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Show imwnjjiwiipi DESERET Too many Demos to By George J. Murder WASHINGTON couple of weeks (IT!) - hold of the Democratic Party. The vanishing bar and dance floor are signs of the reviving hopes of the Demo cratic Party. They were eliminated to make room for an outpounng of party faithful and party contributors A ago. diopped plans for a portable bar at a private luncheon ii) Washington. Last week, at a scheduled fund raising , there was no dance floor. pem-xrati- NEWS, MONDAY, MAY 28, 1973 go great und-roise- rs Dum-dcrat- s c dinner-dance- w Watergate reason for thi as it on line about Watergate. Party contributors were showing confidence that Democrats were on the way back from one of the worst shellackings in presidential election history. trickle of recent years that did not nearly match the rate of flow to Republican campaign chests. Money is starting to come to the Democratic Party at a much greater rate than the once more mittee's debt than $9 million primarily because of debts from the 1968 is presidential campaign the mam turnouts. Ii dance hear their leaders lay le A i For the first time in years, the Democrats see at least the way open to got out of hock. The Natitnal Com- -- JT i m - 4 now down to little more than $J million. Democratic National Chairman Robert S. Strauss September plans a r to pare telethon that down. six-ho- fund-raise- last Democratic telethnetted $2 million to pay off The on some of the I CAMP MINN. RIPLEY, (AP) A pair of bald eagles, the national symbol and protected by federal law, have built a nest at Camp Ripley-ri- ght in an impact area on the Guard National artillery I 9 of officials are in a Col. and John Hohncke, camp commander, says the matter is not being treated as a joke. It is a criminal offense to move the nest of bald eagles. Conviction can lead to a fine of up to $5,000 or a y ear in prison. The nest is at the top of a dead tree whose branches in years past were blown off by ALA. fund-raise- n - '.H. these people lends itself to mass hysteria. Dr. Fowler said. The people are pretty unsophisticated, pretty primitive people who have lived uncluttered lives without a whole lot of outside contacts. ria. That .was the conclusion reached by a state health officer after a investi The conclusion was not popular among those who were sick. f It was definitely not imagination. said Marilyn McEac-hern- . one of three teachers who had the rash. gation of the incident. A psychiatrist who has lived among the residents most of her life agreed that the illness was imagined and not real. Dr. Inez Fowler the psychia- LINOLEUM trist said those who had the tuness. characterized by an it thing rash, dizziness and nausea, were not actually sick they just thought they RUGS 9.25 13.25 17.25 9x12 12x12 12x15 were. The rash first appeared May and before the day ended. 79 pupils and three teachers were treated at a local hospital and released. Dr. Fowler said students noticed a rash on other students and. because of their suggestibility. thought they had the rash. too. The personality makeup of 1 Re- cynicism over the corrupting influence of money in politics because of Watergate. According to Democratr Walter Shoren-steiic of California. Watergate will make politicians cauiio., of money that's out to buy something. Democratic leaders also are more than a little concerned about signs of a possible euphoria which could lead the party into an election-yea- r psychology of coasting to victory on Watergate. We can't automatically run as the party of honesty against the party of dishonesty, featured speaker Sen. Ernest F. Rollings of Soutli Carolina at last cautioned week's Democratic rallv. Meanwhile, he lias ordered fire directed away from the eagle nest. BERRY, (AP)A mysterious illness that afflicted more than SO pupils and teachers at an elementary school in this northwest Alabama town has' been diagnosed as a case of mass hyste- two-wee- k The of public Col. Hohncke is particularly concerned because the guard's summer training period begins next month. He would like to have the area clear for artillery practice. Hohncke says he sees no easy solution as eagles usually make their nesting area permanent. But hes hoping the birds w ill be scared off by the noise of exploding shells. diagnosed as hysteria amount the publicans even gave away batches of free tickets to fill the hall for their featured speaker, President Nixon. The Democrats are aware artillery. School mystery illness million by the Republicans. Camp quandary Spec. 4 Kennith P. Harmon, a military policeman at Ft. Lewis, Wash., puts on his nastiest look for charity. He and four of his fellow MPs are casting aside their normal good natures as they vie for the title of the meanest PIG in the 9th MP Co. in a stunt to raise money for a post emergency fund. PIG stands for Pride, Integrity, and Guts. a grossed by the GOP at a similar event two weeks ago. And the Democrats did it by charging $500 a plat? compared to a $1,000 tab imposed range. One mean looking pig partys Last week's party fundraiser at the Washington Hilton Hotel raised more than $1 million, topping by a quarter t ye!!o.v top', siamless see! Orcego fills tre reed. iback v.cter-re- s stant cose. Date telling dial, on strap $115.00 g LINOLEUM REMNANTS RUG RUNNERS TABLE TOPPING Buy & Save at 1 : KETCH'S 4th So. 7th W. 355-465- JEWELRY 15E. 1st So. Mezzanine 6 S.L.C., Ph. ut. 363-593- 6 CLEARANCE SALE ) F.O B. 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