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Show t t? ut-- a n Xb, - A tak WHpsda May ft Jf!5 - Weather Spreads Pe Desf rucf ion Across US. Of Japan oiticciiy l. III ra huspital the 19741 Sato, 74, winner Xobd Peace P?s, rol!aprcd at a business meeting and inner a favorite at Shinkiraku. gathering spi for top government kjaders in the heart of Tokyo's geidia district. i i lep- er-hour j "as 1 City reported Mountain-are- in mre promised little relief from th wintry, turbulent conditions. "Unsettled weather 3 expected to hold at least said a through Thursday," forecaster at Salt Lake City . Snow fell in the high mountains of Arizona, Flagstaff reporting four inches, and gusty winds Tuesday did widespread damage. were Scores of injuries d in tlie reported stoms areas of the midwest hiby by hail, lightning and heavy rains storms. rumblod A thunderstorm across Chiccgo, leaving at least one person dead and more than a half dozen injured. One Chicago man was elec- wind-rake- i " . dotea trailer homes, MORE THAN iucliiuicg vile whicn was blown apart, were destroyed at the Century Tourist Cattif 1b Calumet Park Bear Chicago kie Tuesday during a severe thunderstorm trocuted as he attempted to get a stunr. dor,c wire off th room of hjs neighlwr's house, .tothcr man was injured in a when his Chicago suburb umbrella was struck by lightning. i I jghtning also killed one man and. injured two others at a utility company construction site near Marseilles. Ill, aiki powerful winds overturned three bent huge eiectrical towers and ripfied into a grade school there, but no one was reported homes ia south suburban Park, injuring sis Calumet persons, none seriously. Police in Dwight. III., said high winds, possibly a tornado, damaged sis or seven trailer g protest Lebanon's lack of law and order. Lebanese police reported two small boats destroyed by explosions early today in Sidon harbor. They said "dynamite or plastic charges" blew up the boats used for ferrying food and other supplies to tankers at the Ozarks area near Gravois iMiiis, Mo., sank W boats and caused considerable damage to docks. The Morgan County sheriff's department said no injuries were reported. in Severe thunderstorms Government radio the toavoidoutsideinflucnce. Sackv.c-1also ordered 3C more persons from the 400 prospective jurors to appear in court today for questioning. Defense attorneys int roduced the Kieasen to sch prospective' juror Tucs day. Kieasen, 42. smiled and nodded to each of them but sywnt most of the second diy of his trial scrtbWmg " yeiiow 1, k"gsil pa-- J 215-pou- j-- I still under house arrest in the central Laotian tows of U.S. Savannakhet. embassy said they lost contact with they believed Pathet Lao control of once a rightist Savannakhet, stronghold, on Tuesday. The leftists, most of them students, seized the compound in the early morning hours, trapping Marine Sgt. Don Wilburn in an administrative building and Sgt. Roger Murphy in the nearby defense attache office. The marines locked themselves in their buildings and refused to let Defy f.JO, Ope 1 $h!v 10.7 y vii:i if, demonstrators in. "They have orders to hold the fort," said a U.S. official, who added that though they were experiencing some harassment such as doorbells being and mmimm 'LATTER toco, bean 2 burrito, toquitos with avocado sauce, fried rice, refried beans, tomatoe slice & reguiar sire drink. Comes with TKIATK Amrtcc Isrk Opan 7:00 Shew 7: 1 5 "Strength Has lit 1 1 Stam table ftptai ! 1:00 l 2i00, 4i00 is 700, Thursday Only ft $00 to 7t00, ft 4i00. STATE STREET, OREM and SM I 7s30.fi30 between the and Palestinians am The April fighting claimed Iive3 and left 300 other persons wounded. 150 LMiiin-- U'""" l'"Vi' """T"' J tI,I.,I. If "POPS" eaturing ZJ! m wjmiiir I Sentenced to 28 years in prison 11 tor a crime he never committed. 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ROBtRT t Co Starring RANDY QUAI3 II I e mmmmmm Sandsy IftQO his attorneys. wore a retired Air ttiloitc! and turner RaTC fcroe!or it tr-- Unt veold rity of Texas, a ciwit for the Texas Railroad mmir a Mni)M Fighting difis-tia- n met with Suuvanna Phouma and Foreign PtKunu Vongichit, the ranking Communist official the coalition fovernirwnt. Chapmss TweJv Americanssix U.S. AID officials aid their wives-w- ere and tonfprnng with Fuiu m m South Vietnam. U.S. charge d'afl-iire- s the week, tfTl n Phillipines. Bay, m appeared ta fee 8 fsKt swent repetition of the victory k! theseige. jammed Tuesday. Thirteen of the dead were killed in an Air Force helicopter that crashed 100 feet off Koh Tang as the invasion force moved in under enemy fire. oast Safsidfif defense requests to move Kteasentoan isolation cell. Three women and one man were picked for Kieasen's jury Tuesday, joining the housewife selected Monday. Biackwell said lie does not want to sequester the jury and has ordered the media not to release the names of the jurors government, prurused to take action to end Beirut businessmen obeyed a strike appeal by merchants' associations to protest the violence. About half the capiestablishtal's commercial ments closed. But banks, schools and many smaller shops stayed open. sicken- attorneys' Subic spawned a twister at Alma, Ak., and high winds and heavy rains battered other sections of the state. The Alma twister raked the town's business district, injuring several persons, one one seriously. ing that this sort of thing (the assault) happens." attorney Pat Gann said Tuesday. "But it is just one of the human frailties." Deputy sheriffs denied the beating occurred but Biackwell approved coalition rrerasters. In the television broadcasts ordered all hospital personnel on leave to return to work and appealed for blood donors while small arms and rocket fire still echoed this morning. ned. "It's outrageous and Pentagon spokesman Jo??ph said "eyewitness accounts" indicate little liklihood the three missing men. &!! Marines, are alive. He did not elaborate. President Ford was sending personal condolences to the families of the men killed. Fifteen of the wounded Marines received Purple Hearts at Iitin starm An intense country. The seizure was the latest in a serws of outbursts irs this Indorhinese kingdom, tuch is all but under complete Communist control. Prince Souvanng Phouma. netrtralwl prime minister of the con-troU- Yitaiiane, once the ladquaners of the army headed by Gen Vaag Pw snd finance by the U.S. Certra! fnteliigaice Agency He 'led to Thailand with Cher rightist trals a"d resigned cabinet stronghold of the party that Phalangist charges the Palestinians have too much power in Lebanon. the nearby Zahrani oil terminal. Police did not immediately connect the explosions with the Beirut street fighting or with Israel. Israel reported new Egyptian moves along the Suez Canal today and said the Egyptians had built new fortifications along the east bank of the canal in apparent preparation to move in troops before the canal reopens June 5. At least nine persons were kiiied and 75 injured, most of them in fierce morning fighting in the suburb of Dikwaneh, a Suspected Missionary Murderer in Isolation Tex. (UPI) -AUSTIN, District Judge Torn Blackwel! lias ordered deputy sheriffs to move Robert Elmer Kieasen. charged with murdering and butchering two Mormon to a private ceil to avoid any further attacks by .other prisoners. Kieasen's attorneys claimed their client was beaten Saturday night by other inmates and that his life had been threate- - chant ship Mayaguez and its crew from the Cambodians. A few dozen airmen came under fire while flying the helicopters that carried the Marines. d Right-Winge- rs Press International guerrillas and right-winPhalangists battled with fiortars. rockets and machine guns on the the outskirts of Beirut for the second consecutive today and Beirut merchants struck to The arctic storm kicked up powerful winds across Caiifornia. One man drowned and another was missing outside San Francisco's Golden. Gate. winds appar- where storm-fescuttled their fishing ently injured. Two storms whipped across south western Missouri, killing at least one person and injuring boat A five others. High winds and Hash flondiag Wiliard, Mo., man was struck inflict heavy damage from by lightning and killed while the lake of the Ozarks to the Winter staged an unwelcome cuiiitback in the '.Vest, dumping up to a foot of snow on and Utah and Wyoming Montana. Farmers warned that the sudden blast of wintry weather could destroy much of Utah's fruit crop. trailer Chicago's Jjomcs, tore down power lines, trapping an Aniencan civilian inii-k- . t3 back demands for the ouster of from the a!! AID officials ssa 13 US. Marines Communist forces took tUPI . The final its count of Pentagon sa) casualties in the baUi; of Koh Tang Island shows 15 service-nekilled, three missing and 50 wounded, two of them in serious condition. About 210 Marines engaged in combat on the island in the operation to recover the merWASHINGTON Catrrmsnists have moved into virtuaiiy evry j igfiUst town throughout Lsm d aurJti radiotelephone mem, thotigh the) were safe. Casualty Count Now Final and high winds that left one person dead is the Chicago area, Several persons were hurt is the trailer camp, but their injuries were minor. I'PI Telephoto - PaLhet Lao troop today UPIs About M Laotise Musis seized the movd iz to the mountain ,ma miies of Long Cheng, about U.S. Agency tar Internatkeal VIENTIANE officials tea Guerrillas Battle oh Beirut Outskirts Palestinian "1 V f Israel Fears Egypt By United Deputy Prime Minister Tsfceo Fukuda, who also tne dinner, said Sato stone! up to make a toast, said Cheers, in "Kampai" Japaixse and collapsed in a "". westerners a ft - the biiuard area, but winds and lightning iefi seven (lead m the midwest. A father and two .jure, 11 and 12. drowned in St Joseph County in western Michigan when a wind squall overturned their fishing boat Wind damage in Michigan was widespread Clothing was ripped from closets in mobile homes in Kent County snd winds knocked out eiei li k J power to about 25.000 homes and businesses in the state. Tornado funnels were reported in some areas. To the eastward. Buffalo, N was hit Wednesday by winds bringing power outages and flooding, but no reported injuries. - Former i t No deaths were fl'Pli TOKYO iii Japanese Prime MfHistw Fisa-L- i Sato Jay anctmscKHis ana in critical condition !day on the Geisha resiaurarrt Ikxit iiae he suffered a stroke Mmday night. Sato's frsoiBi physician, Yasusii Ueda, said Sata still too ill to be moved to i5!ern4ic35 By Ufiil! Pr Violent storms Tuesday night and today caused death and dtatrocuas in widely pat'.ei areas of the cation In the western mountains, late-bosno storm became what the Nation! Weaker Service called a May blioard with in southeast Wyoming, 75 mi and snow bSowg wind gusts dosing Interstate 0 east of Evanstoa, Wyo. and bringing traffic to a standstill east of Salt Lake a of wn Leftists seizeVientiane U.S. Agency Wm-iir- i nil": Hem chmus mm$m a iw. uMisrai nrm mt hut 7- -r Tfwr ! I j SHEREE NORTH co-k- it r--- I 1 i;fs ' 1 Jf |