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The professionals do not think lack of money will prevent the GOP from waging effective campaigns this year. That is not to say that a shortage of money is not a problem now. It is. Lack of funds have curtailed Re-ele- Sacrificial structure Bib. a notrespass set up improved working with Republican relationships House and Senate campaign committees. Candidates will find that the campaign commit- activity at the national headquarters. The committee so far has been able to arrange only for seven field directors to deal with candidates in the field. They are tees geared to offer more than money considerably Utah-P- age 39 Election Effort a mistrust for candidates who have not proved themselves in previous campaigns. They have found that more often than not, e the novice plunging into the makes a fool of himself in a major campaign. this year. Expanded research and technical staffs are planned to provide campaign services to Republican candidates running for the House, Senate and governor. All 435 House seats, one third of the Senate, and 35 governorships are up for election in November. The Republican professionals are not discounting Watergate, but there's not much they can do 'about it and they are determined to avoid a defeatist attitude until it blows over. In some districts, there has been a GOP search for "Mr. Clean" to carry the banners. However, the professionals have rs THE HERALD, Provo, 1974, big-tim- The Republican professionals don't go along with the theory thai incumbents are in trouble because Watergate may have generated a voter rebellion against all politicians. They are not inclined to make sweeping national because predictions they plan for each race as a separate campaign unto itself, with little consideration for the national picture. I 16 I 17 Do over 41 Speck Iowa city instrument 19 3 Simon Bolivar, 23 Supped for instance 24 Large fish 4 Peeled 25 Applelike fruit 5 European ZeCaucbos river weapons 6 Certain 27 Hunter, for 12 one waterway wds 28 Nautical term 39 29 hope to have 10. The National Committee will be dealing with candidates mostly through the regional directors to avoid & Washington emphasis They hope to make use of Vice President Gerald Ford and House Republican Leader John Rhodes of Arizona to talk to as trouble-shootecandidates when campaigns go wrong. The National Committee has sign on money still held in the name of the Nixon campaign committee, warning that if the National Committee touched any of it. it might open By GEORGE J. MARDER WASHINGTON (UPI) -Republican party professionals are organizing early for an aggressive 1374 election campaign, and showing no sign of Watergate shellshock. The GOP National Committee obtained nuts and bolts Tiles from the Committee to the President after it folded quietly near the end of last year, and expects to make some use of the contributor and ethnic lists. However, the pros say some of the other work was amateurish -sloppy versions of campaign documents prepared at the cornrnittee itself. Committee lawyers have hung lfJii5i5iTirl T-- Etruscan goddess t Buoyed goods sunk at sea. 9 Japanese statesman and others 7 One who 74 GOP Organizing Early for Answef to Previous; Pultfs 19 110 111 u 15 15 18 LJ "fp 19 I j 21 24 30 H 32 31 W I 27 128 29 47 48 rv (flwM M Jy V iI J I IS! f S I & , l ;; I i t f i i r "t w.. i. till ;.:,sv:x ""3T 36 M- 45 46 50 51 52 53 54 56 57 " I I I I i TZS JjubLJ 19 00 1 DELUXE POLYESTER REMANTS byBerniceBedeQol Sale For Sunday, January 20, 1974 19) SCORPIO (Oct. ARIES (March Do not enter into a debate 22) Someone will want to today with a vocal friend borrow something today. who has opposing views.' Because of a past favor Nothing will be resolved. you'll feel obligated to Hard feelings could result. oblige. Do it gracefully. TAURUS (April Set your material 20) 20-M- affairs aside for the weekend. Direct your interests to other areas. Concentrate on business during the work wgsK GEMINI (May 21 June 20) You will be a trifle too stubborn today for your own good. Try to see the -- other guy's viewpoint. Compromise to keep the peace. CANCER (June 22) There is a responsibility you snould take care of today. Try to get it out of the way early so you can enjoy the afternoon. 21-Ju- ly to dodge a certain social obligation. It will be difficult to do gracefully without offending the host. will want VIRGO (Aug. 22) You'll have to be on guard to not offend one you don't 23-Se- 23-Oc- the day you're likely to look at things too negatively. This will make those you're with uncomfortable. Later on you'll be your old self. in Early BLANK mate not see will c. eye-to-e- on a certain issue early morning. Cross words could ensui. Don't let it spoil your day. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) There are certain tasks you'll want to do. They aren't that urgent and could be left until another in the yfUlj Thimbles TAPES Sewing Kits, cassettes to record music, voices for playback. Fits all cassette tape recorders! Blank x. time. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) You need time away from the youngsters today. You won't have the patience with them you normally do. Let them do their own things with their pals. 20-Fe- b. PISCES (Feb. 20) Your outlook will be refreshed if you have a change of surroundings. Get out of the house. Visit with some friends. B-- Slil ARIES (March 19) Direct your energies today to the more practical aspects of your life. Con- -, centrate on developments that enhance earnings, career. ;. 20) 20-M- Problems can be handled expeditiously if you are objective. Allow logic and experience to prevail. Act prompily on your conclu- sion. 20) 21-Ju- There's a hidden advantage in a business situation you'll be involved in today. It will take some probing to find its merits. CANCER (June 22) A matter you're in- volvad in requires team-'- .' work. Be sure the one you're associated with is a doer, not a talker. 21-Ju- ly t : ' , LEO (July 22) Don't put off till tomorrow tasks that should be done today. Tomorrow you're likely to be far less productive. Get cracking. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Rely on your management 23-Se- " techniques at this time rather than let the reins slip from your hands. Let past experience guide you. t. LIBRA (Sept. 23) 23-Oc- A household necessity should be figured from your present budget and not from funds that haven't come in yet. yds L f!hM.hnnrr BRIEFS & Choose 8 x 10 six or 5 x 7 inch size. Both with nong.a,g.a $ Yardage f PIN XX WALE CHAIR PADS Your responsibilities will be a little heavier this year. This wili be due to the fact you'll have more irons in the fire. One new interest in particular is a real winner. 1 S . Y . SaIaM Mttnn in wvU wMi uvii m nine wU flBIC Ml Lit C1 wiw ruffle. 1" thick slab urethane foam fill. Colors! January 20, 1974 a $ 1 1 J X i, i I. Y.l 'JALU 1 -- I FTTTTfiLJ , 24-No- v. 100 - XXXII 1 XI i mJ I I You'll have to be a little firmer than usual to make the most of your present position. ORLON ACRYLIC 2 Ply I 1 GAP I Aa - I helpful. than you can han- X US' ( 50 NYLUN acrylic 'leach II DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE. Rothes Baskets birthclcy J skein fresh start. WwniM.iiMWrTW-iTiTriiniriiii- I CI "X.) U I ' I the more for your moneysworih store January 21, 1974 'I X 11 VwoshBin (your .ftT' ) $f1 dle. Something you've worked very hard tor will bear fruit this year. An old cycle is ending. New vistas will be opened to you, heralding a CHEST Swing Top Waste Bins Sli Creilan Nylon, 50 worsted weight. 4 oi. I Vpusncs imm NYLON YARN PANTY H0SE V g V DAZZLE 18" I ill. PURPOSE Xr 1 M 100 11" I SAVE 22 lOWhlS Cotton Terry STEHE0 PICTUHES Cartoon Series Adventure Series Educational Series 22-Ja- n. ( ) T JL JLJ X crrrnh fwm K iXLLLMiURjH A XPiili storatJe rS nW U PMPPOC.F 20-Fe- b. fitQJ I I V Machine washable Machine Dryable busi- ness matters today. PISCES (Feb. 20) In hastening to serve the group you identify with you're likely to commit yourself to a bigger job - VIEW MASTER PACKETS MAHLON YARN 23-De- c. put-upo- n, I ij.,U. Holdi 5erv.ee for 4 Neat for Storaae ,deal for Campers UULLLOJ Continuous Filament Nylon f 00 Solids and Stripes Many Colors to choose from SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Contribute by way of ideas today. Let your mate or partner assume the active role of advancing collective interests. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) Something of interest can develop from what will first appear to be only a social contact. Do more listening than talking at today's luncheon. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) Family responsibilities will occupy most of your time. You won't resent being you'll have a strong desire to be I Acetate X CARPET MAT 1974 approach to ... gpr' fj ea. 7 am WIDE WALE OR your birthday SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Take a ffl mm M S Tape at Our of 3 women's and Girls' nninrAnn OFF STAINED Measuring Package V!8ff0UR 18"x30" GEMINI (May Ch 26 , rUtU 22-Ja- n. For Monday, January 21, TAURUS (April Blends Corduroys Yd. FTI r CASSETTE CORDUROY 23) t. A IFSH SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) You and your 23-De- know too well with a thoughtless remark she'll take the wrong way. LIBRA (Sept. 60 Min. ch 22) You 23-Au- g. 11 Cottons 24-No- v. ril LEO (July REMNANT ASSORTMENT UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS 54" Wide gr 58" to 60" wide ; P.M. f""39 43 I ; : S "41 144 143 55 . -- 33 - 40 ' Noon Sale Good Sunday, Mod. & Tues. - V 12 135 34 42 I 23 "26"' 125 OPEN 17 ci' ; ji RIViRSIDB P i i SHOPPING CiriTil! r j DO YOU KNOW oRANT CITY ALSO HAS: Shoes for the entire family Area arid broadloom rugs A full line of curtains and draperies |