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Show Sunday Herald OCTOBER SUNDAY, tnwi UWi County, ,r 1987 One Student Hospitalizecl; NoSeii-lemenil- s Roommate Held as Provo Police Probe Dope Incident Ob ituaries er of Two Burial Here In Sight Strike ' ,sive care department; By TERENCE L. DAY By CARJUCK LEA1TTT4 asked' for federal.'help in workers have, alone and the toss would snow- -' f ctrik Over 8.500 SALT LAKE CITY (WIr- Alleged involvement of dope Another youth, identified by newing -negotiations. - -a -- 'iKail in .later months. .. , . nppn X1ML i inn in ah incident which hospital- - police as his roommate, was I. rKamnmn,"''" itumi jot Argma, governorsaid County tfeemost successful atfike in :of vtahrJack Williams being held a Kennecott settle beUeved as ! he LJail Provo Police of the cutback for the cent fa spending unions the being investigated by zona Tim Babcock of Montana investigation. history ' -Police. .: said both are suspected of copper industry,1 was m its Paul Laxalt of Nevada and Da- -' es m revenues v ,( set tax. income .and The youth, identified by po- - using what is believed to be a j 107th day Sunday with a vid Cargo of New Mexico, met' tax. property in Itlement-sti- D OAK CITY, Millard Count-y- Ik .as a BYU student, was narcotic, continued ttf nsejments the in Salt Lake City and initiated monies far Funeral services were Satur- - listed in Door condition at Evidpno m rnnfivaieA lor horizon. , Jjiiona universities estimated the request throughout the state. HAGERMAN, Idaho Ferdav forflfeo Finlinson. 93. Oak Utah Vallev " HosnHal whore he analvsis hv th chemist. I. t u n " an has Arizona estoated;.f.000 students failed to return to Their action, which called fort quiem Mass anOurial wulbejty, father of two Spanish; was being treated for cut police said. I ident of the Urmited Steelwork- - pressure, "short of invoking the' 16,000 men out of work because! school this fall because of the Iji Provo for Joseph Leon 0!li . He was reported in a Police also said several era of America, and president of j wrists. . v the strike. Gov. WiUiams; strike. Art" wac -- Tier. 79, Hagerman,, Ida., fath AeA TiiocHav coma Saturdav tost after havinvo tither- ntuHents , hn?h hnvt and ! uw state In New Mexico, 1,200 persons iiawwu WUiAV vvw VUJaatuig bV soeeches ta the Senate and said Oct. 12 mat the er of a peasant urove rei - at aft 0refI1 Test been admitted Friday nights girls, - are being questioned Cxmmittee, hailed the strike's House of were off at Kennecott's Chine call- - j Representatives dent. incident to age. Mine at Santa Rita and at a reHospital attaches said he had about the incident and alleged, prospects last July "1$ when ap- - ingfor federal help. " ' - -Mr. Ollivier died Friday of He was born Nov. 2. 1883 in! removed irom me jmen - fuse ot dope workers Sen. Wallace F." Bennett,- 87,000 duction plant in Hurley. proximately UI6S an extended illness at a rest Oak Mount off Losses Revenue the walked Job. to and Susan a in resolution introduced Utah, George City, home in Buhl, Ida. A Kennecott spokesman m Trimble Finlinson. He married nationwide the Senate asking the President! (Continued from Page One) crippling . He was born Feb. 15, 1888 1QrW h. th that area said in 90 days of followed more then a to invoke Section 14-of strike the' Ifhours and couldn't find her, he strike, total Gap Hauls Alps; France to Jo revenue lost month of bargaining between aw, m oruer 1. w gei wonders she Ternpie. tu shenff offlce mho 'amounted to $6,561,000. the unions and the ''Big Four" back on the job Jor an gCWay 0064. ViUIlvl In Montana an estimated copper companies, Kennecott cooling off period ended Survivors Include, three aonsi called 7.100 workers are: out: He married Susan Alexander f Wage Bitter AmeriAnaconda, Long, Fight Copper Corp., uv wuamwiranirTi Cummings one Oct. 8, 1914. She f.nQ losses were estimated at S9.3 ' can TjecpsDaf? and Refining, and But ether officials said the' Smelting In I919.-HmanFmlS0? later married -dmillion. . Phelps Dodge Corp., as well as use of the strike injunction .C0"0 f k City; (Mai-- sevRose Aydt on Aug. 23, 1921 in had approximately would only mean a much long- - en men on Nevada of number a smaller producers. Milo Newton Mrs. Arnold, Granger; OAKLAND, Calif. (VFDk apparently was driven ' otner men-afte- r Denver Colo 1,500 workers idle due to the gier, more bitterly fought strike! policeman was killed and to the hospital. 7He walked in, Sputtering negotiations have Mr. Ollivier was a Woman Safe cooling-olstrike. Dollar losses were ant the been f than less the as period, profitable, toe in holding' a bloody rag over .WmH another hot four times of the Catholic Church and'LJula ..BUss. $2 million in wages for- - what -- they terminated. out to held enroute Most the approaching were unions street guribsttle Saturday - with. wound on the right side of his ..came to UJmed.mn-4ni2mLjiAt of the governors search location when they were alone. " settlethe urging -termed, "satisfactory abdomen. me "c the leader of milnant 1906. He was a rancher and been generally , "Black Panther Party," who The slender, handsome young ment of local contract issues" and others, KCC, and union rep- notified to return home as the Spirits have merchant in Big Piney, Yyo., union members w n Increased uni- resentatives' resumed meetings missing woman :was safe, as well among j as high wounded.was also - r12,5 Rlchard Flnlinn. Mesa, Negro had previous comictions form retiring in 1945 under die direction of the con- Mrs. White told th sheriff they continued copper wage for all workers. 47 grandchildrenT25 "theft and Officer John FVey, 28, who in Oakland--forpett- y Snrvivnm nri,,A. hi. wii of ciliation service Oct. 8 and con- - she wandered around for some. mines. ' Considered Pacesetter was struck by four bullets from assault with a deadly weapon, U n N. Lundskog. 40, a work Hagerman; one daughter and Some persons considered talks tinued f ter she becam Finlinson and Jo- - a months in jail on firirt pistoVwas Kennecott as the hub.ofimgs abruptly broke off and fused as to where she was un er at Kennecott's Arthur Con- with the latter charge. seph Finlinson, Oak City. instantly in the shootout on Joseph, Foch Ollivier, Pleasant negotiations with others' likely Kennecott filed charge with the til she came, upon a road. She centrator in Utah, said that . street in predominantly Negro Grove and Mrs. L. J. (Joffre) veteran employes "were to follow the settlement, when- - National Labor Relations Board followed it until a passing car most West Oakland. was reached fa the com in. Denver. Colo., challenifine gave her a wh U.V ever Stephenson of Clearfield; nine it intA WUi DreDarea lor tne sirme ana FjiroVa . . WW A second policeman, Herbert il rtl.U 1, Western Mining Division, me propriety of certain union where she called friends in were geuing aiong uwi grandchildren; aeven great pany's Heanes. 24. was in critical ".' will strike end or Where fa the grandchildren. located issues. Utah, Nevada, bargaining Goshen and reported she was By United Press Interaational condition. He too was hit by (Continued from Page One) A company spokesman said safe. Holy Rosary will be recited and New Mexico. where it will lead, appears be- four shots. Sunday evening at Albertson's The center of population But KCC representatives and the unions were insisting "to The authorities were notified yond the crystal ball reckoning world that both our friends and 25, a young Funeral Home in Buhl When the -the - United States has beeo Huey Niwton, union our enemies we negotiators have not set the point of impasse" that ne- of her disappearance about 4 of the majority. believe in that who had called an not as Requiem Mass will be Tues- moving steadily Westward since revolutionarycolonial machines, much of earth be or moving United the they gotiations concluded, States example, mean what we p.m. and the search was called huge army of "a day at 10 a.m., at the St. 1800 and almost directly along police the hard hat miner and gigantic haggled off and on under the aq agreement reached with the off shortly after 5 p.m. say," Johnson said. in neIghbo, Negro occupation" 172 Francis Catholic Church, Media- - company until settlements were the 39m parallel. The census of of will again move in concert . the Federal mills auspices "Here fa El Chamizal we hoods, was arrested after ne " i960 K. 500 W Provo. to pull precious ores from ' the placed it about six and H walked into a bospttai wita a have honored our pledged word. tion and Conciliation Service in arrived at simultaneously with' Burial wiH be fa tha Provo miles north west of CentraHa, Salt Lake City and Washington, bargainings other ground is still out of jight -bullet wound la the stomadilAnd we will ooMinue to honor . ILL D.C. divisions and ChTCemetery. wholly properties, a& our In small other commitinents." the Newton, ton man The original KCC offer, which owned subsidiaries of the parent Black Panther Party for Setf (Continued from Page One) In his prepared remarks, Diaz not been rescinded, -- was company. has of ministerDefense" esTiti Ordaz said that Benito Juarez ) 7. It amounted to The National Nonferrous Joint formal notice to Tri Quang defense." was fa fair condition. known as the George Washing made June SO cents over Union Bargaining "Committe warning him that demonstrahour over per just The party advocates arming ton of Mexico was the first to hailed the company charges as tions were forbidden and that Neeroea against ' their . "white order the presentation of a a three year period. unions presented a coun- an opportunity to air the nego- police bad orders to stop them The oonressors." claim over the land known as ' . . Vi . .. ter proposal in early October, tiations in public. from marching. I. iL. me the Chamizal, j' Homicide aeteenvea saio separated by the when Moloney said they - pro- However, a union spokesman Observers said the militants cunfight occurred after Frey Rio Grande from the fatherland -car' posed a contract totaling about noted that if fie hearings were appeared trying to start lor LOCKHAVEN, Pa. (UP-L- eo accused by a flood fa 164. held by the national board, the trouble not only to embarrass Held was a npeouliaf duckH felt "ha was always second "routine field investlgation.', A The Mexican, president said 98 cents per hour. charges could take up to three Thieu just before Humphrey Impasse, Name Calling driven by resentment, fear, best" check showed there were traffic almost a half century went by 4 two sides months longer to be aired. "And nations arrive, but to dramatize the It appeared Jacob Ancil W.rVmii funtrsl fellow vehicle. and the pressure needling by while Mexico through diploma"These litfle things buHt up to warrants aeainst an impasse and nego- then they are subject to appeal their complaint that the pres Mrviui will b eenductd MonWitnesses told police that tic channels tried to recover the were at employea to , me shooting a breaking pomt, and apparent tiations broke down entirely fa in Washington, D.C," he said. ident-elec- t, a Catholic, is trying day, Od. 30 at 1 p. m. h thi rampage that left alx persons Frey started taking Newton disputed land. . endwhen sessions he Anemic Olpin Sundb.ro Mortuary in Of.m. to eouldnt witb ly their sect Economy joint eope August it, back to fhe patrol car. The destroy dead and six wounded, a state hiondi may tall Sunday 7 H Of As the two factions wrangled Tri Quang recently staged a ed in a barrage of name call Century History Hefferon said. i. trooper aeid tins week. suspect suddenly pulled out the and Monday prior to p.ml oacx the between sitin outside of economic participants. personal ing Today, as representative Surial in th. Eatt lawn Held, wounded four times in a r An autopsy disclosed Held pistol and opened ore; the Mexican people," said Diaz The- governors of five west health of the areas was becom- Thieu's office demanding that Momorlol Hills. shootout ; with police, died died of a blood clot fa a heart he withdraw recognition of Tam about me tog each day more anemic. Ordaz, "I have feer honor of ern states, Wednesday before he could give artery, and that the- accused more than a century of drastic effects of the strike on Utah has lost more than $38;Chau's faction as the nation's closing ' Investigatora a reason for slayer did not suffer massive history, on restitution of this western economy, met and million in total impact on the1 official church. Spanish Fork Tuesday For j Residents Dies Idaho Man iR1"00 perThe r uu ' : "triS,eloIfsettl j - j ti wi fniw'of . i t ' tai.:. - - ,j nUlltGr Ttt Ooklond Officer Killed j - - B 1 S I.TSSiarnu While Giving Citation ied f- - i SJ i . membery) a. I J g1?611' mirrfaiTT'. hhft Now You Know LBJ, ... Ordaz -- Arizona ', . r- unitsat - Humphrey AS Leo Held Characterized As 'Peculiar Duck1 Police Say 2 OLP1N "'I SUNDBERG ie stonDed-Newton- -- - t 13-d- antf-formrt- tor-lo- - - shooting -- W coworkers and neighbort, He was driven to the breaking point by a combination of factors, according to Sgt Joseph Heffiferon. The state srooptr, heading a tix-mteam favestigating the jnurdera, said Held, 89, was "meek man...! nervout and ubbora man. -- an - - "He kept eyerymmg bottled op inside himself," Hefferon said Wednesday, "never speak- tog-unie- sa spokea-ik- s HeffeiojLl pointingoiltlthat Held was a laboratory technician for the HammermiU Paper Co. for 19 years without getting a promotion, said the balding, . I brain damage that might have caused his rampage. Five of HelFs victims were either has peers or his superiors at the plant where he worked, leading officials to theorize he may have resented the fact they chided him on occasion, and ha coulcint seem fa advance himself. Held was buried Saturday at Loganton, Ms home town, about 18 miles from the paper plant where the shooting spree began at s a.nt Monday-.were alx HirTfcDbearera brothers of Elmer E. Weaver, one of hk victims. Weaverwas the husband of Held'a sister, Phyllis. ; -- i i it " f ,'1 ation As Claims 6 Iowa Lives ' strip of my country." "More than 100 years were necessary, to obtain a decision on the just claim made by Benito Juarez. To him, we pay homage.", Disc Ordaz said that the ceremonies Saturday were an example, of what can be achieved when reason, good will and a sincere desire to maintain friendship between : peoples 'pre Cleaned there's an i DAVENPOUT, Iowa CUPI) Six persons, four of them children, were found dead of apparent asphyxiation Saturday said .9 J. vails. newspapers ana a oea spreaa I had teen stuff edinto the Diaz Ordaz, windingupa three-da- y visit with Johnson, ftima ventilating system. Police Ii. J.O. Iverson and the U.S.. President were announced the . dlscoverythat accompanied by a large official the furnace had been tampered delegation from both countries ' as they toured mis festive part with. He said the victims apparent of their long ly died of carbon monoxide border which is unguarded Tvlvmln unmetime late Thurs- - except for customs and immi- ration omciais. dav or early Friday. JlealwertJhe LAfter thecetmories. at the IpoHce saidAe four children of Mr. and Mrs. border, Diaz Ordaz continued on Roger Feisner and an aunt' and into his own. country. a maternal granamotner wno were carina for the children while the Feisners were on a business trip to Grand junction, Colo. Ail the bodies except that from Page One) , of the grandmother were found (Continued in bed. in Red China. The victims were identified -- Radio Hanoi, In an English as Jim Feisner, 18, Jeanne, 17, language broadcast, a gave John. 14. and Joann. 13: their vivid description ' Friday s aunt. Mrs. Ruth Whittemore of raids on the capital hvwWch it WatertodTldwa, and the grand saia American planes f mother, Mrs. Lillian Cotton, "met with a helluva Davenport groundf&e (sicJTAmerican air Police said Feisner telephone pirates...dropping high explosive John Shumate, and steel pellet- - bomb with the a neighbor when he was unable to get air undeniable purposeof massa-crein- g answe- r- at his : home. Mrs. and intimidating t the cMHah popationT" ghmatFlwlEed of the Feisner's ranch-sty- l home and saw the body of Mrs, Cotton fa a living room chair. fir Police said Feisner telephoned a Police, who reported strong odor of gas" in the home, said heighobrs told them the Feisne children were last H seen playing outside during the record Wnch snowfall Thurs : day night. 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