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Show 2, ClashtnColerade Oid Guard Draws Bead on New By John Bromley DENVER (NEA) ~ John Vanderhoof. the incumbent governor of Colorado and present chair af the come surrounded by vironmental impact esti Rates. Brown's coalition of the cost-conscious and the ei- quarter century of surv: ival in vironmenially public life te his credit Vanderhoof was lieuienart governor when Kichard Nixfirst energy czar, John F left the governorship for Washington. Six months later the fallen czar was a businessman and his heir — Vanderhoof — was a whirl- given way to thefeeling that language, for which he is renowned. And his survival asa politi- Old Planes VILLANOVA, Pa rewea the woman in her Her body is frail and stooped = nansion whet she tives and her memory sometimes [ails in seclusion, tended by several her, bui what apparently bothers housekeepers. some of its older planes because eyear-old Rache! Fitier mestis “Her hands shakeas she taiks. oii companies say they won't Her memory fails her. Her body make special fuels for the ter marrying a %y ar-old service anymore, according te Welshman may cause the ts bowed and is draped loosely with a w l-worn flora! house Air Force sources. engagementto be calledoff dress,” yuirer reported The planes that mey be “| would be upset if anything “Her g y hair wes puiled discarded - older propeller happened to the marriage said back in a neat bun and she @riven aircraft that sre used the elderly spinster, an aunt of peered intently from behind her mostly for sport bu Happy Kocketelier, wife of the hornrimmed glasses. WASHINGTON (UPI; — The Air Foree may have to junk SHOO IN: facumbent John Vanderhoof (left) had the ubernateriai race in Colerade sewn up . until be hed out, some say unreasonably, at Sam Brown, Dem- fs —_eeratie candidate for state treasurer. had advocated the creation ofa ial state riot control unit to deal with what he _In October of 1969, Brown opposed the siege of the Justice Department which get ou Brown, a leader of stature ace sravenens iand the SDs) at the a 29 -- = é a ae mercialization of the West. o¢ ya nderhoof's charges of “radicalism” and being “an SDSer,” Brown hassaid “We is due to his great shrewdness es of mane Falter be tance: which November. It was this John siege different generations, difprompted ferent philosophies. But | “We're really being gouged. Vet Letter They also said rising fue may foree a cutback in tume. Refuted the Air . Oil firms have told ‘ Force that it is no longer worth eit While to make certain By 5 considered junking theold planes 44.4 eae tee 0 — ion jargest peaceful petition of the Repub! ic.” Tempered d by the McCarthy campaign of 1968, Brown regretfully withdrew his support for a later moratorium when Yippie — Jerry eee Abbie Hoffman reneged on ai turned to the family shoe busBrown continuesto gofrom iness in Towa. Later adopting Colcrade as his home, Brown community to community in wasinstrumental in organiz- Colorado, gently persuading ing the immensely successful those who wiillisten that he constitutional referendum hasa sufficient grasp of busiwhichkilled all funding for ness to be State Treasurer. Vanderhoof's cherished proj- Nanaertinns Boes|to the same ci: the 1976 Winter Olympic COMMUN BING 10 Games. The games, received an older sanaira with dif- il dan = aare aus. Adiilniebraling peaceful. with considerable en- did two years ago for its annual exempt,”’ Millssaid. They have been. They are now. They will fuel needs. continueto be. Officials said the end of the bombing of Cambodia brought a 7 per cent saving and the rest has come principally by pruning 4 e and i training i ad ich nam war, a remarkably looks like the Russian [geards my oF te gd western Republicans feel is the way of the future. He op- New York Timescalled “the poses busing and he supports the death penalty, but he joined John Love in voting for William Scranton at the 1964 GOP convention and for Nelson Rockefeller at Miami in 1968. He carries no Wateroer ane and was able to eleat wiih ease a priiary government in the history of chaleee from the Repub- agreement to keep it lieanright. So it seemed that Vanderhoof was headed for elec toral bliss — until the governor, campaigning in rural Colorado, began to attack not his eure spcnent, but Sam , m, the cratic & fo! treasurer. Indignantly, Vanderhoof told his audience that Brown is an “SDSer, a national leaderof leftist movemea “Can you imagine,” Vanderhoof inquired rhetorically, “an individual (Brown) with ne more training than leading riets and radical parades whe wants to become treasurer of the state of Colorado?> The Vanderhoot strategy seemed te be to single out Brown as a radical and thus damage the entire state Democratic ticket. All this seemed to recall to the electorate Vanderhcof's less pleasantside.In bis 1970 campaign, for instance, he Meanwhile, Brown had re- in World WarII.” Goering ‘Rubbish’ Items Picked Up By Collectors ferent values. Thesecret of where virtue lies is locked in the minds of Colorado's electors. But their perception of virtue makes the curious contest between Vanderhoot and Sam Brown one of the most fascinating The Air Fore already had wt nas come to 04 bh ‘Mata veterans organization has because of the expense of maintaining them. The fuel mailed to its members a letter alleging that we are about to put a tax on VA service connected compensation,"’ Mills said in a To save funds the Air Force prepared statement. ‘The jag alreadycut fuel usage about Kindest thing I can aboutthis gy. quarter compared to two isthatitisnot trae.” et the ae Hsing prices Se thothe AirKoree Denelits paid by the means Air Force icis auil still i Veter problem now is expedite that expected te tobuyan engagementring. Miss Fitler said she did not vourism, The average length of stay by inartied. 1 wasn't really interested by myself.’ She said she often worried about getting hurt by a false : cs “Maybe that's one reason why I've been an old maid for so long,”’ she told the newspaper. Deer Hunters i 3 are’ stan Get Top Coan For Your DEER and ELK HIDES aspects ofthe 1974 election flights. hands of Munich's 160-yearNEWSPAPER ENTERPIISE ASSN ‘The Air Force is now allotting | old Weinmueller-Neumeisier $1.7 billion or 8 per cent of its auction house. entire budget for fue! alone, “As soon as our catalogue was published, we had enough Tourism and gambling over- officials said collectors fromthe United States whelmingly dominate the NevaHowever, the oil companios and Europe tosell everything,” a da economy, National haveforecast a 10 per cent price spokeswomanforWeinmueller’s Geographic says. Mining and rise by the end of the year, Air sgncdhure combined realized said. earnings of only $307 million in Foreesources said. “The auction was just a 1973, less than half that of MUNICH, West Germany (UPI) — American and European collectors scooped up 350 soe of “rubbi: % felongihg to Nazi dictor AdoifHitler's deputy even before the sale officially started, a spokesman fer the State of Bavaria said The articles, , tanging from delicate porcelain to pursery rhymes, came from the private collection of the late Hermann formality,"’ she said. “EveryGoering, cornmanderof the Nazi thing was ear-marked any. Luftwaffe and Hitler's right- way.” hand man “The interesting thing is that A spokesman for the state of the articles were not the usual Bavaria, which stored thegoods sort of old Nazi stuff everybody wants these days,” she said. “There was hardly a swastika to beseen.” : ie The question arose as to why she waited this long to get ‘ommittee, However, earlier reports said flatterer. Geskis as I regardhis serv no He's young and al this year or ear! 14 students for training as ys said Congress had 10 ‘that she had to lend Wilson $115. Revolution. gen- the ideal age would be Miss Fitler said she chought ic ‘. i octane levels uf fuels just for LITTLE ROCK (UPI) — Rep. She denied he was marrying some old Air Force planes, like Wilbur . Mills, D-Ark., chair- her for her money because “he’s the 129, called the Fiying ny ¢ never asked me for anything.” peaceful occasion which the ° Viel Mitchell, then attorney ae sic vacationing inv Paim they wouldstsinEnglandor Beaeh, Fla “I have this house and this estate, Miss Fitiersaid lead a very quiet life. He wanted to y. you know. He would hel es Oppasnoa uoalaies ape 1969, According to the newspaper. she did admitthat she was 2 bit worried about the difference in ages i guess rt would be better if he had been older.” she said. “But you can't changethings. I ea my place and would be before,” she said. “I didn’t want companytome.” to have childrenand I liked being erai, to say to his witer “Tt Jetsber, of Lay. Wales, a butlersh 4 get married. i Sion bombardiers, navigators and plans to put a tax on Veterans 7 Ld ne Administration compensation th making industry vice-presidentdesignate. “Questions often had to be someone who is 60 or 65. He repeated —slowly and loudly — would Se more experienced and The sources indicated the Miss Fitler made the remarks before she would respond settled in his career and would be military was extremely irritat- in an interview in the Philaoman about te retire. She was asked w' ed over the attitude of some delphia Inquirer A reporter her age would want “Bul you can’t have things as marry & unnamed oli companies you want them.” man like Michael Roger cal figure, his supporters feel, called the “refugees fromthe occurred without him iN _“Vangerhool and{—are of Classroom because it can take up and his ability to preempt han think she had haif of the $5 million she inherited from the familyfortune, made ir: the rope- combat purposes, the sources said. Colorado was oversold ~ ine i Short, burly and magnetic ell, Va nderh of is 4 bry bh fe and ae toa ned mere than 60 per centofvotes cast. Te many the defeat of the Olympics seemed to bring the end of an era io Colorado and to the The old stegan “seli Colerade” ha ~ wholly unlike his urbane predecessor ~ anda cheerful languid legislature — not least by the color of his cer voted down ihe Colorado Olympics by a margin of wind governor. 20 yea con troversy over cost and en Governors’ Conference, is regarded by Westerners as particularly one of their own. He is a native son, a war here and a self-made man with nearly a butcher of the language as May Junk thusiasm at the time of their award to er, had be Wii, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 57 Wealthy Spinster Worried Her Engagement MayBe Called Of Air Force Ch UL. INTERNATIONAL Spanish Fork 798-2146 2091 South 700 West, Salt lake City 364-1826 i elderly persons in Rhode Island hospitals has dropped by two full days in the last five years, according to the state health department. The average stay is now13.2 days. 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