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Show Page THE HERALD. Provo, Utah, Sunday, April 6, 2 1980 World Roundup federal and state officials as well as representatives of the Boston & Maine Railroad said he wants the B&M to reimburse the city. "I stated it last night and I stated it again. It was a stupid accident," Brune told a news conference, without going into detail about the mishap. The accident occurred when a tanker car filled with more than 13,000 gallons of phosphorous trichloride was struck by a locomotive in a freight yard. Mayor Eugene C. Brune said Friday the expenses included extensive overtime for police and firemen, personal injuries and some property damage. Brune, who met Friday with well-know- dealer for immunity from prosecution. a.m. Friday. "I told him I was not able to do that," Rencher James and Thomas allegedly walked into the Kowley drugstore in Layton just after 8 p.m. Thurs- said. "But I also told him we were interested in the day, took narcotics and cash, then headed for the information and would send someone to the jail to front door. By that time patrol cars alerted by a trig talk about it." Reporter Fired Following Seige - A Salt Lake radio staSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) tion has fired one of its news reporters for telephoning two gunmen who were holding hostages in a Layton drugstore. KRGO radio newsman Ray Friess was fired Friday following the release of the hostages and the surrender of the gunmen. Gene Guthrie, owner and manager of KRGO, said Friess had acted irresponsibly by calling the drugstore during the hostage situation and tying up the telephone for 45 minutes while the police were negotitating with the gunmen. "It was an irresponsible act when people's lives time did I tell them I was a policeman." "They may have believed. I was " he added, "and I didn't I didn't do anything to dispell it. But I didn't tell them I was a cop." Friess said the station had no guidelines about calling into hostage situations and he believed he was just being a competative newsman. He said at least one other Salt Lake radio station announced on the air it was trying to call into the store, but the lines were busy. "I think the public wanted to know what was going on in there," he said. Friess interviewed one of the gunmen and three of were at stake," said Guthrie. The station manager also said Friess led the the hostages and made the material available to other news agencies, including UPI. gunmen to believe he was a police officer. Guthrie said he believes newsmen sometimes can Friess denied that accusation, saying a tape too competative. be of showed no the conversation' "at that, recording Census At Halfway Mark - With WASHINGTON (UPI) more than half the forms already returned, officials say they are satisfied with the way the 1980 census is proceeding. "There are still some problems out there, but we are satisfied that we will meet our plan," Census Bureau Director Vincent Barabba said Friday. That plan calls for a return rate of 80 percent by April 15, after which field workers will personally contact homes that have not returned forms or submitted incomplete information. Barabba said as of Thursday, 53.4 percent of the forms had been mailed back to the Census Bureau's regional offices. Even more were sitting in mail bags waiting to be logged in and others presumably were on the way, he said. He said officials have not yet noted any difference in the return rates between the short forms and the long forms. How well or thoroughly the forms are being filled out will be seen next week when census workers begin recording the information. The bureau mailed 86 million census forms and asked Americans to return them April 1. her official discharge papers at the age of 81. 19 Maude, now Mrs. Johnson, was when she joined up and went - WASHINGTON (UPI) The census bureau will fully investigate reports that the FBI may have illegally obtained information about a Vermont man from the 1970 census, officials said Saturday night. Jed Lowy, a Burlington, Vt., nurse practitioner, says the FBI might have used a 1970 census form filled out by his father to obtain information about him. An FBI spokesman denied the charge. Dan Levine, Bureau of the Census deputy director, said he learned about the allegation Saturday from news reports and Monday morning would ask the off to the front. That was in 1918. Friday, Gen. Gilbert Parker presented her with her honorable discharge papers and a gold medal at a ceremony at the San Jose Armory. So, would she do it all over again? "No, they made us wait too long for the discharge papers," she said. Published Sunday through Friday by Scripps League Newspapers, Inc. 1555 North 200 West, Provo, Utah 84601 Pontiff Draws Thousands - VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope John Paul II concluded a series of activities Saturday precedent-breakin- g Holy Week night with ceremonies culminating in a midnight Easter mass at St. Peter's Basilica. On Easter Sunday, more than 100,000 pilgrims are expected to jam St. Peter's Square, their eyes fixed on the balcony where the pontiff's delivers his "Urbi et Orbi" blessing for "the city (of Rome) and the world." During the past week John Paul presided at Holy Week mas Entered os ses and prayer services, WASHINGTON (UPI) resident Carter will try to "bridge the gap" between Egypt and Israel on the Palestinian autonomy issue, but may have to resort to a threeway summit if the impasse is not resolved by the May 26 deadline, officials B E. JENSEN, Publisher N. LAVERl CHRISTENSEN, Editor Emeritus second class matter at the post office in Provo, P.O. sometimes attending as many as three functions in one day. He made Vatican history Friday by disguising himself in a simple cassock and listening to confessions from ordinary people in St. Bureau Circulation United of International Puerto Rican terrorist who Most Wanted headed the FBI's 10 list, and 10 other persons were arrested on the Northwestern University campus with a cache of weapons. FBI Friday positively identified Torres, a suspect in The Peter's. $27.00 $54.00 $5.00 $30.00 $60.00 WORLD SEE SERVICE TRAVEL HERALD TELEPHONE NUMBERS Cruises 24$ fe. IW. Prow AT$460 r who has received two or three years of exclusive orthodontic training after completion of dental school is called an orthodontist. The term "orthodontics" refers to the straightening and alignment of teeth g bone structure. The appliance and placed on the teeth "braces." - is commonly referred to as ADULTS SEEK ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT Adult orthodontics has become a common service. The age of the patient is relatively unimportant. Demographers tell that the adult ratio in the orthodontic practice may rise to the 50 percent level by the year of all American children and 1990. More than one-hal- f adults have a bite problem or crooked teeth (malocclusion) and could benefit from orthodontic treatment. Adults unable to have braces as youth are being treated successfully. Certainly a major objective of braces is to present an attractive and smile. However, reasons to receive orthodontic work extend far beyond just straightening teeth for ap- tad LIMITED TOOTH CORRECTION Washington. pearance. 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The intent of this article is to aid those individuals seekits correction. ing orthodontic work to better understand their problem and 15-1- 6, CARROTS tyf' RUbVi c4 Utfdw A Minister Prime 1 tefartsever) ADULT ORTHODONTICS: CAN I STILL BE TREATED? in Menachem Begin April an attempt to break the deadlock over the West Bank of the Jordan River and the Gaza Strip. s0 A Nmfcy, Friday mi Satwda? CIRCULATION Carter opens talks Tuesday with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, followed by meetings with Computer prepared tax returns Day OFFICE Polish-languag- Israeli or 7 STWTKG RATES 6 Months One Yeor e the first edition of the Vatican daily newspaper L'Osservatore Romano. COMPU-TA- H 3741010 4 Service Month - 1040 SaKUUCttitoMwni MAIL RATES IN UNITED STATES The pope began the day Saturday by receiving several visitors in private audiences, including representatives of the Italian highway police, and was given A sick polar bear, WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) victim of an experiment in which it was coated with oil to determine the effects of an Arctic spill, was recover, zoo officials said. eating Saturday and may "It's holding its own " said Cor Jansen, foreman at the Assiniboine Park Zoo. "It did eat something again today. We're keeping our fingers crossed." Jansen said the bear, suffering from kidney and liver damage following the dunking in crude oil at Churchill in late February, showed some activity, ate "a couple of smelt" and left droppings in its cage for the second consecutive day, indicating its organs were functioning. SHORT FORM A CAM3BMN rLYCRUKI Utoh HERE SLICED BOLOGNA Presents NEA Month, carrier 6 Months, carrier One Year, carrier Polar Bear Is Recovering WHILE-U-WA- Press SUBSCRIPTION Nabs Terrorists EVANSTON, 111. (UPI) -Carlos Torres, the suspected ty ef Iht Caribbean. Flrt :': MEMBER say. FBI bureau's legal counsel to check their accuracy with the Justice Department. "The bureau has legislation that protects the confidentiality of the individual," Levine said. "And to our knowledge, there has never been a violation during the 50 years the law has been covering the census." Levine said he feared the reports might discourage Americans from cooperating with the 1980 census now underway and that the bureau wants to clear the air as soon as possible. IDU3060 Audit Carter Will Try Again -P- 1972? Did FBI Break Census Secrecy in She Finally Calls It Quits SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) -Maude Webster, who served as a telephone operator in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War I, Friday finally received n low - Bail has been set at gered silent alarm in the store had pulled into the LAYTON, Utah (UPI) each for two men charged with holding eight parking lot. The two man then reportedly took four employees ordeal sparked by an persons hostage in a and four customers hostage and began to bargain aborted robbery attempt at a pharmacy. Fourth Circuit Court Judge Cornell Jensen Friday with police for their safe release. In the hours that ensued, the robbers talked by bound over Samuel "Bobby" James Jr., 31, and Richard Thomas, 26, both of Salt Lake City, on one telephone with police commanders, a lawyer, U.S. count each of aggravated robbery and five counts Attorney Ronald Rencher and a radio reporter who each of aggravated kidnapping. He set an April 17 was subsequently fired for allegedly interfering with the negotiations. preliminary hearing date for the pair. All of the hostages were released unharmed when Rencher said one of the men told him he would ex n the suspects were taken into custody shortly after 9 change information about "a drug $60 000 Railroad Mishap Costly populated city. international news from United Press International Bail Set for Layton Gunmen Late Briefs SOMERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) Officials say the release of toxic fumes in a railroad accident Thursday injured 400 people and cost more than $1 million, much of it to evacuate thousands of residents from this densely 1 The latest national and T 1 4'1 lb MILK 43" 501b W! 10 Efftctivt April ADD ONLY TO THESE PRICES -9 |