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December Bohlcn l r III Ma Mun.TON Ml Il didn t take i modern .on m s stem to ire nt tin' two men from roll hum the rural Harris tirocel' store here m rI In lust i on! in t i Inn ,m open the bain (an iiudci go when it is slimmer. to mne! a new hi, ted later The croi ei s wile M Hilbert Harris, had tor a while, taking her the i rank to old tune i ash .'Mi I s left with the r 2. li77 , Los AllJll los Police Probing 10 Slranglings ins the til! mini .'e (i n i, n eat meiit 1, smccr Mn.ilrim amatie di domel Ii.h ill s mi lh Hospital tel Su Ollev of ibe Oiildlin, Toronto, Can, id Crunk Foil UTb force ol .15 pulier down the stranulcr or frinp sti analcr-- , of 10 ounp womcn (iiiostioncd comiiutors i lmi kod tolophonc tips and hit the .tracts Thur-da- i m ittcmpK to locate witnosso-- . who may hao soon fho n inn-- in tlioir final houM WUKI.KS to oiiuois, track - "Wcro litcr.db uottmu hundred-- , calls of a day." ml I t Han Cooke They 're pourmy in from all river 'In ((.unity people with tips, yjuinu advice tmd hew in uonei al i oiu ern about the problem ('iHiki said Ihc 1os Ymeles Police Department w'uih has Ilf offieeis woikniK on tile case, is also who Imno iisini1 Us compute! s to pull out susin-ctand to been imoKeil m this kind ol tiling ii.uv license plate numlHTs of vehicles seen m areas win ii v ictmis disappeared s - s are informinu people of the locations where the victims wen last seen alive in hopes someone nuuht have seen something and will call us, said Fal Henderson, commando! of the lais Angeles Hillside siianelei Task Force " The unit is woi king with ! othei oft leers lrotn the and police from os Angtles Sheriffs Depai-tmen- t suburban (ilendale where one ol the victims was loond Iolue also .omouiued they would take immediate on lenmlcs .a tiun on missing person reports lih-over the age oil DOWNTOWN COTTONWOOD VALLEY FAIR FOR EVERYONE SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 TIL 9 SATURDAY DOWNTOWN 10 TIL 6 SHOP SUNDAY 12 TIL 5 1 ji TH ,C'Iik 'k jk ' riOLIDAY MONEY up to $300 now when you need it most! no payments until Feb. 1978! ,cl5 1 Under previous departmental xihcy, immediate was taken on missing persons under the agent hour vv ailing jienod is. but in the ease of an adult a was required The father of the latest victim, Lauren Rac Wagner, 18. whose nude and strangled body was found Tuesday, admitted he purjHisely exaggerated the circumstances under which his daughter in a jvolu-- report to prod them into action. I saw her ear, and neightnirs said they had seen people in a car next to her the night before, said Jose) li Wagner, But 1 made up the part about her dragged away. Because she was over 18 they policel said they can't take a missing per on report until 24 hours So I told the police that she was dragged from the car. They came out right away " Neighbors said Miss Wagner had been escorted men into a car described as being as light on top and dark on the bottom, possibly resembling a police a turn r disap-jH-are- d ( ear 'We have not ruled out the possibility that the killers could lie posing as police officers, but there is very little indication to show that other than the k casual observation of a police car, said t'mdr William Booth white-over-blae- No Pay in Cleveland, Teachers at Home CLEVELAND (API About 2,000 public school teachers stayed home Thursday, shutting down d of the citys public schools to protest delayed paychecks. About 30,000 students were kept out of classes. It is not a strike. Nobody is calling in sick, said Eugene G . Kotach, president of the Cleveland Teachers Union. Just call it a protest. We have to do something. Union members voted 3.330 to 2.130 Tuesday night not to work unless they had given their back pay by Wednesday night Kolach said !Ki percent of the city's teachers, teacher aides and some substitute teachers are union members. Tea'-.erdid not receive their pay die ks last week because the Ohio Supreme Court ordered the school board to use all available money to pay bank loans at the end of the month. An opposite ruling by U.S. District Judge Frank J Battisti, who ordered schools to stay open as part of an integration plan set up by his court, was stayed pending a hearing by the 0th U S Circuit Court of Appeals Some of the city's 5.400 fulltime teachers sari they will stay away until the Circuit Court orders the school board to pay them Exact figures were not available, but school officials said about 2,000 teachers missed classes They said about 30.0fi0 students were sent home from 72 of the city 's 171 schools for lack ol teachers The city school system has 113,000 students. Fred Rusdi, 37, an elementary teacher tor 15 years, said that if the pay postponement lasts much longer. "I'll have to find some other way to get an income. one-thir- Save 34.01 Save 7.01 Save 9.01 POLYESTER KNIT Save to 40.00 FAMOUS MAKE MACHINE WASHABLE SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED 100 THREE-PIEC- E WEEKENDER $60 REGULAR 7.99 S15 Just light for those holiday weekends1 Blazer, pant and skirt in black, red or blue Sizes 8 8 Wof Ail N REGULAR A perfect gift in many styles, all washable brights and pastels S M L REGULAR 15.99 $25 $90-- 3 Stores All 3 Stores SportswftQf All 3 Store loungewear 69.90 no $ tx-c- Great patterns and tweeds in single or double breasted and wrap styles Button front, 3 s sleeve with a pretty tie at the neck. Pink, blue or qieen 8 18. S M.L. 1 Roady to PANT AND BOOT COATS FLEECE LONG ROBE ARNEL-NYLO- WRAP CARDIGANS 25.99 REGULAR ACRYLIC Coals Jx All 3 Stores ATiTHE THRU DECEMBER D REDEEMJHEM FORIGIFTS s An Ajction of more than 300 examples of Authentic ORIENTAL and IRANIAN RUGS v!l be beid to the AUCTION PERSIAN RUGS and other ORIENTAL RUGS HOWARD JOHNSON'S ; 22 W. South Temple St. Salt Lake City 8 P.M. FRIDAY, Dec. 2 VIEWING -- 7 P.M. .no jt his auction The goods have been stores 1 TO FAMOUS brand MACHINE WASHABLE LONG SLEEVE BLOUSES FUR OR ACRYLIC LONG SKIRTS WOMENS kNIT LINED FLEECE LINED AFTER SKI BOOTS LEATHER GLOVES lj' 9.90 RFGULAR SI 8 $22 "Hi, new bot! lojk, m i'Gwl peosanl 'it d mote Prints ond solifls B sports whgf 100 NYLON All 3 S20 Hjimvjus tops B frunt styling pt mt ,UFKje Stores WASHABLE t v. il1 short cape slneves its Al1 3 S ntirju eou cle pen Stores lu f Acces'-on- EAU DE PARFUM THE 2 7 SLEEVE ij Gnls All 3 Stores All 3 otores j POLYESTER & COTTON Crew ne ks. Stu t All 3 pi i - tot $5 uj flce Stuifv COTTON & 3.99 Du-v- s prntty h yu r little o it putty dte'es ocints JUMPSUITS some up C Ail 3 & Stun PROBLEMS? we 5.99 $7 $11 Sf nt kni jo end twill coveralls mts n s dnis and pctlfeins 2 4l, 4 7 A All 3 Stores kle ri & dentumtfe 8ur s COVERALLS REGULAR Boys DENTUR' f jt th h litK.ys in these 13 m is BOYS EASY CARE EASY CARF Stores All 3 REGULAR s Flannel, or wuvens pullover knits turtle re, ks Svll3s and patterns 4 7 Boys it'iptoo ruhhef suit's INFANT GIRL DRESSES 3.49 REGULAR 4 50 $6 w mi1 .t (' FASY CARE POLYESTER BOYS SHIRTS 3.99 to go v.fth everythtog1 IntllniH- - ks ,htt louk wuvens 4 s All cj njde t) Shoes 5.99 Accessories w tg It (A The dutch wulle s ft and rui my, hos vei thing Fal tGne . GIRLS TOPS Tc lu'i ig 3 a a A CLUTCH WALLET All 3 Stores RtGULAR $6 $10 . t ( n long period for non payment of the shipment, i and under pressure of cred tors the entire collection k has been offered for disposal a thn, auction to the hiqhest bidder ,n sing(e units TERMS: CASH OS CHECK 12.90 REGULAR TO $29 CLUTCH O RAMA SPECIAL 10NG AND SHORT s rvu.y 3 St A1! $ u, s not hy Innsin hkj l( to m ot miiirer CosntKs Stores 24.99 Ctrls All 3 je luin 'tn.thei iy gift Pjf ovn tones atd bkiL 6 T $12 ortn A perfect gift ,den Mony styles wit!) buftotr or front belted 7 14 t $17 e sknt, wth ci't-Bit1 REGULAR GIRLS COATS $35 $45 tr ONG LASTING WARM WINTER STYLES REGULAR he 11.99 REGULAR ARPEGE ATOMIZER $ M I Loungowear A lok SnortswH 12.99 $22 l"v mnl-- r cm pi'-- LONG CAFTAN FLOAT REGULAR 14.99 REGULAR Fab tSSst Mfesert w. a frOINTMt ntu.r ii j traS (3J1CK' ; mSU.U Qi.Hr l'PWII(M?fti |