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Ordeal ' Help Me ALBIQt ERQl E N have never tasted this long H bal pl'as for help to a consthas to be a car battery that s ant tone apparently transmitted by keeping the keeping the radio going " open, police said Police said they believed tne transmission was coming from They admitted there was a southeast of Albuqw rque and chance ttm pica for help east of Manzano Mountains in' gh be a hoax toward Mnuntamair Ml possibilities, including that it mav be the Hy Over Area ' sta'e pohie and National a hoax ate being explored a said Wednesday Guard planes were flying our spoki 'man the atea with radios turned to Operators Plead the s'gnal Amateut tadui opetators Sand'd Crest The bov s umcp s.ud he and atop liutiiit-foo- t hi' father weie on their u,n lust east of Albuqueique brief to los made two wav imitait with mi, is south of Albthe bov and continued to uquerque when nis fa her col Come on back and Polar lapsed dispatchers plead kept trying to get the bov to talk to Us smite nioie, I .art sa if he w as from Albuqum'-que- . But the t (dm men mem but could get no answer bei s of M HA 14 a i adm- M Polue raced against a dying radio batter Wednes day as they tried to find a little boy trying for help Mnce ( AP) e Tuesday night The voice on the citizens band radio said his name was Larry, that he was 7 years old that he via- - hurt and" thui his father was ded I ather tollapsed He sdid he and his fatnm weie rahb.t hunting wlier his fathei collapsed m the diners seat of then puhup true The boy said the pa hup was overturned 'Were 1 SPACT' CENTER. TON (AP) In ,T i? communications fast sad Dave Dovle a volunteer with an enu-igcy radio group 'It ts a miracle that the radio is still winking su'd another volunteer Clark ' dry cell would Speakman The about pitas 7 Tr f help p m MD lHdil f Tne-- , dav The transmission boy s hanged inegularlv ftom voi Astronauts Akin Jack R Leustiia Owen Mexico Government Wins 2 Bombing Tests - Holtzman snd the courts must Congiexx in (hoiking unrest lamed pn-idential power or wo will be headed down the long perilous road to tyranny " The Boston judge said in dismissing the suit by Drman and three other Massachusetts Democratic congressmen. J Joseph Moakley, Gerry Studds and Michael Harrington, that the court could intervene in 'onlv war activities when there is a clear conflict between the executive branih and Congress Mis OHK The government won two rounds m (P) M-- "a-M- st court Wednesdav in the mntin-uinlegal battle to stop the bombings in Cambodia before the Aug 15 deadline set by Congress and the President federal appeals court panel here reversed a district court judge's order to stop the bombing, ruling m a suit brought by Rep Elizabeth Y The case alHoltzman ready had been to the U S Supreme Court and back A D-- The congresswoman vowed that it would go to the high court again Dr a Horn t- -t Broderick Crawford Takes Bride CLAYTON, MO (AP) -Actor Broderick Crawford was married on Wednesdav at the Louis St Courthouse to Michel, a los I ounty Alice Alary Angeles widuw was the third marriage foi Crawford M. who is best known in recent yeats for his portrayal of a grumpv cop in the television series ' E ghwav Patrol " It was the second marriage for Mrs Michel, 44 It who met Crawford in wood Holly- Thp couple obtained a marLouis riage license in St Counts Tuesday, one dav aftm daw ford completed a engagement in the plav Born Aesteidav ' at a counts plav house reception for the Crawfords was planned for Wednesday night at the playhouse. after the opening of a new plav Sites A "Everything s going just about perfect," Bean said as they switched on cameras to start the photo survey from their orbiting laboratory Scientists said the data from the cameras will be used to search for minerals, help plan uiban land use. correct maps, studs- water run-of- f and xur vev i rop and fmestlands ' It would photo-equippe- d pmbablv lake ground investigators decades to got the same amount of in- formation as thev arc gathei-m' said Di Thomas L Bat nett, a space agenev scientist By the tune ground investi Corners, arga wters Mexico, Cb&iradto, Amu na and Utah meet; to.'cdlamb m Colorado, regional planning Four Newt m ABA Sanctions several states, and surveys the Pactfic Ocran and the Gulf of Mexico The Private IVe W AMHV.roN ( AD - The Wednes-daAmenean Bar vo'ed for "dm puma!'7 tng prtv ate dm of m irtjuan i The ABAs polity making House of Delegates voted 122 to 7il to go on record as fa vortng removal of criminal penalties for private possesof the sion of "small amounts drug By a vote of 101 to St the house also idopted the position that "casual distribution not fot ot small amounts should bo treated in profit the same manner as private possession skvEiti photo was supported huh flew over a handful of tat gets fo collect comparison data Theres .salt l.ake During the photo run. Lous-m-.i called off landmarks as he operated the camera complex. here s Salt Lake." he sard We re over ffie Bonneville Fla's We can zap that one verv casilv " T at one point Moments later, thev were over Colorados San luan Mountains and Lousma took pictures for a geological mapping project He sighted a small reservoir and fold Mission Contiol. f killed an elk near there about five voars ago Nome Clouds recommendation that rog ulatorv schemes he estabParts of Texas were i lished bv the states governing ured by clouds, but Lousma distribution of mariiuana a noted ' I saw a little bil of the road from San Antonio to step equivalent to recommend mg legalization, was killed bv Houston and there's the a voice vole city of Houston " A oh-x- One of the suing congressmen Robert Dnnan, Rep , is the Roman Catholic priest who recently filed with a congressional committee an action aimed at impeachment proceedings against President Nixon, with the Cambodian bombings as one of the grounds cited for imp- eachment New York The three-judg- e panel headed by acting Chief Tudge William Hughes Mulligan of the U S Court of Appeals voted 2 to 1 with Justice James Oakes dissenting and Judge William Timbers joining Mulligan, to overthrow a ruling by District Court ludge Omn Judd ordering the - Gangland Figure to Face Date - NEWARK (AP) Reputed gangland boss Angelo Gyp DeCarlo whose prison sentence was commuted by Ptesi-den- t Nixon faded to meet a deadline for payment of a A 20 000 fine Wednesday judge ordered a hearing that could send DeCai lo back fed-ei- to pnson E District S Uarkson S Court Fisher ludge oidered to appear in court to explain why he hasn't paid the fine thiee years overdue, and to defend himself against a request by the U.S. attorney's office that he be sent back to jail unless he pay s DeCarlo was convicted of extortion in 1070 and the fine was imposed March 4 that sen year A E.-teni'e also handed down was commuted bv President Nixon DeCarlo Aug Pierces 17 on Dec 20 1072 PORK & BEANS - 3 89 Woods Cross TOMATOES GREEN BELL Authorities said at the time 70 that DeCai lo was extrcmelv ill PEPPERS The circumstames of the are cunently commutation under investigation by the U S Justice Department and a Senate committee headed bv Sen Henry M Jackson. TOMATOES Agents were sent to DeCar-Id'- s home in Mountainside Friday to warn that unless the fine is paid by Tuesdav an order would be sought for DeCarlo's arrest Asst U S Atty Jonathan L. Goldstein said DeCarlo's wife Frances contacted him later to say she had no money to pay the fine 1 RED RIPE 3 $xjoO CANTALOUPE for JUMBO We know what Downtown :tff Mfa- jBPafcs se Orem-Universi- ty Cottonwood Mall fetal Sugar House youre looking for. Valfey nl five v In Boston I S District Court Judge Joseph Tauro dismissed a suit b four congressmen and an unnamed airat Hansom man stationed Field at Bedford Mass bombings stopppd on constitutional grounds expeft-me- tsy airplanes photo-equippe- Of Marijuana through Thev focused on E lev sites more taigets than on am other pass during the run bov i then 42 Key Citizens Deadline Upheld and Garnett focused and Even air planes would take at least 17(1 hours of flying time to collect the same data Barnett said from SytatPs sis aide studies ct Houston's ertiaa dcFdopmect: water runoff and sid motstare m Oklahoma and Texas atmospheric ceiKLtkms j tte PfotfOT cameras ot Brazil received nil, uc jioup off the static 3' they tuk'-names of towns se, mliing for a community familiar to the band rad.o opt racoasi to coast say Larrv s have heard they bt oadi asts In the first hysterical transmissions from Larrv said his fatner was dead reported Dai lene Ross of Fontana wlm fust liifm merl ( alif . state polite ot the disiiess (alls luesdav night We tie, ltd a little tiov (tviug and st i earning" Alts Ho u.is In '1 it ,1 Kies s jirf and uatilimg help ' Mahlon Love, than man of the New M(ko S'ate Polite Boaid, said Wednesdav the radio apparentlv is boy's He said the radio dead going has been transmitting almost since constantly Tuesday night, although sometimes the tiansrmssion is simply a tone that sounds like an untended transimttet left open By afternoon, 'the Wednesday boy's s.gnal was getting prog ressnolv weaker and beginning to break up K gators got the information if would be useless because ever y t h i n g would have (hanged To Aid Studies Bean I battery of power camel as on the earth in a photo sensing pass that started in the Pacific Ocean sliced down across the I mted States, over the Gulf of its' ters HOES minutes Wednesday the Skylab 2 astronauts gathered information about the earth that scientists said could have taken decades to compile on the ground It was the most extensive ear'll resomics photo surves ever attempted i 1 losing All Aum st 9, 13?j Skylab Cameras Target Earth, Snap Wealth of Information My Dads Dead . . . 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