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. Ending Youth· Vote 'Illogic A fresh \eam of llorses has been hitched to the 111-'year- old vote issue to haul it the last stretch home. The Senate approved 94- to-o the constitutional amend- ment, giving 18-year-olds the vote, that had been stalled in every session of Congress over the past two decades. Fast passage looks likely next week in the House. And if all ·goes as congressional leaders think it will, the re- quisite three-fourths of the state legislatures will have time to approve it by the November, 1972, contests. We hope the amendment makes it. It would clear up the strange pass left by the Supreme Court last Decem- ber. The court ruled then that last year's voting rights bill passed by Congress gave 18-year-olds the vote only in federal elections. This meant that for state and local elec- tions, a separate registra- tion and voting mechanism would have to be set up for most states. The amendment, if passed, would save some $20 million in dual voting costs. But more important, it would end the illogic of youth's being qualified for one kind of elec- tion but not another, 1;111d it would. meet the objections of those who have felt all along that basic franchise ques- tions are constitutional, not legislative issues. -Christian Science Monitor Troopers Face Suspension / I ' . .. ;. ' ··. : •. RNAL- . \ . . - - ' &rvinn The Lake 'Pl-i;itns Country~ (Jrliiitns~ . o . I - JAIL TAKING FORM - Albionites and visitors are watch- ing -with interest the rise of the huge structure which is the major part of the county's $1.5 million project to pro- vide a new jail. The first phase shown here is expected to be done by mid-summer, according to Petronio Con- struction Co., and then the old jail area will be dismantled for phase number two. The 75-Cell jail has three main stories with a fourth level for equipment installations and a prisoner exercise area. Shown in background is the Court House dome. -(J·R Photo) .. _ ·t t ... V .. . 1ets attere ' . . 0 et . -. y-- ·;·: ' . . . . . . . - - : ): ; . ~- . - :·. -~·-· - . \ ~ou•_;L tlie' t A~my Ha. ~r massive ti.S. air s .. pport·@~ ... -Jj &U rf 11 1 j ~ the SOuth Viemameae 9peration in Laos, spokesmen repqrte«l El ed ~0 8 -- that more'1:1Uin 1;750 .belico.Pt$' 11~1'11~# - · · ·~re1.tt sorUes wer~ ·flown .across--the ru-.uu&l · ·- . _ U'-'' '-'- border ThursdaY along wi~ ~ • . . air sti.'ikes by Air For~. N:'iV)\; · · By BERT w. OKULEY Laotian campaign, _ accom- Marine- Corps and V'ietnameiJe _ SAIGON (UPJ)-U.S. helicop- plished the latest withdrawal figbter-'bombers. The AiJ:. Fo.-ce· ters today airlifted to safety from \Brown\ with only light also _ sent · 10 .B52 bomber South Vietnamese troops who grQund fire· reported. _ · missions into the Laotian lower· abandoned their westernmost But the U.S. command said panhandle: _ - combat base in Laos. Some four more helicopters were shot U.S. helicopters had lifted evacuated South Vietnamese down and destroyed ThUl'Sday 1 ,500 SOuth .Vietnamese out of troops said \we would rather over Laos-two sh~t down and Laos Thursday in the face of surrender than · fight any two hit by_ gUnfir«: on the hea-vy North _ Vietnamese_ pres- more.\ ground,. One Am~ri~an. was sure. SOme troops remained in ' Field commanders . said 1,000 wounded and two m1sstng m. the jungles ·near , \Brown\ after South Vietnamese infantrymen loss of twp AHl Cobras, a ~1 today's withdrawal from the were airlifted from Artillery Huey an~ a big cargo-carrymg base itself, Base \Brown\ and taken to CH47 C~ook. . Some Soutt. Vietnamese Artillery Base \Delta 1,''. nine . SOu~ V1etna~ese spokesmen troops withdtiawn ... from· the. miles inside Laos. m Saigon Said today 1.8•11?0 Laotian fighijQg. said- _ they It was the loth fixed base govermnent troops were ljltill m refused to fi.itJ.t ·.another day in evacuated by South Vietnamese Laos, down from a peak of . eu - · · · · f b N th 24000 - · M ch6 ·h th k -Laos.. -· o~ces or overrun y or · , C?n- . ar .w .en . e ey \We had been ·ri~ for six 'Secrecy' Over Jet Airport Plans Draw A Blast Vietnamese troops since the Ho _ Ch1 Mtnh trail JUnction of weeks in Laos ,, one SOldier told · start of the Allied drive into Sepl?~e was captured.,. . . a reporter in 'Khe sa®i South- Laos Feb. 8 in an effort to cut Military sources ~aid, how~v- Vietnam. \We woUld-. l.'ather the Ho Chi Minh· trail, the e~, that fewer than 1~ 1 ooo.So~th_ surrender than fight' any L priritary· Connn.unist supply line VIetnamese were s~11l mside .more.\ 0 ·. ·wer into South Vietnam and Clambo- ~os, m~ny havmg b~ One ,battalion had lost 350 ·of dia, w~thdrawn unannounced earlier its · 5 oo men in five· ~ys of \ k' SO~e 3,000 SOuth Vietnamese ~his week. . . combat field officers .said. D marmes and rangers were South VIets Outnumbered. . · ' · . r ·u·n flown to the border as Saigon officials saia,.;;,from- --~s· . . :II' . . r.eplacements for withdrawn. 20,000 to ~0,000 _ Comtiiflnist - -· wa 0WS gqv.ernment troops, many of troops are . In the gover.nment - . . · ·_ . _ LOCKPORT - Although no intr~duced a resolutio~ in the studies ~-n: key~ to the future Sta- . n· ·d. a-rd•. ·S ~battered units. a~ of operations :in LaOS with. R :.· . T official announcement has been Iegu~lature denouncmg the_ $24.7 m~1on Niagara County -- 4 u.~. Copters Hit 20,000 more who \could be . ·.efUII\n 1 0 made there is a general feeling in secrecy. C~mmuD:Ity College campus ~WJ}~ican helicopter crew- committed in a two or .three- · Niagara County that . the jet · The resolution calls upon the bemg built at Sanbo~ and the ALBANY, N:Y. <UPD -Leg- men, \Who have run into intense day period.\ airport, over which there has NAiathgar~t FrtohntsietftTrDansportmrtatiotn pdi~sotpori'cstaldfesorl.gan$e29d .5tomsilliervoen sSelX. weo~ islation lowering 'the amount of a~~~tt!raft fire throughout the As an indication of the Cani_ ·_letr_ a_no been so much general con- u or1 y, e a.e epa ens , . alcohol in the blood of a driver ·· I\\\ ~ troversary the past year, will be o~ Transportation a!ld En· the co~t¥ s 12 townships. . for a conviction for intoxication ~-''I\ •.. , .. _ - ~,, f · ·H • h · . built in the Wheatfield-Pendelton VIronmental. <?onservatio!l, ~-the OpposltlO~ to the Wheatfield- was prpposed _by Sen. JoJm D. -~-·_:. __ :L_: '. 1 _/ ,,,->_:es 0 . I\_ . w·a_ . y. . SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, B:ATA VIA, ;N.Y. (UPI)-Eight area. However; Leonard C. Federal A'?-ahon Com~ISSion P~delton s1te has come from the caemmerer, R-East Williston, 11 Calif. (UPD-The mi$sion bells state troopers face department- · and the airport planmng and Niagara Falls Chamber of chairman of the Senate Motor pe~led as the!stin broke 'throUjb al charges in connection with Gademsky Jr. of North environmental consultants to ~mmc:rce who want to s~ an Vehicles Committee Thursday. w· k ·o·· • ·y - the fog •arld the . swallows the apparent theft of $12,000 in Tonawanda of the Niagara give the legislature \pertinent\ ~pans1on of the International Caemmerer intr~duced two . ~ .·. :';0 ... r - u.e· 10· ow· -ns· returned to Capistrano today dressed beef, State Police SuP'\ County. Legislature, feels that information from the two A~rport now. owned by ~he bills, one lowering the .15 per . _ .. . _ again this_y'*'r alii they have for erintendant William E. Kirwan there 1~ too much secrecy regional jetport studies. N1agar~ Frontier ~ansportation cent .level to .10,. and a second ALBION _ Approximately 11 Mileage, state aid and the town nearly 200 years. . · , said Thursday. surrounding the matter. He has He states that the jetport Authority. Re~luhons ha':e. also low~ing it to .OIJ. Th!'l ~ater lev- mi~es of town. highway. im· shares are: Albion, 0~53 miles,. Nearly 4,*, to!lti$ts P.Plm\l4 Kirwan disclosed that the . _ . . come. !rom mterested Citizens el is n;;ed in Engl!llld and Scan- PM.~t has been schedUled . $ 1539 a_nd _ $3., 23 0; ~arre, uo at the mil!sion here, ,jtld\\4fng eight troopers, members of A·- __ - ·sk'- Ove.rh- a· uJ. -of- <tf· Yl.·.·'_~s and~VIt;_~01JpsQf~':.Pe_ndel~on -<!I!AA\J~ )V-..'....lti-*~y_f-,:_+fM,itm;;.;U~.ed;WitJhl0:.21 miles, $&,223 at¥f'-$7,27-6; CarltOn,. 500 campers .·WM'- wetted Troop T whicb.~tro,IS_ tile '!'liD!- -- ~ \'?Icmg o~itiott to'-the--- bes have been reduced by W miles .in 1970, Henry Hannan, 1.90 miles, .$5,647 and $11,452; overnight, to watch the· 'birds' . way, were suspended March 5, !lirPOrt m that VICinity· H~wever: per cent, Caemtnerer said. OrleaD$ County superintendent of Clarendon, 2,00 miles, ·$!l,436 and return, - two days after a truck contain· ~~ ~as been announced m. unof !he. Long I~land l!lwmaker highways reporte<f. - $9, 563 ; Gaines, 0 • 50 miles, $l,l2S The mission padres rag til~ ing the meat was involved in M tal H. fi.L La f1c1al sources that the NLPB has said his comimttee will hold a Cost of the'.coru;t-ruction will be a d· $3 375 . M 0 il5 il _bells at 7:02 .a.m. to 8iJnal their an accident. en ea :tJJ ws already conc.lud~ to construct. on public heal'Ulg Apt'il 6 in. Albany covered by $62,437 on th~ tax rolls ~333 ~nd $5,3:;-i&dg~wa:. 2~:a official retum. ; . The refrigerater tractor-trailer . . . . . the Wheatfield Pendelton s1te. to ~ake testimony on w!Jich ley- of !Jte various. towns benefitte~, miles; $4, 792 and $l4, 317 ; Shelby, Each year on Maf<$ lf, St, unit r~lle? downblina~inembank- ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - A CISIOns, the comm1ttee has m- 0 _ 0 H . bo. el1s better. The committee will and state aid of $36,292. This .56 miles $61'94-and $7845.· .Jo~ph's Day, the m!itll· bir• ment urmg a . g snow- complete overhaul of the state's cludc:d. an. entirely ~ew section . ar r later decide which level to en- C()nipareswith$61,007paidbythe Kendall a'nd Yates' did not arrive at the mii>si'On here, storm near Batavia, spilling mental health laws, the first in on c1vil ~Ights that mcludes.: • • · _ dorse.- . townslastyearand$30,882bythe participate·tbis year and Albion California's oldest· ·exiatbij several hind and front quarters 44 years, was recommended on -Deletion of an old require- Caemmerer also mtroduced state. and Shelby withdrew last year str~~ture. They depart • foJ} of beef. Thursday by a joint legislative ment that.an patients be finger- F _ d st· *II legislation mandating that P,er- · · · Arg~tina Oct •. 23. ·, · ·' . ·. \We are not implying all of committee. . printed and photographed. un s ' 'I sons convicted of drunk drivmg y· h M. . Joseph N~.. Pormey. ·, an the meat was taken by troop- The recommendations, includ- -A requirement that all pa- ' . . must attend a driver rehabili- .· o·re IS\ Sing engineer for Litton_ l#dtiStdes, ers,'' Kirwan said. He reported ing a call for a new sec- tients be given their rights in · tation course conducted by a ,. . · . · _ · _ · • believ~ the changing ~»8!~ and; that .no arrests were made but tion covering the civil rights of ,writing upon admission to a 'f I psychologist. .. _ le)lgth of. shakiows eas~.by the that all information had been patients,. are the result of a state facility. . rozen A final bill would require B . . . T T. u sun· triggers ·the annual niigra- turned over to the Genesee three-year study by the Joint -These rights must be mailed · drivers to sign a written con- egtnntng 0 urn . p tions. County district attorney's office. Legislative Committee on M~- to the patient's nearest relative sent for a cnemical test for . _ · Portney explains that in l;he Kirwan said a decision had tal and Physical Handicap. or three other pei:SO!Ui he des- An.approveds~of$200,000for bl()Od, breath, urine or saliva, sunlight tbe -tq, of a $baaow not been made on whether the Sen. Dalwin J. Niles, R-Johns- ignates within f.ive days of his starting work on rmpr~vement of at the time he gGeli to renew LASALLE, ·m. <UPI>-Offi- FBI agents were in 'LaSalle cast by any_ object fOllows· a matter w'?uld be submitted to town, chairman of the commit- admission. Oak Orchard ~ar~x?~ m Or~~a~ his license. This would .elimin- cials searching for 277 missing Thursday and identified nine of concave path dUring the.(iily. n a grand Jury. Further suspen- tee, said he hopes the legisla- -A patient committed invol- Coun~y remams fr?zen m ate any constitutional problem Penn Central boxcars-- valued the miSsing . ears. The cars bends - away from the- !IUD sions, he said, were possible. . tion will be .approved by the untarily must be certified men- Washmgton by executive order to·. the current law which pre· at more than a million dollars- were reported to have been dqring the: fall months ·an(\ legislature this year, and take tally ill by a doctor within 10 and. the B~ffalo CorJ?S ?f S\JIIl.e5 a man guilty of driving have_ taken. their hunt to the repainted and the Penn Central reaches. the maximum :curva- HI LO TEMPERATURES effect in 1972. days prior to his admission. Eng~eers office ex;pects It vyil1 while intox;icated if he refuses tracks of a tiny railroad. identification eoneellled. ture Dec. 21. · For the first time the bill -It will t~e certification by remam frQzen, tnus prevent~g to taie a blood test after an ac- In Philadelphia U.S. Attorney The 15-Iilile-loJig L.S.&B.C. DUF~g the - winter, . the NEW YORK <UPI>-The lowest temperature reported today by the National Weather Service excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 2 degrees below zero at Alamosa, Colo. Thurs· day•s· high was 99 degrees at McAllen, Tex. Grants Opening Monday Next Monday morning at 9:30 the huge 57,000. $Cf• ft. W.T. Grant Co. store - will hecome the first to open at Maple Ridge Plaza an~ with appropriate cere- monies the shopping pub· lie wil be admitted. Over 50 people have been en- • gaged night and day in the month-long iob of stockins the store. SEE SECTION 2 Section 2 today gives the stotY of the new Grant facility. It was also indi- cated this week that Rite- Aid Drugs will be open on an increasing basis next week and will schedule its grand opening the follow· · ing week. Loblaw Marlcets · hca also taken posseision of it• store on the wut end of the plaza for outfitting offixtur.. Deaths DUNN, Ei>~N S. gives recogrtition to alcoholism two doctors instead of the pres- any start on the program this cident. Louis c. Bechtle said his agents connects with -the Penn Central shadow Path ~begfus: :to flaijeil and drug addiction as problems ent one to admit a patient in- s~mer$.200 000 ·l .. inall located \a significant number\ in Ladd, Dl., about five .miles ~til -~arch 21, tn-ei'f\!f-S(daf~4f of concern in the mental health voluntarily. e , was .or-& y WASTED PAPERWORK . of the missing cars at the northwest of LaSalle. The small ~;pring, when it lol}~w:s; ·:• field, and makes extensive pro- B;PProved by Congress m the 1971 LaSalle and Bureau County line als~ connects with·_ three . perfectly stra~t ~t--we$1: vision for the multi-handicapped -A person who. voluntarily fiscal year and has not ~c:n SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) Railway Co. and the Carus Co., other railroads, and collects a course. · _ pa tient commits himself shall be releas• released by the Budget Bureau m Th t t 8 . 1 W lf In . LaSall daily rent from other railroads -· ·\It is well lmown tJiat ;birdS : · . ed on demand Within 72 bouts the intervening time. - · e s a e ocia e are c., m e. · bo \th. •ts · ....... i.. · -. • · ' · .\\' ... Pro\<,~lons puttmg. stronger It was intended as the start of a Department bas surv~yed its :Peebtle said a. federal grand usmg- ~cars WI_ I mst,......... -_ apossess acute - VISion,· -. •~ emphasis o~ commUJ?ltY menta.l unless the director of the bospi- series of a ro dations and once paperwork and found 1,200 jury would investigate the An L.S.&B.C. spokesman said retentive meniories,''·~Po#~ey. hea~th serVIces are amed a.t re- tals obtain a Supreme Court or- the proi..,.rfs Jl ... tm: it will require forms which are nonessential or \probable· unauthorized 11-eQUisi- his company had authorized tbe said. · .. Flying aiQft- · .in · tb... -- ducmg the number of patients der retaining him. _,, 1 ...-- • ~ di- duplicates tiop.\ of the boxcars. line's initrals · be painted · on. Winter latitudes, ~e 'sw~. _ in state facilities, Niles said. -A patient committee invol- r~ .... ar contUJ,umg expen tures. · some 'freight cars. He said the ciluld.ea&ily-llloni*or th~¥!ba4i»W These provisions provide for untarily should have his case Th': .~ev~lo11ment of state park p h d B 1 line had Tented space frOm. a cast by_ a tan: objei.l€'-'8 tree,; a an earlier return of patients reviewed 15 days after admis- facilities mstde the harbo~ mouth , ere e . on _ arStOO S, company called Magna Earth hilltop, or a mountain ~- · - . from state to local facilities ~ion to .cer!UY. he should remain and. along_ the creek will also Enterprise, Inc. '·'By early March,. fhe: birdJ thi'Ougb increased use of half- m the ~shtution. . await the f~eral harbor WO!k. J-u· .'_ r· ·y· v·,·ews Lo:u_: e D. an· ce However, he said Magna note that the path' of ..... way houses and hostels. This -Pati~ts have the_ n~t to Th~ work mvolves deepenmg y • Earth \hires its own men, and shadow haS flattened to virtual;.·· ... would leave the. state with only com~umcate.freely ~d pnvate- the cllannel entrance t~ a~ut 10 we ollly rent the space.''· ly a istraigtit line, ap(li~~:V~. ·}·;-;_ the most chronic and incurable 1~ .wtth persons outstde the fa- feet and the channel ms1de the HOLLYWOOD (lJPI)-LaCk- put bis fingers in his ears. Magna Earth off\icials could them the s~ to begjd. ~ _< cases. c~1ty a~ ~uently as .they ~nt~ance !0 about 8 feet. Long ing a propet: court bench, the The dance was performed not be reached for cQrnment. 10-day, 3,~.n'J.ije fligbt to san- · The 1927 law under Which Wish. This mcludes unr~tricte? .Jetties Will extend out ·to. a judge took his'position of honor twice, once by the stars- Bechtle said 277 P~ Centr.al ·Juan Capistrano:\ -· .. New York now operates rnak~ c?rrespondence to pubhc off1- detached breakwater runnmg adjaceli~ the cas~ register.. Josepb R. Ferrari, 28, and cars were routed to the LaSalle Bill Smith, neW& agen~ forJbe only spotty reference to the Cials, attorneys and clergymen ~as~ a11-d west at the e~d o~ the The,. ~-man, siX-woman Jury Susan A. Setters, 21-and once and Bqreau County early last swallow (~tivid ;it the. ~Di rights of patients. To accommo- and reasonable access to tele- J~tties to pr~vent. washing m '!f perChed on barstools. ~Y their understudies, Thomas year. He said some of the cars when asked. ;;t}lout tbe' tb•rY- · date recent Supreme Court de· phones. silt. Boats wiH .~ltirt arowd thiS Judg~ Irwin J. Ne~n, after Ma,haud, 24, and Mary Steven· later turned up repainted.. wmmented,· ''l'QI afl'ai!l:that!&\ Rocky Seeks To Extend breakwall to. en~er the channel convening court thursday at son, 21. , But according t,o an investiga- the· wishlill thinking_ ofc·a· between the .Jetties. the at!ttoms Up bar,- then . The first dance started with .tion laun~hed sevetal_moiiths seieiltist.•• · . · _ · .•. k - looked at the four (lan~ers Md the ~i::dt!d Ferreri and red- ago ~y Penn Central-:-s'lill uTile birdS. feed pn ~~ . · lce-Brea ing said: . - , . haired Miss Setters appearing ·being tr~ted· as bush~hush-the inseCts, and. m October :._- U I I B . An l•-nn. .·In' 9 . . on· \Do you $0lettmly swear tQ in sbort kimonos. At the end miss~g - cars may have been flyiiig inSects :are practie81ly Di1 . -_ nem ·p oument . ·nsurance ..... ~ recreate the matters .refel'11!d they. were wearing ollly ballet stolen.. .. . . . . here they go back to ArJeOtinL · }J · 11 Th S - to in tliis ease _subStanti!illJ .the slipp:er~ and em~acing on a Pers.o~s behind t.b! all~'ed · -n,tey•re only dOwn ~e ·a ALBANY N.Y. (UPl) - To off the farm. . . e eaway same Mhd ~s nerfoarly aedS'~poss!th' b!e ~-skin rug •. '· th~ have -~t .. ~nctdTf~~- =~ofh·~2n1_!lsthand .. at:; _- meet recently established feder- 'l'be bill also provides for local · _ as you :,ye pe rm. - em_ m - '11J.~ .:- stat~ br:ought lewd n?Wever, u .... _.~~ -. o · JCia s · · auou ~- , e s~ , ··_ . •. ai requitern~ts, Governor :Q.ock- governments to elect to extend · .MASS.ENA, N.Y. (UPI) _ '!be the -past· . _ _ · · . _ con~uct> :. charges ag~ tbe demed any wr~ugdoing. - come back here; he sai4. · _ , efeller today proposed two bills unemployment insurance 00 ver,. tug_ ~binson Bay beg'-P- ice . The . -98,1J,~~rs swore, they- fou1f. · !lanc;ers -and flve ot~~r · / · · designed to extend and improve age to 'employes in hospitals br$lking_ ·pperations on the $t. w~YJd.., and. -~an· ·the!l' 20:\ ~Ioyeso! t:be bar after_~JiCe H·ave A -CLu- ·:-.:t.Jit · f •_ unemployment insurance protec- and educational institutions: LO- · Lawrence seaway ThursdaY,; but mmut~ .'routineS: . - ._ · .om~rs vrewed _ ~e -routines •. · · · · · - fl_ ~ · . ;. · • • --·. · tion. cal governments·presentlr must a s~way SP9~e$m~ satcfup'to~ .Th~~~ court_ ~n was ~o-r;e than 75 tun~s. _ - · · · - - · c The .proposals Will provide un~ cover all employes or none. 29 mches Of. 1ce will. delay· the ::;:fue :he~':·.~~ o':ft!: ... 1 - :l...·fu· ·$8 c r PORTLAND; Ore. (UPI} ~ Six fire •\8ines \'~to: :' employment insurance ·for the pl&nned April 1 O})fm1llg of the of ., ~ . ~· _ · - ;.....;;;_ · . .._ !If . . 0 n the scene '\ ':cfOwnto~n P-\land after ~~ driver ..... firSt time to teachers in both · Monb;eal-Lake Ontario section. · .uuve · was Q~e,. as - · · . . · · . SesSions, 201 8nGS~ fh9 mi~r of his vtthicle i.nto a non-profit and !!ltate educational Bontb Threat ·, H.N. MOntroy, bead of opera~ lll'gUed by ~e prosecution, :Or a ; WASHINGTON . .JUJ?I>-Tbe fire'; alarm hx while .pulling to the C'i#Jfl. . - ' .. institutions as well as other A- t ·Cor.ne- II tions fbr the :waterway, said \it w~rk of arf• as . the · def~ ·· A:gfielJitJ,Jreo ll•ttAJ.e.n~ has ___ ......... state educational and hOspital appears. the opening date· ... can- contended. u • • retusecl to anow -;IJOO: pOuP4s · - .MP$~0W (UPI) -:- The be:st hu~r ilt the tlrak ....... · employes in the ''unclassified\ _ . _ not be met unleB$ weather con• · !Jefore tpe. dance·. began,; a of blight-reSistant Seed corn f8rs. to>r.t' bears get close enough to charge before Mtllat • SE!l'Vlfi.tCC:'andti .. t ti~em~yeso~notifn:- b~fif~•,!l·Y· (UPll-:;wc>·.~tthionsi~prove.considerabandly,-IDJg'Ja:::i~=y~w: ~a: cA~Hf~ the, ingthem.' . _ . _- • ; .. pro ms u ons uutng scum - un..._.., •3. persons wer.., ... ore- WI warmer. temperatures · - .- . . · - - ~ .:r use it -.-. corn '\\\\ ... _._~ • 79 · ~- _,_ ... ic research work and physi- ed to t;Wacuate Jhe ailministta• rain.,. - - . · . a yellow legal pad. - Court migbt contain a _miktew disease · , • .-. ._,liD_'~ ·• •ftM;I\\'- ~·· cians, surgeons, dentists and tiOii. building at eorneu. I]~- Montroy said ice thieknl!ae$ r~rt&J\ · George. M; Kraft Whieh coutd)ifflict U.S. erops. .:....: th!a:;_•u'- ... _ .... ·!;_ Y~lc=-~\=- ':\v~'·::---.ltil~ia=- j! _ medical interns employed by sity Th'U,rSdily because of a tel- on the seaway systeln are, 20 ~ _-opel,'\ating bis stenOtYPe ~ cOm was tunied back at .,.. • ._...,.. ·' such instituti,on$, cenam agents epbOiled bomb tbreat. No bomb per cent greater than at the Oil m.e bar toP· . . . . New OtleaDs. n was .. here the ·ycdt ~ ra.. . . . ' ·. . . and commission drivers, travel· was . fourid. -. _ · - same time last Yeat, :With ice · 'lbea ~- lights_ ttimmecl, bJd becauae of1he cfemand for lleec1 '. - 'ntW woman lets the bear approac:h her wllhla -11· ing - Balesmen, U.S. 'citiftns _ Those evacuated included ranging from 17 to 29 iiidJes on roet_~ bJa!ed and the aet resistant to- the corn ·blight or 20Y..rdl and whNI the- b•••• is about to·dJII'\11 ... working overseas and certain .Dale R. Corson, f;:ornell ~- Lake -St. FranCis, a trouble spot ~· . n.e - JUI\Ol\ abruptly wbieb cut beaVil)' into the U.S. \with baMCI t11111t • tal•• uld blooded -aim,\~ 1 aM< agricultural WOrkers employed dent. in ~-years; $tOD!d taldJc -~ aildl(raft, cr.)p . last. year. _- . . 1 UA, shot tmd the h .... ~ ....... af ..... .... . '. . ~ . . - ·' ·.· .. ... ' ' ' - ~. - ~ • • ·~ > --
