Show Ogden "Standard-Examine- r Monday im 1974 14 January CAPE TOWN South Africa the babies’ skin and they ex- They passed through one at The Rosenkowitz sextu-ple- ts crete it their birth and another in the satisfacare responding “This form of treatment will first few hours after they were torily to phototherapy treat- be necessary for two to three delivered when their ' lungs ment for jaundice doctors at days” the statement said have collapsed Mowbray Maternity Hospital “During this stage the babies’ might is really in their favor “What 7 say eyes are covered to protect is that their lungs are so well The three' boysv and three them from the intense light” expanded” said one pediatrigirls born Friday to Susan THIRD CRISIS cian attending them Rosenkowitz developed- jaunMrs Rosenkowitz’s sister in was said the jaundice dice " on Sunday but their doc the1Doctors Ireland said today that Dublin third crisis for the babies tors said this had been ex-pected and the condition should be cleared up by Wednesday “All six babies show satisfactory progress” said ' a bulletin Sunday night “Their levels of jaundice remain well controlled and they are active WASHINGTON (AP) — Costs of the swing- 1'(AP) ’ ’ ARMS COSTS SKYROCKET FIGHTER JET LEADS WAY - "STRETCH ARMS “They yawn cry and stretch their arms and legs when not sleeping Their mother handled all her babies in their incubators when she visited them this morning” Mrs Rosenkowitz carried the babies for a full nine-monpregnancy 'The babies were delivered by Caesarian section and weighed a total of 223 pounds In order of delivery they were k boy at 44 pounds a girl 27 a boy 46 a girl 3 a boy 41 a girl 35 The phototherapy to which they are being' subjected consists of exposure to strong lights mounted over their inThe light breaks cubators down' the jaundice pigment in ’ th - SOMETHING NEW FOR NAVY cushion of air at speeds in excess of 50 knots Four both propul- shrouded air propellers will provide ' sion and steering The hull will be made of welded UPI Telephoto aluminum — Standard-Examine- r Artist’s drawing depicts the Navy’s forthcoming Amphibious Assault Landing Craft (AALC) in ac- tionT The’ craft’ designed and"being "built by Aero j et- General Corp in Tacoma Wash will travel on a ing Fill jet fighter are'running $4 billion more than anticipated Rep Les Aspin said Sunday The Wisconsin Democrat released Pentagon figures showing that costs for 47 major weapons projects are $21 million more than their original estimates with the Fill leading the list The next biggest overrun listed by Aspen is the B1 bomber with a growth of $25 billion more than planned Spokesmen for the Defense Department declined to comment on the figures According to the report the costs for the 47 projects had been estimated at $1109 billion but actual costs are $1319 billion The third largest cost increase listed was $2 billion for the Safeguard antimissile system followed by $17 billion for the C5A supercargo jet $16 billion for the Minuteman Missile III $12 billion for the Navy’s F14 jet fighter and $1 billion for the Navy’s A7E jet fighter the expectant woman wrote her just before Christmas: “I "feel as if I’ve been pregnant for years and years I can’t really believe that I’m not expecting one baby — but six I can’t possibly realize the tremendous difference it will make to my life I hope I can cope” Rosenkowitz Mrs already was the mother of a boy girl and a faThe babies’ ( ther sold Rosenkowitz Colin a Durban magazine has - ex- clusive news and picture rights to the sextuplets for the first five years of their lives for $90000 The magazine contract does not bar the babies from endorsing children’s products and one newspaper estimated this could bring the family another $150-00- 0 in the next five years w POTATOES US No 1 10 lbs 89‘ CARROTS 2ibs 28c TANGERINES 5Tbs$100 Waremart 3111 Wall Avenue 4 Years The next CNO is expected to WASHINGTON (AP) — Sec- commissioned officers by relaxand be middle ground officer who retary of the Navy John W ing restrictions on dress com- willa as one source put it “keep hair styles encouraging has signaled a slowin the pace of reform after nearly four years of controversial changes in Navy ways The signal appeared in Warner’s letter of guidance to a board of admirals that will choose this year’s crop of new Warner manders to consult with their men more often ' and otherwise departing from the old ways in the Navy Younger officers and " Zumwalt’s men applauded moves Associates of Warner said it would be a mistake to view his letter to the Selection Board as admirals foreshadowing a return to It came as top Pentagon offi- things as they were before cials weighed possible choices Zumwalt but one source said among the Navy’s senior admi- the Navy secretary was saying rals to succeed Admiral Elmo in effect “let’s "slow down a Zumwalt Jr as chief of Naval bit” Operations Zumwalt who shook up more ZIGGY of the Navy’s traditional practices than any of his predecessors is due to retire in July after completing his four year term Under the law he may not be reappointed down - 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