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Show Force, Georgetown, ns CIVillGftS eJ DESERET NEWS, Here is the list of 133 miliPOWs and five civilians to be released this weekend as reported by the Pentagon. The North Vietnamese will free 106, the Viet Cong 27 plus seven civilians (the list named only live of the seven civil tary Who needs lib? asks ians.) 1. Biss. Mai. Retort I , Air Force, wife lives In Bangor Me., prisoner mad Martha t.-- V Mitchell Ruckelshaus Combined Wire Services Feminist Jill Ruckelshaus has made a mild response to Martha Mitchell's statement she was "disgusted Mrs. Ruckelshaus was added to the White House staff as a consultant. of the Environmental Protection Agency, replied through a spokesman. She always had the greatest affection for Mrs. Mitchell and still does, the spokesman said, adding that Mrs. Ruckelshaus did not understand why Mrs. Mitchell was upset. Ruckelshaus Mrs. sometimes is called the "Gloria Steinem of the Republican Party." She was a leading Republican convention advocate of the equal rights amendment to the Constitution. Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of former attorney general John N. Mitchell, said in a telephone interview from her New York City horns Thursday that "I resent it that Mrs. Ruckelshaus had been given the job. "I Just resent this womens lib business," Mrs. Mitchell sad. "Equal rights we dont need that. Its silly. Mrs. Ruckelshaus, the wife of WIIHam D. Ruckelshaus, the administrator y -' "Youre going to have flexibility ail right; flexibility is going to be in your ability to cut one program or another. South Dakoata Gov. Richard Kneip on a special revenue-sharinplan that would replace federal grants for specific purposes with block grants. "Mr. President, when that great oay comes and I am convinced it will come we will always remember that, m days of sorrow and difficulties and danger, we were not alone; we had a friend. Israeli Prime Minister Golda Melr, responding to President Nixons hope that Israel and the United States will stand together on the way to peace. g n .v was Miles Davis fined $1,000 Thursday for possessing a dangerous weapon. He pleaded guilty to having a .23 caliber revolver in the luxury New York apartment building he owned. However, a charge that Davis had cocaine in his apartment was dismissed for lack of evidence. Quotable quotes . 24, 1967. 4. Duort, lt. Coi. Oavia n., Air Force, Canton, Pa., wite lives at Grissom Air Force Base, Ind., shat down Feb. Lt. Cmdr. Danny E., Navy, parents live n Norman, Okla., shot down Dec 2', '968 6. I. MeCuistlon, Mol. Michael T., Air Force, wife lives in Montgomery, Ala., shot down May 8, 1967. 9. Torkelson, Capt. Loren H., Air Force, mother lives In Crosby, N.D., prisoner since April 29, 1967. 10. Williams, Lt. Lewis i. Jr., Now, parents live in Tampa. Fla . pilot oft carrier Kitty Howk, shot down April - 34, 1967. II. Abbott, Ma. Wilfred K . Air Force, Lancaster, Calif,, captured September 1966. 12. Anderson, I Cmdr. Gareth L Navy, Kone. Pa., and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, captured May 1967. 13 Blevins, Mai. John C.. Air Force, San Antonio. Tex. 14. Bomar, Lt. Col. Jack W , A'r Force, Fort Madison, Iowa, ond Mesa. Arizona. 15 Brady, Capt. Allen C.. Nav, Norfolk, Vo., wile lives in Virginia Beach, Va shot aown Jon. 19. 1967. 16. Burns, Cmdr. John D., Navy, Pensacola, Flo., and Paoli, Pa. R 17. Chauncey, Cmdr. Arvin Navy, Glendale, Calif. 18. Coker, L. George T., Now, Houston, Tex., and Linden. N.J. 19. Cronin, Lt. Cmdr. Michael P., Navy, Pittsburgh, Pa., and Berkeley, AEC chief moves Charlotte Ford, 31, daughter of Henry Ford II, will marry New York stockbroker Anthony Forstmann, 34, May 1. SALT Forstmann has never Detroit I fathers I empire. "he the last survivof the oil and to birth the ing eyewitness gas age, died Thursday in Houston. He was standing on a derrick platform when the Lucas gusher came in at Spindle-toHill south of Beaumont, Texas, on Jan. 10, 1901. The gusher started the greatest oil boom in history. Curtis auto However, has been to once, G. Hamill, 100, she said. UTAH 1 p Duck Daddys Marsh in Canada Ronuld J., Air Force, native Gary, Ind., wite lives In down June 11, shat Va.. Hampton, Church News only 6 1 year mo year Force, Arlington, Va., and Mount Mien. Clements, 1967. Greene, Mai. Charles E.. Air Force, Schrnecrody, N.Y., and Needham, Mass. 73. Hlteshew, Lt. Col. James E., Air Force, Weston, Va and Goldsboro, 72. 42. Wideman, Lt. Robert E., Navy, Bay Village, Ohio; Lakewood Fla.; 43. Woods, Lt. Cmdr. Robert D Navy, Adrian, Mo. 44. Lawrence, Capt. William P., Navy. Nashville, Tenn., and Sal Ira Copt. R.. Donald Air S. 27. Marine S. Sgt. John ing. Nashville, Tenn. A. Five of the seven civilians are scheduled for release oy the Viet Cong. AMERICANS 1. Clods on AoElns, captured Feb. 1, 1968 in Huv. Worked for o private defense contractor. 2. Lawrence James Stark, captured Feb. 1, 1968 In Huy. Workdd for the Department of the Novy. 3. Michael Dennis Benge, captured Feb. 8, 1968 In Darlac Province, werkde for the Agency for International Development (AID). WEST GERMANS Bernhard J. Diehl. 1. 2. Monika Schwinn. COTTONWOOD MALL STORE ONLY mm TRACK DIG. BLANK TAPES SAVINGS CAR STEREOS $6 50 $2 00 $3.50 -- malt subscriptions are payable in advance Member Audit Bureau of Circulations. Saturday only ond Church News moil outside corrier delivery area only All $179 i 40-m- in ON THESE GREAT 199 64-mi- n. . RCA CAMDEN SONY ALL-NE- y WE OFFER YOU ASTIN-WEiSH- il 50-10,0- 00 CONSOLE PIANOS AT GENUINE $4.99 Limited Quantity CONSOLE PIANOS, BECOMING KNOWN AS THE FINEST TONED CONSOLE PIANOS EVER MADE ARE MADE HERE T including such famous artists as . THAT IS CONSIDERABLY LARGER THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER CONSOLE PIANOS AND THE RESULTING TONE IS OUTSTANDING. 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TV- - Cottonwood Moil i I :l 4 n a 1 20 Yest 33rd South ? ST') y '151V Em, ZtL C nL kVJI Will dUUin 278-462- 9 328-962- Free Parking t V Peer- who 104. Waggor.er, Mol. Robert F., Air Force, Steamboat Springs, Colo. 105. Wells. Lt. Col. Norman L., Air Force, Unlonvllle, Va., and Goldsboro, N.C. 74. Hubbard, Capt. Edward L., Air Force, SLawnee Mission, Kan. 75. Jayroe, Lt. Col. Julius S Air Armv 20. Army CW3 David W. Sooter, Vallejo, Calif. 21. Army Sgt. 1C. Dennis L. Thompson, Portland, Ore. 22 Army CW2 Roy E. Ziegler II, Springfield. III. 23. Marine Sgt. Leonard R. Budd Jr., Lynn, Mass. 24. Marin Sgt. Richard E. Burgess. Olympia, Wash. 25. Marine S. Sgt. Frank E. Ous Jr., no hometown. 26. Marine Capt. James V. Dlbt nardo, 5rocue, N.Y 103. Waddell, Lt. Col. Dewey W , Air Force, Breman, Go., and Fort Walton Beoch, Flo. N.C. Beach. Calif. 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Gideon, Li. Col. Willard S., Air Mai. Sgt James F. Pflster Ind. 19. Armv S Sgt. Joseph Rose III. Morgantown, W.Va. 18. Jr,, Indianapolis. Force, Pleasant Hill, Mo. 96. Sterling, Coi. Thomas J . Air Force, Austin. Tex., ond Fort Walton Beach, Flo. 97. Stockman, Col. Hervey, Air Force, Andover, N.Y. . 98. Storey, Mai. Thomas G., Air Force, Decatur, III., and Austin, Tex. 99. Stufz, Capt. Leroy W., Air Force. Eftlngham, Kon. 100. Talley. Mai. Bernard L- - Air Force, Baltimore, Md. 101. Thorsi ess, Lt. Col. Leo K., Air Force, Storden, Minn., ond S!oux Fells, S D. 102. Van Loan, Lt. Col. Jack L., Air Force, Corvallis, Ore., ond Tucson, Ariz., shot down Moy 20, 1967. Mich. 1966. 1967. 95. Spoon, Force, Hampton, Va. 66. Dramesi. Lt. Col. John A., Air Force, Grenloch, N.J. 67. Everson. Lt. Col. David, Air Force Aitkin, and Coon Rapids. 40. Waltman. Lt. Col. Donald, Air Force, Kellogg, idoho, shot down Lynchburg, Va. . Army S. Sgt. Nathan B. Henry, Franklin, N.C. 10. Army M. Sgt. Gall M. Kerns, Belletonlaine, Ohio. II. Army Capt. Stephen R. Leopold, Milwaukee, Wis. 12. Army Spec, 6 Robert Lewis III, Houston, Tex. 13. Army Sgt. 1C Cordine McMur-ray- , Det-oi- t, Mich. 14. Army CW2 Roger A. Miller, Hpewell JuretiQn, N Y. 15 Army S. Sgt. Stanley A. Newell. Peking, III. 16 Army CW2 Michael F. O Connor, Warren, Mich. 17. Armv 5 Sot Richord R. Perfi-conUniondol,. N J. 93 Sigler, Capt. Gary R , Air Force, Table Grove, III. 94. Smith, Lt. Col. Dewey L.. Air Force, Louisville, Ky. Cordier, Mai. Kenneth W., Air Force. Akron, Ohio, and Tampa. Fla. 65. Crow, Col. Frederick A., Air May 22. 1967. Providence, V I. 8. Army $. Sgt. David N. Harker, Okla. 64. vember 1966. 36. Tanner, Cmdr. Cnarles N Navy, Covington, Tenn., captured October 1966. 37. Terry, Cmdr. Ross R Navy, Lake Jackson, Tex., and Angleton, Tex., captured 1966. 38. Thornton, Lt Gary L., Navy, Porterville, Calif. 29. Vogel. Lt. Col. Richard D Air Force, native Willard, Ohio, wife lives In Hampton, Va., shot dawn Gordon A. Air LaCrosse. Tex., shot 86. Monlux, Coot. Harold D . Air Force, Sioux City. Iowa, ond Tulsa, Okla., coptured November 1966. 87. Neuens, Coot. Martin J , Air Force, Iron Mountain, Mich., ond Aurora, Wis., captured August 1966. 88. Nix, Ma. Cowan G.. Air Force, Tampa, Fla., and Worrensvllle Heights. Ohio, captured 1966. 89. North, Lt. Col. Kenneth W Air end N. Y., Cnauuouvu. Force, Welltleet. Mass. 90. Peterson, Mai. Douglas B., Air Force. M'nnele. Iowa., ond Laramie, Wyo., captured September 1966. Melvin, Air 91. Pollack, Capt. Force, Long Beach, N.Y, 92. Pvie, Mai. Thomas S. II, Air Force, New Castle. Del., ond Cordell, Air Calif. . 35. Swindle, Capt. Orson G., Marine Corps, Camilla, Go., captured No- I. Army M. Sgt. John T. Anderson, Nragora Fo'ls, N.Y. 2 Army Spec. S Jose M. Astorgn, Gukicnd, Co t. 3. Army S Sgt. Bill A. Baird, Wooster, Ohio. 4. Army S. Sgt. Horry L. Ettmuel-le- r, Pleasontvllle, N.J. 5 Army Sgt. 1C. Carol E. Flora Jr Brunswick, Me. 6 Army S. Sgt. Martin S. Frank, 5eilev!ile. N.J. 7. Army M. Sgt. Donat j. Gouin, nix, Ariz. 82. Makowskl, Lt. Col. Louis F Air Force, Wouchula, Tex. 83. Mostln, Copt. Ronald L.. Air Force, Delmont, Wis., ond Merriom, Kan. 84. McNish, Cop. Thomas M Air Force, Frankiin, N.C., shot down Sept. 4, 1966. Alton B., Air 85. Mever, Mol. Force, Fredericksburg, Tex. 57. Blis. Capt. Ronald G.. Air Force. San Diego. Calif., and Temple, 1966. Tex., captured September 58. Brazelton, Capt. Michael I.., Air Force, Ingelwooa, Calif. 59. Bridger, Capt. Bairy B Air Force, Bladenbora. N.C. 60. Brsdak, Mol. John W., Air Force, St. Louis, Mo. 61. Buchanan, Capt. Hubert E., Air Force, Indianapolis, Ind. R Donald Air 62. Burns. Col. Force, Mineral Wells, Tex. 63 Burroughs, Col. William D., Air Force, Indian Head. Mo., and Aurora, 34. Stratton, Cmdr. Richard A., Now, Quincy, Mass., and Pals Alto, by the Viet Cong: 80. Luno, Capt Joe D . Air Force. Orange, Calif , ond Roy. Utah. II. Madison, Lt. Coi. Thomas M, Air Force. Tuskegee, Ala , nnd Phoe- Ohio. . Calif. and Lemoore, Cant., captured May . Wendell. Mai. John H Jr., Houston. Tex The list of 27 to be released 106 Minn.; Winono, Wls ; and Son Antonio, 1967. S. down May Baugh, Mai. William J Force, Amarillo, Tex., and Piaua. 56. Larson, Co! 79. Force, 54. Boilord. LL Col. Arthur T. Jr., Air Force, Spartanburg. S C., and Lake Lure, N.L., captured 1967. , 55. Bart-Mai. Lawrence. Air Force, Baton Rouge, La. 31. Southwlck, Cmdr. Charles E., Navy, Seattle, Wash., ond Cupertino, Calif. 32. Stackhouse, Lt. Cmdr. Charles, Navy, Norwood, Ohio, and Lemoore, Caiil., captured April 1967. 33 Sta'k. Cmdr. William R., Navy, St Petersburg, Fla., ond Coronado, Calif. Webb, Angelas. Wosh 52 Cmdr. Richard D Mullen, Navy, Chicago, and La Jolla, Caiif. 53. Abbott, Coot. Robert A.. Air ,Force, Deckersville, Mich. Tex , H 50. Metzger, Lt. William J Navy, Wisconsin coptured Rapids, Wls Moy 19. 1967. 51. Moore. Copt Ernest M. Jr., Navy, MIHbroe, Calif., and Lemoore, Calif. 29 Russell, Cmdr. Kay, Novy, Corsicana, Tex., ond San Diego. Calif., captured May 1967. 30. Sondvick, Lt. Cal. Robert J., Air rorce, Frazer, Mont., and Farwell, 41. Edward 48. Medeary, Lt. Cmdr. Reod E., Navy, Old Greenwich, C 'on. 49. Mehl, Copt. James P., Navy, N.V. Belle Ho-b- down May 18, 1967. 27. Pol.crd, Lt. Col. Ben M , Air Force, Shelbyviiie, Ky., and Colorado Springs, Colo., shot down May 1967. 28 Rollins, Lt. Cmuf. DSviu J., Navy, loche, Kiev., and Son Diego. Calif. Fellowes, Cmdr. John H., Novy, Tucson, Ar!z wife lives In Virginia DESERET NEWS In announcing the engagement Thursday, Miss Ford said Hall, U Cmdr. Thomas R. Jr., Navy, Corroiiton Va. 23. Hugt.es Col. James L., Air Force, Waterloo, fowo, ond Santa Fe, N M., captured 1967. 24. Nyghey, Lt. Col Kenneth R., Air Force, Hohenwold, Tenn. 25. McDaniel Cmdr Eugene B., Now. native of Kmgston, N.C., wife hves in Virginia Beach, Vo., shot down May 19, 1967 26. Naughfon, Lt. Cmdr. Robert, Now, wife lives in Sheldon, Iowa, parents in Cedar kopids, Iowa, shot 22. Sept-19- Martin. Cmdr. 45 Navy. Denver, Colo., and San Diego, Col It. 47 McSwom, Lt, George P Navy. Montrose, Colif. Colif. Calif. 20. Dr. Dixy Lee Ray, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission apparently motor will have to move the home she lives in with her two dogs from a farm about 35 miles northwest of Washington. J. Alfred Outsail, Frederick County, Md., zoning administrator, said Thursday that county laws prohibit using a motor home as a residence. A spokesman for Dr. Ray said she had planned to move "within a matter of weeks. . . . Glenn, 7. Gray, Cupt. David Fletrher Jr., Air Force, wife lives in St. Petersburg, Flo., shot down Jan. 23. 1967. ot Money? No, marsh 18, 1967. 5. Fuller, Capt. Robert Byron, Navy, wife Uvea In Jacksonville, Fla., shot down in July 1967. Jazz musician fined Jazz trumpeter , since 1966. 2. Carpenter, Lt. Cmdr. Allan R , Navy, Sorlngvaie, Me., wife lives In shot dawn over Sonord, Me., Haiphong harbor In 1966. 3. Christian, Lt. Cmdr. Michael D.. Navy, Huntsville, Ala., wife lives In Virginia Beach, Va., shot down April Beach Va , shot down Aug. 17 1966. 21. Haines. Cmdr. Coltins H., Now Morristown, N.J., ond Son Diego, ond Dalios, ., Air 76. Johnson. Mai. Harold Force. Bloxesburg, Iowa, ond Overland Park, Kon. Air 77. Rosier. Col. 'ames K Force, Zanesville, Ohio, and Ind'on-apoli- s, mb. 78. Kerr, Cos,. Michael $.. Ax Force, San Diego, Colif., and Port 2A FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1973 S D Tex. 1 lank Cards Welcome t V s |