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Show u. s. scene 'x & : iS had been warned - New FBI chief chosen soon? - Veteran FBI agent Roy K. WASHINGTON (tPl) field office in Jackson. of the In FBI's now Moore, charge Miss., vs reported to be in line for a Washington assignment that could lead to his being named director. s said Sunday that Moore, 58, The Washington was the frontrunner to succeed W. Mark Felt, the FBIs No. 2 man who is scheduled to retire June 22. Star-New- Acting FBI Director William D. Ruekelshaus, appointed month after the nomination of L. Patrick Gray III was withdrawn, has said he plans to stay only temporarily. la-l- t Home of Denver school aide damaged Bombs damaged the trailer home member of the Denver school board during the weekend. The incident w as the latest in a series of explosions and bomb threats against the city's school DENVER (CPI) system. I Two blackpowder bombs knocked out the plumbing in of Bernard Valdez and caused exterior the trailer-campe- r damage to the van shortly before midnight Saturday. His home was not otherwise damaged and no one was injured. U.S., Russ sign ocean pollution pact - ' - The pact, signed during the weekend at the Scripps of Oceanography, was the first step, Inimplement ing an environmental pollution accord signed in Moscow last year by Piesident Nixon and Soviet President Nikolai Pudgomy. Kansas man kills family , self . KANSAS CITY, MO. (UPI) Investigators said today Norman W llliams shot and killed his w ife and four children and then killed himself because he was depressed over business problems. Police, who along with neighbors and the family minis-tediscovered the bodies of the family in their home Sun- - day. Mrs. Williams worried mother had called from Springfield, Mo., after the family had failed to arrive fur the holiday w eekcnd. r r, St. Louis arrests 100 in drug raid FT. LOUIS, MO. (UPI) -Police arrested more than 1U0 youths during tiie weekend in ;a crackdown on drug and liquor parties at Babler State Park on the west edge of St. Louis County. Coonty police set up check their headquarters specialists were not able to confirm the reported decomposition. , The manager of the plant promised to correct the problems and FDA officials saw no need for a reinspection or legal action, the officials said. About IQ months later, the plant produced in two days canned tuna ILh that sickened 232 people from scrombotoxin, a poison which is the product of decomposition in scromboid fish such as tuna. An FDA investigation has determined tiie the raw materials storage fish was rotten before it waa room at the company's plant canned and the National Comin American Samoa. municable Disease Center reOf 96 cans of tuna fish the ported the 2332 instances of inspectors checked, they found illnesses. nine with fish they considered Star Kist recalled 173.000 decomposed. Food and Drug cans. This prompted FDA inAdministration officials said to the spectors in February, In draft Priests call for amnesty (AP) NEW SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (UPI) U.S and Russian scien- lists have signed a preliminary agreement for research efforts aimed at eradicating pollution from the world's oceans. ! Sev-erWASHINGTON (AP) months before a Star Kist plant packed two lots of tuna fish that sickened more than 200 persons, government inspectors cited 13 questionable sanitation practices at the facility. The inspectors reported, for example, that fish were being thawed in untreated bay water, cans were not being cleaned out, rain leaked through a roof onto cooked fish awaiting processing and cockroaches were spotted in 0 points on Missouri 109 leading into the park and made the arrests. Police said most of the a n est s were on suspicion of possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana or possession of alcohol by minors. YORK A grouirepresenting Roman Catholic priests and brothers has endorsed unconditional amnesty for Americas military deserters and draft evaders as a means to end lingering disunity over the Vietnam war. The executive board of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men declared on Sunday that "any past legal transgression involving efforts to avoid Indochina duty should be overlooked. "If it is to be a true forgetthe group said, "the amnesty must not impose any penalizing conditions such as alternative service or recording the facts of the case in ting, public records. Any penalizing conditions would not heal division nor restore harmony to the nation. The 14 board members, representing the heads of about 1X0 orders for 30,000 priests and brothers, said the proposal should apply to U.S. prisoners, fugitives and exiles. SALE STARTS TUES. MAY 29 LADIES SHOES CLOGS plant months after the initial inspection. The inspectors said they found untreated bay water taken from dockside to thaw frozen fish, numerous holes up to a foot square in the walls and ceiling, dead (lies on a 'conveyor belt and decomposed fish particles under a scraper and m the seams of a work table. Picking out fish before it got to the final inspection point before canning, government inspectors said they found 14 cooked pieces with the odor of decompositionand six badly decomposed pieces. Star Kist. a subsidiary of H. J. Heinz Co said it nas since tightened its quality control procedures. The FDA is weighing egal action in the case. The 1972 inspection alone did not provide what officials considered a sound legal case, they said. PLYWOOD PANELING ABITABI BRAND o:m: i AT SALT LAKE COTTONWOOD VALLEY FA'fl LAKE HUSH PUPPIES BIKE SHOES 10 VALUES TO $AQO SALE STARTS TUES. PANT! 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