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If ,,,,, ,,,,,,,L,,,::::,,,.?:;,:,..,: ,;? ::, ..,.,.i.,,:: E ToT,,,:.::,, lik::. .: ' 0, ,,,,,.li.,.': 4,y.,:.:-...',J,-;.- .four Cleveland The price tag on Miss Ilearst's stay in the modern Sat) Mateo County jail was calculated Wedmore nesday at $599.04 per day than the cost of spending a night in the presidential suite at a luxury San Francisco hotel. '''. ,,,..:1,,,, ''.... I'Ict .':. l''' -- - :':,' , , - .. - , , , .. , . .. ,.. ,::la ... ., High School players get perms to put under their helmets. Seems the coach told them, "No more split ends." Officials in St. Louis, Mo., hope 40 beds hastily set up Wednesday at the City Workhouse will keep Sheriff Raymond Percich from registering inmates at the city's finest hotels. Percich, faced with a court order restricting the population at the overcrowded city jail, has been trying to call attention to the need for more space to house prisoners awaiting trials. He succeeded earlier this week when sheriffs deputies registered two workhouse inmates at the Chase-Par- k Plaza hotel, one of the city's oldest and finest hostelries. The prisoners spent Monday night shackled to their beds, dining on lobster and watching the football game. Robert Same, in a surprise move, has resigned as chairman and chief executive officer of the RCA Corp., ending more than a half century of Sarnoff family involvement in the firm. Singer Diana Ross, who currently is starring in the movie "Mahogany," has given birth to her third child. The girl was born Wednesday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital and was named Chudney. Miss Ross and her husband, Robert Silberstein, have two other daughters, 4 and 3. Utahn, had attacked him with a knife and kicked him in the groin. At one point, he obtained a court order forbidding her "from using a gun or any dangerous weapon" against him. -- 6'.. UT 1 . - 7. Al - ' ''''. - M . , . - ' k , - AND :1 ill .; 11. .1. To N,, r His harshest criticism was reserved for U.S. circuit court rulings in San Francisco, the District of Columbia and Richmond, Va., that said the EPA lacks authority to make states set up and operate pollution control programs. Deputy EPA chief John Quarles noted that 1975 was the year when, under the Environmental Protection Act of 1970, "America was supposed to have clean air." "Emission controls on new automobiles are not enough," Quarles said. "To achieve the primary (antipollution) standards, we must cut back on our use of the automobile itself." But, he said, "the hard truth is that .(and) the things are not much better. air over our major cities is still not safe to breathe. Unless some major changes are made, auto pollution may never be bruught under control in this country. "We have made some progress, but not a great deal," he said. "But now, even the little progress which has been made is in jeopardy. A series of circuit court rulings. may bring these efforts to a virtual standstill." In a speech prepared for a Boston public transportation conference and released in Washington, Quarles said al tar:7.1 t, At .(.. k i Al ORS 1KII $114. 110) Nit Sit Al. INS LANWS i lit MI.N. i'l S 0 NI LI )111,l Best-Sellin- Ed 1 Ir lotith) Lafayette: Micro-72- g Mobile CB 2Way Radio E - ilia ..- -- L ar, ti low price; 1 ft., , ."1 L Alltk ataL ,,,, :' A 0 I Our - - ,2,,,t4fn , 2,,..kii;og-,--4e- .,J--- 0 ." ril C Trunk-Moun- 3 fin UlUt IL 1 ' Wa--s-W- 2" Oug Our low price: n11 . LII .."A, :rtp.adAdds cusNonse 11, 1 ; 'e nl ' w 1 - 1 ; i 3,-- for BIG sound bandevolt Ha. Impt4snce: 8 ohms . With 6 standard Vi. plug. 12-- ft . Ca $32.95 ,I Makes lamps and Appliances full', automatic, goes sour home a lived-i- strorti,, Ntevl wh,p meg 1 -- ''''-- ('i c ;',I,P 5 li '. ..i t4," ' ' 1 Irz LaEintiii-rmii-l,,,t, i tin' t .....3 OGDEN sale - PHos.,0 , 7 ,4 1,...1 t i the Catalog Order Desk in every !L one of these Lafayette stores. Ike, You'll find whatever you need at low. low prices...and Lailayeire'-'save valuable bme, too! nt 1 c rt;copr 1 V! I PI !ONE'S SWft rt I! S - ,jt gaz T1-- 1113 173 I rz3 0 AND $7 9 oinngsRetog.s,Lzoeng, r SPORT SHIRTS F ' YOUR OWN FAVORITES E -G- NECK SIZES TO 22" SLEEVE LENGTHS TO 38" 1,1 15 - ! FREE REAR-DOO- R PARKING IN THE M AIN STREET MAIL ,4 PRICE AND MORE. , i e -- WE VALIDATE 7.45 ...-;:t-,-,- .. I 4 , Reg. 974 to$30 ' : : SPECIAL ON SOXS, TIES, SWEATERS , JAC KETS AND MUCH MORE . ..11..(yo to 30 OFF ALL C R E ' oDE Rpl ITEECUDADRGD: CHARAGCEC :..- t02,:r...r,,,1.7-rl- ...,....mmi, ........,. 0 $ ell MEN'S FURNISHINGS GRAND OPENING ,....,;.. 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I Our low price: $18.65 t-- ,t,,,a, - Firs ;,..,p ' - : ,s VAO p ur low price: , ..,, surrs 74 SOLD IN RETAIL STORES BEING 24 Hour Automatic IT1 OnOff Tuning Deyiçe,EU I tfr-".."114- Headphones A ! ! 7I .. , I .60 1 KNIT FABRICS IN THIS QUALITY TAILORING ARE SWEDISH SI NIKO t'Techni:rmlern II Antenna t 1N, Rw.M. ucer s $ - ;,' , 39- 3 , r , . transceiver boasts This mighty-mit- e input power on all 23 chdlr-ichexcellent has receiver stability. gives dependable superhet squelch performance under difficultll conditions. Features include variablefillet lot audio. plus 455 kHz mechanical No 1,is..mt., t1U,S - tt,11t.S Hy. .0,0 noise limiting. push-pu" hole.-1,the t,unk Toove. improved selectivity and ddiacent channel Hection. Range Boost" circuitry tiny , tr itll oof Weathvi di tOrtiler, i, w phdsi ng adds greater range. Dynamic microphone. DC. powt2r (able, crystals. - f6 1)Iii:.SS .. .,,t,,v,t,. c- knit fabrics 9 T LI NEA says A IS I selection in this group, all of the finest swedish finest tailoring hand detailed and, of course, the latest styling. Grand Opening price. A big biz ot)l 40, ., us Su SUPER DELUXE SWEDISH KNIT fact-findin- g I fits . , - 4.14' '''''" ;'; - '' . SIZES fact-findin- t.lti.t.!, ,.- , i WASHINGTON CUM The president of the National Education Association warned today a recent rash of 160 teachers' strikes was only the beginning of teacher unrest unless Congress gives public employes the right to strike. John Ryor, in testimony prepared for a House subcommittee, called on Congress to place public employes and employers under the National Labor Relations Act, which established procedures for union organizing and contract negotiations in the private sector. "Public employers can't have it both ways. They refuse to bargain and then impale public can't employes because they strike after being goaded into extreme action," Ryor said. He asked for machinery to resolve impasses between public employers and employes, including a union option for binding mediation, and the right to strike. A strike, he said, could be enjoined by a federal court where it threatened public health or safety. 0001, , Big and tall men! Now here's a store that serves you exclusively. Lord's is opening with a fresh new inventory with the smartest nevi fashions, men. Choose from tall and extra tall sizes 38 to 58, and great values because you'll pay no premium for extra hard-to-gsizes for hard-to-ffrom large sizes 40 to 60, with slacks from 34 to 66. Slack lengths .'' -.' to 40". Yes, here's now a store that serves the big and tall man ; , ,,:i,,, '' : I.ord's offers top quality tailoring and outstanding style exclusively (;,-,littA I A '14'OKs: i in suits, coats, sport coats, ,outerivear and slacks, furnishings and ,, ' , EXITAL I 4, amazingly low prices. As a Grand Opening special offer, you will receive more than ever on men's big and tall fashions, So don't ' H ' - ' ' ' : delay. Hurry in during Lord's big G:and Opening for once-in-a- . ,. .: .v.:-- , a ' lifetime sale values on big and tall men's fashions, ,..4 , ,! m. .,,, 4 too 11 CZliI,I'CI CZ3 C lir l't1.li For anytlung In' elekeetret s Can Lafayette. Lafayette Baseloadeit 1 .11aid ''' 1 11 SALE CONTINUES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY and his nearest competitor had 39. Robinson, mayor of the western Iowa community of 622 persons for 18 of the last 22 years. now has until January to decide whether to take the job again. needed, the nation missed its clean air deadline primarily because U.S. dependence on the automobile did not slacken. WASHINGTON (UPI) Little has been done to rid America's cities of dangerous auto pollution and unless major changes are made, the problem may never be brought under control, an Environmental Protection Agency official said today. : 14 ,.......,.,.,..,,,,:.,,;...5,,,,,:..,..,;.,,..,,..0,,L,k,,i .:., Right to strike air . - x. . :'' ,. ,,,,, V.4, . ,,,,,atm ,,.. The - 1 5.,..,... .1,y 1. 4,L,,,,a..7,.. r '' - , st- - 'never-neve- r' The NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Coast Guard Wednesday with drew most of its units from the search for nine men missing in a Gulf of Mexico helicopter crash, but a spokesman for Petroleum Helicopters. Inc., says the company will continue a sea and air search. The Coast Guard pulled its cutters and other boats off the search, limiting its search units today to two airplanes. However, company spokesman Frank Lee said the firm will continue to deploy boats and helicopters in the seq ch. The locator signal attached to the missing helicopter is good for eight days, he said. "So, we'll search until there is no hope left of , finding anything." ' - ''''441. . . n Muriel Jenkins said. Whatever the recipe, it has worked well for Thomas Jenkins, 88, and his wife, 85, who marked their 65th wedding anniversary Wednesday in Rosielare, Guard calls off search for 9 men .. Mayor Ken Robinson of Bayard, Iowa, was so fed up with bureaucrats and paper shufflers that he refused to campaign this year. But it didn't do him he won anyway on a any good write-iballot. Out of 16 names written in on the ballots, Robinson got 72 votes "My husband told our minister the other day that after so long he just learned to let me have my way," Mrs. Meyer, 52, Williams, a former ' .' Can't lose job 'I get my way' divorce Wednesday. on other ,. Storm is over ar times 15 federal prisoners in the west. according to the Bureau of Prisons, "This is the highest amount Edward Michaels, who stepped out for a walk after a chop suey dinner seven years ago and never returned to his wife and five children, is legally dead. But federal officials say he is alive in the Chicago area working at odd jobs at age 76. Attorneys for the Social Security Administration and the Justice Department Wednesday presented a judge with two documents bearing Michaels' signature and current address. Michaels' wife, Helen, of suburban Northlake Ill., 54, who is seeking government assistance for her family, burst into tears. She said she was certain the signatures belong to her husband. Chudney is here The stormy five-yemarriage of nudie movie director Russ Meyers and sexpot actress Edy Williams ended in It was also a sum greater than that spent 'Dead' man alive chief quits RCA fund-raisin- I've ever seen paid: said Fred R. Dickson, the bureau's regional administrator. He said extra help was needed to handle the bomb threats and hundreds of pieces of mail sent to Miss Hearst, who is awaiting a hearing on whether she is mentally competent of standing trial for armed bank robbery. The primary expense was maintaining tight security for the woman who made the FBI's most wanted list as a fugitive member of the Symbionese Liberation Army. San Mateo County Sheriff John McDonald said 43 extra shifts had to be filled to handle the needed security. A (UPI) jailed celebrity can cost taxpayers plenty, especially when the prisoner is newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst. 7 4 ,l',,.,,, :,,,,.:,, ; :!'n:':e:;ite.,''. :.,:e- duty-boun- 5.,,,.., SAN FRANCISCO ''''',:: I ,r -- . ,, ,::' ,...4:73t1-,,,,..,,,,,, q 4 :!:;:7 T36, ii:::, CAP:! 1i two, ,t.:: ,.,,,::. '..1:$.1k:.':.::::::H: N :::! , 4,:::,:, ,t,,,.....,,, ik';!:.. :i:::,.,.. ,,,:,,,:,: ,,z,:;,,,:,?pct INI '',,,Ii:: -- m,4,:,,, to;,S - court-ordere- It ' Al V.1,..t.;7:,:;''.'"'.',!k!,,::,:'''',4'',,:,,;:,' t: - t:,..:: :.,.. 7,,,,, t! Protection also cost Ford a trip to Louisville, Ky., last month when local authorities said the furor over d busing made the city no place for a president to visit. though, to fulril the Ford feels pledges he made as vice president and flies almost g events, weekly to Republican party million for $3 than Aides said he has raised more the party campaign fund. Most of the money will go to local candidates. Bin, they said. Ford will benefit from party support he is gathering but has not yet fully mastered. costs $600 a day to keep Patty in jail ,t?,,i' n, ....,.1'4;,,;..,,Nkil ::,::::,: 0..,..: ,.,4,-- ii 'Ng :.,:.,:::::.7::;' ,: .:iii,..:1117 '',',,,: yi':'.:::', .4. i'..' !..: I..) :: ,.,,. 't, 10311t:r ,,,,0 ',':::.' enjoys. 0717-7- ,,,r:',7,:x ,,,,,;: Ritzy jail Miss 5:,,,, Eight husky L.A. Rams show their well turned legs. Is it a new chorus e line act? No, just a wrirmup. Elsewhere in Los Angeles, father." charged that , ',.;:ite. , , ' ,;:.,,-,,- . 4..,,. ' ,, ..;:;:l. :.!.,,i!. ,.. ),,jiF r ' ';'.':l':' 1 ,,..41, ,,,:, 51:.',..,...':', 4.1 :?,,,;,,,oir;:','' :..;:. ,s'e.., ' :,. ,i,,,,..... W.'., ,i)L ,,..;',4 tot.7;:...;1. ' ' ...:,f.: .c.,H ;;:'; - :: :.,:,,,:. 4,1,1 : 4.4.t ..,t,:::1(:: ,t,,- :t; :nes-1"- 4. st fo.;:t. :;,... A ,,,,et, ,sio.,'g...4,ki ;.- - ';,:'-'- - yik-- , go,4,,,OVs'''' '... ' .::;:, ..':'::':::.' :" :',..,..J, It :" k), ,p.:;::",, "... , l'.!,: .!'i','";, g, ., it- fi is; 4 rs :,; .' I ;. ,,,,,,t,,,,,, , , , '",73 I ,......: .,,, 1 iff,, ..e,i,:flti ;'''-- 4 :,;,, r, I ,, ,,t,..4,,).,;,....,k,-- .N.,";. -- t. ,"':;.::,:.; t.:4 ,,,,;.,,....,,,...:;,::;?,...,,.,,,..;,, ..:,,,,,,,.;:.:,,, :,,,,,-;ito- ,,, ..'' Combined wire services When veteran school bus driver Jerry King passed out at the wheel, the 45 students on the bus saved their own Jives and his. The Orlando, Fla., teen-agewent into action after the driver lapsed into an appar cat diabetic coma while driving the students to school. Faith Brant. a student passenger, jumped to the wheel and pulled the vehicle to the curb. Meanwhile, using the bus radio, Danny Ortiz summoned an ambulance. Other students kept King warm and dabbed sugar on his tongue. "He was pure white and freezing cold," said Mike Purdy. "They told us if we hadn't gotten him to the hospital he would have died," added Ortiz. King was treated for insulin shock and released, His first words on coming to were, "Is everybody okay?" Later, the students jumped to King's defense after learning he may lose his job because of Tuesday's near tragic incident, "In case he has to leave, maybe he could have a job in the dispatch office," suggested Chris Hottinger. "We want things to go right for him. Ile's like a , 7,7111r777:-- worownwtp54.,7,,,:....-..4i,,,,..f',',li,,tomil, ..,..,...,,, .. ,: I bus, driver I presence may aid him in next year's presidential primary cgainst a poss,ble challenge from former California Gov. Ronald Reagan. ay at the White Other aides suggested Ford House over Christmas. The President's travels have already been restricted for security reasons. The alleged attempts on his life in Sacramento Sept. 5 and San Francisco so Sept. 22 ended the free access to street crowds he President Fords advisers can't decide if he should travel more or less to increase his popularity, White House E ou re es said today. The traditional Ford family Christmas skiing holiday in Colorado is included in the debate. Concern over presidential security is a constant negative factor in any White House talk of Ford travel. But the political value of the trips is the core of the current argument, the sources said. Some of the talk cites public opinion polls which show a trend against Ford keeping up his travel pace. According to some interpretations, travel might not pay off politically at a time when the economy. although generally considered improving, is far from prosperity levels. The sources cite concern that Ford's holiday jimkets to Vail, Colo.. a winter resort of the wealthy, may backfire at the polls in 1976, when the pocketbook could be a deciding factor in many voters' minds. Some advisers think Ford should practice winter skiing on New Hampshire slopes instead, where his WASHINGTON Kids save I s travel dilemma For 2A 6, 1975 DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEABER T ACCOUNTS o OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY Till 9 P.M. I |
