. .40411. 1401

DSIII$

JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT INANDFOWIUMINOLI
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION NO. P$-I$MCAlSU
MORTQAOIFORUCLOSURU
NATIONAL
HOMES.
AC
CI PTANCE tORPOR AT ION,
PI*Ititf,
vs
JAIlS PRICE. I 5111510 person and
ANNIE lOUARMSTROIIG,aSmgll
person and THE STATE OF
FLORIDA and CAVANAUGH TIll
SERVICE
Dafarida.w
NOTICU OF SUIT
TO: JAMES PRICE, a sing
porson. *111 ANNIE LOU ARM
STRONG, a Singl, parson and
CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE
YOU All HERESY NOT IFIED
heat an actIOn he fe,e(I05e a p., q
Igage on tIll following prigesly WI
5110111011 Callflty, Flailda
Lot fl ACADEMY MANOR.
UNIT ONE, as recasded In
0005 13. Page *1. PutIk R,cord of
Slminel. C.inhy. Flivl4*
Ms 5100 flIed against you. seid you
avefe0eIM4Ieser a ClOy of ali,
111ff,,, dIt$is ffiel?te. It ally.
LUONARD V. *000, Attofney to,
PIalnfitf, at Suite Ill, III Maltland
Aviceu. Altamoede SotInso. Florida
U70I, and til, ffia 11151.1*1 *1511 tIle
cle,klImaablvestyIaicaun.n,,
befos. II'. lIthe day 04 Jun.. 117$;
a ludirnard may be in
Ier,d 11*11111 ySIl tsr thee r,IlCf
deManded 10 tIll COmplaint 0.11111
WITNESS my Iland and W.I 01
said Court. ttlis*y Of May. 97$
ISEALI
Attleilt If S.(kwlthe, Jy.
Clack if Ciftuit Court
5y, Julie Cuttis
Deputy Clerk
P11bl'lIIMay II, II, 341 June 3. 1*71
01*41
IN THU CIRCUIT COURT. 11114
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR
SIMIMOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA.
CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.ISSS
IN 55: THU MAIRIMUOF
10011 DIXON SHILY.
HvsbsidlNp.ldsre,
MId
1FF II MAE IHILY.
Wife P,tltONr.
NOTICU OP ACTION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO'
10011 DIXON IHELY *14051
RISIDINCE IS THU CITY OF
$ICHOLASVILLU. STATE OF
KENTUCKY.
AND
WHOSE
MAILING ADDRISS IS 315
LO NOV11 *
DR IVU •
NICHOI,ASVILLE.
KUNTUCEY
0354
A 0.005 P.41511010, NetS $aytl
ilavin, Olin flIed c.gasdIøg a
rIONSt 41, belle timpofaty all
porIll*'onIchelWSt*psrttsROGIR
DIXON SNILY, Ill thee CWO*It Caur$
InaMfel SOlIlinOlICawfWy,FlWIda,
ma .41511 tItle of *01(11 Ii: IN RI:
THU MARlIA@I OF ROGUR
DIXON IPIELY. Husband and
Respondent, an 1FF II MAR
SNILY. Wife and P.41110ev, ISl
9111511$ cwllflalld VIII II IAN'
and fili NWV AaPW 11 atler
*05153110111*155 Mdi ON CIWS
at 1111 CIICIIO Ciutt II aldto,
lSmNeuIC
p,P11r4*,NWe,
a cay 5*0154l1 Wit,', *ltStM,
ct T. Reldgn,54 ClevitNW. MIll
&amp; 01ION5, Pelt Office Dva.er 1,
54O.FIWldSWU,oner laMe
SN 131* ON 04 Mw. 55*. 11
Olasadul *1.044.414 be 111.191
*551*0 p00.
WITNESS MV 14*140 AND OF.
FICIAL SEAL If ON CletE 04 5115
Cleu41CN't,MI*lsI*lSysf,e,,
11*
(StALl
AITNUR St SICEWITH. JR.
(Net Of Ns Cinced duct
By Saip *. Capo
Oigldy C*t

MCA T, UIORI,

CLIVI%?.tIO. *4*1 5. 5110515
*m...,.,* Wa
Pelt 0155*1011*0l
5511.11, P111*0 301$
P4*1*: Mp II. It 15 Mw?. 1535

0114$

.

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IN 1141
COURT
1IOTUSNTN JUDICIAL CII.
CUlT, IN AND FOR surnotu
COUNTY. FLOII
CASE NO. 71.1114CA4$
IN RU TNt MARRIAOU o
PATTI JO HARRIS,
Wife,

..

ARTHUR L HARRIS.
HVIO00
NOTICE OF SUIT
THE STATE OF PLORIDA TO
ARTHUR L HARRIS
A4IVOM UpOnoun
YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED
?tel PATTI JO HARRIS Ms 4.1,1.
tt,,
Caet Cf
SIrnileol, County. Picld..
q
d.s,oufeonofrnIl?e.,,,aeid,,1111,
r1Su.vad to wc,, a cope 04
*tlf *itIllWt .4 Miy. 0, NED N
JULIA N. JR. ESQUIRE. of
STENSTROM. DAVIS &amp; MCIN
TOSH. AItorlley to, Peti$esl01,
00051 addreSS is p
So
132$.
West Pint It,.,, - kite
32. beWail. P1.5.41 33771. 1514 itl
1111 OlIgiflil *1111 tIll CI.cb &amp; ma
C.ccv,t Cautl. bernenol. Cawity,
00 beta, J
13. AD
IllS. oIMrwIsl * dilatelt 1111
uII,fnate 111415000$ 0011 w
19*05? you toy rIte rIs dlrni.d,1

't'. PI'IIIIC.

WITNESS my Itand ses .oici.I
WaiSt tPel Citcuet CMt of Sotnnela
(00w!. Flsvida,ulis Sfl 44yCf My,
AD 1171
SEAL)
AvThejr Pt ScIa,ui. Jr
Clark of Circuit Cov,l
51.10101. Cty. P II4
S Mar,a'at L
Oputy Cletk
1T!NSTROM,OAVI$&amp;INTO$H
200 West First Street
3
posj Off, So.
5101001. Florida 21731
MI 223 tIll
Aftory for Patiticuse,
PplH,t' May 13.15.31. Julie I,,,
DIX 41
FICTITIOUS MAlI
Notice .sMreby ØYM, mat •m
w'..ged all b5in.lI.t $07 Pytdlitey
Cl • P0,154 City. Seminole COuf'ty,
Florid., ulIlIr 114 IiC$ItiI 110.1004
A SETTER WAY and 11,11 I Intend
toragister sad nam, ..tt ma Clock
04 tIle Circuit Cowl. SIminoIl
County. P105.4. in ac(aoanc, *1111
tIle osoviseons Cf the PiCtil.s5
lam. SlaluteS. To Wit S.ctioo
5*50* FlOrida Slatvtn 1197
So NaVy R Malone
PvbllsIe May 11,31. June 3.1. I7I
DIX 5*
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU
EIOI4TUUtITH JUDICIAL dR.
CUlT. IN AND FOR SUMINOLI
COUNTY, FLORIDA.
CIVIL DIVISIONCASI 140.71.1131.
CA 30L
IN RU TIe. Ade,tI,. it
MILTON S SMITH, Ii and
DARREN 0 SMItH, MinorS
ALONZO HISSER.
Stegf atIlls
NOTICU TOAPPUAR
STATS OF FLORIDA:
TO. MILTON S SMITH, SR
AddreSS and R15ident
YOU AWE HERESY NOTIFIED
that a P141115,
MILTON S SMITH. JR. *111
DARREll 0. SMITH. .110111. 111%
Will till.. aid yew ot. ye9f II IS
Wrve * copy II Vain answer o,
Pleading to tIll PetItion on If.,
PIIitlSo.,'s attirnly, PAUL C
PERKINS. SR. 447 Wost South
Shut. OrIando.F lorida. and hell tIll
.5410.1 answer., plead.ng Ill tIle
ettici of ma CItIk 01 the Citcult
(*art00or biter• 711111 II. IlPI II
tow tail to dl so. ludgmMil by
*h*vlt will be t*b *ga,nst you
me rfli1$ demanded WIllIe Ptilion
WITNESS my hand and Wal at
CId. Seminole County,
tIllS lath, dat 04 Ma,. ISIS
SEAL
AatP.f Retkwilt,
Clerk of fle Circuil Ciunl
Mav.*vll L MlyenI
oars
PubIvste May II. 311 June 3.5, ti
71
IN THU CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR
555*1*01!
COUNTY,
FLORIDA
CAll NO. tI.IIII.CA.55-D
THE STATE SANK OF APOPKA,a
Flotida lansing C.rporatlon
Pl*inllff
,
.4 SRAILIY OOtfAM,aka JAMES
SRAILIY ODHAM. and LOUISE T
ODHAM aba LOUISU TYLER
ODHAM, IllS wile. RICHARD
PALMER. Tvi,stee, PANNING
LUMSER AND HARDWARE
COMPANY. INC. a P101141(1,
55514 100, TLC OP SAR TOW. INC..
a dissolved ca'potatlsn. 7. F.
TOWNSEND. Ill, CL. TOOL!. j
C NOR ROW. as all of ffi slIrviving
directors and Ivulleei of TLC a,
bARlOW. INC.. .w hIll un5,,
assigns. SuCcl5Wrl In Interest,
Instleselanyet14cpactpc'al.ing
by. 1110011911, undi, ai a,aInIl TLC
OP SARTOW, INC., COO CRAFT.
INC, a 1155.1,11 Alabama Cot
position. GRIFFITH S PITCHER.
* P. (0*. JR .7. 7. SWIFT, S N
WEST. 0 R. DOLLAR, as 041sf ma
WIVIS 115 dlrIc$e,$ and 11vs)
5f
COO CRAFT. INC.. and till
unIneow aSsigns, suce.s 10
WlItSlt.IruSteISItanvCftelcp.,ty
1111.1111 14, Iheius, uMef 11
aSaWIWCOXCRStFT.INC,.CRO$S
ROADS CONTRACTING. INC.. a
Florida CorporatIon CARL 0
CARLANDIR,

IndIvIdually,

SENTINEL STAR COMPANY, a
Delaware
CCc pitatlin.
eFLORIDA TRIM I DOOR. INCa
Fls,Ida Cotpefatlsn.
NOTICU OF ACTION
TO: W. P. Ca.. Jr.,
as WIVIVPIS 410(10154
COO CRAFT, INC
III) aIdge,, 01*0
51,4*091'.., AlISae,ea 11373
You ase *0111111*0
fenaclise a meflgage 1151 won
you and yew are rl50lcsd 1,
wi've a caiy Of you, rosin
alsnus.IIanp,10NeeGIOlGEC.
KILLEY. III. PA., PIaIdllf l's
0101mev. .teesi.,s Is P.O.
11*, £rØ.. FIsvMe. 17301,1011
be*e Juno II 1*1 and file NI
SVIIN11I.INII4CIWIO ISNCait
SaMe WvSci in
0tuoe at
4*ar.Nia datsuN Ml be Imtirgd
age*
W VIII NoNerillit lemd
lnONCarlplaifltInd.,.I*rIIitlo
IN cimyllIld
WITNUIS my biRd *11
IllS court iø Mey 34, 114*
hAil
Aitlut 54 55(1450.4,
c
y jaj, 5. itu.jI..*

GEORGE C. KEURY, III, PA.

NiIIC.

NOTI
OF
HIARINO
OF PROPOSUD CNANOIS AND
AMUNDMUNTS IN CURTAIN
DISTRICTS AND SOUNDAIIIS
OF THU ZORIMS ORDINANCU OF
THU CITY OP SANFORD,
FLORIDA.
IW.(e '5
,y •
wc H.01N1 *11 Dl MId .t ma
Cornrn,sOOo Rae. NI ma C&amp;ty 14.11
'I It'. COy f 51010,4. FlorIda. *1
P Maclou PM see JuOl 12, I57I.ts
co'*del cMnqi .00 lmItl*Ti.eW$

Iom.zon.n,or#nai.ofI,'.ci,,
Cf 5001011. FII4*. aS 1041001

AITICLI VIII.
SUPPLUMINTARY
SIOULATIONS
I
PLANNED
UNIT
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT.
C R,v'.. and App,oviI
O(IWII%

5be1'1, set' II $11111 be
*111101,1t. read as t0II
III AYov$I ma City CM"
,ThM.00 Mliii Dl netted oral laW
I two vw pon01, 1110.-ever. If I10
(OeilSVudicn Pill Dl$VI'I .111111 P.,
!,., Itil, approval it Ill
*'ydICifnefI$ pllO KM*i4l. ot 't ma
.19I.c.eW tall to enlosalo ma
01.101 dlv M'lIll$ 000 K11l•.
1110 1095101104 II'. dlqlspnwve
Planet tIll wf.de,elOp.d aria 111*11
laPse and b. 5b.v"
t.d At
IId.lullisn.ndtw,o.dcatew.ma
City (OfOlO4SWl may r,WIdit• ally
laPsed dIveloemlels pIali 105 Mi
addtlo,1I psceI one (II 7.01. If
(M.pp,o,aICf ae.v.I10m00$$10
'aPSIS ulider tIWI prevI$Idn. ma City
CommissIon 111111 tab. tII
llldIIlafyrItIlllllI*dtlantlVIOlo,l
ma undev.seo,1 a.. a. ma p
eIit dlviIOprnf$ trim ma Official
Isnitil t01. fill a 11011(1 .4
r,',.catoe, wilt' tIle recorded
deedllpinlot plan. bId 11900 1001n
rIlOrnrnicldIIiOOl ff001 tIle P1*11
0111$ aVid 10010$ Commitilon,
retO.e liii r,v.cat.d undevelOPed
Me.
All Partiel ill iOterest and CttiSwis
511111 P..,, ael oOPolluSlfy to Dl
Marl *4 Is'd 11115101
Sr 0,4*1 tIle City CamrnisSlen
04 ff11 City Of 51411011. FIOrld*
Roll U Retundo
DePuty City ClefS
Pvbl's11 May 3). 71101 3, 117$
LIE X13

IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR
SUUINOI.I COUNTY. FLORIDA
CASU MO. CA 7SV).CAIS-F
FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR
TGAOE ASSOCIATION, an agancy
slitiflgundlr 11411.00$ ma United
51011004 Amarica,
PlanIll,

I'

AL0ERTR ALLE$.fI.4OESRAL
ALLEN. Il, *it•,
DetseId.nti
NOTICIOF SALU
NOTICE ISHIRESVGIVENIt,at
114 ufldIvS4net ma Clirk Sf tIll
(ircuil Court br Sam,nol. County.
Florida. under and by virtulat tIle
Fivial Judgmiwt ot Po'eclo5ri
rNCIiItI,3011141t01
Ma,. Ills. in 111*1 certain cave.
pitldin$ lottie Circuit Court 0410.
EiSt,teentll Judicial Circuit Of
Florida. 10 and t krn.nol. Count,,
being Civil Act.on Numb,, CA 11
573 CA SI P iii *111(11 Federal
ttun- alan-ag. MWIl.IIMI, all
agency euistinq iit'd,r ma law, 01
Uniled SIai,lCfAmsrlca. SIte
Plaintiff. *00 ALSERT R ALLEN
' DISRA L ALLEN, Plis wite,
ore tIle DefendantS, und,r Mid by
,irfol.4 tIle terms .4 said JudgIPlird
will otlec lot sale and 104111 public
OufcryIotpleh,ill'.11tMidb.Slb,4411
, castiat tIe Wilt trced lout oftIe
lwrninoIe Cowlp (dlrttioVs.. 01 tIll
CiIy of Sanford. P1.lda,IIitIle 11111
.ay of tune 1171. atlt,ehiowr 04)1 N
am. tIll Same being a legal sam
dI,andtIlIIlouralegaIPIouroIMl,.
tIle IoIl*win described Ilopofly
Situated in S,mlnol* Counhy.
Florida
I
55 II THE COLONNADES
THIRD SECTION, 1(cording 10114
Nat flerlCfISfeco,d,d in Plot look
1*. PIge 55.0410. PublIc RecoIls of
Sam.nole County. Florida
TIt Said pcop.ity atOrIS.id,
lugethr *itl, all ma )itll,nintl,
Mleditem.nts Mid apiuft00anc.t
lItellunbo belwvin. Or in any *i$
appertainlng, beng sold to SIllily
Said Judiment
DATED THE 3151 day of May,
575
ARTHUR H SECKWITH. JR
Click ot $11 Cutest CCct
Cf $ItiI.e,OIe Ciis'fy,
Ilofida
St ledy U Capps
DepeAy ClIrt
ISEAL)
Spielvogil and OoIdm.n. PA
Paul M Goldman
III Scythe Ciutteee*y Parkwoy
Pest Oftit. Ill 1344
MiuItt ISland. F*Ila 37153
Aheowys ISV PlaintIff
Ptiie 12511 41) 1333
PyblisIl June 2. 1171
DCV IS
IWTNUCIRCUITCOURT.INAND
FOR
SIMINOLU
COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CIVIL ACTION NO. fl.SI4ICA.l4I
IN RI: THU MARRIAOI OP
MARSHALL LII MULLIMS
P$fHIlluI
bId
MAUREEN A MULLINS
RN5SIIII
TO
MAUREUN A. MULLINS
II) Slate StVSCf
VuMInlaing. Indiana
NOTICI OP ACtION
YOU ARE HURISY NOTIFIUD
ill Ml adlas Is, DISINe04
MM?lage NW to Ohm 5 155(151
09llly i e *lIe.in.g deKrWsd
grigerty. 10*11.
5.03. SlIck I. NetIIe 01104*
Addition. IS Vac$fded 10 P10 Seal
IL Page 15.04114 PIOIIC Recoidsat
''
S *01 liMllSt VOL MId pew
*0
i rng.WWto sire, a cop,of yew'
Won iitonsai 101, 41 Miy,in
CARROLL SURRI. AIWvIMY No
51451 11*eW N 5(1
1*01. SaM SealdIe,,
Iantsrd. FlorIda. and I Ill me
ON Click Of
(outS. $MINrt sanmao cy,
FISs.aisebsaMNsllWNpof
Mw. AD
sIN be gstSrgI aisaM pewbe ma
MON
*It141$1 my 11*0 *00411110
WII11 stad. s,c,
P110115.1*14 ON ONeS Me,. AD.
'

hAN
c
ut cwcun
5S1"SsN cy p
vSsly * C
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CARROLL SURNU

Legel Notice

Ld Nofico
IN THU CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR
SUMINOLI
COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASt NO. ?$lISI.CA.D
THE STATE SANK OF APOPKA.I
cfe,14. Sa.k1n C.rpsro$isei
P1*101,41

,

.1 $RAILEYOD$IAM,m 5* JAMES
SRAIL.EY OOHAM. Mid LOUISE I
OOHAM aba LOUISE TYLER
ODHAM. I'll seilt RICHARD
PALMER. Tr,.,sIe. PANNING
LUMSER AND HAROWARE
COMPANY. INC • a F1W'IdI cot
Isefl.Mi. TLC OF SARTOW. INC.
a d4IOIvId cOrporaIion. .1 P.
TOWNSEND, III. CL TOOlI.
C SORROW.U.IIlImakll'elvlI,S
'r.cion Mid 1V141105.4 TIC OP
SAllOW. INC. wi ma uninnen
s15n1. lucc1SIorb en int.,Iit,
IrvOteli 0,101
by. ,twou,. ver or 1911,14 Tic
OF SARTO*. INC. COX CRAFT.
INC. a 14111,11 AlabarnI
l,00. GRIFFITH S PITCHER.
* P COK. JR • J J SWIFT, S ta
*151. G R DOLLAR. . all of ma
dIV,C$O.1 and fl54q5.4
cox CIAPT • INC. avid It,
5
•10.95'5. 5a($ s
led .1104. truStIeS or lOy llt'iq party
cta'rnnq by, tIl5qPi. ueer q
19asvst COX CRAFT. INC. CROSS
ROADS CONTRACTING. INC. a
Florid. C.rp11ltl.. CARL 0
CAR LANDER. 11111,1w ally.
SENTINEL STAR COMPANY. a
Delaware
Corposatlon,
and
FLOR IDA TRIM &amp; DOOR. INC a
FIOqidl Corpoyat.on.
Desenantt
NOTICU OF ACTION
TOM, J J Swift
Is Piury.v,n direct., 04
(0* fRAFT, INC
725
a or.
Sla411 Mount.',,
SirmingIlarn. Alabama 31233
You are notified 11114 Ml IC,.. to
Igagi las been
19*'flsI you *111 yi are riquirid to
wqvl a Copy Of tour .11411.
deIev,ws, if any. to ton GEORGE C
KELLEY. III. PA, Plaint,It'l
.ttan.y, wlleSIaddre114 P0
1133 ApOp&amp;I. Florid., 33300. 0001
before Julie 1* IllS, and tile ma
.540.1 *1111 ttle Clark 04 tIlls (ourt
,lIl befOre WIVite on Plaintitf's
ItlOrney or imm.4ataI, tIler,afMq,
otll•nwisl a default will be Itlteced
19*01st yOu tot tIll ,,Iiif demanded
In tIll Complaint and ambIdmont
tIll complamed
WITNESS my 11101 end Wal 01
this Court.. May 34 975
ISIALI
ArIIv.,c H 5bwiffi Jf
Clerk
Jadqutliell I TPIQmPSOII
Deputy (IllS
GEORGE C REILlY. III. PA

P0 So. 1133
Apt*,k., F1..da 33ff)
T*II5llOnl Ito 3051143133
PubIiuS May 341 Ju0.3.*,
01* II)

l

IN THU CIRCUIT COURT IN AND
FOR
SIUINOLU
COUNTY.
FLORIDA
CASt NO. IS.IISI.CA0*-O
THE STATE SANK OP APOPKA, a
Florida Sans ing Corporation
Plaintiff
7. SRAILIY ODlIAM, ala JAIlS
SRA IL I Y OOHAM. and LOU IS! T
ODlIAM ala LOUISE TYLER
OOHAM. h,it will. RICHARD
PALMER, Trust.,, PANNING
LUMIER AND HARDWARE
COMPANY. INC, a FIcrid. car
pufation, YLC or SAl Tow. INC.
a dmskol,td corporation. J p
TOWNSEND. Ill. CL bOLE. 7
C SORROW. II all of 1111 surviving
d'euOors I'd 1,1151115 04 TLC OP
SAR TOW, INC • Mid II'. unknown
assigns. successors in inleresl,
Iru%t.5anyoftapa,tyc'aIm's'.
by, tnco. wilder ov againsl TLC
ot RARTOW, INC. (OX CRAFT.
INC. a disSolved Alabama Cot
ooeat.on. GRIFFITH S PITCHER,
W P (0*, JR. J J SWIFT. S N
*151,0 R DOLLAR. •5a1104 me
lulviving direttort and tru5t01l 04
CO * CRAFT. INC . and t.
uninollI 11140$. $VCCIW1 in
ildilell, IruSI11l or any ether party
claiming by, 141,9.411. ulidIr Os
against COX CRAFT. INC .CROSS
ROADS CONTRACTING. INC. .
Flo,lda Ce. pOtallin CARL 0.
CARLANDER,
IndivIdually,
SENTINEL STAR COMPANY, *
Delaware Corporatl..,
.04
FLORIDA TRIM &amp; DOOR. INC. a
Florida (lsporatien,
Det,0010t5
NOTICIOF ACTION
TO: Mt Silty N *15*
as lwrvt,ing direct,, of
COX CRAn I. INC
413 Itafleeg liii DrIve
SWrnin,Iim, AlaRoma 31723
ycy a pielitied 1141w 1(11105,
IOreOssIahlllc$.N. has Olin filed
against you and you ar resuired .
s.r,• a ce,y Of yewr ritten
ISMssaL If any. IsIt..IGEORGE
K1I,LEY, III, P A, PIaInhltl't
1133 Apspoa PIstIls. 33101. elliS
befeis Dune 7$ lIPS, and file ma
Orlifrall with ma Clark 041411% Couct
amer beta, Wninc, Ill P1*lntlft's
Iffimedmafily IheItiaff,
attiar.ise a 41talt *11151 sntered
a,a'nstye,m,rsf.ie
.nma c.'tamt arai $mi'W,,ienl
mac.mplal.e
WITNUSS my leand and WaI
thelSCoustsnM.,34. 17$
(SEAL)
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Sy

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GEORGU C. KELLEY. III, PA.
P 0 505 112$
Apopka. FIWIIa 12753
V tls55ana Ni 03ON 1525
PwOIai May 345. Jun. 1. . 1*. Ifs
DIR Iii
CITYOF CAS$ILSURUY
SOAIDOP AIJUITMINT
NOTICI ISHIRUSY GIVEN till
ClIp if Casa.Nivv 5*01
AdIw$tmonl MIII Nod a public
111*11mg Mi 155111 Si,nsllln,
aellc*0. N ceW
a can
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35)111.41 Is sayit. a daycwe
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SNSNV *5*1*1111:
TM NW 15045110 NU S *1.411
$tae said 1*. SiciNe 25 tNo. II
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Itiwoday. JunI IL (17$. at 7:25 PM.
inONCaultbsrvvC$vNaSLISLaM
1v15* 0110.15 11 Non INreslIst

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Notice ,s
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CIIV.4 ff4 Crc10l CV1. $00110010
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ma P ,'5toe,$.4 ma turn. Sta'v$eS,
T• Wet Sacfeo. US 05 P11,14*
51111410 lISP
54 JOb, S Wyatt
Publ6t' May 3*1 Jul10 2,5. II, ff70
DIX 117

Seminole

I I'..#VF.vJ
101AM -533PM
MONDAY NIn. FRIDAY
SATURDAY Noon

RATES
4k a hoe
lIE * hill
3SCa 11111

IcoeNIcutI VS (1101$
lcsRslCutivetlmis

)LlneSMun,muv'l

Noon The Day Before

Mimodarn

In lov.ng memory
Hiis(tilt &amp; Ev.nr
GIL SERT
Sadly milled by tP.I,r (4,14,111 &amp;
Evelyn &amp; Job l.ggi
4-'Penionals
OIVOR(l-$30N - GyaranteW

Ff11 415a15 KIT. Sot 71).
Pompano FL 3355) 1411*57

ARE YOU TRflULy Call Toll
421 1737 lOt WE CARE.
A4lt &amp; T.eni
IS ALCOHOL A PRObLEM
Itt YOUR FAMILY!
AL ANON
'0' lafIlilill 0,hr minds Of
pt41lemdrinker
Pot fv,tlueq unlormation call
123 hIlt write
SOnbotd Al Anon Family Gep,p
P0 So. 553
Sanford. Fla .32771
5-.t.ost 4

REWARD S70 tOf "MOWlC'Ll
Gee, &amp; WIliti tamale Cal Loll
Holiday 1101 Call Collect 203 3.15
1223

e-CMd Care
RIgi$trali00 now •cc,pt,d her
sf1.1 floss, W5IICnI trim 3pm to
I? m'dnigIlt 1733*5* 'or •ppt
*11 BaSt St
CIl,ldrtqi 'n.y
311 FIm. Sanloe-d
7-t.1s. Hoists
Spacial WIliSly &amp; Monit,Ip Rate
01. Sanford 3331000
SPRING H0USECLEANjj'i'
SELL THOSE NO LONGER
NEIOEO ITEMS WITH A
CLASSIFIED AD

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P-Good T1un

to Eat

SUTTIRIEA$SSalu UPIK
RI 1.50, 101* StS.SaMo,d
3321111

S *1 E T CORN
1255 Su
RUSKIN VINE
RIPE TOMATOES
lIDs SIPS
ANDERSON FARMS
11$0PrentP.Avl
331334$

BLACIcEyE PEAS
CONCH PEAS
$4 SI Dv You picki Pilsi.n

Farm$. 0.154134112)7 ClOsed
Sundays
11-kitructjo,a

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Single &amp; VOvP 110015 lOst? ud
available Teadeing psinhsters
a specialty Lat10t leclilIllues
Fri '1 (1,11100 by USA PV5
Ts,i5 Registry. Fsr Info. Doug
MaIlcI.wsai. 3333315
It you Ire hievin lIffiCylty finding
a 010(5 Ii lIve, Ca, Is del,,, a
ci. 0110011 5vlca
Ieaye
Med If. SIed Ill IUV waist ads
evecy sly

Il-Help Wanted -

WANTED
MAINTENANCE MAN
REFERENCES
REQUIRED
APPLY IN PERSON
HOLIDAY INN
SANFORD

Evening

The
Herald
SIN PrmshiA,,
Santstd. P10,14*
S•OIIIV Ad,lsstt Needed All
n51u,II cWMltlCs. will train.
PcI pat MurS Ph 1534111
LIT'S SI NON?
It VII semi 1501*15 No I Ills
easer yew
*4i be rising
1111$ 11*04.0 werin'S Ne5.leeg
No Sarnosts to da a *0 *s ad
asIWiwbo,, Nay.aedl,,.
l'heWhi $5 *01 TillI$ Is
FIve Nsi dealars a .e*.
call *54351.01 anpIlMa No
D1lMa*lJ fy11lIms, dayewrt
15 &amp;ON.ss Rests...
AIR CONDITION

ING&amp;

HEATING MECHANIC
Pevmawet PlSItsaie, lip
01(101117 Watts Air Can
diluting Call 11. NIl Ne ae
P

glas wa.utatais &amp;
telling *0tlllge$ Apply 351
bens NISANI (I. 5.51ig...,j,
Fl 5357*5

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Oofms.onal OC(lçMii( p 3 Mo 1
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(Ill ii? OIl 51$ 100

3(50 2 ball' 11,32 pni (HA I'

vvi lid 51150'

ill ?11(11 lo 57$ 100 1 110 I
b' fl n.cp 1p1 l,nt 45 4?,
bill p'-i.

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110140 Mature Couple No
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Child?,n
Pd pils 3773533
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LEASE
ILDRLN

palo. 'a'oe
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Coiuiihoniflg

Call br appl Ms bruce
Cramond 335441 4113. 0,11001
Inn. I I intlrolarlge. OeIlona
lit

CRAWl 000'S lIft Rlt,f 0
ATION SERVICE cool, (Old.
heeling R.goum. ,nslaiial,ons
p?pvtnliy maint I .(,nS,d.
Nulidid, 'hoofed 71 P,i,m ,n.,r
Sarvic. 82) S
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2l-SduA3IO,fl

3 Young mol need odd tool to set
lIlrou91. college Call 33351$
P:30am hell.,

24-Busi, cpertu71tse,
O'slrbiulor5Ilp lot Herd. Hseneel.
CampbelI$ avid 11111? 100d5
101111 1101 S,rvice Compeip
,slabluIed accounts Minimum
flveslmenl 14.571 Secured by
you'pmqnI and inwentor *yite
Food D'.ii.. NAUCO. isa,
M00Ic lit Road, Sirmmnutiam,
Alabama 353)3 or call loll I,,,
Opr 21 150043)1441

AIrC.aid. &amp;tBn
CilsIral Heat lAir (001 Fr,, Isl
Call Carl tiamris al StARS
%001o,d 17317?)

AppkenceR.peir
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I.E WY DAY s0n.oe S ioo$.ng
'0' wIlal IN., ta,, to ,41 Cail
'adO, Mid v9.m? (mall 100 Ad .11
Mpea
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lccvewmng Per volvmn growers
IWo,,,, Psaduclion IQb, 11511 in
Ilisling &amp; bulure walto disposal
5,%leyfl) *ebvy all production
It you .rc unIes,sled in 15mm9
'On $)5c1 13000011 lyle as
your own boss. Call 373 13*5 vi
SInNed

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will, rigIt person Call alt,, a
1737133
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SERViCE

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Altornay Services
L(GAI. CLINIC oh
ENGLANO&amp;(HIEK
Alto.dable legal service Isle Loll
l'SlutISalI Conbullalmon III Open
Day*. Ewes &amp; 511 1010 2 ))5
MOO. tIC? Hwy 4)4. AllamonIl

________________________

NOSWIMSUIT
REQUIRED

Sanfeqd Ie,lly custom 3 SR. air
i'va.I May lIthe SIPS AduIti I

Ridgewood Arms Apts.
I, 3, 3 Sel,o.m Apartments
availabla Pool. Rec l*rn.
Ts,, Cew-t. Laundry olfli.
A(. DiSIlwauSer Caspeted I
Drip,5 Call 27)5420 bltwein
I2$a,e, &amp;Spm
V*c,at
lot Multi I
SR. COmplet,ly MoiVRd intl
Iun, dISMs and 110€ 513$ *5

Geneva Gardens

B*IdlI'SØflg
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SOORKEEPING
Your lIce 0,f%
833 117?

I10idissp
ANIMAL HAVINUINNELS
Groorn.ng &amp; Boarding Ml 'Steeds
dogs Ic.4t l*s.le OlIttidI emS
Pu lupolulS WIbrie &amp; lam Ran
Ife45 CoisI 01,33115 III vice S .0(0
1541 Dv 0104511 N5w ?don Sat
II Sw" 3* 'tfl 5733
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D.apes Upiloislefy
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81254?

EleCtrical
sos otcv

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Call 3315111

1233151

14,,, tIll I(5 *( P4IA..,,i3OI
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PIUGHEY EQUIPMENT
Orb. S,r,,ce (lIMing. Mowng
Back '-lolLoad., 1715521

COUNTRY CIII uNC.S' Covet, I
1111 I', ballI 110101,1St Ongd'
C H&amp;A..q II.n.(•Idecovatnl
Pont'. l$i414,y no, all
P'u-tlisp Servic, -I '.4150'.
n a ci €$u44 negbitw,lwoe)'
RPP *ARRANTID
luSh
A JUNE SPECIAL
1,5,0o
y,rt IS mn 11111 Get pow'
plu"buig done NOW'' 321 47S
('lOLL PSOUSI Cot, 300. Ibabl'
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tome un
C C Manor i Doing
ALL PLUMIINI.. VIIURLISIS
PI latin 1.1, P5 II w 0
lIlIan. Isiks. ball Sw,.ce
carpet. pal's, lordscapunq I
(11Q (d Ac (11111
*050' JusI III$4
33? IN I
__________________________ MAlI A *15141 Dream1 3511. lu
bIll, 15010141 N,Is .( P44 5.
Roofing
ww Carpet 44 ,.InI.I Ill
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wrIl. Ill. P'r.place &amp; MwcIt
tili*e' lull Ml $4'
AIlIypesriotng&amp;r, r00fing '
Guaranteed LIII rica'e TIC
I Hf 0000 1II C I , scutu,. Pl
Ir..Ist SobanllmN00tin, 3
s.n. . IdpIIwlde .3 III. I
bsIhi * * (0911. C HIA. OW.
1P19 oatinkt.&amp;scm POOl
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SANOSA' PIE OPINING SA((
L'(imed CallI3S Ill?
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ml NEW Qwaitp Hom.1% Ii At
'011.11, l'' VA IHA &amp;
Saw Filing
CONy lINANCiNGl 112,s,,•

3222420

3l-rtnr$ FurnisMd
Is' Simut Citaws bun, 't
Jun,,,4 Cowan &amp; M011y 5
3$ P51mfe
)Rm Pet,, Apt 1)lS,,is
P10511.0( IIOCHILDRIW
NOPE7$ 0114717
I3ldamswpoie,si,e
3110331
SAN MO PAR - I. 3, 3 SMr
t,aila, 1915 Adult, &amp; lamily
parS WeeSl5 35(1 Pt*y 1753,
100*4. 31)1191
UNbID COURT
APARTMENTS
Totally IllOwualed
3*)ldruIo,dA,, 3333331

Gasmbel Fence Co.
331 1*5?

P0'thbhl*eldllbIrsc,
Day 5,141551
1211112

ANYTIME
MuitipIeLlStInQSIrViCC
254S
REALTORS_PARK

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(It .n C C Ma.'., Il'.5
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uJ'l.cunun.q P.l55 1111.110 5144
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IIIAL TOIl 377 lwII
SIUI TiP( r STuNf, 'it 5,1(1
t..t 11) 1551 III 1114 Il) illi

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REALTY

Hunt Realty
e

S2 Pm's Ci' III 3115
11*1101
AIIPIH,.i',,,s
IS) 531,17' tIll
Ii; eels
(Alt 11IAUINASS IS(ATPS
C 415711 lIlacs all's eattIh,vr,l
VA, IdnU S.,. $It$4bs,,, bell'
ill II

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W,ai C Slab, I.
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1H15 WI Ill
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ball. C 541*,
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(."l'a. 15.11.00.. Ott, ia.ga
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REAL ESTATE

OPEN HOUSE

ASSOCIATES

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LIADCIS
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CANtER IN
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Sa,Wd Pyrn Rooms
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AMERICAN
EARTHWORM CO.

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Medical Secr,4a,,.i
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newspaper accounts.

Director

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SECURITY GUARDS Full Mid
Part I,n• Pretet Mfwi In
div-dual Call 377 5)0 lot In
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$305145

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205 CimmercIl Sanford 833 5174

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creat, layouts and

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Advertising

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needed for corn.

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APARTMENTS
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APAR 'MINTS
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3303 Sanlo,dA, )7fl331
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Orlando - Winter Park

322-2611

14011CR UNDIR FICTITIOUS

SUMINOLU COUNTY SOARD
OF COUNTY COMMIUIONUR$
N.ilce Of FulfIl
H.otI.g
Jowl 37. 1171
TI,, Soard of Coutihy Corn
m5sloner5 Of SafpIm.Ie County.
Florida, will twIll public hearing to
onu.der 10. lollowle'. itima
A PU5LIC HEARING FOR'
CHANGE
OF
ZONING
REGULATIONS
I ARTHUR I. SOTHERS - N
IAA AND R IA SINGLE FAMILY
DWELLING DISTRICTS TO A I
AGRICULTURE DISTRICT.
2711 7? Lot 4. SlICk $ Of
tanqlewood. Section 4 1$ recorded
fl P1*1 5005 II. Page 70. *114 ma
last 34411 flat of Slock S of
T*nglewood RsIat P11 boos I.
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Tao Astotsoti' map 11$. in Stion
To*vishiip 31. SoulIl Range 30
Last. apbooi0latety 134 acres.
Fuct$,et de,crlWd as Eastty Cf
Las, Howell Road. SoutlI Of
TIrnermne St. WIlt Sf Poinciana
Road. *054 Sf Mettlngleam DrIve.
1411111.4114 Orga Ci'ty LIIII
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ANTHONY Al. GiAGLIANO, RI
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TWO
FAMILY
DWELLING DISTRICTS TO R P
RISIOUNTIAL PROFEISIOISAI.
DISTRICT. P19)71)34 Lit 3.
Slick A of RWat.f SNob C. Siuls
Fern Pa05 Sus*vislon (Plot 5501 7.
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Ranse 30 FWltll, described as
thee strut trwn *11111 PItS
Federal Savins and Loan
A11clatla,, CS,,sec sf Ne 13* and
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DISTRICT No.1)
I MAYO *. GRAHAM. Al
AGRICULTURE TO R IAAA
SINGLE FAMILY OWILLING
DISTRICTS - Pill) 75137 TM
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no anesthesia. no pain. He is
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My ugg,rjs just passed it off
with "Oh, thats an oldfashioned mdhod. We get too
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rather have scar tissue than
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mend this method.
DEAR READER — Hesnorrtalda are simply varicose
veins of the rectum. They pop
oil because the veins are
overstretched. Anything that
exerts pressire on the veins
around the rectum can cause
Ills. An extreme example is
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YOUR BIRTHDAY
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teinal area, hence
hemorrhoids often do not
produce any symptoms until
one day a person Weeds.
You should never Ignore
rectal bleeding because even if
It Is froma hemorrhoid the
pressure behind the vein
causing thebeanorthold may be
atcanor. Let your doctor cledde
what is causing the bleeding.
Cancer of the rectum Is too
common to Ignore such an
Important sign.
Yes, rubber bands can be
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formation Sara wts.1 j5i a'ntwith a long
tanied,
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remember before you
choose the right coarse ',-tr
doctor will ras-eat I
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curtly what sour awn
Is since (here is a s'.-t

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should learn 11w' roirrel ai.,t
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Slyr thank,-.I harts p laP,
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she' its-cl. if I- -a tsr , witt a'
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gases sou I) ta-t '- r liii it
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A (.ilila,trti,sr.aial,'r .s
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r,aast,-r hal c'.'-t ga.n- 'era i
Illin ltitluIv ris.eJr t'iira- a

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well-known safely
play has appeared in this
and other columns for years
A story gnes with ii,
Swne 40 years ago an
attractive young lad)
started to pis) rubber
t*eatUc.vdi,sh(1ub

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in New York. She won the
spade lead in her hand and
promptly placed the ace of
clubs on the table West's
king dropped arni It was a
matter for her to
score two club trick.,, game
and rubber.

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SCORPIO ltkt.24-Noy22ln
yowsell this coming year, don't making on important dadalon
look back. You'll make a major today )uu might not be able to
change that you could find both b3tpAM a strong-willed person.
stimulating and pronususg.
his cooperation will be needed
GEMINI May 21-June
to get an answer.
'(ow negative behavior can
SAGITTARIUS iNoy. 23-Dec.
Produce antagonistic treatment 21 1 The w hole day could slip by
today. You'll get beck exactly without accomplishing a thing
what you dash out—you can bet if you allow yourself to be
on it. Find out to whom you're overwhelmed by what needs to
mmatically suited to by sen- be done. Tackle one task at a
ding for your copy of Adro- tune
Graph Ittrr. Mad tal cents for
CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan.
each and a long, self-Addressed. 19i Being around a deprtssing,
stamped envelope to Astro moody individual today will rub
Graph.I'D. Box 469, Radio (sty off on you. Heat a hasty retreat
Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sur e to if you encounter such a person.
specify birth sign
AQUARIUS (Jan. SD-Feb. 11
CANCER f June 21-July
i Don't bring t an Issue that's
It'sftnetogooigon the town been difficult for you and yc,iur
today, but you don't have to mate to see e)eAoey, on today.
spend an arm and a leg to have It'll prove emtarraalng It there
fun. Pick pats and places you are others around.
ran anuru,
rIMta lien.*.March SD)
LEO tJuly23-Aug.fliln)our Behaving unbecomingly or
fervent effort to accomplish getting sarcastic over chores
your alms today you could be that should have been done by
accused of being selfish and others will gain nothing but an
dIctatorial. Try to use a softer argument.
approach.
ARIES iMarth 2I-ApI6J
VIRGO lAug. 23-Sepl. 221Being either too tightfisted or
You're much too hard on toolousewithyowftnacwijj
yourself today to draw any being about the sene con.
positive conclusions from self' sequences—poor value for your
analysis. Don'
t dwell on dollar.
deIdUtating thoughts.
TARIS (April SD-May 20) A
LW*A Sept. DAkl. si family flare-isp could occur
AttedInn should be centered quite easily if you reawiki an
today on discharging an old old unresolved problem.

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with draining at the stool 15 evaluated before it can tt
an.*her major cause. Obesity detrrtnined if It woolf I.
contributes to the problem, as suitable to do this in sour
do c*iaer factors that increase or not
the pressure inside the abInjetliuris are aIta tistat in
domes and prevent drainage of
some cases to 5ar off 11w' at
the veins from that area.
fending 'rin yr tens
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and external hemorrhoids
habits and (1w use of sisal
which cause pain and itching.
softeners alien je(- tela.'.e It.
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procedure La.i (;thi
all cases It rpetiL a lot is Use
extent of the heirwrthuid3 Anti
despite oiz t her•in-Law a
glowing report and rqialIy
misleading reports in popular
lay magazines it is twA ala.a&gt;s
painless
the
intrrmtl
hemorrhoid is grasped b) a par
of forceps and pulled into the
Instrument used. The tight
rubber band is slipp.l oer U..
hemctrbio.1 It tii.s ate pat:,
for six to seen ala'. s. and)
have to be on Uw t'.siut ft
blooding fro shout two, aas-.c
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Acheckotpubliciocce in
the csee by IJE'l shows the
legal maneuvering an far has
Idled one and a half volumes
and Is likely to spill over Into
('OINltless others.
In addition the proposal Is
wider attack In Congress
where it has survived one
attempt to kill it in a Home
committee but laces a similar
teat on the Senate side.

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seize on the

FOR THE LOWEST 1*715 IN FLORIDA
DAILY. WEEKLY . MONTHLY
lneera.c lloplanins faOurspodepy
I MAJOR COlDlY CARDS HONORED
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ATTENTION, SENIOR CITIZENSI —

Ev.ry Tuesday and Sunday night, Mr. P
Is offering you a 20% DISCOUNT
ON ALL FOOD AND BEVERAGE I

ATTENTION, Mr. P. Is offering 2 COCKTAILS
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FOR 1 every Tussdoy4rlday
*1:35 P. M. TIN Cbsftl

USSU? AtUIlpISiS Gust PSId . Tsps In
Open Tues.. Sueda p Dswetuwn Sansturd

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The program which the
Agency published April Z7
Involves an investigation of
three possible approaches: A
ban on all advertising on
Program aimed at young
children; a ban on candy,
sugared snack and possibly
cereal ads on programs
fflnseily viewed by children,
and a requirement that ad
vextkaiof sugared foods pay
for IV counter-ads promoting
nutrition.

ON petition filed by the
Association of National
Advertisers
Inc.,
the
American Association of
Advertising Agencies, the
American Advertising
Federation and the Toy
Mm01actws of America
contends PertactnSh should
not tar allowed $o rule onthe
matter became 01 a "thct
emotional biso" and coin-prwntae Impartiality.
The vows cited a speech In
audi P.rtacbig Mid ad"Mum "seise an the child's
tried and elpiod it as a
ashnies for their gatit."
An aid, said Pirtsctsg wai
studying the request and
would reply, with the
r.,r than being sshjed to
mu, by the other three
The Amectaiton 01 National
Advertisers Inc., in a
separate — aeking the
ugmey Is pMiIsh a more
specatin preposaj on visit it
rosolders midair or deceptive
about sugary food ad.
vetha, rhapnodiaed about
the Iayi 01 candy:
"II did not await TV
conmieftiabi for ctuidnn to
be raised In the tradition that
sweets are to be treasured: as
rm.ds for good behavior; as
symbols of endearment, tel.keMlon and enjoyment.
"Tel.vtsi,m advertising did
not bring them; rodncqng
will not change them."

ISRAEL EXPO, celebration honoring Israel's 30th anruversary featuring Israeli products, entertainment and
refreshments. Adintialon free, public invited at the
Maitland Civic Center II am. to 7 p.m.

sin

'Ihe family had a hem. in

Long Island and a few miles
away across the fields was a
railroad. My grandmother
would tell this story—I dent
renwsnber It myself. I would
ran away quite oltesi but
mother always knew where 1.
find me, lying by the railroad
India watching the trains."
He Is now preidast of the
Model Railroad Club of Isi
tk'tandn which meata at the
BRANS ENGINE: F1IOM YRIF.Nt)
Andract station In
"I staled a club Is New
every Thw-sdsy U 7:30 p.m.
Most l ocom otives are
esplainsi Dr. Sl*ae
The dub is open to anyone
desrytind by the nenher of
a
retiredg
whowle
oral
sureen
from
with an Sidereal in model
they have. The Pacific

iU)RSESICR RIDING- 111-InTho-Woods Farm Trail
lUdes and I.esaon.s 3224137

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SLIM 'N TRIM - 14:30 pin.; Thursday, May Th-July
13. and 44 pm.. Monday and Wednesday. May 31-July 12

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CELtMIcS-rtfllEfty - 7-10 p.m.; Tuesday; May 30.
July 22, SCC.

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FLOWER ARKAS(W.MENT - 7:304:30 p.m.; Wednesday. June 7-July 12, SCC.

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OIL PAINT1NCI - 11:00 a.m.-2 p.m.; Tuesday and
Thursday; June 20-July II; $17; and7-10 pm.; Thursday;
Jun. 22-July 27: III.

trains.
The IS-IS active members
are no, In the procoes of
bdimng a wa layout for HO.

PORTRAITS - 7-10 p.m.; Tuesday. June 20-August 1,

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RALLY POINT RACQUET BALL CLUB - fbi 3,
Lake Mary; memtwridup drive on.

S.d haft go think
What It would
cost today'

Out To Eat

Time
Here are a Few sample suggestions of
Places to visit for your dining pleasure:
LUtE MONROE INN - Dining, entertainment
nightly with the Inn-Mates, Lake Monroe, Sanford.
ANGELO'S RF.STAUIIANT Fine Italian cuisine,
7 days a week Hi. a, Caaselberry.
RUBY'S - Chnese-Ansercw restaurant, 200 N.
Palmetto Ave. Sanford; open 7 days a week.
HOLIDAY INN— Steab and Seafood, Cocktail
Lawige, Holiday We Marina in Sanford.
ML P.— DIning, eldertalrgnemt, dancing, 111 S.
Magnolia Avenue, Sanford.
THE PIZZA PLACE— Pizza and fine dining In
related family atmosphere. Hwy. 17-92 A 434,

,r.ini •,wn

,..,. ...

they get one for Christmas.
Of cowse, they may have to
wait wild after the first of the
year for their fathers to finish
playing with them.
Dr. Ralph Stutrel of
Altamonte springs cannot
remember a time when he
was not Udereded in trains,
but his love affair with them
started with full-sized vet.

'MOSCOW TO JF.RUSALEM exhibit opens at the An
Center at Maitland, Packwood Avenue, featuring work, of
7 artists released from Russia and now living and working
In freedam In Israel. Free to public, bows 104 weekdays,
$4 Saturday.

$12.

(L e ft) Track

Many )osmg bo,a get in-

If ysofe thiakiag Of geittag ont Of She he.e aid are
for mosellklaig to do " weekeswil, hen are a few
isjgesllies:

WASHINGTON iUI'li The advertising, food and toy
indindsies ha'e swiftly at.
tacked the lederal Trade
Commission', proposed
crackdown on the way sugary
foods may be touted to
rtuken on television.
In the little more than a
month since the
formally
published Its proposal.
several petitions have been
flied with the agency seeking
to delay or otherwise revamp
the proceehng. Including one
ItUd that flV
fmsji
Michael Pestachuk remove
himself from the cese because
of his outspoken views on the
subject.

Right

are—i

gauge trains

with a scale

and
of 117 the fhsidsed
layout
should aiiM.
um 01
track. Some of the track is
even being laid by hand on
rs'we Use similar to real

H

/

tract,

the Air Pert,, "and we 444 has 4 look" traidup. or
voibd on a layout for two wheel.. S
driving
yearn tad then I wes Iran- wheels, and I large
trading tracks
ifu'r,d belie, I could we A. The 044 was a snail
engine
'11w dub be,, ewes the which had S drivers only.
i*ncbwork end track, but the
like most collectors it is
"vushar. *pply their own bard fir him to brow
rolling stock," said Dr. anyijeng away
Stlast
He laded I.
model
Some if his model trues trains am..udycollect
in tisw late
were purrhmed , same Uk. a INk sad has bess at it em
brweS44frot4i yard engine stIsr
was a
tram and,and
With IS or more pscu 01
alMa's were Malt from kits., rolling stork displayed
on a
ons locomotive, a model of hoard in a spar. bedroom. Dr
a
44-S was ceianu- 5ts.i laughs noting
tivelt years ape while he was "Thees are hod
the latent
in Japan for only $30.
•nes I've got two more hoses
'I'd halls, tethin what g mtiwc
full of"ho
would cant ty," he said. seed.

Pacshe

/1

I—.

CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARR - U.S. 17$t one mile east of 14 and 4% miles west of Sanford.
Hours $&amp;

1)15, W11.JTZEL AND SOME OF HIS HO GAVGE MODEL TRAINS

*
a*LECTI)R's PARADISE - Shades of the Gay I
and Roaring me featuring mechanical musical inMrwne.da 01 those years. U.S. 1741C nine miles southwest
of Blidawnee. Hours: $4 secepi Mondays.

S
PORT tlffilSTSIAJ MuSEUM —Replica of 1137 fort
built to wltlwtand Indian attacits. Hours: 16noon, 14
Wednesday through Saturday. State Road 430 north of E.
Hwy IS at Christmas. Hoare: IS-noon, 14 Wednesday
tlwomagh Saturday.

Text And Photos
By Tom Notsel

S
JOHN T(*JNG MUSEUM AND PLANETARIUM Preen florida natural history ounorama with live plants
and animals to Apollo spac.cr. Ill E. Rollins St.. Loch
Rayon Part. How-a: $4 Monday Uniso Thursday. $4
Fridays: noonS w.eksnds,

STEAM AND Dulls.

S
tilE CARTOON MUSEUM
of rar, cartoon
art and cartoon dens. Free, 11 am. Sal p.m. Tuesdays
tlu'oi sdays, neat to Aaitsa Part Pad Office, M N.
Semorm Blvd., ('tands.

S
MUSEUM Or AIlS AND $C14CU - Permanent
exhibits Include 11th, 11th ned *locugda-y Cuban
paintings, I A.M. to $ p.m., Mondays through Fridays;
now to 2p.m. Saturday., 1 I. $ pa. Swidays. ION
Musesms Blvd., Daytona leh.

a
ORANGE COUNTY NISTOIICAL MUSEUM Eatgbij.s trace rowdy's pON: cowdsy store, pioneer
kitchen, mxslje *111, its. IS a-rn. tot p.m., Tuesdays
Itrosdi FJldsy 21.5 Saiardays and Sundays; 112 F.
Rollins St., Lads Haven Park.

ThINGS

,.

:,,.

_____

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�4—EvuWa5 N.r.$d. Sanford. Fl.

Friday. JoneS. lul

________ FL

Ask Dick
Kl.In.r

Carrie: Didn't Want
To Be Movie Star

TE"ISUN

By OKI IIZ1NE
I

June 2.8

DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me why
they call "The Midnight Special" The Midnight

ØIC$Sj
CIS) -----&amp;

Special?" It doesn't come on at midnight but

PSt)

O*sc

comes on at one o'clock in the morulag? MARIA

HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —

Mennen

Carrie SoOi*tim had It all at
age 23 —
an Oscar
nomination, a Universal
5tuos contract, a tej*
future — and II want

JOhNSON, Kalamazoo, Mich.
For years, the Saturday Evening Pont came

out, every week, on Thursday. And they never
heard of French-fried potatoes In France. Lots of

Sports On The Air

things are misnamed. "The Midnight Special,"
when it was first presented, was at midnight,

SATURDAY

4.onTv 11AaacIT1Aj

once or twice. By the time they changed the

time, they found they had a name the public

liked, so they simply kept it.

W1TtMQ
soocin MAns PS Gin.
MANY
1.00
wonsyueso
to

DEAR DICK: No many of the actors I see on
soap operas are on commercials. Which comes
first, the acting jobs or the commercials? H.

60SSARD, Hagerstown, Md.
In the first place commercials are acting jobs,
too, but I know what you mean. There is no hard

"mum ,f1

hal lI.lbrook (right) stars as the stage manager. Glynals O'Connor and
Hobby Benson are reunited as the young layers In "One Town," Monday,
Jwsc S. on NIH.'.

Lives And Loves O
SM0110'Town
.D tS•tuU• ISIS

Hal Holbrook beside the raid
of Thoritan Wilder's Puidser

Prize - mnidsig play "Char

f

U.&amp;A.

Town,". Bell System Special stage as the mundane income
saliging the 40th anniversary the treat, of U
01 the play', Broadway debut,
By to(%fl on
Juan S on NBC.
Town" lakes place

soon after the tuai 01 the
premrst caltury and focuses
primarily on Un tTlenlinn at
° neighboring lismilies In
Grover's Corners. New

day-to-day Interactions
between people, Wilder

01
human reiuj1.
. Although Emily

and

George's romance is control
to the play, it Is no more in.
Ronpitere.
portans
than
Emily's
Kay roles, in addition to relationship to her PsrI01J or
Holbrook, who plays the the 1rWNWIp between
dage manager) are played by Webb and Mrs (.Ibta.
Ned Bratty and S
Soda
The theme 01 "Oii' Town"
lbunpom as - and Mrs. my be a. old as human
Gibbs,
pi5'
01 YOW
nature itself, but the play's
George Gibbs, played by structure Is modern. Tb@
Robby lIoness. Bar bar a BId Webb and Gibb, homm an
Gsdd.s and Bonny Cos merely
scaffoldings; the
po,t,ay the Webbe, the aioence son
right 1010 the
Isweab 01 EmIly (GIys
two fimilh.s' bitdiuns and
O'Ch.msrj, Who VOwt l I4 living
room.. Also, by
mimes (aISrI.'
providing a dali manager,
The play I reacernad with Wilder added S moraitzIn
small tows morals, the thwarter to tin eM.
traditional islam 01 famIly
"The stage manager,"
Im- It in a ,arnd 01 tinIlotbrook
•
i.,,
-ipl.g tNaga we here allweeflasid
mom first
UW:W60
75 appeared In 'Our Town'
been
M
birthdays, weddings
and 39 years ago. Iwas a student
fonsesIs.
01DUIAonI Utdver*ty. In that
Whites the play begins,
Iplayed two very
Emily
and George
roles.
minor
tu bes Webb
are high Wheel
"I Iheik 'Char Town' I. more
dedulta a"MdO
hors. Their elubbised frionsi' 100"did today than it am
was. We lliid in
dUntwocvulam$hur$.,e

for flock other in use aide asp

on

a.
tiny mary an anon a
,,
from Mo
schu] and go alt I. tend

Gonepe's (arm.

"Our Town" Is
a tale .1
ad.
vndare, Indeed, awkward
csnverufl.a between the
—susan George and Emily

No

young lee.
Ihally riass 01
ml* hu*l@ irons the treat
PKCK prepiuing breakfast
and aasng beans take center

J.J

.-------4

us,

pm'idy

Today, we mod to be
roninided 01 the lifte truths

on

aln*y and
eit4

so
:'iy
r Tows.'"

As producer 9891 Jaffe
explained. "Our Town'
alagularly expresses the
4nme. slam V"made

America a pest nation. If

gives nd5etouse

tive,

hmMuve i
slam
width Comm. spon on the

madle 01

throughout Use ;49 —

,

human rojoires that mate life

wosthp

1:15

and fast rule. Sometimes an actor with a
flourishing soap-opera career will go out for a
commercial job and get it. Sometimes people
casting a soap opera will see an actor on a
commercial who's the perfect type they're
looking for and hire him. It can work both ways.

SAIUALL Regional
COverage of Los A'ig.S.s
Dodgers at Ptlaad.Jpfea Prim.
5.., Uwensota T..n, at 04s,o,,
Tigers

400
(F•Go1 "ksmp., Open
Third round play in this
5300,000 P0* Tour tourne.
mini from OuadNob.. country ct,,t, in Ciia,lo. North
Car oSna

noose sin inc rratrie,' a baby was born to
('aroUse (Karen Graasle and Charles (Michael
i.a ndon), Could you please tell me what It was?
boy or a girl? IDA CONDOR, Clarksbnrg, Pa.
A girl, named Grace. And Baby Grace, as they
are calling her, will be a major part of the series
next season.
I)I'AR DICK: I have a tough one. I heard over
the radio once that the reason John Wayne was
so Interested in Panama and so friendly to
Panama was that he married the daughter of the

500
SPORTS $OvcTAcuu.n

A t0-round Igflt.lu boseig
bout leshoing Sugar Raw Robinson ii Ralasi AOdngu..
from the Baltimore Cow ,c
C.nlar

'NBA FinNs" lOam. SI 5a.m.
Supersonics at Wasiwiglors
N gone So not necs.
WY. glees. 'ale, to Iota
PlOgibIwiwig

120
12) vmsiL WAnos cHAM.
PIDOMWFIBMWO
400
(4ontr 'keui'çer open
Final ,,id of play, in ties
$300,000 P0* Your toLonsrnent from Ouad P4oi country Club in ChIoIi., Norm

IoccIa woe I N offt

MANY Sciiai. 04 vs Ham.
burg

SUNDAY

I'anamanlan ambassador. is this fact or rumor?
ItEI)'Hi.(M)I)EI) TRUE BLUE AMERICAN
PATRIOT MARY VIRGILLO, West Cosrina,

('alit.

Wayne has been married three times. In order: Josephine Saenz, an American girl of
Spanish-French descent; Esperanza Baur, a
Mexican girl of Mexican-German descent; and
Pilar Palette, a girl from Peru. Not a Panamian
i the crowd. And no ambassador, either,
although Miss Saenz' father was the consul in
Los Angeles for the Dominican Republic years

SA$IIAI.L Mog.onah cot.
5QU 05 Siis Francisco Giants
at PIimodsipiis Pti*,, Los

SATURDAY

THINGS Conlempor.ry TheN., And Asagon" In an
soda arspeissy broedc..I in
*514. director J.rom. Moinens
d.c.is.es some of the social
and morN aspects CI "W.sI

..

DEAR DICK: Please settle a bet. My mother
says that the neotker.ln.law on "Baby. I'm
Hack" Is the same actress who played Aunt

car bulls. but no one knows for certain. I.M.

CURIOUS. Nchoolcraft. Mich.
I've answered this a dozen times, but — one
more tIme. It's a '57 Peugeot 41. There were
a few made, and fewer than that Imported
to the U.S. So It Isa true rarity

only

no

DEAN DICK: Since
one else can tell use,
canyou? What ever happened
Lawrence
Welk's cousin who played the drums on his

I.

show' 1111-M.-Mssat Rely, N.J.
That was Johnny Klein, who retired from
being an active, working musician. He Is still In
the Welk family, employed now U a mimic
DEAR DICK: On "LMtk Il... (in the
Prairie." has Melissa Sue Anderson really gone
blind? It not, will the
character Mary remain
blind and he seen ks..f? 1)8,, Sanford,
Fin.
No, Miss Anderson sees
well
ever. It was

as

as

only the charaetpr who kni hr aJaJit

lyweod. CarrIe was
noinlasiod for bon action of

i4 NOYL

1575 he her pfrIormsom in
"thary 01 a Mad Ho.ewif,,"
only her second motion plc'.
lure. The st.dlo was
tdWr and better
movies for her.

5I

NBA FVIS IGari 7) Wash.
ingion &amp;,a.Ss at Seattle Super Sonics Ngns 7 is nol nec..,
WY. Pleasng inN. to ruar
PiograTunirig

It was supposed Carrie was
demonstrating yoidid IdealIon sad that as would mon
tire 01 lIfe In tin cosetry. Bid
Carrie hung in there and
stayed away.
She was not, however,
altogether alienated from
dinw boniness. Young had
been a member 01 use rock
groups "Buffalo Springfield"

FRIDAY
5:10
i) acotiesmy FISHING
ffvowa
1:00

50*1M0
World
54•svyM..gtit Champ.on.iep
Fight From Caesar, s Palac•
tt Vegas. Vt. Cover a" of thi
*5 round Hawywnght Chinp'Onship bout with hen Norton
we Laity Hoernot a Pusivy.
weight bout with ,J,nv,,y Young
vs Qivildo Ocaa.o and a IS
'ourid World Bantarrimanght
CPiampionsiwp fight In Carlo,
in

('AIIIIIE: 'LOVE WAS .tLI. NEW To ME'
'Nothing

world

a

1:00

ssncsat "no.
Thunder. Hsw My

sanc

of
Cry" When

the Login tommy organuiae a
boycott agaInst in. men

fordo two tinIn.S
on Ifuat 15* Cassue's motise,

1Jan11 Mat 1,-, is
missed traits her Nb aid an
attempt is mai. on Pun lasun's

Nahori CrwisNai) Na IPsi a

00 31

(

to

AMERICA SALUTIS

mscs*no noosga

"TM

Sound Of PIe IN
Gene
Knty avid Isevy Wu** host a
muscat sone to compose.

INclserd Nodgsrs, eeurvsg
eacp,s from WAIRMOW son
and pertormenes by an Otsy
of guess, of Pus $wiQS. (N)

AIC ThIAT "teaser

And Pronsur Jose Ainarider
on tNswd I*n,wi porura,

teaser M Fravoss Noü..',ii
in a p_sans story of 115w I.e
forOWN som (Psi If Of 2)IN)

Soft SSai.y"
rtimm

6 A sscaai. "Mol Of
Thunder, Slier My Cry' by
Obewwig Want porous' cai-

age. Casase on her brothers
ham ho ston up for what is

3:00
IM" AWANOS 'Fifth

Annualtmmy Awards For Dayten. Pvogronni,.g mcliard
De.son ii the host N. a N,s
P'asir'tatson of this diyten.
Fmvny Awards from tn. Grind
of the N.. yo,%

'.ghtkmy"ONs Item 3of 31
00
DAM THSATM
And Freroin The W15
Veers" Jane AI.ide, and
EVEMN
tdsaid Phemaut poflr.y tiee,
1:00
nor on Froman opigno Moo.
Seigel in a *ahllIiIjafron of (4) CSS Neon onciki.
'What's Nagg..on To CamS,.
tIe. bm Oavig tInw
An gessinghle laoS at Cam_
resuduic.m No While Hauls
boIna since It e@Pwmwwed 4t
recent revolutiovi, and an
P30
anavesnation otinag-&amp;Ws prior
)00TOW AWAN00 'Fo. to on enm.ueaue. Po5Oe.ig
hghI*t The 575 Tony Award." III spIies,, we ine iubfscts
Live from We $iluWeI Theatre of thus spivat time rogort
in Now York Coy, Nw 32nd
*00
SwaiN peoSnIahen of On
SILLY
GRAHAM
Antoinette Ferry (Tony)

np,0

•

Awards

MONDAY

THURSDAY

SUNDAY

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00

TVAUCTIon

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PU
III) 5cup 'Oa h
brent po*sys the flialle Man.
Thai", wddw pg Na'

mJw Prise amw. play of we in
a
hu 1 00 loan
_-

actress

Her now movie, "The
Y107" with kirk Douglas, I.
In theaters new.
Cvle test a brook the
other day boos hu roJo with

Aus YOU A VNiNs

P? Hat

L
t hosts a
*omelna(s.d of On store. of
I.e rbats,
at
sea

,

I

In IVIJ Wares itran, gave
Young
i,eos to make

"Josarney

ltwondt the Paid."
Cain, worked
In a variety of

Joho. helping wtnr, She could

tiVngabuutlanngasta,

t wos

in tiucago"
No.
that
Z.ke
is
dramatically better and at'
l
a Special school
Cage, fes4s it is time to
resume,
torn and rand

her caner

hit reentry into movies
She appeared as an actress
was gradual Two
in wily one scene, It involved and
yews ago Cain. moved from
PO4noinng.
San Vraitiaco area ranch
"I Mod Universal
they to Santa liajiora for seven

TV

If

Us.

would givit, me a reIn, to
appear in the scene," she
recslIod, griming. 'l'he tim
venal Imag, w
't campalible with pot'unokang,
TheY net wily gave me the
release they released me
from my contract.
tint

I kglit' have

WOttndInHeUyaised ,Q,.fl4
lIi, but I'd gives bell to
Zeta, who Ins cer1W.j palsy
to forget vet yuing
I. moronrste on speauliag
my
am time and onrgleo with my
.

Dick Shasta I. "Past
Is nothing in the
YrIssds," a two-hour TV 'mid
to MO" a Mother's
movIe, So iilu
have a Ieee and
attont Is a ihoid
ssdai. III was sely aatal
in that (qti, And my
10 ask hir whp do gosis
up deasatim paid 01. II In
list cues and why ste hu walked
Into this dressing
roam ri4 sew, you'd sneer
"I nero, wnded I. be a base he hod teesbeal Pulley.
mevi, star," she said
all bay.
PUMN on .n* Monde let. He's
"j
needed
the creative
from her Iss
"So the prac
of raIsing my on,
decision I. lone Hollywood
i'fr him as much ofmy"
was my for use.
as p'onide. There was an way
"lwSrindhud let stop" I caw come back l work,
.
myself aad pig myself
661 salso act. I fed
ale. I c
Hollywe
H*
off the mlasswhecasn.t.
and at my 1*
the reach. The aeareid
TV as in line.
gre...', Mae ma an heat's
Ion "indin I
was drivethere wont
igeed
Within at Uatvo,e, I wurhod
an preparing Is a 1am Md
my hvd IN TV Md In two they sesselpil throw
mews is
sissies,
1

_

day.

PU
SHIv SHAItAM

fo

I

mother's love...-

We

O.ddsi, Mobb

700

to repine.

c

Benson, Roomy Co., Gipiwes
OCoivior on Sad. IPiomp.
.su in)

WEDNESDAY

him on the ranch. That
sowuled better to nie than
what was doing So left."

ffie

l,.

Also starring we Ned Ra.tty,

Barbara Bat

in

and "Crosby, Stills and
Nash".
lie
was
a
mu*lJnhijj, who biMI a
cwIn$ide steshe on his
acre ranch,
Carrie cookedwill
hone - there we tosar hougm
on 'tosmg'u property - for
roth maucisan and friend&amp;
She thrived on her raw
for
five years
Now * the mother sa5 a It.
your-old Ms. ZOM. end no
longer living with Y004L
Cain, ban returned to Hilly'
wood to pick ,huWeasm

NBA FinNs lOam. SI Want,
inglon 8s41.ts at S..ns. Super
Sonic. IS gain. 5,. not nec.,.
Wy please rater to 'eguisi
progranineng

Specials Of The Week

ago.

Esther on
and Son." I say no. Who's
right? ROB MCCRIGIIT, Tucson, Aria.
You are. Helen Martin plays the mother-in-law
on Baby, I'm Back," and Luanda Page was
Aunt Esther on 'Sanford and Son."
DEAR DICK: Would you please Inform me as
to the make and year of the convertible noed by
Peter Falk an "Culumb,." I have asked many

WEDNESDAY

Z000 we lEmilial5$
1:5I
(4•NOTI SA$UTh
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MONDAY

1:00
Tlmmcvw
group" vu
125

Angeles Dodger, SI N.. toy
Usis, Chicago *et. Sum at
Cleveland inan

lTsonyswom,o i* cowwage of the 175.000 PRA Dou.
bus Classic from Lolan. Lanes
in Seattle. Coverage Of the
IoSsinht.Ol Waler SC, Awip
Classic from Bactwn. Las.
outside Darn... Ysiss, AIAW
wo"W'S Natsonai CoSegiate
track and Fold Ch.mpso.
Ships. the 2000 O..IV*I Stases
a hg of the tnl,sf, Tiçu.
Crown, from $ultous England

She waved goodbye to
Hollywood and went I. live on
a Noethsrn caaslsrsja ramfi
with net and tell singercer'
Neil Yong.
Her 4 in
on MaIled lbs.

moigps before making the full

cVflom$mM to Hollywiod,
"Tin decision cunse back
wno more lit csdt than the

to

I.
('afle
"I toot lone,"
one
a
time. intermediate steps
That's why I won to Santa
Barbara I'm not an Imdecision

5014.

PolMMNWnM i iin, u,
WA in advance.

"The inst step was to go
bath to weot in the theater So
I appeared in 'Vonia.' I
thames let II wooka. I wantad
to de a play first bacaui. I
I.
needed the Ceidlilenre and
that
the trick
"When Ihe "- cam.
along I fell at eon and taw

as

fldeatoImymu,l cOnginue is
foil en's of

'
I

took

myself working

on. slip

hdol'e the (woistas"
Carrie Is Mm ashed get.

repela the bet ssiiouluse

let langolant pes I. big
pictures sad abeat the
r91Bim 01 dallas she m
have omed
hod sheout

twasel her bect an lhuywmd
"Neil
of ton (at mom yess
.d row at
raniy gave
"Net rosIly " she Said,
*
Nat Only thu. I fell in
an
misful
yign, unions soon. '..,
Inv for the 1k
won't be
set,aehued
timein_i
the ,1m, playing Ii'year.eld
No. Neil hu I aesas
on PAMGM&amp;W I ma
bm Md any.. I'll be
maw 01 that tine,
ying
raised in 0.cngs. I'm a mM 'som And I liNk pla
"II,
all the
sia
Woulull
O

gat

�II.Sad. FL

bV- AMLM

FRIDAY

SW10lO

sun., Japan

attacks

sasstiIp is ttwiatin.s4

wig

(3) 1) 'SC 'S

Z

cast as "the ayiday CPO by
is
a documintasy Vii cius. (It)

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7:30
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Cry," a family special airing In three parts on
ARC, Friday, Saturday and Monday, June 2, 3
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