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,· I ., Business Reverses' One would expect a man capable of governing the huge state of California to be fairly knowledgeable about money. Indeed, Ron- ald Reagan does seem, in his public statements, reluc- tant to improve budgets for welfare and higher educa- tion. It's probably the fault of the times that the cost of running California keeps ris- ing, even in his economy- oriented administration. Yet somehow Mr. Reagan, while admitting he paid no California income tax in 1970 and that he had rebates from the Federal IRS in the past two years, says it was be- cause he had \business re- verses.\ Just w bat they were, he doesn't explain. In 1968 Mr. Reagan sold a ranch for a sum said to have been $2,000,000. In 1970 his salary as governor was $44,- 100. In his position, he must have access to pretty good financial advice. At least, it was obviously good enougb to keep him from paying a state tax. So it seems rather odd that he had \business reverses. Poor folks who do pay -taxes on incomes a lot small- er than $44,ioo a year may wonder whether Mr. Reagan really has a bead for busi- ness. Maybe be lost money in the market. Maybe be was dumb like a fox, because obviously he beat the tax collector. It's no skin off us in Mass- achusetts if the governor of California pays no tax. But we may be permitted a little curiousity as to whether a weU-paid fellow whose pri- vate money ventures have lacked success is qualified to conduct the dollars-and-cents affairs of the most populous state in the Union. -Boston Globe Saturday Jrash Haul ---~· '\\··•'-·· . .., .. The Village Board last night approved a suggested plan of- fered by Public Works Supt. Wayne Ward and endorsed by the board's DPW committee calling for elimination of Saturday pick- up of trash in downtown Medina. A saving of up to $3,000 per. year is seen, according to the board since a crew has been at work Saturdays on over-time to serve needs of merchants. Supt. Ward said, however, that merchants would continue to have two pick-ups per week, but they will be integrated with the regular Monday through Friday schedule. Wednesday will continue as the main pick-up day for all of downtown. Then, in addition, the south- . west segment of the business district will be served on Mon- days, the northwest segment on Tuesdays, the southeast section on Thursdays and the northeast section on Fridays. This will become effective the second week in June. Eastman Creates Thermo-Plastic ROCHESTER, N. Y. CUPI)- Eastman Chemical Products Inc. has introduced a new line of high performance thermo- plastics to replace cast metals and engineering type plastics. The new thermoplastics are made from polyterephthalates and are extremely resistant to abrasion and have ·high impact resistance, officials said. They are expected to be used in the aUtomotive, appliance, machin- ery and hardware industries. E VOL. 69-NO. 81 Teen Voters ·slow to Register· \ ALBION - Under 21 voters in 1... ~eans County are following the pattern that seems to prevail throughout the rest of the country, and particularly in New York State. Except those who are approaching the prior legal voting age of 21 relative few of the 2,500 in the county who are in the 18-21 age group and who are eligible to vote in federal elec- tions at the present time and will be included in state and municipal as soon as the federal amendment 'received the 2p- proval of the sufficient number of states, and this may be prior to the November election this year, have presented themselves to the central registration office at Albion to qualify for voting, the County Board of Elections reveal. ... ... ,.. .. '•· ' ' URNAL- . . ' Serving The Lake Plains Country-Orleans. iViagara. Genesel! A GRAVE SITUATION - An imaginative photographer took this picture of a street sign in Philadelphia. en ate • 1er Dems Continue Effort to Make· it Election Issue . ~oi~ duty vol~al'ily. The bonus, whi · · h~:~s been rejected by the House, was approved '49 to 25 i tuesday. The . vote came. · on an amendment by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Ma5s.J to strike tbe WASHINGTON (UPl)-Pres- ident Nixon's $1 billion plan to raise military pay and elimin- ate draft calls by 1973 has survived its first Senate test. But Democrats are deter- mined the voters should find out whether the plan works- before, not after the 1972 election. A vote wall set for tl;lis evening on an alternative $2.6 billion plan that, according to its sponsors, would answer the questions in one year-before Nixon seeks re-election. Tuesday, over protests that bonus from pendqig legiSlation Nixon was luring poor men to to ·extend the dralf two years. fight rich men's wars,· the Kennedy said the idea was no Senate accepted the administra- better than the $300 bounty· the tion's proposal to give a $3,000 government paid to· immigrant bonus to young men who enlist ·Irishmen during the Civil War as combat soldiers. to enliSt in the Uinon Army in The bonus is the keystone of place of rich men. Nixon's novel effort 'to raise a He· said it was ''a blood force of voltinteers · large bonus\ that \seetm· not only tC) enough to reduce draft calls to entice men to join the ·militaey · zero by mid-1973. Without it, but to assume the 1 greatest risk military manpow~r experts of death as well.'r have conceded the whole idea Also rejected, 5~ to 21, was will fail, since few men choose an amenditient by'Sen. Gaylord hazardous infantry, armor and Ne1Soil, D·'Wis., td stop assign· Republicans Opposed to ing draffees to colrtbat roles in Vietnam after · Dee.· 3i unless they volunteer for the duty. The two votes · smnaUed baSic congressional ' accr~t~mee for raising pay and. aDowances of · mUitary pet!!QnneJ. · to· induce more volunteers and to elimin· ate the need for idraftees. New· Control Laws The manner in which they are selecting a party choice is also indicative of their caution in approaching voting privileges and duties. Of the 81 youths who have registered since Jan.1, 1971, 25 failed to designate a party choice. Of the remainder, 34 chose the Republican party; 18 M' R t · M b •1 ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI)- Up- us has ever experienced,\ the enrolled as Democrats; two as ayor· e po· . r s . 0 J· e. state Republicans today were 22- year veteran from Niagara Conservatives, and two as solidly opposed to stricter gun Falls told Senate colleag.ues, Liberals. While the ratio of the control laws, even though Gov- \we must be careful about per- Rocket ·Cache new young voters is somewhat H. p I · T k s h ernor Rockefeller says the re- sonalities and attacks.\ lower than the percentages that 0 me a n s a e a p· e cent killings of two New York Only shortly before . Brydges prevail . among the 13,690 who . . City policemen show an \urgent spoke, Assemblyman N~il W. were enrolled in the county as of need\ for approval of his pro- Kelleher, R-Troy, became< the Jan. 1, which gave the G.O.P., a Developers of a proposed Sechowski. as a police matron \on 10 t h I . posals. third assemblyman to require d -cen our Y wage raiSe across \They've already got the hospitalization in a week .. · · 2.5 a v!lntage, the yo~ vote~s mobile home park on land an- call\ when needed in the future. the board resulted in the new · have gJ.Ven the Republicans m nexed to Medina in the Salt Wks Mrs. Sechowski has been serving contract,. plus a 25-year non toughest gun law in the country Kelleher, who collapsed while· Orleans, which has traditionally Rd. area west of Park Ave. are as matron in addition to her contributory retirement plan and in New York City,\ said Assem- presiding from ~he tostrum, :~as SAIGON (UPI)-South Viet- been Republican for the past \anxious to get moving\ Mayor duties as parking meter at- extended 56-51 Blue Cross and blyman William Sears, R\Wood- later reported m g~d conW:tiOn ·namese troops . sweeping a centUry in affiliation, a 2-1 ad- John Cobb told trustees at last tendant. However, the \meter Blue Shield cover.age. A DPW gate. \And that didn't stop the at t~e Alba;ny Medical Center batt.lefield near tl•e Demi}ita- t killings.\ Hospital. . · · . r1\zed Zone' <DMZ·~)· '\Atween· van age. night's meeting of the Village maid\ position will be abolished laborer now will start at $2.80. Rockef II h b J b~ ..,.. Among the over 21 voters in the Board. at the end of this week and Mrs. · New Truck e er, w ose ill to ust · ore_ the illn~ss, Kelle- North and South· Vietnam today county enrollment figures aive H \d 1 . · k t h f S h ki . 11 . . A t ct · . B toughen pistol license require- her had been attempting to gav- f d h f .h - .,.. e sat a pre Immary s e c o ec ows . wt . retire from the JOb con ra was given to ot- ments was apparently dead for el the unruly house to order. oun ~ ~ac e · 0 • !av~ ~e Republicans, 9,659; the lay-out of mobile home sites after holding It fo~ 14 years. The sford-Hartway Motors ~or a ne~ the year, moved to revive it on \If not for ourselves then at Co~mumst. myste!y nusslles. 90 e~n<>J~~i~~r~~:9J 2 .Conservatives or \pads\ has been given to him salary ha~ been list~d as $5,000 2-ton DPW truck on their low btd Tuesday with a speeial message least for the taxpayer~ watch- whtch all~ed .:officers were for review by the Medina for all duties of ~e Jo~. . of $2,250. to the legislature. ing us,\ he said. , . unable t~ 1dentify~ · Planning Board. Mayor Cobb. smcl police would Phosphates \The brutal. and cowardly In its to-hour session Tuesday, f The caChe of 98 rookets was A major consideration now is handle pa~:J'9llmg of meters. . Former n:ustee G~r~e Butts gunshot slayings of two New the A!ilsemblr: ,~und by . So.l.ltb. .Yietnam~e tlie installation of the 12-inch . bPW Contract urge?. the. yilla~e. to JO~. o~;r York C,ity .w,ice. officers .last _ R~j~.ted ~. measure to give ~trymen about ~~. miJeli ..... ww_hi~~~[- wmilla~s-ervaned __ r.h~e!l'erm· 1 _e_n!!nd. e~d!;_ . JVhR~ .. tb.e co~J;racts.. ~1'.1: wages mUDlCJpalities JD,Jil\!).J}t~.~ a· Friciay;·irr ~k'- marked >by· the··sclHJoH:MJards ·m· M!\V\Yi>rk .tWU\! ,- -~ . DMZ fpllowing en ~~~ an~ other W?rlimg·conditions for ba_n. on use of detergents COf!- rampaging attacks on police, City and Buffalo a freer band fighting m Which t!'ey IWled at Hallowe'en Treats moMbailyeorhocmoebbpasraki·d· conferences pohce ~nd firemen have not yet tamm~. phosphates .~s an anti- tragically underscores the urg- in teacher. accreditation and least 60 Cotnmumst sc>ldiera, Legislation -P-assed-en- ... · ~ee~ stgned and talks are con- poll~tlo~ measl;l~e and to put ent need for stiffer gun control promoti.Qn. The bill was endors~ UPI . correspondent Stewart SACRAMENTO Calif (UPI) will be needed to see what h~umg, the contract between ~e Medma 1!1 a ~sition as one,of the laws,\ he said. ed by the two local boards, but Kellern_tan reported. . -Gov. &maid ~agan Tuesday fina~cial contributi~m, if ~ny, is village and the Dep~. of Public leaders m this mov~ment . ':!'he \The bill is probably dead for opposed by the 17 ,000- member. The mfantrymen located 1n signed a bill making it a felony req'!lfed. of the village m the 'Yorks employees umon has been State of N.Y. lS bannn~g the year,\ responded Assembly United Federation of Teachers. \the . sa~e area 120 rounds of !o put any harmful substance engmeermg work n;eeded on the signed. . phosphates on a gradual basis assistant . Republican leader - Sent the Senate a 'measUre 140-millimeter rock$, abo~ mto Hall_oween treats passed water and ~ewer line plans. In. ~twas announceqtbat 'J!ustees over the next .few years. .James L. Emery, R-Geneseo. by Frederick Warder, R-Gene- 1,000 Bangalore to~oes, ~nd out to children. order to gam. Hea]th Dept. ap- Ohn~er .and Jablon.ski were LaltdfillContract . '\For one thing, we'd have to va, to earmark about $ 25 0,000 more than.1,000 r~oilless rifle \~is legisla~?n will provide proval, he sa1d, the plall;S must ne~obators for the village and A contract was renewed w1th add 300 state police to take over from parimutuel receipts for roun,!ls, officers ~~Id. • us With an additional weapon to bea~ the stamp of a licensed Wilfred Wheatley, Ronald Yates the Town of Shelby for ~1,000 for the licensing now done by local breeders of thoroughbreds in the Kellerman sa1d . the khaki,• combat those persons who are engmeer. and . Donald Malone .were u~e of the. present landfill waste clerks.\ state. · C?lored ~ystery rock:ts were found guilty of such despicable No name. has yet been chosen negotiators for the DPW umon. A disposal site. As the lengthy session rumbl- Finally legislative leaders SIX,. feet m .length a~' without acts of hiding razor blades. in for the m?bile home park, largely ed toward a Thursday or Fri~ and · &-ckefeller reportedly the~ wa~heads •.. A . ~re . 0 ~ · Halloween apples or adding centered m what has been known .Ag. aJ·n. st .Sea.le· . day adjournment, Senate Repub- reached agreement on a $35 a~hed officers,. mcludmg two ~gs or other injurious mater- as the Ray~ond Goetch farm. lican leader Earl W. Brydges million plan fqr increased pa- VIetnamese generals and a 1al to can~y or food,\ the Gwmn St. Study . urged his colleagues to curb the rocbial school aid this year. group of :u: .S · c~lo.nels, were governor said. In another matter .. last ~Ight, bitter debates and floor chaos It would provide about $27 baffled by the missiles: The bill provides for a prison Trustee Sa~uel Santillo Sal~ he An·d o .• ·sm.·ssed which has sprung up in the fin- per elementary student, $54 r They summ~ned allied wea- term of from one to 10 years and a special board committee al days hi\..... h 1 t d t d pe pons experts m the ar.ea from · · h t di dth G · St tr ff\ · · &<• sc 00 s u en • an an ex- D N 113 •t· t th for anyone convicted of adding aves u e e wmn · a IC \This has been one of ·the tra $54 per student in low-in- · a · ang, . ttll es 0 e ant harmful Sl;lb.stance to food, problem created by . a narrow, most' frustrating sessions any of come areas. ~outh.-squtheast, man effort to drmk or med 1 cme that could crow.ned street, With heavy · Identify the rockets.: injure another person. school bus travel and general NEW HAVEN, Conn. CuPI)- informers and he kept his · They were not tlie heavy 240- $250,000?'- This golden- yellow diamond weighs 104.52 carats, is one of the largest of its color in the world, and is estimated to be worth. $.250.000. Tomorrow Chris- tie's, of London, auctions it at Geneva, SWitzerland. congestion. and pedestrian Conspiracy charges against mouth shut. He was taken to \'o~•·nn·M· aln A't\'Afttrp\\:s millimeter \flying trash cans\ dangers due to two nearby Bobby G. seale and Ericka New Haven, interrogated, tor- II Ull•::t. ' · II · &t#l:lli . ;&4 occasionally encopntered, offi- schools. Huggins were dismissed be- tured and killed. His body was cers said. · Santillo bas studied the street caus.e the Superior Court judge found May 2 1 , 1969 in· a HJJr}··.· :•'B. tJit ~O. s. .e.e ,,. tJ•rJ11' with Trustee Howard Lake and decided the two Black Panthers Middlefield swamp. 5 f \'' Police Chief Homer Phillips and could never again get im Mrs. Huggins was accused of 0merse . ,I 0WA the committee last night unbiased jury. participating in the interroga~ . Keeps A·ss· 8 :. ·ss· · ·· 0 ·· · rs· recommended that Gwinn be The jury had said they could tion. Seale, according to , star REDMOND, Ore. <UPl)-A custody. posted for no parking at all for not reach, a verdict. prosecution witness George young man was arrested Police said he had been the entire length of the .east side Judge Harold M. Muivey Sam.s, ordered the killing, Tueday night when he ran loitering about the plane and BARKER - SomerSet :voters from Park Ave. t? Maple Ridge fr~d Mrs. Huggins, 23 , Tues- c~me~ out under Sams' aboad an Air west twin suddenly \busted through the decided 127 to ?3 Tuesday to ~d. ~· no parkmg· on the ~est day after his ruling. Seale, 34 , direchon. . propej~t at an airport ram:p people\ to get aboard the retain an electe4· .. Ulree- man . side a distance of 190 feet south- faces charges in connection Sams pleaded .guilty to second and demanded to be flown to plane. ToWn Board of Assessors rather ward from the P.ark Ave. in- with disorders at the 1968 degree murder m the case. Denver, Colo., to eee his girl After Street ·was arrested, the .than. change to a single appolnt- tersection. This will have to be 'Democratic National Conven- ·Seale's lawyers ·said Rackley. friend. plane was searched . as a ed assessor. . . . brought to a public hearing if the tion and will stay in jail at was . a Panthe! in good Police said Steven M. Street, precthinautionary ~ mdeas'l'hure flighbutt Town Cletk .Donald W~ Elck matter is carried further by the least nntil Thursday when his standing, not an informer, and 24, Palos Verdes, Calif., was no g was .oun · · e reported the tally after ~mple• board. bail request will be r~iewed by the prosecution's case was bQOked on a charge of was delayed two hours. f f · h · f · · · Police Matron the U.S. Court of Appeals in either a police plQt to discredit trespassing. They said he did The plane was on a flight· ton · 0 Bf!Ven. ours 0 votb!g at The local board last night Chicago. · · t~.e Panthers or a fabrication of not carry a weapon but ~ept from 'Portland, Ore., to San ~=;~~.otwnRd Hh Ighbw.ay ~~!~· d th h . · D · · S\'m ' t ed · di t · ting d hi t if h FranciS· co. Stops were sche- '-\\.&>' • • ere; Y paper.-. approve . e Irmg of Mrs .. ons The Superior Court jucy of ~ s , por ray as. a sa s porn un er s coa as · e B \d h\ ..... .-...~ wi .. \' · Safety Council Urges Caution Over Weekend seven whites and five blacks .and 'a mental de~ectlve. Other did. duled at Redmond, Klamath , e sat t !8 com~\j wa 900 said Monday they could not witnesses said seale never saw The plane was unloaded of its Falls, Ore., and SacramentQ, ~ote~ cast m last yearS general reach a verdict on several Rackley nor talked to Sams. iS· passengers when Street told Calif. · election. ' charges against Seale and Mrs. the stewardess. and 1st Officer . Street's father told police that An appoin~ ~r wpUld Huggins, which included mur- J t• · J Bill LOvelace that he wanted to their son had traveled north to .serve sbr years artd :tneel mini· · der conspiracy and kidnap US ICe . OA8S be fiown to· Denver by himself. go to graduate school. He' said mum qualificatiOns $et ~y· :tbe . . th d th f Al N._~· He' a. Cl of . While he was talking with .his son ha~ been depressed state. Elected assessors aer.ve conspiracy m e ea 0 ' · ex , WY about hx\s g· 1·r1 frt'and, p. oli\ce for two ·\ears _ ... .~ ........ ~ ,_ ....... Rackley, 2.5. · . Lo~elae~ and tile stewa:Fdess, \' \ iiiN u ...... - CillCAGO (UPI)-The Na- c ~·. f o· . poJ~ce· were. ctlUed. ;He .offered said. , · c$1ain' training. · . tional Safety CouncU estimated Mulvey ruled a mistrial. ~uf1 Y .. rOUp no r.esistailce Wb~n takep into • · today some 470 to sso· persons \The. state has put its best ·· ' ·Have A ·Chuckle may be . killed in traffic foot forward in presenting its LYNDONVILLE - The Colin- , F f . Ad rt• • . . . • . ,· . . . .· . : . . ,, . ~ _,• • accidents during the Ultee-day effort to prove its ca;res against ty Association of M.-lstrates c;a: se ve ISing CINC. JNNATI (UP,I)- A ~e.n·womaq#flYfHn.·, .· cin ....... Memorial Day weekend. these 'defendants,\ he said ld ... Uii'IO. . · • • -·, The council al$o said 22,000 to Tuesday in dismissin~ the 24 he tthethir :meetViilling ~~~da~!!! Ag.reemenf OK'd retumed a avilty verdi~ Tyesday in ~ Munldpal Court 26,000 persons may be mjilred. charges. \They have . failed to ~ e age .......... \'uu.~. c~~ and ~nt. the next hour imprisonecf in a ·CoVrthoii.le 1 Local Climaxed With Freeing of W \We deeply regret that over· conVince a jury of their. gu~t. .Justice H~rbert KoP:(!lof C,I~en- . elevator. . · . this upco~ing ~olitday wee~end, \With the massive ~ubli~ity don, pre~dt:!nt, presided at the \~W YORK <UPI) .. - The The. P,ry had ilefm · ,.teased 'by the iudp shortly the council agam offers the bad attendant upo.n t~e .trial ~ust m~. . . · · · Fe.\4er.al Tr~de Commission an- after the end .of the trial and walked to the·avatO.. tO news that a great number of completed, I find It IJDpossible A discUSSion of local,. traffic, noililc~ Tuesday that :Mon~dm~ 8! hom~. It became stUck betWeen the first anrJ= •c.o.\HH ALaiON -Annie Ruth Vinson, husbapd was . still into~c~ted pe!sons .may be killed. and to believ:e that an 1.mbiaSe<! jilry · ca~es was had by. all. ~em.beJ.'s: .. ~(~arq ~er and . R. li': Ml&f floort. · . 44, who had ~p- · ~ld in Genesee· folloWing a rught of dririking. mJured'\ m traffic . mishaps,\ · could be selected Without present .. Twelve .JUStices wen:· Compapy· bad signed agree- · The ....... rin' 1' w8r. J'MCUMI 1ty fi,.._n wf1o County Jail since Sunday, May Tes~ taken of th~ dead man at said ~obn. D. Lawlor, NSC sul!erhu~an efforts -efforts present o! tlie 26 ~ tJ:ie CQunty.: m~ts pfobiiJitmg :~ false dropped a Jcidcfer through a hatch in·fhtt ehwCIICN'i ceJI- 16, when she was ~trested by tbe time sh~wed hi,s blood to have executive VIce president. · which this court, the state and The election Of ~rs was held .. .andtiniSjejdif.ta' .. adv~ re- ••· · • . · .· · .; . · . · · ': .: local police and charged with an alco~olic content of l.:J? per ~e said th~. traffic death these df#enda~t!il' should not be and .the new J!reSiden_t [or t'be . garcnng tJa,rliri~ble ~. es- · ''I've litlarcl· of hufiSJ '·\\-' befo\' but tJtis.. Is rlciJ.. first ~ee manslaughter in the cent, tWice the amount which a, estunate is a grim reminder called '\lpon either to mak~ or eqsumg. year IS ·J~Cf!'' Clare. peciatlftilaft,tl!$S pads and bed• • , d of lh ' death of her common-law pe~son m~y have to drive wi~ut tbat ~e are not doing enough in endure.\ . , . Jones of Cal'lton; ·J~~ ~d' 'c14ij.\ · . ..•· ,.; · . CUaOifl,. -~ ~,..- . e women •. · . · husband, Fred J. Vinson, was being adjudged under the m- traff1c safety. .J:urY. selecti9n m .the .trial, ~es{)fYates;~-p~~;· The ·eom'blissioti bad filed · · .freed by the Gr~nd Jury fluence of alcohl?l· She stated. that Law.lor recommended all W~J~h. s!atted Nov:. 1'5, 1970, · Justice ~ Donatif·'Of · Y~ ooniplaiit~ .. agaiitst . the two anxlout Calif~ {UPI) A aw.r.w. man· NcaiM · yesterday .. A \no bill\ . was she ~ad tol<l him that she was motonsts use bqth ~a$) ~lts and 1~ .r9ur; moll!h&· A total of .was re~ a$ ~.treiS:\: firms for :f3UUI:e l(J ~:. War . cfiKoverecl that 1M soUcl iron Civil returned at 3 p.m. TUesday !eavmg and that he. ba~ed h;r shouldt;r harnesses, _anow pteii:- t,~ ,· \tanplda~es were ealled urer. ; , · · · ly discl~ a.t only the toP W OWMCI aatlllld Whett s~M~keft. following an appearance before mto ~ comer of their kitchen m ty ~f ~e to get to and from ~ Qie . final panel was. · ~ • meepog)J'ill b!ifhekl: skirt · ~ons of the mattress Witla ~ TWtday to, the qrand Jury by Mrs. VJ.RS!)n the J~ Cor Apartments and was their holiday destiQation and if selected. . · · the 3rd Monda¥. ~ .My. 'l'ld$ PQ!fS: bad· beeft tte.ted \witll ~• ~&~l.=~$~--: a .roUnd Iron inOrtcw~ and h~r attorney, John A. c~oking her when she grabbed a drinking, wait at least Qne hour The state said Rackley, a will be a $Jieci.t;me:ntlngf& diS- flame~~ ftilish ana· 'that RIJSSelli, ~untY ~fender. · . kitchen knife and stabbed him in P!!r dtink before getting behind New· York Panthet, kneW other· .cuss the new cn1i;trqd'· code .pm.. the bottorit:Bnd daerot\ PQI~ when it was optrilcl fl! . Mrs. Vmson stated that her. the throat in self defeilse. the wheel. · party members were .IJd.ce ,. ~ • . ; . . .. · . · ~ had liQ( ·Jieen· ~~ . ... , ,:··~· .. ,, .. ·.l -··. ~' . '. \'. ,.,. . '!\\ • • ' ' ·.1 ~ •·. '.' ' •, . ' •..
