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Show 4. 1975 DTSERLT NEWS. THURSDAY, v'- - i : ' A 1 ? V'v Afhiqh noon forBehtsen NEW YORK .urn S?. Lloyd Bent sea of Texas says he expels io have a high-noc- a skewdo wn wila Gov. Gecge C. Wallace of Alabama w the Texas Democratic presidential primary next year. He he'ieves he can win, and that the victory v,o uld boost him into national prcrr.ir.cnte as a W I 81 I I candidate The former Texas businessman announced lu candidacy for the Demoretic nrunmaticn for the presidency last February. He expressed his views on a vdiiriy uf subjects ui a uieeuug wnn LPl HAND 74-7- 5 NAME EQUIPMENT & CLOTHING r.nwwwicipwwiinwini editorial Board Wednesday. If Wallace should defeat former Gov. Jimmy Carter in Georgia and former Gov. Terry Sanford in North Carolina, Bentsen said, 1 think I can beat him Texas... in s- Katie 1974-7- 5 1 Penn Central to pay up NEW YORK (AP) Former directors and officers of the Penn Central railroad and the line's former accountants have agreed to pay $12 in a proposed settlement of suits charging mismanagement and deceptive financial reports leading to the lines financial failure in 1910. ' More than 50 defendants and the plaintiffs in the 20 combined class-actiosuits are to aerd a Nov, 3 federal court hearing on the proposed settlement. The plaintiffs included the bankrupt line's trustees and holders of common stock and debentures. KASTIi ACTION", 1 XA3TLE RES. 62s 110.00 6 74 92 Short, Wide SkiVsra. 135.00 TOLERANT", I KASTLE MODEL SKIS TREND", Short, Wide Ski; KG. 150.00 COMPOUND RACING" REG. 1 70.00 KASTLE n chjrxeksfcuar DYHASTAR REG. 55 jets sit, talks go on MIAMf Stewardesses walked picket lines, 55 jetliners sat on ihe ground for the fourth consecutive day today and National Airlines saw competing carriers sell passengers the no frills flights it originated. ... But there was hope among Nauonals officials ? and the airlines 7,690 employes thrown out of work by a strike of the Association of Flight Attendants Which began early Monday. Representatives of the airline and union bargained late into the night Wednesday at the offices of the National Mediation Board in Washington. The talks ai e scheduled to continue indefinitely. . (UTI) . Garbage smothers 2 escapees PITTSBURGH (AP) Two convicts attempting to escape from Western Penitentiary in the back of a garbage truck were smothered by the vehicles compacting mechanism. Authorities said Kenneth perrine, 29, of Mercer, Pa., and Robert Lenigan, 44. of Pittsburgh, died Wednesday in the load of trash. Their bodies wei e recovered when the truck reached a dump about 15 jniles away in Imperial. . Sadat may seek BOSTON (AP) I A CM. D, 58 120.00 DYHASTAR EQUIPE TS JR. SRI 2 175 CM, REG. 95.00 DYHASTAR CHAMONIX, REG. DYHASTAR REG, ffeff 1 50-- 1 SO CM. 60-170- -1 Sir 145.00 1 1 80-- 1 $-7- 93-20- CM. 3 IS 2 95,00 FISCH ER FISCHER GLM BLUE, FISCHER 90 CM.. 505, 180 thru 200 CM., 1 mOOEL SKIS 1 974-7- 5 1 80-- 1 FISCHER CGVERGLASS, 80-20- REG. 65.00 JKS REG. 85.00 4S8 CM, 0 REG. r SPIDER, HEKCEL HEXCEL COMP. REG. (Used Model) 170-20- 1974-7- 5 1 50-- 1 CM. 5 im 235.00 HEXCEL INTERNATIONAL AND FIRELIGHTS 60-- 1 MODEL SKIS 70-- 1 80 CM., your choice MODEL SKIS 1974-7- 5 vV pr 2 59 100.00 K-- 2 REG. T0 U.S. MODEL SKIS 1974-7- 5 195,00 K-- i OO 140.00 REG. junior skis 2 FACTORY SKI REPS. PLUS OUR OWN PROFESSIONALLY THAINES SKI PERSONNEL WILL ASSIST YOU IN CHOOSING THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT YCUR CHC!CE K-- 2 J2, REG. 89.95 K-- 2 J5, REG. 129.50 K-- 2 JUNIOR BURGER, 125.00 REG. weapons Massachusetts congressman says Egyptian President Anwar Sadat wants the 'United States to provide Egypt with new weapons, The Boston Glt reported today. t, ' The Globe quoted Rep. Joseph D. Early, a Democrat who met with Sadat in Egypt Aug. 24 as (part of. a congressional tour of the Mideast and fut hern Europe, Early quoted Sadat as saying he wants the weapons so the Israelis will not get i Arrogant with me. to the Globe, According Early said Sadat wants a ! HEAD 1974-7- 5 - modest amount of equipment from the United States, including F5E jets, TOW antitank missiles, Electronic warfare devices and naval arms. t HEAD IlSilf SKI BOOTS CA8ERMenT& Ladies PRO STANDARD ftiaht babies this time ,95 MASTER Two couples have left (DeQueen General Hospital with their own babies, more than a month after the fariliry apparently sent DEQUEEN, Ark, (AP) I Ii? i HEAD ;the infants home with the wrong sets of parents. The babies were bom in July to Mr. and Mrs. jjerry Fisk of Lnekeslturg, Ark , and Mr and Mrs. Gerald Tabor of Broken Bpw, Okia. fc.; of the hospitals board of f Ray Kimball, chairman .directors, said tho Fisks were the first to suspect a .mistake, when they found a wrist bracelet bearing .'the name Tabor" among the effects of the baby they were given. REG. t- - I JR. The newly merged Ky. (UPI) i i Louisville-Jefferso- n County School System planned !to bus mure than 22.000 students today unde- - a I f "i LOUISVILLE, feourt ordered busing program that has prompted tcals for a boycott of classes, v Approximately 22.600 of the systems 130,000 .students are involved m the busing program under a ;pla.i announced July 30 by U.S. District Court Judge i James F. Gordon. An estimated 12,000 opponents of the plan to .achieve racial balance in the schools gathered at the Kentucky State Fairgrounds and Exposition Center i Wednesday night to hear speakers urge them to keep ''their children home from school. K-- 2 JUNIOR SKI REG. JR. TYRDUA BINDING JR. GARMONT BOOT 129.50 ...REG. 25.00 REG. JR. BARRECRAFTER ALUMINUM POLES 35.00 REG. 3.95 MOUNTING AND ENGRAVING RES. TOTAL REG. 8.00 201.45 HUMANIC AIR FITTING SYSTEM GARMONT Junior B30T, .... 333 BOOTS BIRD HUMANIC 75.00 REG. 55.00 HUMANIC 434 Men's REG. 39.95 HUMANIC ladies REG. 21 35.00 1 REG. 1974-7- 5 MODEL 78 50.C0 MODEL SKI BOOTS 1974-7- 5 BOOT, 42 80.00 REG. 34 36 70.00 FEMME SCOT, REG. 75.00 RE5.S.S5 p REG. 8.00 1B4.S0 Mens PANT Sc 13 250.00 FAMOUS BASSECKAFTiR SKI RACKS FAMOUS BRAND SKI BINDINGS WITH 26.00 SR-1- 1 REG. SR-7- 1 REG. REG. LOCKS, 2 SKYLINE COMPACT 1 )Ree REG 40.90 SALT LAICS ia 00 OFF FAMOUS BRAND Mens & Ladies ASSORTED SKI GLOVES 00 RES. TO 8.85 JUNIOR HOT GEAR PANTS, REG. it snrrt NUIVIDLft 0ODIM 45.00 OO DEEM X I 1 2.50 TO 1 9.50 24.50 JO 32.50 23.50 WaasaBtttBK msmmm REG. TO OFF 28.00 PARKAS, REG. II SUADRALOCK mm RACK. 22.25 (SWEATERS, FtEG. TIPTOP Fcr The Entire Family ss: ADULTS REG. DEMETRE SWEATERS PANTS WARM-U- P CHILDRENS m 40.00 41.00 C.B. REG. BEETLE ORIGINAL SR-6- 7 Ladies & JACKET ENSEMBLE REG. TO 55.00 40 SKI BOOTS REG. SPECIAL REG, model MODEL SKI BOOTS KAST1NGER WORLD CUP FLO, RES. ENGRAVING SPECIAL NEVADA GT BINDING 1974-7- 5 MOUNTING AND EARLY LANGE M2S BINDING REG. 80.00 & VRstineer ADULT ALUMINUM POLES. BIRD GE2E MASTER BINDING REG. 55.00 boots Udies ASPEN, Mens ANSA 37.50. 2lm 0Q BARRECRAFTER : REG. 35 1 974-7- 5 SARM0NT SALOMON BINDINGS EARLY (Used) BINDING 3ST 00.00 90.00 WITH THE NEW HEAD TOTAL REG. GERTSCH FLO, REG. GARMONT 170.00 FISCHER QUICK SKIS WASHINGTON (AP) Minority pupils are more flikely to be expelled from school than white children school districts across the country, the government says. In hundreds of school systems throughout the nation, minority children are receiving a disproportionate number of discipline actions m the form of expulsions and saspensions and are being suspended for longer periods of time than the Department of Health. Education and children, : Welfare said Wednesday. Junior TARGA REG. 62T 100.00 SAN GIORGIO BOOMERANG SPECIAL SKI OUTFIT OUTFIT Big stick for minorities? land receive harsher disciplinary measures hi many CABER FLO, REG. COMP FISCHER SKI -- I Junior RECORD FLO, L SanGIORGIO PRO 155.00.... HEAD Kentucky school buses to roll ' CABER KG. REG. MODEL SKI BOOTS 1974-7- 5 i & 27.00 ? m dlIII mm CITY ityOf Cenvctfienti Farming At All locations . M- - |