The Iron Mountain News
The weather 4: Pair t with low near 84. Mosily sunny Tuesday. Hah about 15. (U. 5. Wi ice)
FIFTY-FOURTH
YEAR,
NO.
36
IRON
MOUNTAIN- KINGSFORD,
MICHIGAN,
MONDAY,
JULY
at noon
today--at- the-"GulF- O: Com pany’s chemical plant between Quinnesec and Norway, off highway US2 According to quthorities, the first explasion occurred shortly before 12:30 p.m. Two more blasts rocked the area after the first explosion. large cloud of black smoke from the resulting fire attracted a crowd of onlookers on heavily tr vel $2.
‘The Victim Of the ‘explosion was
identh
fal Hospital, Norway was Scott Sparapanl, 13, of NiaKara, authorities sald, By RON KRAMER Of The News Staff At least one person was dead and another was reported in-
Diekinson Co ficers, Michigan
Cyprus
Watergate play PEORIA, Ill. (AP) — A play based on the Watergate transcripts has drawn only a one-third capacity house here and the author thinks President Nixon may be right in saying the issue is a big one in Washington, not Middle America.
“He may ‘have gauged the country pretty well when he said this.” said Thomas Sharkey, 39, whose play: “The Nixon Tapes," was performed here Sunday “Will It Play In Peoria!” said the sign on the marquee. a phrase used by former presidential aide John Ehrlichman to- assess the mood of Middle sonar nk_paople are absolutely fed up with Watergate”" hit Mrs, Joann Otlenbuch, a Peoria Republican who attended the play. “vou know the
By The Assoctated Press Secretary-Genera Waldheim. told. tha United Nations Counei! today — that is still going on™ in after the deadline for a cease-fire that had been accep! id ft and Turkey Said Turkish es had bombarded the Ni. after the tr Geadiing and that 2 British soldier was wounded by a bom that ait a U.N. installation, “one high U.N. official said the raid occurred about an hour
sheriff's of: State Police
‘and
were reports of other windows
fight con
old
cliche,
‘we
don't
want
to
hear
any
more
about
Dickiason~
three persons who — walked away
from
sions
representing
gaps
found
in
the
tapes.
Its
cne-time Peoria showing was preceded by a mock presidential motorcade through the downtown
Space
area,
the Jail 6m his own accord se tween 2 and'3 Kraljev and
from
the
jail
while
the
prisoner, Douglas Tron Mountain,
a.m. today. Malone were
taken into custody at about 9:20 am. today in the Lake Elwood area of Florence County by Florence County Sheriff
away
Kraljev
with
the
caped,
and
heing held at
while
on
Trustie
status. No details were released on
how
Kraljey
third
and
Malone
es-
pending — consultation prosecutor's
office.
Miller, who ix secving a sene tence om ac en Breau
returned.
to
County
ti igan
from
Malone
Malone
the
scheduled
were
to ba
rolsased. today after serving sentence on a charge while awaiting appearance in Dis. trict Court on a worthless
lige Goin.
im Phree hore
before
ba
reek
shooting. i the day Greece. and Turke y rane their forces observe the
on Un ene
sponsored
cease-fire.
London
Foreign
And
were injured, one seriously, in
cident
at about
2:10
Fumee Creek, eee
a, m.
Sund:
. furton: jay on US-2 at Dickina car drivea
east of ee
son County by Mant A. pjorknan, 1B, of 236 Lyman St, Kingsford, was westbound when it left. th it
N coats
three bats Bafoce. tie. ceasefe ‘was to begin, wlensen, wha later cape iured by" the ‘Turks along with two other corte spondents, were bombing Greek Cypriot positions as both sides fought to improve their Positions. uth of Kyrenia, Greek Cypriot artillery shells burst along the top of mountains wi Turkish troops had dug La,
reveals
OTS model
ee
price boost DETROIT
(AP) — Ford Moconfirmed @x+
pricing plans is Staplisi Gadieation of how high cat. prices are likely to 1975-model ear
e increase “would raise the
cos ot Ford vehicles betweea and_$300, aver: about
ee,
County
pital aa Teenie A passenger Paul Nordin, 17, of Route 1,
in the car, Aurora,
was
taken to St. Vincent Hospital ‘in Green Bay
where he was listed in fa! condition today in the intensive care back ine Suries Investigation of the crash is continue
ing. (iron Mountain News photo by Ron Kramer:
but the firm did not say ly how it would disIncreases among ila
tAibute ae
many models.
A *pord official cited na costs in — ing te osed incr
ABERNATHY
AND
ALI
JOIN
GREGORY—Rev,
Ralph
Ab-
emathy, left, and Muhamad All flank former comedian Dick Gregbry, as Gregory jogged through Detroit Iast week on is running from that Iaminea now United States, The Abernathy and Ali in downtown De-
Counsel attack impeachment ca
_FUMEE_ CREEK ACCIDENT
and 10 miles a beavy fightin
Ford
his-way—to the nation’s capital. Gregory Chicago to W hingion to warn the nation sweeping Africa will eventually reac! the young runner leading them is unidentified. i Gregory for a jog around a block troit. (AP Wirephoto)
fe
.
Margis Mor.
be re-
Turkish
in
te med wah Biltsin ie Coseva
Universe
home of the 1973 Miss Universe,
massive
etary:
Fitz” Fitzgerald who had both been in politics.”
In the Philippines,
that
announces
In the copyright interview with the Boston Su day Herald Advertiser, Mrs. Kennedy also sald she found Watergate “so confusing.”
was conducted
Nicosia received just the 10 a.m. deadline
both
The mother of the late President John F. Kenne-
The pageant
ported
through
wor Nations-
dy said, “My son had the help of his father and grandfather former Boston Mayor John F. “Honey
great. benefit. The 20-year-old Miss Munoz was crowned Sunday before a worldwide television audience estimated in the millions.
from fore
went
did not say w hal time the reinforcements had arrived. ndAssociated Press corre: ent Holger Jensen reported from the northern port of Ky+ renia, 45 miles from Turkey
Cys
84
MANILLA, The Philippines (AP) — The new-Mil Universe, Amparea Munoz of Spain, says she will -have-to_stop her movie career, But ks a year as an international basnty. queen will be
unless this stopped, the Turlush Air Force would bomb th areas bea n Associated Press dispatch
on the beaches of northesn It_rey ried that poratrooper. jeast 30 he! tawops from landing vessels.
Cyprus today
the-dead-
HYANNISPORT, Mass. (AP) — Rose Kennedy, who ccelebrates her 84th birthday today, says President Nixon “did well to reach the White House without advantages.”
Miss
a Turkish Cy aroa of Paphos in the western part of the island and in Lefka in the north The Genera} Staff said that priois in the
being blown out of other build ings” tr In: Quinnes e window ef the IGA grocery store was shale tered along with. windows ip some homes, Nitrogen and explosives arer reportedly stored at the plant, according {0 informed soure Donald Petschke, owner of the Dog "N Suds Drive In at Quine nesec, said the first explosion rocked his building and. shook the windows It was very joud,"” Petschke noied.
y was reported flys
For imbedding in the space window, the astronauts pre the dean of tho-cathedral, the Very Rev.-Francis-B- Sayre, a small-maon_roc Fighteen feet high and nearly. 10 feet wide, the snectacular abstract design depicts man's quest for Knowledge in the vastness of the universe.
Kennedy
reinforcements had bean landed
staff in Cypriots
troops, ~ and t ing. in hours later the armed forces’ gener ta ar. 5 pan — 10 am EDT —deadlir monitors in Beirut,
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Apollo 11 astronauts had just dedicated a new “‘space window” in the Washington Cathedral when a crowd of several kunrod people suddenly surged around them merica the Beautiful.” Neil a Armstrong, Edwin E. Aldrin and Michael Collins joined in. The eyes of all three glistened. ‘The ceremony Sunday climaxert a weekend of events in Washington commemorating the fifth an+ niversary of man’s first landing on the moon. Arm: strong ard Aldrin stepped onto the lunar Sea of Tranquility July 20, 1969, while Collins circled over-
Mrs.
cover al Greek
but it was believed to be in southern Cyprus. There was no confirmation of the bombing and it was not known whether the reported nm cident occurred after the (ruce ha
15 CENTS
line
prot radio broadcast orders for Florence the riots to stop
Wisconsia. was
settlement Turkish
dea
was not given in the broadcast,
lone, 19, of Kingsford escaped
without
window
the — Dickinson
County Jail tate Sunday night. Cheriff Girard d Allan Kraljev, 27, and Olevio Ma-
walked
The play is a 34-hour version of the Watergate transcripts, Including 18% and 19-minute intermis-
County — Sheriff Girard said war be- sought against
to discuss a new Cyprus peace
that a hotel was bombed by the Turks and 21 {or touristy filled, ‘Phe location of the hotel
back in custody
70.
inues
afler the truce was to starter In another development, the Greek Cypriot radio claimed
Three prisoners Ferdinand rants will
PRICE
and Norway police were at the Scene” keeping spectators away. from the Quinnesec and East’ Kingsford fire fighting units alsow thispa the scene atong with © Michigan ConPde Gas Co, and chigan Power Co, @ blast knocked windows out in Quinnesee and Norway
despite U.N.
waceend tapleioe at the Gulf plant near Qvinnesee. {Iron Mountain News photo by Ron Kramer)
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1974
fJured in an explosion
at the Golf chemical plant Quinnesec
tain — Maxtmans. mintman this
(At Fileaton Plant)
dead in explosion
One BULLETIN
near
22,
Temperatures Tron Mount yesterday, 73. Morning 54; noon
WASININGTON- CAPI=Spectal Counsel John Doar's case for impeachment was altacked be fore the House Judi Committes is based on inferences, hot evidence Som Garrison, na med as GOP 5) an in place of Minority Counsel Albert Jenner, was reported by commities members to have said. Doar'a case would be insufficient for conviction of President Nixon in a Senate Wia Committee members quoted Garrison as saying athe committee should place itself in the position of “a prudent prosecutor” and not start a case it "twin in the ae m also was reported ' ged’ the” commitics. to consequences of imin the nation rather than Nixon's complicity in any crime, He was said to have fold the members they — sho their decision on “whether pUBLC Interest. will be served or disserved by the removal of tha President ftom office."” Garrison's charge that the a caso for impeachment based
on
Committee
inference
was
ch
members
said
Ni
members.
on’s refusal ta supply evidence
Kunpwied
by
he
Real. 1974-model been in tine
makers ixsued frequent retail sticker
Ford
enminittes
accounted for any gaps in the case
rison was said to compare Nixon's reliance on executive privilege to reject the subpoenas \ the Fifth Amendment’s protection against self-
the Filth Amends indication 4,
of
n execu inference that Nixon is -withholding dam privilege
lead
to
an
hers reported that Garri4 Doar has built his case y piling “adverse inference on adverse. inference,” Garrison's emergence _as
spokesman for the Republican members vouched off news re-
that Albert Jenner had dismissed a8 minority counsel, but Republican memhers said no formal change has heon made. Rep. Robert McClory, R-II, led the move to designate Garrison a8 chiet GOP. spokest was done informal Iy and did rot involve any ec tual, change titles or assign: mr “thi nk what
he aid. ” said
‘lory of Jenner,“
sepa
rated himself from the Republi
gana,”
“although “he company re fully committed to. ing restraint, part of these costs must be offset,” Ford Die vision gales manager WJ. Oben wrote the d Thi r cent increasa would bring the retail cost of an average Pinto to more than $3,000; 4 $4,500 Torino to $4,860 and an $8,000 Thunderbird to $8,640. ‘Ther Pinto would cost $3,024 compared to the current averIn May, 1973, the
increases.
raised prices six times
on 1974-model cars, increasing the f the average Ford vehicle to $522.mmore than the
vehicle cost at IWra-medel year — an Top auto executives at each
of the recently
Big they
Three jicated intend to continue
the pattern ofpétlodie bricg in creases ine flallonsry spiral Soatinuees
One charge against Ehrlichman
set aside
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S, District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell Monday set aside one of the charges for which former presidential assistant John D. Ehrlichman was convicted in he Ellsberg break-in trial Jaly
Ehrlichman was convicted of conspiracy and lying to a feder4] grand jury and also of tying to FBI agents what he remembered seeing in his files about the break-in at the olfice salde the conviction Involving
oping the trial and outside the hearing of the jury, Gesell had_indicated his objection to he use at jury statues a3 applied to interviews with FBI agents,