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Show ,Aa, - : - , - .' - , , tA4t;Ar't 0 DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEM5ER A, 1971 Oht: 5:tiàie ": 0 Des leae ft,,ark,e.,4 I !'r!'"'sV,'Vr, , :i: maw foosvigokomovanwe......mommukt, Standby authority to allocate propane and restrain its price as nattirtil gas shortages increase propane demand Ints winter, A measure to allow inde 4;1092 ..11r.wow.trte4 VA , ,) g an claim the Elizabeth Barrett against Army, punders a question at a news confer.ence In .New, York.:She Is suing because of the death of her father, Howard Blauer, during a drug research project. After , filing $8,6-milg- on s friend Henry Wysiberg, the rejected suitor of actress Ellzabeth Taylor, was quoted by the London Daily today as saying in an interview, "I vras her lover. I am stiL het Mend." Los Angeles auto Wynberg. a salesman, was divorced seven years ago and has an 11.year-ol- d sou. He left Miss Taylor last month when the actress rejoined Richard Burton, her fifth husband Wicked tells Eve! -Wicked Wart" Ijing ln 1 San Francisco hospital with a broken neck, thinks motorcycle daredevil Evel Knievel "should stand up on network television and tell the kids this is not the way." Ward, a protege of Knievel who has twice suffered a broken neck and smashed just about every other bone in his body, said Wednesday that Knievel has a golden opportunity to warn the ntitionss motortyclists of the dangers of trick riding. arrested Bruce Pairhairo, who plays young police officer Chris Owens in the television series "The itooiJes," has been arrested and booked for investigation of drunken (hiving, police said. Fairbairri, 28, WaS stopped by Los Angeles police in suburban Brentwood on Tuesday after' he was allegedly speeding and crossing a center line. Singer is sued Ji -- a policeman and held nine persons hostage for mere than 17 hours surrendered today, Polka mid the hostages were not harmed and the suspect gave Up without u struggle. He was talked into surrendering in telephone converse tions with authorities, The FBI identified the suspect as Robert M. Roscoe Jr., 34, of Washington, D.C. They said he will face charges of robbery, assault And undeetful imprisonment. Mother hostage was released Wednesday night Muir she complained of high d pressure. Police Chief Edward C. MeArdle told newsmen: "The hostages all have been released unharmed. The subject is In eostody AO he Is unhermed. It wag a matter of talking to him throughout the course of the night." The surrender endtd a trrma drama that began Wednesday afternoon when a man entered the City and County Savings bank in downtown Albany, clubbed bank guard Dunaid Wark, 58, and ran off with an undetermined amount of eaah. In escaping the bank he fired At least two shots, wounding a polleeman. He duekod into soother heihk beJJlftg, 011.1 W.-A- Fanners ,abortion' Former stripteaser ranne rose say: she became pregnant by Rep. Wilbur Mills but had an abortion because she feared the baby might be deforrned as a restlit of th0 Arkansas congressman's heavy drinking. At a New York news conference Wednesday to promote the 8a1e of her autobiography, Miss Foxe said that Mills wanted to marry her but his wife would not give him a divorce. Mills, reached at his Washington home said, "1 won't comment. Let me read it , Sigmund "Jackie" Jackson of the Jackson, Five singing group has been sued for divorce by his wife of itine months. Enid Arden Jackson, 21, filed the suit Wednesday in Superior Court. She said she and her guitarist husband had community property worth more than $10 million and asked the court for temporary support of $5,000 a month. first," : cold foam vddim docotml, Ote was that rertnert with their ;;-t- toottei of - - a represents 747,180 of the nation 196 000 service stations 'told Senate hearing that ellminntion of price controls could reSult on increase of up to 11 cents in the price of .a gallon of gasoline, Charles L. binged, execu five direw.tor of the organize., the Ostimite VIA based on the possibility that the bulk of price increase would be lo'it-to- st crud oil ovoid gain a competi.tive advantagb ever Independent refiners who mutt-- purchase crude oil tt the high prevailing market prices. The other was the chance that oil compMet could begin cancelling or reiuming to renew statiOn lessee to utiepencent retail dealers hi order to take over the stations theiriaelves. Walkout looms ' finally holed up in tha Standard Sandwich & Coffee Shop,109 yards from the stale Capitol, seizing 10 hostages, three of them children. Tbe gunman then barricaded all entrances, and later released One hostage, a women suffering from high blood pressure. Police had ringed the cafeteria. Sharpshooters armed with high pow- ered rifles equipped with telescopic sights and wearing green flak vests wore stationed on rooftops. State and local police, along with rI31 agents, cordoned oft the area for the long vigil. Dozens of aficers tried to keep hundreds of curious spect,stors behind police lines. A robbery ALBANY. N,Y, (UPI) umpeet who clubbed a bank guard, shot petioieam products.. bli,ck to comhe the promite brttn-- 1 to trAct by tome , member of Cogress that siadiall profits tax be passed before $ decontrol MIL Zertt saki. Zarb estid roM Wen e ritut the leeliglative propoaela ta deslivIth two problems which , ortJell .".9.....h...ità.40,......f.:0:00. - I ty retrole kirti : aqk Itat dainpe4 otts ga.nolioe, rather than spread zvenly among all - Prtent't , ..imOtarv,4 V , iAtension the :rite-tattro- l was expected to do se later in the day:,:. Belotc:learing Washington tor two days official and polkicai ancel oak. tte West Cord, be Met with ecOgressionai leaderst to discuss qtveltgy prottlerric Meantaoi 'Senate Dernociats were exPectod to decide at csoicua today to defer corn. prorraso ,talks tnitti after override the 'veto. The National Contress 1).1 :Lamm) Liz , TV cop tO oil i'..1,7- - zilit pre among refiners. perhaps by federal rebates to independent refiaers, financed frinn the windfall profits tax on oil pro-- ducers. it I - 10. n'''t sudden , . soeciat prOgraM equalize the cost of crude bdiu oT Prank G. Zarb said today itS0 4,10" c?raft Sny in 05Tilk ti1441 3C; fras tbange in iriarieting arrasigements impesed by their sup:: pliers. Zarb made the illiclosure after 'tha Hotise Democratic lesdst declared that Corbierms will override 'Ford's vetoot a bill extending controls and take the initiative in drawing up a natiocal energy policy.. Democratic Leader Thomas MasP. 'Tip ONeUt Jr..-osacihusetts said the Pretident Wants no compromise on oil price controls, "If the Senate votes to over- -' ride, there is no question in my mind that Pe (the House) will Oioffl said, "I be. ovPd1' neve Cohgrest is going tti (Wet veto." ride the Ford hag promised to veto Zarb told reporters ibe rree., itleiat Was close to a decision oil three proposas: Combined wire services Susie Slaughtez who likes to be called "Aunt Susie," is a wealthy Fort Wor1h; Tex., wiilow who enjoys giving money sway. titit now she has more requests than she can possibly handle. Several weeks ego Mrs. Slaughter attended the dedication cif a new fire station. After the ceremonies she told fire department officials Jle would like to help out and asked the cost of a nPw tire truck. She nonchalantly Seribbed out a $92,000 tileek anti namirti 3t tu tile Since that incident was reported, Mrs. Siaughter has been besieged with hundreds rif letters requesting money. Chisel Anderson Mrs. Slaughter's niece, says the requests have ranged from football stadiums to a lifetime income. One of the letters asked for $C00,003 to build a football stadium "somewhere in west Texas." I lenge eral Energy Administrator ) "4 r pliderit rtàii dealers in petroleum products, such - as gasolira, ststion ewners, to chal- Pres- WASHro:GTON (AP) ident Ford is corisidering proposals to ease the impalzt uf suddenly retnovirg oil price etleols if a compromise can't be reathed with Congress on extending them. Fed- AWf .6.041 tV"A I nrq.;,331MViVt,r,,AVt&.1g,', trt - al ft m induo.traa1 Film teohnicians ore HOLLYWOOD (UM preparing to grit: lot the first tirne since 1944, a walkout that could shut down all feature movie making and most television series. No strike date hal been set, but tho walkout could begin as early aa Monday, it was reported. You locals representing film editors, laboratory technielans, sound technicians and studio projection,- ists were authorized to strike Wednesday by the powerful Intemational Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes, IA'rSE, an umbrella organization formed by 23 member craft unions representing 113,CSAI workers. The etriLe woleiti be against the Association of - Motion Picture and Television Producers, Whin represents virtuelly ell movie mikers., . Although the opening inetallments of television ehow s for the fall season are already completed, a lenglly strike would eventuelly shut off all, filmed ehows, which covers virtually all eerie& Universal Pictures, a giant of the industrr, withdrew from the association Wednesday because of the impending etrike. The producers unit "is at an internal impasse," said Lew Waittfillitil9 chairman of MCA Inc., Universal's parent corporation. There are many individual, eomplen Issues involved. The umbrella union signed a threeyear contraet With the producers at aocistion two years ego. In addition, eat42 member union negotiates its ovin contract covering working conditions and other null issues. ' . ,, Shortly after 8 a.m., more than ,i' hours later and after numerous telephone conversations with authorities, the man released his nine remaining hostages and surrendered, Authorities identified the 10 hostages as John Kootatis, the owner of the sandwich shop, hi s wile, Angie, three of their children, two waitresses and three female customers. maternal', John Fischer, 23, was Mt in the upper right arm by 'of two shots tired at him by the fleeing bandit. The wound was minor. ne .MWMikl ttes Tiny gala blessed First family growth 1 Tiny Tina has lett a Cleveland hospital carrying what the doctor Bald was a normal, inches in healthy baby boy measuring 18 length. Tiny Tina is billed on the carnival circuit as the world's smallest woman and is only 29 inches tall. The tiny mother, whose real name is Gloria Hurd, is happy with the child. "I don't know what is going to happen, but I think I have been blessed," she said 'Wednesday. The First Family learned Wednesday it'll the patter of little feet. Lots of them. What everybody had suspected was confirmed. libtrty, the family's Golden Retriever, Is expecting a litter between Sept, 14 and 18, A room in the White House family tinarters is being prepared for the arrivals. soon be hearing VitirtatilikV TOW L111011:0 ' .,.JWS 101 , ft , E (5. , , WIM ).. !:e-"- GONETODAY ii i , Thes239 indulgence (11,.,,,406A I 41e IPr 411. 'K c47,,itt 1 TWO PANT SIIITS $ - ' 7 '59 ' ' he HERE TOMORROU t ) -- You're determined to lose those extra pounds, so you're ready to sign up at that costly figure salon and start exotising. But when you have to make choices about how you spend your money, shy not at home, and daily work-out- s try loggtng, and all the sports you can make time for. Then walk your slim new figure into 118 Furniture, and you an your take and eat it too. j, WE MUST CLEAR THE DECKS OF ALL SPRING AND SUMMER MERCHANDISE TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL MERCHANDISE ARRIVING DAILY. 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