The Iron Mountain News July 22, 1974 (Quinnesec Explosion) by Terry_Sr

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.

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

hear

any

about

Dickiason~

three persons who — walked away

from

sions

representing

gaps

found

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

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.

County

ti igan

from

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

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

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)

Margis Mor.

be re-

Turkish

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

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

Committee

inference

was

members

said

members.

on’s refusal ta supply evidence

Kunpwied

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,

n execu inference that Nixon is -withholding dam privilege

lead

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,

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, [RON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

:Two

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slated

| Four hurt

for trial here

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involvin

session of

52, of Hamilton Lakes was of per fl

alleged pos- | cont: a rolled

Saturday

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case.

St.

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possesion of two untagged deer,|

crape cad essanit, with, intent to

‘do great bodily harm. Theai Driver eged offense involved an Iron Dlountain + woman and occured

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,2& several nieces and nephews, Visitation will be from 6 s at the gsford. Funeral Chapel vices will be held at 1 ‘atthe cha: Hawkins will

The Miller —

PT flied by Fr.

: two brothers, and Julius Hayes of the State of Washington: four sisters, Mrs, Don hy) — Corski, Mrs. Felden (Lorzaine) Rouseau, Mrs. F.

Allsteies Andcolore || svimaming: 400 to 8:0, special vencher. 19, of Dunbar, Wis. He | POKesman said... |; vices Bidg., 800 Top Qualityactivity. (distanceswimming alse was charged with resisting| iat to 700 , in Iron MounSee Our Large rae ng officers. P off the job ‘ Upper Peninsula have ex-| ber is 7745527. Hephona nuns:| +9 i remaronrp=—a get open| SUcheculed to appear in Fior~ spokesman said. “the Occhietti’s Jewelry 90 to 5:30, special) vie Court Tuesday and is free| A spokesman at the Soo siid|perienced cursillo weekends. | Service and eivic clubs in Downtown Iron Mountain (aistance. st immning)§| onhis bond. erga a disorderty |", workers there’ would. sta silo will be conducted] tbe area interested in. having | Braumart Building et) sca © 1 9, OPED job pending a strike vote.

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Arrested at Lloyd's Lunch in ers

open

rate incidents

way

Women’s Club, Citizens Chub.

ursi target Bell | Two charged my. marie Tee align! tocident| | was backing onto the Rhea. > Eursillo for Tuesday listed tavern and involved an Tron | fallingto yield the sightotany, on disorderly Peterson's Market —formen set ase satin participate Mountain mai A passenger in the Moyle veof protest 2 "sy the. Manis, Onion pork ceare | Bea), 9:00 to 0:30; Roosevelt « 9:35 ree of site rae end laed | es pichoel Sheed, 2, of Hersons counts I at Marygrove | om Joly 182 and will come| Scheel <play ground)ind), snes his erraigument which | reed, juries in ‘the ith, Arner=| P FLORENCE—— UpperwillPeninsula (Remn ‘Ave, 31:28. 40-20" toto 320; | tentatively set for, Tues” Florence| by workers $A cursilo for _men ill take| to26.theThey. be hereon unJaly| |{playground,” Perry is charged with — County sheriff's octicera said ‘plitce at Marygrove July 25-28. Pea tite (06 tose me. Bel Swimmi: two persons were arrest ‘By The Associated Press | |e will begia Thursday evening LUGGAGE

Combs,

tad resided in the Iron Mounarea for the P She was pre. in death by her hus fant, in 1970. irs. Combs

of Vulean:

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tim their tne most ‘ofof thes spent most have have spent States,

St Kinislord, died lamorial followi ee a_sbort _ill-

‘petal. the. North American Benelit” Assécaon, “Metrinian

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radishes and beets. (iromape

Houle 1, Iron Mountain”

Sadie

_moralig ‘a

Conte was born Dec. at lattoon, Wis. She

19, ti

lenry rs. Arthur | ¢Deliay Duval and Mrs. Anton | (Viola) Kovochich of _ Iron Japanese students Mountain, and Mrs. Leena Myron of Aurora. to visit in area rvices were beld at 8:40 The local YMCA js seeking a.m, teday at the Tondin-Ross housing for five female JapaFuneral Home and at 9 am. nese college students who will be_visiting the area this week. Be tte american MartytS young wemea are part Bogie areret tie lise rer atl Forest Mast. Hil et a “st.. built thia unique shree Sek GARDEN—Jerry Andreinl, 1500 Burial was "d of his home, tee cree include lettuce, onions, beans, metery, Houghton

cauliflower, tomatoes,

Court, Beaudia is charged with | by a vehiole operated by7Adrian| potatoes,

five

Frank (Eva) a

of the roadwa;

A driver was cited after an Sunday . PSG days eria jail for an alleged (on Coury Koad sp ‘assault and battery on an Fast township of Menominee County, Ki

Mich.;

issued because of the condition

2, >| Sunday night

bs Teese ofof Wile S Beau :Hin, 35, of South theto | ‘hicle hicle di ‘ut coniloued ‘at the| 2pitiaiats, tinued fo Mosle, counsel of wardefenso. “request

Sager

FORENCE — Feur persos/ as , of 229William Birch St., iingstord ere injured in a mishap at died st 1010 am c p.m, Saturday oa a federal on the |est road in the Town of Fence, | ing a short illness was born Sarch |sccarding to Florence Courty| 11, Mrs.1891 ‘Sager in Daggett and lived i sheriff's aificers, the past 2 ak, | According to the report, a Kingsford coming from Chassell. He: camper dtiven by Melvin husband, William, died in July Niewwenlius of Kaukauna left 1554. of. {he jtha road .and. struck a _ ince! She .was .2. member. |after the driver swered to avoid murs Onter of St F nls aves three nieces, Mrs a collision with another ve ‘Aibert (ailared) (Glanneseh of bicle. Mrs. Alice Pirady of Four passengers in the camp- Chicago; Milwaukee. and Mrs. Wenslow er ai munor injuries, deputies said. No citations were (Elva) Shipley of Port Huron,

| as been con. appealed from District [tance by Mackie slinued. “Mackie was arrested w: was icted -by a iduring a raid by police o n a game law violation. nic FI Izzo, 30, of Vul- He was charg ed with being in|

JULY 22, 1974

Obituaries Mrs. William (Elvie) Mrs. Sudie B. Combs

jin mishap

1 pe beg of James A. Macee, were called tto his home to quell stord on a charge of peal of Robert St, Vincontroled sub

Sstance.

MONDAY,

The Miller Agency, Inc

__ MONDAY,

Car

JULY 22, 1974

THE IRON MOUNTAIN

believed

used

activities

in robbery found PALMER — Michigan Stale Police detectives directed diving efforts today

to recover

IRON

Two

injured

icl

MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD,

City in brief

Diekinsoa

}I Tanishaps

a car

Activities for patients at te|on Ww eekend VA Hospital this week were a nounced today as follows: Two persons were © Injur Polico suspect the car was — 2:15 p, m., social| Sunday “in acc! idents Involving used in the robbery of the hourTuesday motorbikes, according to Iron and refreshments for First National police, nee's Palmer Bank branch of byNegauthe|| Patients on wards, sponsored Mountain 05 p.m. ‘Sunday, a car same- pair who used-a stolen | by .the American Legion Auxil-| deiven, ‘by John C. Reed, 21, of | car in last month's robbery of | iary. Route 2, Florence, was stopped an Ishpeming bank manager.| Wednesday—2:15 p. m., movio| ¢n Stepheason Avenue waiting Stato Police said they have | writtle Laura and Big John" for| {0 mske a left turn at Kent

Former

Spread Eagle, Wis. “Air Conditioned”

_ GO-GO

the band shell in Caspian.

yearold

Sunday.

Miss

them tence

And.

Matinee 5:00-7:00 Evenings 9-2

‘

[Jounge

‘ pamnacedl by the VW¥

taken to the hospital for treat. || MEMBER,

Menominee, | §.399.'m., Rusia! programs Yol,| ment. ot injuries. Schomer, | jow ed

fatally stabbed and]

tigation of murder, police said|

‘ain

Scarlet

Duane

ial games

and re-|

Reported

at 3:05

p.m,

was

fresiments for sil patients in| an accident involving a. amine

by the American Legion,

| den,

13, of Twin

Snow-

Falls.

afterncon where they isablod American Veterans covert ys Resale Se ho} Auxiliary for-ait patients in the| - |mer was arrested early Satur- recreation Jounge. day morning in a. bar. m., social) Saturday— S p. Police said Schomer was] hour and relve ments for all) stabbed late Friday afternoon,| patients in recreation shortly before they were called! lounge, sponsored by the VFW to the scene. Auxiliary of Alpha.

the hills on the mn Mountain.

Northside

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‘THE IRON MOUNTAIN

Tron Mountain News A

PANAX

PUBLICATION

The

attempted

publ

Sarasota,

profiles of candidates In an

attempt

to help

voters

make

were

impressed

ax papers are dedicated — providing yet another service to our readers. We hope the effort will be as well received by the public... We can keep the candidates happy by giving thom exposure and at the same_time fulfill our serse of duly, but the sucess of the series lies with the individual voter. And by success we don’t mean simply that the profiles will be widely read. Our hope js the articles will have the effect of encouraging citizens to “get out and sata for the ean-

any say on representation in Lansing.

‘The purpose of his company's new safely pro-

gram, says John E. Fisher, president af Nationwide Mutual, is solely to help rid highways of unnecessary hazards that kill or maim thousands of motorsign posts ad other highway

light-standards,

fixtures damaged

the company’s policyholders will be paid for only if the damaged units are replaced by devices that are safe and installed properly. withheld if a hazardous fixturo

Payment will be is repaired-or_re-

Placed by another dangerous device.

“Just as a motorist would not replace a faulty tire on his car with another faulty tire, insurance

companies should not waste policyholder funds to replace a mistake with another

mistake,” says Fish-

er. o*

By DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Dear Dr. Lamb — [ am 2% but have had a problem for. six years...1 have very. frequent chest pains. tingling in my hands, nose, mouth and face wit breathLhave 4 ing attacks where-I can’t get my breath

feeling

culty in swallowing, like 1 have a lump in my throat. What mokes me breathe extra breaths? Before an attack I feel funny all over, very light.

beaded. and get pale-looking and my eyes feel funny. 1 have been to a couple of doctors for this, and they tell | have

also been

her letter with the information she

requested,

but

I am

not

Master

oing to address the envelope ‘with the puts before her name.

Maybe

she’s

Science, but she doesn’t say so, with a mo-

ress her only by ter first and last names. ‘This is r

perhaps,

but

Teddy Ke

ill eacdrsa Richard Nixon for ird-4erm-befere-Feapitulate to that Ms. nonsense. Sie yourself Ms. when you me money, girls. a" irot the check over to forthwith, But do not on that

in the hospital book.

for

and my blood

pressure gets low, bul eobody sooms to‘help me.

I have

a wife and (wo great boys to take care of, This is mak ing me miss a lot of work. Please write me. an answer. Dear Keader — Your symptoms probably are caused by anxiety, but I bave never anxiety helped hy not understanding what c: d

rink'er ina whic, fact, is

an steppes Friday, concluding

_a_non-word when "used to’ denote gender. Good night, T’'m givingMs, the

benefit of the doubt when 1 call. her she and her. For all I ico, my correspondent could be

guy with bulging biceps and a Ted beard becatise to me Ms. means nothing except as an abbreviation for certain things You can pronounce Mr. and Miss and Mrs., But I hold that ‘Ms, is unpronounceablo by liter ate human beings, Miz? You'v got to be kidding. Miz is used almost entirely in the South and means the female is married,

Anus

defeating the purpose of Ms., which is be conceal the or lack ‘s_ marital thereof I note that some newspapers are using the term “chairperson,” instead chairman. Come off titans ‘Suppose the indivi no takes the

chair ney?

is “raed Allison or Sidly the reader has a

right to ae the chairperson's

gender

in case

desires

# serious illness. ven 50, when th dupe hype tila You ha

you

have

the

Soviet

Union's

most

suc-

cessful manned space venture in mare than four years. After 16 dare {n spsce light Commander Sed. Engineer. Yuri. Arteakhin in good health

clared the cosmonauts’ work had- been fattitless~and-the So yuz 14 with new equipment aboard and the newly designed Salyut had been mor sivete control aa any other Soviet spacecra s ‘The nation’s evious mahned_ flight took place in Jutle 197). when two cosmonauts ceed. the earth for nearly 18 's to surpass the ULS, flight ae. record by more than three days. The Soyuz 4Salyut 3 venture

the capsule just 12 miles from bese ended Friday ae the planned Janding target. ‘asted with the Rus: “They soft-landed with fir effort at manning « pace precision of a sniper,” ex: June 1971 when three claimed ground controller and 148 inonauts killed by a veteran “cosmonaut Vladimir faulty valve were afver spending 23 days aboard the Salyut 1 orbitand Artyukbin tion spent 14 days, 7 hours and 33 al‘8taprime gogoal of tre mission minutes docked: to the Saiyut-3 aporbiting space lab, testing new papaluadealgged. w docking equipment on the two vehicles ies and Soviet jointly space speand

perim:

The two Thursday

scientific

cosmonauts nig! and

exe

devoted ‘iday

morning to loading up Soyuz 14 s nee tation on ‘their work,

chalists for year's Soyuz Apollo manned mission. The ians have said the docking equipment functioned correctly.

ment

news

pacaimiog the success, the govern agency, Tass, ‘de-

BERRY'S WORLD — By Jim Berry

sacks:

over or simply call to often and too deep breathing “When ou hve This upsets blow cue mus ‘causes: that body chemistry. Tike ‘disturbed. cherai tingling feelynd you describe.so well in-your. bands. and around your nose and mout Attacks like this can oftn cause fainting. The arterfes inside the muscles dilute and other changes take Blood tlerally, pools int » bottom part of Ihe a mpen dig faint apet Jingis from lack of blood Rew tthe Beaitand the coemical changes Ii, too, is in swallowing

with

lump

your

District nation’s

the

Ms. Chubbuck, described as a “television newswoman and talk-show hostess,” uttered her final words inte live camas-and microphones, then ised a) 38 caliber pistol to her head and fired. 2 few hours later, But not withe leaving behind a testament; written

ry her ‘after the shboting as have ing been “rushed to Sarasota Memorial Hospital where she Femains in critical condition.” Yet, whatever Christine Chubbuck’s - motives or probJems, perhaps, as some apoloisis’ used to explain when were attracting a a hy rioting in the streets of Chicago, ‘she was simply trying to tell us something, It we _would_pale Tister**~Speeitteally,it might have been «message to thtes who adhero to tha “bload and guts make news" philosophy of journalism. Could she, for example, in reces a of Bs contused mind, have been king of the kind of “living color” news coverage and involvement that took place at the D.C. Courts use? Two prisoners held a pen of U.S. marshals and other _courthou: personnel hostage: for five days, OF ae it-the- news media that belng beld bostage in soother sense? For whatever the meaning of

tion” with

onvicts’

authority

“‘confrenta-

the

outset of the siege—they want-

ed a plane to leave the coun try—the event soon became a running news conference—by—

Tax

from fringe religious periodicals, but despite the scare

Any idea of abalishin, the tax of gl 0 churches, Echols and "other

“dead, cold and buried," says a lems taken from ia files of sat member of the Hause ‘The yuntain Ne ‘Ways and Means Committee: years-ayo:——_— soins = the-aetual-situL. Shoquist, a “ation, howev Pvt. Wayne have cireulated widely “in recent graduate..af_King: High School and former resident at months in chureh, college and Q nesec, was recently seselect- university circles that contributhem were about to ed ‘Soldier of the Month” at tions to made nondeductible from federForth McPherson, Georgia. al income taxes. wrence Harvey and Mary

Miller have filed on the Repub: licmn- primary for-county trans.

ncuinpent Kelle BB. Yax in the vernber electio!

Tea years ag Mrs, Joan. Coffeen McCabe

Tho

roe

vesurder

have

stirred

cas

people

ies they.

“rap’

with

correspondents

a cov-

story.

e had to cut off all but one Tine so that the” press would not be stirring them up." said a U. S. marshal after the D. C. ordeal had ended. led, on a scene which, without further comment, it all: a gaggle of newsmen, camera and microphones clogthe sidew the. ¢0: the negolat-ons” leading to their-transfer to ane other prison, Tt was. a. late: night disc jockey, no less: who in the process of ‘covering” the story emerged as its

mate news source, Media think terviewing media. rement like that might the news fraternity some. thing—if it would only listen.

tell

"substantialTabor.sure

@ planning meet

“Have you bean searching for roots again?”

To Wrreat thre —s

Ill.

WERTZ

—+ De.

‘Totbert Hilt has: treated-his-tast patient and let his medical li-

cense expire.

He's 1

Hill tried to. end_his-practiee in 1965, the year his wife died. ut since no other doctor practices in this central Illinois community of 1,000, he continued to see some patients until earlier this year. “You're

not

going

to get

young doclar wha -wants—ta prattice in a crossroads like this anymore," Hill said in aa interview on Wednesday. our young doctor today fs ‘likely the’ ‘on of another doctor, who's come from a home where he’s had all the comforts of

Atmospheric = Adminis-

tration, Heing W. Kasemir, chief of the Colorada project, stressed that the would-be lightning taare-not trying” ing < ene lightning in all its forms. pine ated

ttata-

little

tghining

life, and it would Be quite » comedawa for him here," he said. Hill’s father, who was a doc: tor, moved to Ilingis from Te: nessee, and

nam Lineoin,

got to know Abra+

“But 1 didn't have the privie leges of my son and my grandson," he said. His som practices in ‘San Jose, Calif, and his andson is’ a physician in Hil maved to Athens in 1898. Like other doctors of the time, he visited patients in a horse-

drawn poRey, until Tate became available in

During i been, Hill sometimes received eggs or chickens instead of his usual payment. Although

the

country

doctor

neither smokes nor drinks, he

says, they should be sure their

actions are “based on solid information and hard facts.” ‘Hearsay, rumor, scare tacfantasy ii nation,

to he adds. ntly gave rise to ‘umors were some bills introduced, but which never were scheduled for hearings, got nowhere and were soon dropped. Attire

attributes his health and long Ife to his family heritage.

You're nothing without he says. He said he has delivered approximately 2,500 babies in his re career. Says he's enjoying his re. tirement. “But he ‘ald age is no fun. You|i your hearing and can't preciate anythe rustle of a silk E nore.” ‘Answar to Previous Puzzle

based on

allruths and un-

on housing allowances.

‘Tt is proper for the acess {0 speak up on public

policies

S3Gettmame BG ireetaokn ve

a valid

coun-

ty youth couneil,|, neatacted by ‘Sol Beauparlant, ch: robert Baluvien's,archestra will play at dhe third annu punts plente af Ford Local 952,

WILLIAM

ptist Joint

Eee nee Committee on1 ublte’Aitaire Bu of n- of Bgcanaba Washi ington, or and ener. the research director, John Owosso and iron Mountain Baker, says that “during the have brea mong eiies past few. months rumors —

“sth,

and =

Century doctor By

ATHENS,

to be ignor

Trees of youth, —

mmodiately, conscious breathe and shallowly: DO NOT HOLD YOUR BREA can athing " went, for A few minutes. By preventing overbreathing will stop the symptoms. Try to relax, and you. will better. And, if you are not in good piysicalcondition, helps in many ways. Stimulants stop them tea and colas.

the

sow

‘That includes

ering

in be a good thing, by rado, involve a variation of a technique developed in World hatrient nitrogen to and consequentiy to the soil, as War I to fam enemy radar, Developing thunderstorms weil as by playing an important are to be seeded with literally role in balancing the planet's millions of inch-long aluminum- "electrical budget.” We want to be able ta supe cuated | nylon thread | fibers, called chaff. The needle-like fi= press. severe lightning that be spewed from aire comes when it is least wel example, during orate “ilying tough. the heart come—for very dry periods in forest areas of a The object is to cause thun and. during spacecraft toading operations,” to discharge their and | faunching Kasemir said. electrical energy slowly, rather han in su and " violent ie experiments will last through Angus bursts of lightning. vo ai a BS id a In World War If, chaff was : as a Convair T29 on Joan from the kind of decoy screen designed Air Force—will operate out of to protect American bombers Jelfersan County airport, south from the searching eyes of ene: east of Boulder, flying their my radar, The technique be missions deine the middie and came known popularly as giv late alterooon, when Colorado ing the “electronic raspberry” thunderstorm activity is grea 8h. roject will cancento the enemy. Announcement of the newly trate mainly on the northeast launched project eame corner of Colorada and adjaWedtesday from the Commerce cent areas aver Nebraska and department's National Oceanic— Wyomingr

Such founded tories cou seul ‘la a situation dangerously ¢! boy who cried wolf,”

church

throat

claims

plus" by the federal govern {ttl i) 9 hat_congress spread thro is ment. about to act on tax measures Thirty years age: that would remove the deduce pamelor tabilty of ifts and

entirely.

swarm

tide of protests to congressmen, a uiries to educational and churen offices in the nation'scapital

is also part of the picture cf anxiety. 1 hasten to add that anyone who has a problom swallowing must see a doctor at once because it can also be caused by serious medical problems, Bt, with your symptoms and examination, you wetry about that. I can't do anything about the undertying reasoe far your anxiet You can obtain some help froma psychlatrst, i aight be helpful in unmaking what is work ing.ony che 10 cause you to be ansious. IL might help, hovel io understand ‘your symp‘a! elit 1 would suggest tat when you start to have

< improving your fitness somctiqes Finally, if you use colfee or ie

nows-

rumors

By GEORGE CORNELL NEWYORK (AP) ch fons?” *T; exempt Jeopardy.’ are recent beadiines

decuctability

yesterdays

part af the impending faint Difficulty

the in

nates, no “suck proposals presently before the U.S. Con-

Recalling

ind began their ourney home at 12:03 p.m

on of

these

TULLY

Space venture By ROGER Lenpinaron

pains There is a reason -why you “havo thase: seeker as and_you can do something First, let me reassure YOu Tht this problent is nok

going to damage your health It is not am

on is

ANDREW

send it a poison pen letter. T Hecome “tem.” The possessive Like to put a little old world prontun, of course, would becourtliness into my correspon- ‘come “ter.” No more freshmen, dence if I'm addressing a bon- presume, but lots of freshpersome. Must a father henceforth afide woman. CE also open doors. as a parent for females and pay for-their —How are they going to get lunches and mini coats.) As Time Magazine would around the fact, prefix-wise, have si we years back, that only females bear ehtidren? where it will end knows no one. oid reference deed! No malo of my Ken will ‘There is a newspaper at the University of Tennessee called spend $10 to attend a striptease ‘The Beacon which announced shbw unless he is assured the 8 few months ago it henceforth performer is a member of the veut employ “genderless pro- opposite sex. t buy diamond to avoid reference to necklaces onl hase architecture ditvers. sigsex No more he and she, pronificantly from mine. claimed The Beacon. Both sexes ul, dist had an errant thought oe the correspondent cited instead would be referred to as "Ley," and him-and-her-woutt meen Wultiple selerosts-~

awful prefix if you're proposing val o- Rus. that we run away to Sioux Falls sian cusmonauls flew their So and live in sin, If Raquel Welch space capsule to a pine oesaround with MB. sticking yuzint 14 landing on the Kazakhsshe cai in vain for a

not known as peoy

Anxiety

me it’s my nerves. this and have had

female sex and I shall reply to

ace

of danger-

ous “highway boobytraps"” — immovable sign posts and-tight-poles;-poorly-decigned-guardrails,-eto.

tof

WASHINGTON — She sounds like a very nice member of the

in communication

One of the country’s largest automobile insurers

has announced that it will no longer make claim payments for the repair or replacement

Diadlariniy war

CAPITAL FARE

I am reasonably certain she is ‘ot a manuscripl, and I'd astonished to learn that 1 was

Blow to highway killers

capital.

Peninsula, and the 108th House District, covering most of Marquette, Baraga and Alger counties, Any-

ists each years

sk Courthouse

Aug.6.

,one who neglects to vote in the primary will forfeit

a community's

men offer criminals to “got their story to the public,” without actually affecting the event itself? sneer ‘That newsmen have often played helpful intermediary

be opened up So that the criminalsis could

Lightning tamers

duty any newspaper shauld have and to which Pan-

91 House districts in Michigan, including the 38th Senate District, which includes much of. the Upper

live, on-

self-destruction | last werk, far. the “benefit!” of -her~Tievislaa sndienee symbol ized. in-the most macabre way what's taken place in the news roles in such situations during business during recent years. past years isn't disputed. But The media has emerged in- at what poiat does helpfulness creasingly as the maker, ra- become, exucerbation? During ther. than the reporter, of the D.C. Courthouse siege, one events, of the key issues between’ con eet Watergate here. Put victs and authorities was wheartisan passions in- ther more phone lines would volved in the ongoing eontlict between the Nixon administraen and the. national pregs. “hat I refer to concerns even r questions of i By FRANK CAREY rights “and responsibilities. WASHINGTON (AP) — GovQuestions raised at the thin line, passed over in some ernment weather scientists cases, between news coverage have launched an effort to event tamo-tightning, one of nature's as occurred fast most destructi He the — circumstances Their experiments, fast stertsurrounding the extended ed_in rstorm.prone- Colo

by the quality of

The fmportance of that effect cannot be over“stated. “In many cases a primary win is tantamount to election, as the opposition party will not field a candidates—or at least a strong one —in the November general election. Such will be the case this year In 28 Senate and

Fla.

istine Chubbuck's

most of the candidates we interviewed, and the indepth questioning by our staffers gives us additional background for editorial endorsements. The seties also gives us a chance to fulfill the sense of

didates of their choice, come

Christine

JULY 22, 1974

as “newsmaker

telephone with hotly compet= ing representatives from virtually every print and elece tronie news outlet in the city. It wasn’t enough that live, on-the-scene re of siege were conveyed to public hour by hour. That was understandable, for the drama community story. Bat how many “‘intermediatjes’ can

Intelligent , the three’*

choices in the primary election Aug Upper Peninsula Panax newspapers — The Mining and The Iron * Journal, The Escanaba Daily Press Mountain News — today Taunch @ of “Candi date profiles.” ‘The profiles.are designed to inform voters as fully as possible on the backgrounds of the candidates and what they believe are the important issue confronting their constituents, The response from — and cooperation of — candidates has been tremendous. Most were impressed that we would take the time and effort to get to know them and give them an equal opportunity to express their views. In turn,

MONDAY,

media

GOLD

(Poblisheee Hal Syndicate) “In keeping with Channel 40's policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts in living color, you're going to see

eet, fron Mountoin, Michigan

papers

news

y ‘VIC

RAY CRANDALL, Editor

Panax

NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN - KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN

‘What's a nice chap like you doing ‘in a place like that?’

affecting

them,

44 Altice Hoax (slang) # 43 Japanese robo 51 Missive ‘65 Mariner's

THE IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN + KINGSFORD, MICHIGAN:

Huppe

is not representing

happy with the rate of infla-j tion over the pa: wo. years and more 5 pecificaly in the! gto tbe political tld F al ast an 13 cxoalt,* Koeleon id.| ior a4 By DANIEL

available toa Congressman | po has een in ofice for| eight years,” he says. ape this Ja ons of Kniv-| son's belter qualities: He rec-| ognlaes he does not, know the answers to all the issues Problems of tho district, which includes all of the U. 'P. and

LEHMANN

in fac

| Ruppa

when

ran the

iret a

he.

‘There| | talked abaut. inflation. District, Ruppe will remain in| was an ad which I use when | 1'm speaking to groups which I} office a5 long as he chooses. At

33,

Knutson

call the famous commereii

mercial

Wherhar your business te retai wholesale, manulacturiny madicine, formi TTT tock $0 Tharp for fort vorvice, Contacts

| }

I'd

Paul Kautson

Knutson said. campaigned eight years Rauppe is Faa go he did un outstanding job not solely responsible for in- of gelling to the people’ and flation and the present unitially he got back to the stable economic situation in district somewhat regularly,” the nation, he says Democrats ison . from Michigan are now the while ago I got somemajority bycaucus in Washing-| working together | (ing in the mail addressed ton a i he feels something could cs to postal patron with some blocks you could mark on the done to correct t and another little space "A quan such a3 Phil whoioe | back Where you could add remarks.

yet

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ington instead of basing a de>| cision on the wishes of — the People. “To return a bill of indict. | ment.is the process It-youput your 6wh stamp on | jury. You ole on the evtienst| it you could mail it back | presented to you, I would try| “In am election year it just| to convey this evidence to the surprises me that he (Ruppe)| people, however,”” he said. hasn't come back and done a Ono of the most common| little better Job of finding out complaints voiced by those| the people's desires on certain first entering the government| legislation amd on “impeach Js on the seniority — system, Knutson too, expressed his dis-|| ment,” Koutsdn said.

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|1f Tocal people demand Indus-| Brian TMeschel, son of Mr tral expansion, then they| a1 Mts, Due, Trach of 40 sbcad hove 1k" ane Ste, ras. com: |sicea his progrann ‘ot study at

the adminstrator of ‘the Palries Nursing Hote. tor 10 is general years before selling it in 1979. liered Cee oy wad Wel Ha taught at Bt Pauls fo | Tocal input but also oak pie ee st set up a ia helped the one control. Peninsula le Comprehearings . . . 1 will come native hensive Health Planning Asand hit tires of four spots, and | Negaunee come up here and sociation and served as just ask people to come in and tell“People us to save the land for chairman three times, — along make a comment and not redone with heading various ‘commit. quire a written statement,” them when they have most

two months while Rep. (Taymond) Clevenger has been in I tell groups

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as it is today and Pees graduate degrees in economics| formal jobs for residenis” of the di and political science from Mar-| Aug, trict, {would have to. chotee quette University. «+ “One of the problems is the the jobs, of course, People eat ‘Tho son of the tate Dr. and simple size of the district, enloy the cute Mrs. George Knutson, he was st Knutson said. “It takes up the

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intentions to seek=the position now held by Ruppe. He will face Francis Brouillette a Iron Mountain in the Aug, primary election, ‘The uiher candidate, James McNamara ot Negaunee, was disqualitie from the 1 when his nominating petitions’ proved to. be invalid. Basically, I have beem-un-

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tomatoes, loosen dipping into boiling water for pne-hal minute, then dip quickly into cold wafer, cu: out stem ends and slip

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bent. To see if beans are | stringy, break the bean tm | ward bey string — or seam—

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Fresh

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it works he is a stories and monopolices every * fails he can say| conversation, Dear Ann Landers; May 1 ied. The really snily wo tad a series of say a aanet ing 0 “Phone Piayer trieg to find ways to| dinner partic begged my Wea tie person who was! force his opponents to take his) tusband to le ns invite them furious because she was for one evening. I knew Betsy tered by tclephone solicitors? South decided. to would see the cars in our drive-| 1 wonder how many peopl jes and ns pa way and realize they had been realize that a large percentage » knew tial My. husband said, of phone solicitors are physiealmissing seven * and | ‘bsolutely not.” ly “handicapped, or old’ folks Fe a = not| “When I ran into Betsy a few struggling on ‘a pension, o | Pr 's Jump} days ago, T could see the hurt young mothers with small ‘chilspdea there at wasn't} look an her face, but I said| dren who can’t get out of the | nothing, Should I have? How house? ‘They are just trying ta low | do others deal with this. prob- make an honest living. o a lem?=Across The Way | jo young 0 to under oy receive @. oral : ace agains the _ government, Eest_ played. low and. South | but wh a ‘cost of living sé rutied. “Two rounds of trumps| ; high-Em amy-ine we To pul those the other way aroand.) by lag. this sort of wowok Thon South ruffed See Belsy In the afternoon come It's not pleasant to listen to the | id cl cashed his ave | and don't“ be uncomfortable abusive language we got her aad ing of ar citied a about leaving them off your annoy someone, Phone s0hear dinner party guest list. Obisn't fun, We do it belast lub wd ied is lant viously they HAVE been in- liciting cause we MUST. ‘Thanks for a r vited and the husband made a to speak out.—Anot “a Cewve iM West pro-) jackass of himself. Once is chance Blistered Ear Lobe duces of hearts,| enough, Soult dda" have a to wo y * * Dear Lobe: Happy to oblige. about a dismond "fesse. .

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< This meeting was called to fo order by the president and the ‘secretary read communica:ce. tions received from the

designed and made by herself. of polyester, A-line in style,Jand at 8:45 It_was floor dength, and fea with a cowl mecttine and Jan-| prayer time. Jong bell sleeves wi (240 degrees F.)—pint jars: tured QT adorning the bodice, and tern sleeves,Mrs. Owik chose 20 minutes; quarts: 25 min- lace matching lace formed a chapel fnwereaquawhite. tes, blue floor length poly|” To hot pack: Clip off ends; length veil securedti ester fitted with a long fol miniature carnal cet Hee, accessories g|carried a single stammed rd sleeved were gol S were pinned with carnation corsages. minutes, Pack hot beans loose. rose, ‘Attendants for the couple inceremony was a in jars to one-halt inch of cluded Barbara Bebo, sister of followed a reception at the top. Add % teaspoon salt to the bride, as maid of honor; VFW Post Hall. Debbie Johnpints; 1- teaspoon to quarts. | Lauri Cwik, a sister of the} son a cousin of the bride, cut cook- bridegroom, leaving head space. Cover with boiling-hot and Corrine Ber-| *son, ihree tiered weddin; ing liquid, leaving — one-half freeze. For stewed inch space at top, Follaw pro- ger, a sioss friend of the bride, which was served the guests. remove stem ends, }cessing bri | Dancing concluded the evening. directions as above. re

at 5 version, we ean go to the re demic year begins Sept. 4

ville Leprosy Foundation in ime. Upright like asparagus’ spears, is physical. If Mr, and Mrs, Daniel P. Cwik Washington,D. C., for the con- we‘Thewouldfirst getbitth er methods to beaten, it mt = tribution ived from the, ve rae pack: Clip off ends; because of a spiritual bi th The Emmanuel Latheran |and floral trim. ach carried a auxiliary. Mrs. Geraldine La-]. be something cut into one-inch pieces. Pack Church which man 0 Point reported on the Up) < lhas’ no control—only of Menominee was the long. stemmed yellow rose to raw beans into jars ne God. The scene on June 15 of the nuptial! Todd c one-half inch of tap. young brother of Peninsula convention held in Bible says we are born again rie joining in marriage Miss the bridegioan was ring | Marquette. when we accept Jesus as the teaspoon salt to pints; ‘Nee |Nancy Ellen Bebo, daughter of ter, Unies “wena Charles a conclusion, a memorial ‘Son of God by faith. “Believe spoon to quarts. Cover with| Mrs, Betty Bebo of Menominee | nell, a frend of the couple, | Prs¥€r was offered for the late | ee the Lord Jesus Christ and boiling water, leaving one-half and the late Fracis Bebo, and and Ronald Salfai, a cousin of Mies Reuben Bennett and Mrs.| a shalt be saved.” — Acts inch space at top. son of Me. and the bride. Anna Van Minsel. 31. You shall be born again With metal screwband and Daniel P. Cwiky.. Cuil, of Alpha. Follow! lowing the meeting a pot- i 7va shall have =a you shall ot ‘fiat~metaltd~pot— het ". | Juck sioper was served andi promise of the Screw-metal .band down tight | = casein was. conducted gameswere played with prized| Father of those woo believe. ‘Martis: Ruge wedaey ig CeFemony, wis played | Bar |by hand. Do not tighten fur- ee er Rev. af ouin. ducing the ceremony by organ- | ROIne, The so fing toto Miss Miss AAivilda Kennedy, writer has put it ‘ther after taking jar [rom caiand hs ey | “White roses |¢ this way: "A ruler once came Ber With porcelaimlined zine vers, high in to Jesus by night, To ask H cap with shoulder ruover r.ng, banked the altar, pai bride, given in marriage |join in lighting a traditional screw cap down firmly and ay ae salva answer ea wedding candle, Area church activities | words true and plain, “Ye must] |Aoten, te soc abeee eh Mrs. Bebo — her | ———_______|n"norn canner, screw cap down tignt chose as her wedding costume daughter's weddingattended wearing a| First Covenant men’s prayer| Yes, youagain.” must be born again) |t2, complete seal- With either ja gown and veil, ivory in color, mint green floor length«dress| breakfast at 7 a.m. ‘Tuesday | you born again—I}

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MONDAY,

Miss Pam Malsack Meetings Daily sees ied at. college “Tree Mountain Royal Neigh. am Malsack, daughter meditation es | America potluek picnic of air and Mrs. James T. Mal- bors:of supper at 5:45 p. m. Tuesday at HE BIBLEsays the Art Gendron home at Bass asa freshman class at Lake. Baptist Churches of Crystal Falls and Witch Lake ofaieSt. Catherine in St’ Paul, National Catholic Society of Foresters potluck picnic at nova “Jesus answered and said unis a graduate of Kings{o Him, verily, verily, 1 aay tora High Seb 1901 and plans to Wédnesday at the Harry Bott. major in nursing. ger cottage at Lake Elwood. ‘cannot see St. Catherine's is a liberal if .' arts college for women with an Bring table service, In case of If we object to the old-fash- enrollment of approximately1 inclement weather, the eyent ioned words of the King James 580 st 1974-73 ‘aca-|Will be held at the Botger

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Niagara News Mrs,..George Durston

Phone 251-4524

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DETROIT wy — Derby Day Farmington, Mich., who won jin Michigan was glory the 1972 Suburban Derby. for a pair of M-year-oid ais Miss Klein and Miss Crass variations Both broke now ground for girl-| won the right to compete in the [kind, taking first-ever victories | National Stap cby in en foule ta the All-America kcon, Ohio on Aug. 17. In adGuard is offering. three and dition > a trophy, Miss Cross tour year enlistments to quali- nals in Akron, fied persons in an effort to ¢ winner of Saturday'si De-|won a $100 bond and several . q troit Soap Hox Derby dedicated ailsos including a train set. Supplement its six-year stan

Eagle River voters approve new school Residents of the Northland Pines School District have

voted 1,543 to 1,418 in favor of ullding a_ $1.3 million high school at Eagle River, The voling was the

fourth

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dard enlistment program her victory in the sith annual| Entries in the Detroit Derby An analysis of the space room is mot practical or detown enlistment | event to “womankin were at an alldime low, down 2 the World. Ch: ae Program for the proposed new sicable be = | steepness was prevented it. AS 1 aa in two trial periods |, Her co a champion in| from 90 last year and “120 in ae Weel jamplon. 2 number. of non-specialNiagara high school reveals ed the | 2% alternative, the firm is| Siting the past 18 months ‘and |the ise a taal Upper Penin-| 1972, Officials Agreed the statis-| Ship Snowmobile Derby, about ead teaching stations for 200 cert a n t y | Willing to construct ong at the | ‘as highly™ successful in, Wis(SU y s a i d sho was sur-|tcs reflect Chevrolet's d r o p | three miles north of Eagle why the school should be built students is 7.22, for 400 siute County confluence of the Thunder and | co asin, National Guard spokes. | Prised and gestatic. at her suc| ping spo tho Detroit | River. for 400 students with 23 teach dents it is 8.47 for 500 students afta o i, fo prameti| | Peshtigo | Rivers when sate face, and of choaling scandals ing stations, the board af edu- it, is 10.88. By building -eight tights - on. lands since ses. | tien stl Ss |"Teura Cross, her pigtails {on last year's national derby,| Booze bas come to us fron rooms now for 400 students, it 1971, He rems éatlon’ was ilermed! by Ch time | “Supervisors C4 Nem * manths receive Army four |f; trailing in. the wake .f her. \co~ ekapesiaa: hne-| the Middle English od. Dutch heard ofregular Sto uz x Ruardsmen ence Menghini, scl will _be quite easy to add two the topic of mining atwas.thata.cone/7-S0F ean balt blue racer, prev ent | “buy ee LeRoy zanatent ate training to principal serving ia the, ab- or three more to this wing of (roversial issue. Proficient | girl ever (a win'the Detroit tro-| aby cheatin, liquor oF to drink heavily .Q Gamo manager, that satisfac~| deer in| jn a particular skill "oe. job phy. Her brother won the DeRobert Murrach, Be: = — fence of administrator c. the building should the en toy aa county are, training anea then train |troit race in 1972. rollment .graw to 500 students. pervisor, Doucette wha is il . chai of and are More | one weekend each month and| No addition would be required estry committee, reported The elemenis used in part of| attend a two-week camp every | y encited," ° misiaa the muruber ol tonchor for the specialized teaching conimittee has not checked out | rated in ie southern mths top 10 ap to keep abreast ot | said, 't_ sure -I-could stations versus total enroll | Stations because the 15 being prospecting areas | current Army training tactics. |beat everybody else, particular ment are: total school enroll | provided in is ild- |the firm. However, the county counties of the state in F 2,National Guard is ily. te. boys, vice t wura’ wen The Iron Mountain News Is taking opplicament, perstudent of iastrucsccommodate 300, cut, 400 | shortly. |foroster Is slated’ to do. this munity _activic | ready to. 17 tion week, hours curriculum de- | or!ng 500willstudents, he pointed i fr TH: te TS yews Sow for Bowe of alteils fom Ho also reported deer ap-| ties, with he local unit spoa-|" "Both ‘she’and Mary Klein. of sired, teaching stations — re- Because the specialized |: ‘Good investment” of age, who are Interested in making money. t troop and | Hancock were among five girls | pear to be getting away from | soring a’ Bo: quired and teaching stations teaching area of a scho l casts James Murphy, and are willwin trips, cash, or merchandise, forested areas and heading to-| hunter. safety courses, Guards-| in the 33-car field,"Eciss Kicin provided, always bearing — in the most money, it should be counsel, wards souiborn postions of the | men will salt a booth. at the -eaptuted Class B tinors in Hanfo work. If you fit into this catagory, send mind a fractional size class built with the most flexibility land i r younger racers, ages in | coe! Fair mun, North Near jarinette In state, for present needs and future County, the firm must also sub- county al News Mountoin Iron the 10 application your of Danielson rk 25 and 24 “Aug. on Wausaukce in| kept are openings county growth, MenghiA sd, mit a report on items they had | forests for deer or abaet dive| to 3 ei vanae ihe tina A Cireviation Department, 215 East Ludington Tha pro found to the state and count; Street, Iron Mountain, of phone 774-2772. tits Contract vides one apeclallved teaching If no damage was caused to | per cent of the area. In Iron River, call 265-4210, station eae home eco | county property a $100,000 bond can be released a 7) = { Coordinator named for cerebral palsy \firm, He indicated i m Klei: WE NEED CARRIERS IN THE Serving in {he capacity of sin, and functioning as ey ace meteued Ue cannes A race, oa can do with them what they like service coordinator for United ferial source for the develop:|% FOLLOWING AREAS: revealed ard there will be po mining in Cerebral Palsy of Northeast- mentally ty etgirls also finished ih wala disabledi sdiislpiot Nua Members of the Marinette red Forst, Wausaukee su County sheriff's department are struction shop, metals shop, visor, Teported the money re~ ot Iron Mouatain. | Mich. Mrs. Smith had pre: RING NIAGARA Fer duties will include the| | viously been employed as a investment aura's older NORWAY seeking a pay increase of 20 and auto shop. Two specialized ceiv uti bry CRYSTAL FALLS R stations each for biol- for inst allSlowing them to go out the families of the cerebral-| court liasion and case work oss, NOW M, ao IRON RIVER per cent across the board, ac- teaching palsied in Upper Michigan and | supervisor by the Wayne Coun | woa the Detrwit. Desty in 1972, | HERMANS VILLE science lab, and and i cording to a letter sent to county physical earch In ier action, supervisors Plorence,-Forest and northern | ty Bureau: of Social Ald in De | but to share Ins trophy | FLORENCE STAMBAUGH (gymnasium). board supervisors by union were informed the computer Marinette counties in Wiscon-| troit. with a girl, Karen Johnson of | representative James Miller, service used for making fathers ‘All deputy sheriffs and serpay for upkeep of children in geants are represented by the divorce actions has caused

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inla the computer fast enough. As a result the clerk of courts and family court commissioner haye recommended hiring another girl in the clerk’s office and discontinuance of the comter.-dt was felt cout Sunday ‘work, Bo records full diltition. “This compares wouldthe besame-work more readily avail Additional requests are three | with sales of $213,507,000 oo and. tian having to send them swoeksvacation during she| her is NTIS,000,oF 50 eighth year and four weeks ‘dur- cents, primary earting t year, sick leave at ings and Share 4 nls a share af-| two days per month and ine ter full dilation for the same was repored that 301 of the 375 crease accumulation to 120 period of 1 on omputed indays, additional $50 clothing al- Fr Schall alas sees te-| cases) fathers whose children jowance, night shift differential cord $463,700,000 and pet involved were receiving aid to dependto $20> Per month, cight hour Lend = A record $16,790,000, ent children, Therefore, an_acand. the xis ofthe union | ¢ 08 per, share primary+ to discuss schedul:

scnion. also sacks_2.meal allowance of $2.50 per shift including jailers and four hours worked beyond normal shift wil! entitle them-to-additional $2.50

curate record to make sure Sectuge and cents per fathers make their payments Share ‘after full dilution, This ‘was important to the county.

with sales of $406,at home 006,000 and net income of $13,- Auction ection sapere! ‘sors. 453,000, or AS cents a share wero:in other formed in primary earnings and 74 © pre in the Sinai Dees compares

a shara after full vation #tor | cs ould be sold at public tho same period o} | by the ‘wellare depart: Des desse Werner, GAE ebair-| auction St man and ‘president, said each ment, Murphy reported the present will meet Aug. 2 the company’s major sales renter bad been offered an ope ps, ling wilding mae portunity to purchase the hous “Loren J: Close, executive sec- terials, chmnlcis, bestvess but was unable to purchase it colary af the Wisconsin Board systems, industrial products at present. on Aging, a! y the und photographic, had sales Leslie questioned if current robles of northern volume Increases’ in compari- the bur department policy in elderly citizens will son with the first half a yoar was welfare to auction homes or sell ago. them privately, y the Wisconsin Murphy indicated this was Board ‘of Aging on Aug. 2 begintrue except In the case where at 9 am. at Nicolet College Workshop scheduled they had been previously comin Rhinelander. mitted to a real estat agent. Louis Zadra, president of the for local officials In this caso it had not been Niagara, Senior Citizens Club, ro workshon will be held for committed, he said. will a Anderson also reported. the nment officials The oard, an independent stato audit of the welfare dovoice of advocacy for older partment, in progress since adults (whose function is to adlast year, has not Te in Marinette. vise the governor and legis! Officia's will be instructed ceived from the state, ture) invites community lead- on how to complete the state's Deer report ers, senior citizens. ongoniza- new annual financial Adopted was a resolution adtion representalives and pro- form. The new form is to be of support fessionals of northern Wisconsin used by all local governments vacatingon themilk raising and the reducto sppear to discuss the prob- to report their financial condi- price tion in h Tems of the aging from their tion at the end of the fiscal cheese. i poin! view. Particular at. are ‘Terrance—-Giese;—Coleman sutenion will be focused upon the City, village, town, and} pervisor, who commented, cts of inflation on the lives county clerks are invited to “This is not 2 of the coun of elderly per: attend. the seston, | ty's business, meal

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NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN ~ KINGSFORD,

MICHIGAN

MONDAY,

JULY 22, 1974

Teens

hospitalized

State Police trooper shot to death; son being held a

for drug overdoses

liminary’ hearing for_ the "16-| youth was. at the family's home| in the Upper Peninsula and {the|telleve ‘the. boy had been in| oe SPRING Ot e LAKE, sien. Ah) TONIA,

Mich.

(AP)

—

pre-)Jonia

State

Police

post said

the|two

years

at the Gladstone

Post

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Onese

Michigan|in Saranae

when troopers ar- Jast five years at . fous trouble with the Taw. am under the impression | were hospitalized Sunday with tate Trooper suspected of kill-| rived. Karbowski was sbot with | Last fall. the Michigan De- Pe ing his father is to continue in| his own service revolver, police| partment of State Police cited| that. they were a close -knit|drug overdoses, after a newsTonia County Probate Court this | sxid. week, ‘An

autopsy

discovered a girl tin, send baker

toy

a friend of Kar-|).0er the Ionia post pap

said him for meritorious service for | fami Kar-|his part in solving a series of bowski's at

revealed

Richard Karbowskt, 96, was |bowakt “was dead of gunshot | burglaries. “they had-a trailer and went Passed. out in the 1 found shot to death by’ state|wounds in his chest and hip,| Tha burglary investigation, | on vacations together.” dewn. s who went to his home | and both tipped his heart. coordinated with other officers,| Trooper David Wagner said| He told police he was walking Saturday morning after The trooper's wife and their |culm in the arrests of|Karbowski “broke me in when|pis route at about 3:30 a.m. veteran police officer failed to|two youngest children, = “believed tovelved.. in|" trst came here. He was a|hen he saw the girl on @ show up for his midnight shift, | jting her family |more than $0 crimes “author-| good. trooper. he would have|“ a sisaak Ha colled ee ee Spe ng ate y “when tho slaying |ities said, and spurred the re-|made a good detective.”” wi son, who His was fied, taker lecolerreds| Hebert said. every of $5,000 worth of prop-| | Karbowski graduated from | police iHaven's i i fort ate peda Ad nd High Ladislaus several

said,

hours

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Deputies aid’ the girl's boy convoy of police from mu-| bate Judge Geer Smith in the| and children, and to bring them|of the Year" by the Hastings county and state law |friend, upoa hearing that she home. An older daughter, aged|chapter of the Michigan Jay-|n. afternoon. enforcement agencies ‘are plan-jhad- been. haspitalized, went ta 19, lives in -Eagle. in. Clinton | ces. + His ~ hearing - was - ad Friends of the trooper said ang ‘a convoy to the funeral,|a Spring Lake home w she tuntil Thursday and no charges County. the teenager was living at| which was tentatively set for|had been attending a party and were formally brought against Karbowski, a native of Bay home, but had been depressed | Tuesday in Bay City, oticists| found’ five other. youths acer e le was remaned to City, Was a'seven-year veteraa recently, apparently with fami-| said, | scious. juvenile authorities by Judge of the State Police. He served Smit! ‘Cmdr. Thomas Hebert of the

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CITED—Dr,

Roland

Strolle

(center)

retiring

Northern

Michigan

University

admin-

County

istrator, received two mementos during Friday's meeting of the NMU board of control. NMU President John X. Jamrich (left) presented Strolle with a group picture of the board of control and the administrative council, of which Strole was a member. NMU board of control chairman Fred C. Sabin, M.D., of Marquette, presented Strolle with a copy of a resolution lauding him which the board adopted at its meting. A native of Ontonagon, Dr. Strolle began his carcer in education in 1928 in his hometown, He later served as superintendent at Michigamme,

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fend. fe to at) Tiberly (Mareb), ‘The: Marning Class pictures were taken by| After, Bunker Hilyl (March), Edwin Mene After, Bunker Hill (March), Dancing followed with music| Boy, Irving Berlin — A Sym: provided Rhythmaires.| phonic Portrait, The National 20-year class reunion| Anthem. conmatiog comitel’ oe Betty | ——— Bal, Mary Low Lupint, Jacq] Te takes about three miles 5

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Trouble I've mittee was appointed with Edtone Selections, and husbands attended the social ward Jansen as chairman, bour at the Rialto Lounge fol. tters were read from class- Lam Woman, Voice of America lowed by a smorgasborg dinner. iaales who were unabl t-|(March), Meadowlands, Miss

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Rev. Fr. Raymond Zeugner led his classmates in gr? Gass president ‘Dick. “Temple| presided ove am dur-| ing which a ‘mom ot silence | was _aheacw memory sieticed and Waite Lee] eee Ii Secmesed nae

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THE TRON MOUNTAIN NEWS, IRON MOUNTAIN

974

- Seer,

EONS

Area LL tournament

Mathews

taken

fired by

Sou

It took eight innings, ‘but yfirst inning lead on singles by hits, selruck out eight’ and al Southern downed Northern 8-7, |John Schultz and Dave Bloom, lowed five SSeS, Saturday at the Eastside field)an error, a base on balls, and Jo Zawada belted’ a triple to win the area Little League|a line drive double off the bat and a single to pace the wiochampiofship and earn thet Dave Process. They added| ners at ‘the “plate. Lary Ku to meet are winner of the ja pair in the top af the third on | Chinski_ chipped in’ with @ pair | Houghton area tournament in ae double by Mike Roell and alot aingaa. and Rob Qlson added play off ballle tonight. The win-|two run homer by Tom Ber- a ner of toni ne i being oP ye tesers, ‘Torn Petrolt eat Eastside, wil L chipng | a bomer and a: double, ‘advance "to Oho Lit le tages teeut Saye eae ay spinnise smacked and ‘Tom Bertola slammed @ district tournament: at Besse- jin the second, one in the “hird, | two-run hon mer next weeken two in the fourth, and finally| Southern "gained a berth in hy downing, Central Northern's Tom Petrol jtying the game on Joo Zawwada slammed a one-out homer aver |lead off triple In the (ith, Zi semifinal acthe centerfield fence in the top|wada scored ‘when a relay| fon and Northern saa in throw got away from the third championship tests as a result baseman. a 21 eight-inning victory Rob Olson went the distance over Eastern Friday back with a pair of runs in the on the hill for the *vinner: lowing seven hits while sani bottom of the RH in-|ten and walking eight up the victory, Larry Schultz, 1 Bil, who had’ singled and. ad-|Bujold, who came on in relic 3 ‘vanced to third, scored the win-|of Northern starter Pete Axel- | 0 ©) EIFTLE LEAGUE CHAMPS—Tho Southern Division Little on “Jelt Salcenko's | 0 S| League all-stars defeated Northern 87 Saturday to take mer: wi 1 1] fit place, in the Area Litle League ournament played 1 o| at the Eastside field, Southern will face Baraga, winner of 1 2] the Area 5 tournament, in sub-district action at 0 of teday at the Eastside. ‘The winner will advance e the dit-

Tigers

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trict's next

weekend

at Bessemer.

Members

Brave ATLANTA

today for a ma: Eddic Mathews

lose

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Carpenter, Brian Parr, Rob Olson, Doug Creltom, Joe Za|ismissat when Braves Vie wada, Dayo Stark, Joe Doucette, and Jeff Salcenko. (Itom | president Eddie Robinson came -Meuntain News photo) fe Alinnts

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Murcer

City

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Kan-

Manager

Beaeay with

Jack 3

Tague

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[Packers “are” a good enough | team to make tho playolls. Obviously, it's a good opportunity| | for me

At is Polat Devine said rumors of sions 7agse might cross t quarterback “B|tine—-and report Strike

were

THut he said Concannon’s “ox: | correc!

that

joes : r | “When you" don't win, you ton't ae ay around toa long,"

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a victory in

fhirdact Nebresker to get past|n idie Dibbe of Miami Beach 2 6, -6 Sunday and into the walking Elliott Madox tn. Pan far the 8.600 Ft prive Riessen eed tentionally, But Murcer, jun Steve Mingori to load

tield

Channing sets sights|:

whose

Braves

Natanal

7655. rect

4 Personally T thought he did heck of a fob,'" sal

crack o1 {playing together, a record ¢ st ills

hustle,” Devine i, sed tha work of line-

. |Wheels drop ven Or straight. | WFL contest

Sandra Haynie wins ~~, U.S. Women’s Open

[against bein ae led _ Bears to a 35more than 300 viet

lathews,

fined ith in" the" a a year

‘League

is an the a| Packer quarterback coach off just because ho is now Perry Moss, who worked with but urday's 15 esn’'t mean it's going to say Concannon at Chieago, said-the | watched films |that way,” the coach added. veteran gives Green Bay more | minute scrimmage. j{rQuarterback is just like any quarterback. “They — showe some good

g thing is that he knows

neers Pe ome

T didn't have an inkling this was woing to happen, But it's over and dane with. i'm sure it a done on tho spur of the

Tagge “has indicated he not going to port until sgpoornedt. la, re ad in dispute, “Tho Packers had. the. da from contuct work nc

perience should help us. keep off

eee

Roing to change pers, Ede took it like a man," Hobinson commented later. a shock," admitted duman iarris im Aupust, 1972

injor leagne- een |. egHe

—

division,” Moss added. backer Monte Dor and on of ot National Poolball Leagie 3 “He's pl yed against the Lions, fense Don Moods, G ry Sehutt 1 | perionce and was a starter with |the “Bears and the Vikings and Steve Odom, }the_P| Green an Bene tales. gate oT 's terrific,” Con-|game-condition scrimmage with | ias in 1972, cannon said of his move. Chicago here Thursday night was on the Cowboys’ taxt 1 last two seasons, but shows a career passing ‘com-

‘CHICAGO (AP) — No. 1 seed Stan Smith faces Marty Ries sen tonight in the finals of the cago International |<

onan 64 oulaide pitch. and [Dicks punched a double down the felt | 62 in the semifinals. “The 5foot-7 Dibbs, some nine Ted "TCblak’s two-run single ‘aches shorter than Smith, said, Lighted a fourerun seventh He's reach and he's tough to. pas: inning that beat Clevelan walk and singles by Joe Rudi Brian Gottfried and Raul and Gene Tenaca loaded the Ramirez defeated Smith © and a8 ‘Tanner a een ASCs. Pat Borque tied the game doublee: match while Riese! with a grounder, Kubiak sin« a ‘om Gorman defeated Brian Teacher and Jon Whi aed 3 and Bill No: je Angels got two runs In'nynger in the other doubles event,

Jerry

|! od Satur fuluro draft. caice, but “Tagge is still No. Devine say:

Waite ‘Sox were only three outs

Festival

veteran

Devine5:

8 0) Groen Bay Bie —— cannon fram the D: Y

ing-game yictory, And the

edi asas City 64, Oakland tanta 1; Gincinaali_&, defeated Cleveland 63, Califor-|2; San ‘Diego 7, york 3; |. ne topped Baltimore 6-4, Temas iladelphia 2, ‘ae Angeles 1, |} ncisco +2, Monripped. Boston 2-1 and, in _&)and San. dauithender, Chicago’ beat treal O40) waukee 6-2 before the Brew: ed back to win the Smith vs. Riessen in tennis finals Bobby

Tear

No. 1 quarterback, Coach Dan| 1)

‘s-Adthloss in its last 15. _ | _Ia_Sunday’s Nacional Levgue In Sunday's other American|games, it was St Louis League games, ew York | Houston 1; Pittsburgh 6,

sas

—

10 o1 11

had,”

“Oullae

squad are, front row trom left, Scott Weaver, Ed Plemel, |ebasehWhat dhe anisire ' Joha Gribble, Larry Kuchinski, Mike Merhalskl, Pete Pon? |Aime * Zio and Mike Counter. Back row from eft, manager Bill |" xfichous. fiat heard of is

“Joue can't

of the Southern

0-0} GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) =] who we'fe going to Keep: That's 1 2lnespite the addition during the|true for any” position right| 1 ©} weekend of journeyman signal-| now.” © Sl eater Jack Concannon, Asked about the possibility of

plosion that carried Minnesota away from a sweep when Milto a 107 victory over the Ti-|waukee finally flexed its musgers, the Twins” 12th victory in| cles, with a Deve Johnson their’ last 15 games and De-| grand-slam bom

McKeon's

the best mana; we've sa id am angry fan. Atlanta Constitution

FAltor “You

the ninzh on one of Mickey Riv-|5# By The Associated Press three doubles, "Dave Whether yoy believe in that ers’ bunt single, Frank RobYamue, mystical force known as ‘Chalk's L pends on which inson’s sacrifice fy and Joeie Orie| 2 fide of the streak you're oe houd’s single to If you're Ralph Hot 0 | oles. Por had tied the score a devout believer. Il’ you're in Bakimors the ighth. Frank Quilici then Texas fourth there's more to winning than Sti Seventh-inning singles by Jim impetus. As tho major leagues’ three:| Sundberg, Alex Johnson and day All-Star break begins to- Sele Bubroughs | carried the , Houk’s Detroit Tigers are Rangers past Tiger sh ering, they're s0 cold. Quil- "he viceey root ‘Texas fourth cl’ nesta Twins, mean- in the he anes be. ™ ite, ate burning up the joint, hind fir: On ‘Sunday, for example, Bob Dick Abo se hit his 28th homer e Darwin hit a two-run single a! and two doubles and_Bill Melt- Hisle Eric Soderholm — clubbed foolshomered to give Chicago its Ralebew

Why did they fire bim? He’

weg

SS" nilRal Jerry Tagge still No. ° 1 ¢ B 11 00 : | according to Green Bay coach on :

10-7

— The At ger to replace who was fired m dropped a

record, but his as well. “It was a blow to mi ho} me run king Henry Aar longtime teammate of M ews,

skid;

(AP)

lanta Braves began the s

HONOLULU

(APY

Coach

fo oy ae, Detroit

day following hiainhappy team's man36 3) : ds 16 lass was the third sical loss tre rIt (he Wheels Boisture

this year by two $100,000 events and Several $50,000 outings, As for the fringe benefits of| winning the open, Miss Haynic| said exdoreenaenis and other| 5 fall far below the poatthe winer of the} men's U.S. Open. 295 total Her winning effort ‘Produced | [a Ta-hale tatal of 295, tthe distance Grange ied par 72 course ch |proved difficult all the wy fs tho 40 pros and amateurs who finished.

twas more riled’ about the Ha ee vv

calling

time

out

wil

loft to set up their at touchdown.

Former UCLA passing great

Dennis

Dummit

hit

remy

1 with a tou low 0 clght-yard line Por the ree

Mt don't think id

was neces, who. Kept

‘Her he game while bis tem er cooled, terback Norris W [passed for two touchdewna; fer

: Bob Staple

The tna yitteg holes ap ared Like the charge of the| fe et holeee justeewhen it Ute jight- brigade, especi wins tenni: on the final par four | appeared a_tras-iaman play-|!y the exaxy ating which Miss Miss Waynie and COU ney

¢ Hawaiians and ran for a [third as the team claimed its

NX disappointing crowd of 10 080 turned out for the rainy home debi at Bob Staple Weess se, wha thr salvaged an apbe Channing continued its drive | and an Aug. 11 game with top to m parent tic with Miss Stone as| place finish at the Green‘ pov Bay | |epases ot 49 yards rds ‘to toward the Wishigan League | Felch. Make-up games remain | prize in the $40,000 event she dramaticall pinehed an &| Metro Tennis Open elt here toted lie Hawaiians, 1-2, shool pennant Sunday, scoring an | to bo played against Felch Mann second couple of early’ turnoy proach to within 18! Saturday and Sul 1-0 win over [ast-place Por-| Stephenson aple | a stroke behind, inches for a birdie four on ire won ivi st ne were | miFinishing “tn tho first (wa ball game tertiek The Felch Rangers each, were 72nd hale, collecing 42.574 1 against top ight coraget on tol when we didtl th aiCtnening’s record nov | also busy this weekend ort of thing, 195 champion Carel Mann a ha mes. | oth Stone, who farished before | wi at 9.0 with threo regular! Won_a, pale of ball Woese— said Lowell Sen bilant locker Season gimes anda pa Felch nipped Beave: 76 Int Miis Haynie’s heroics aly Coe local par-|room. "This game we just kept Saturday and makeup coptesls emaining to| 22. inni ings Still No. 4 in 1974 earnings|” Sirs. Carner wourd up with tain, the,-adval ved. tothe. semis| executing twa practiced, downed Stephenson. 5-3.on_ Sun- | ——e be- played, woud itt ie the Nae mth te Katty Waltworth. for finals nth mee 35 division, {That comes: {rom mary two wins moves ‘Dan ‘Olsen fired a tworitier | day Sanson loxt to the eventual| to get credit for Sunday's win. | Fetch into a second place tie |tion al Open purse is increased loreatns at 207 worth $1,633) Olson fanned 12 batters and | with a 7-2 mark. |in the tut ee |wtaner of the division Stupte did not lose a single | yards Allowed only two Tree. paseas.| Jim” Edberg” doubles tn the! | (This is Che mast prestigious| ¢ tdurnaments, and T Brewer box seare | st weekend and defoated Channing battered two Por-| 12th frame Saturday, was s: i | Rick Risk 64 in the finals. terfield pitchers for a total of| Uliced to third, and scamp- ed Would like "ta see chiewa on a hyard post ® ed ta meet that pres‘The ournament was spon 12 hits. Mike Caruso led the | ered home on a sacrifice fly pur: we fourth quart sored by the Groea Bay Parks |" way’ wit a home run nd | by Dave Sepier to notch the| Htige.”

on Wishigan pennant’

single,

while

Rod

Bloom

and}

Aa ninth,

slammed” i;

's_ Bruce_ two-run

Charning’s| Sent the game into sisal

include pate Sunday it inette, al ag. ‘hatte a with epaason ene seine

Local squad eliminated at Port Huron PORT

HURON

last

four

the.af owed out If

: eae hurled |”

frames,

Together struck

Sunday's

State National Babe Ruth squad chin here this ered six, walked three Tsang twice in the struck-out eleven. ut baseball toure| zer was tagged |e

‘ ‘

to AL squad

tion

results Ladies.

nnat

Commission,

Detroit

{pass rom

announced Summer — Bowling cay

tary [al Hugalski

High

Individual

“| Julie Ture,

finally got an|C!

All-Star they felt deserving of |C May an

Sof

° Jub

28,

tue, ‘347.

G Mat

"high Team Game — Lucky

wit fen | Twoof =| NEW |sons of

and

prised at_ his tion while| ‘ball the rest of Money, Johnny Briggs and George Scott were passed over. |, a Money set a major league for record for consecutive erroriess | Mahneen tournament, three unde-| Felch and Leo Durocher, Gua games at third basa this season | ler baiting Around | porter ts-9).. and four in the boccr's | Murray and Mark Dixon al} and has Tim a ‘pelted# double and a singie, ‘the 300 mé

‘Atotal of seven teams still “su “Bandhola cracked remain in the double-climina- home run and a single

Heereation

League results for tho week {Bost have been announced by secre: | °*

‘Team "Match — Lucky 1635. Mongo's win YORK (AP) Two the stallion Mongo re

apart tha auahoogs wor num nn 50 Famings Stakes at Histeab in

Taig

hot 10-0 to ‘Alpena m "Sunday's mien | halon

Ladies bowling

contest.

weekend,

and

‘

CHICAGO (AP) — ‘Tho

waukee Brewers

Sunday, when Don Money was named to the American League itiesSal reBand ‘Oskiand's ioright-hander surrend-

Edberg went all the way on the hill to receive credit for

win

named

GREEN BAY of Kingsford

ike payot?, exceeded|

Edberg gain- Brewers’ Mo i the

12 hits and

al ‘double

by_ some

led States Goll Association

Constantint banged out pair of singles for the winners

— The Twin-|the

boycott

of this open ovr the! Murray players to purse size “never developed with extra in promise of —the-~ sponsoring,

homer

nings Beb Markham, John stantini and E¢ berg all for Fele with

ing. the

[elon “Opens the top. sutra

‘Threatened

Carner

yed Miss Mann

iosoe : a.8

for

Marion

a Pont Scott, ante Star Edition at Garden Stato Parkin Cam-

J |eaptured the ae Handicap dea, NJ, for Holy crest Farm,

scored

Bubba _W a

The

Wheels

che next

the, Mirminghan Amerte

10.

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| HE'S: STILLAT THE Faene7

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MONDAY, JULY-22,-1974

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Motel owner seeks petition for city ordinance change TRON RIVER—A local motel line to the property line of Donald Fell who plans construcwner who has been unsucces: tion of a new fonorat home in a qustment ona water hookuy he area, The project consist’ of about 260 feel of excavation ‘ince last fall has infarmed the city commission he will seek a and piping. peiition to have an ordinance The commission approved a request by Ray Coates, cily pochange. hoxe| lice officer, to continue plans Donald Gorman, to property the city installed a for a LeMans type racetrack Jol racing»¢ars-to swaterline and. because of an ak. ledged delay in the. project the De installed in the eltyfall audie

costs increased with cient digging in frozen ground, told mmission he felt it Should esponsibility te provide water service property line. Gorman's new construction js on the opposite side of the Ice Lake Road from the main waterline and he fell he should not be pr cause of thi Election necessary Gorman obtained 400-.signatures on a petition which he acknowledged, through an at torney’s oversight, was im. proper, but he said he intended to resubmit a legal petition to

Former

:|Stambaugh ‘coach dies

STAMBAUGH — Patrick J Malone, 68, of 302 Fourth St., died this thorn at the Tron County General Hospital after a lengthy fllness. Mr. Malone was born Oct. 9, 1905, in Quinnesec and attended Beek a change ‘ nthe potions the Stambaugh public schools, which he feel groin in 1924. He attended equitable service to all reat. Edward's University in Ausdents and owners: until 1926 when ind the petition drive be th, ‘Texas,to Stambaugh to sa: successful and the” required in the iocal mil number of signatures gained, a Western State Unive: Benet special el 10 'be ‘mazoo, and after reducingKi tn Bid) af the elty’s exper, (0| 1930 beca: assistan vote on a_ change in the or- coach to the late Martin Natl dinance, The commission up-| | berg at Stambaugh High School held its previous stand on the | The following year he taught in matter and told Gorman he | Vulcan school system where could proceed with his petition the the football ithe felg-it-was the proper ac- heteam alsowhichcoached became known as the He left VulThe city acquired an addition ean Giant Killers. for a position as al 40 acres from the Cleveland eduzatignal advisor of the CivilCliffs Iren Co. to expand its jan Conservation Corps and a landfill operation to accommo- year later attended Ohio State ‘daté other West Iron oy University for completion of his oats degree in became assistant coach arid later served The city plans asat Stambaugh Lake Linden coach for one to charge each unit ullatas year. He then went on to bethe Iron River site $3.23 come assistant at Dayton capita for ihe first year belore University and coach the following adjustments

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torium for the entertalament_ot youths 14 years of age, The ‘commission expressed its. gratitude to Coates. for

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on beef, will be held at 9:40 mashed potatoes, green beans, a. Services m- Wednesday at the funeral elad, pudding, coffee, milk, home a. m.

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tat Laker Ant p. m. Sunday in honor of 50th wedding anniversary’ of Mr. Sagola a nd Mrs. Emil Erickson, kee and Charles of Newberry; th: ree indchildren: ‘and seven Community Action Agency nt great-¢randchildren ition program dinner for se Friends may call after 4 p.m. niorsitizens of the Seqvia, area Thursday at the “community Bulag. ane menu week inc!

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Mass. "The West Side. Veterans Council will conduct military graveside rites. Burial will be in Resthaven Cemetery. The family requests that in liew of flowers: contribu made

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Ladies Eley of Iron “River She leaves four sons, tila, Ernest and Mario of Milwau-

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Monday ao the direc- Yi ath meet with bleycle tour Milwaukee where her son p.m. roup from Conover to Say tion of John resided, She was marr Sera! Exlicher in 1907 ana At 7:30 ea wtiatay, the per, Wis., in ing. LutherThe

urday at » §.--Litke's--Hospital, Milwaukee, after a brief illness. Mrs, Erlicher was born Dee. 1 em, in Termon, Val DeNon, aly, ‘and_came to. the United Bates and Caspian in 1906, She was a resident of the commuSide

present

will ‘continue in thee! ploy. At ihis time, the commissioners grader, parked near Robinson | celia Church. The Rev. note, because Harlan Doenitz, Lake in Iron River Township, | Louis Brackett, es will in- “only « one of the Seven Won- | who’ has been the parking me- sustained a shattered wind-| tone the requiem3 ders-of the Ancient World, the ter attendant, is hospitalized in- shield either by gunshot or Burial wil be in Stambaugh Great Pyramid of Khufu (Che-| definitely with illness, stones, troopers said. ops), is suill standing. remetery.

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West High School as je Department of Natural he Green Baysketball and. assistant he} bead. Aman has P coach until 1966 when deadtine ‘dato for compliance by football he retired. He returned to mort units # soreremmnt, Stambaugh to reside with a Con: "aller dotermining that. a sec- brother. He was a momber of tion of South Third Avenue ‘s Reino Post. 21, American Lethe property of the city, the BionHo _ a brother, Peter, commission approved the inrs. Lawrence ‘Btaliat a water and sewer (Kavya ‘TaRoshelle, hoth of Felch Friends may callater 4 bm —| Tuesday at the Felch area senior citizens nue

nity until 1908 when she moved

mer Caspian Mein, died Sat-

West

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Caspian Band Shell at

JULY-22, 1974

Last ride

Church activities this week

CASPIAN — An exchange of concerts have been

will

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‘After his discharge from the service he was employed by

the U. S. Air Fores in War II.

Concert exchange plans announced

Obituaries

mission edged receiving 14 applicfeatious for -2- now -clt plans to narrow the field to several applicants for _interviews. In addition to local apBest, severe! ere Set ceived from prospects from many areas of the midwest and wes! The commission will “seek and other duties with the an-a ticipation

CRYSTAL FALLS Anderson,

Mrs. Gerald

Mrs. Pauline Erlicher CASPIAN—Mrs. Pauline Eracknow!- licher, 84, of Milwaukee, a fore

Manager. applications

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Iron County News Donald C. Ma,

MONDAY,

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