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Show Canada Rail Strike Parleys Break Off The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, August 25, IT Prober Savs Worst Over The Focklmrn ( KNuWlI.L!:, TIA (Ui) Sen Howard Baker vue hair mar of the Sn i'i Hater a 'i at' i omrinltt the "worst is oui' m tergate standa! p Vi w a Hi e e being touted as a 'ending for the I97b presiden-t- Ix-ha Watergate but no! gmr.g o be eli'e hv fa.'il' y ' da !' Iresidert fim injured u F t err " ti,e Tenne-e'aid Beiau'e of fas "i able r.dnin de (Xpir-urn t'e pres-an- d on tiles imoh Baker is to gm in' has no nla'i' to Un ome mesidi ntiai candidate a But he lace regional work stoppages, wa Canada's first since 1906 l the Judge Alan B Hold, mediator appointed kug said Fridas night after sides for meeting ssith both I can see houi more than an ms no purpose m continuing to declined He mediation" iod-tra- ticn MONTKFAI QIE efforts m Canada s nationwide rail strike broke s down Fridav night as the its old walkout tightened grip on the country Hundreds of tourists were Mraided. fattons shu down and thousands of worker- - la.d off b the transportation halt (kP)-Media- L MONT COME V. . It was supposed to be V) a surprise parts But how do sou hide 4 Dot) chickens Thi thickens, along wit 1J Unit ears of torn and ';,o walermelois still proside the faie buturda; for a birthdas for Alabama (mv parts (merge C. Wallace ( two-da- 1 reiterated i! Surprise Purty Fo r It aliaee? The strike idled more than employes of Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Had. the largest of the 11 lints involved in the labor dispu'e It also halted shipments of newsprint bound for the United States . elaboiafe The nationwide strike bv a series of rotating HJO.OOO d SATURDAY LEROY COB5S' T SEED DRUGS. He CAN TAKE A TRIP LIKE THAT AT THE PROP OF A HAT, Witness Unsure Charge Dropped In Nixon Threat KW OHLE NS I.V P) ( Federal charges to kill of tin President Nixon were dropped Fridas against forme! New ()i leans policeman Ldwin M (lauilet because a witop's could not identify him. authorities imi -- US f.ei.ilil fiullmg-housAlly said Ihe sole witness whose M, dement the e upon Controlled In Gem State A'snciatod Press in Idaho declined under conti ol Fridas, reducing to three the number of uncondoned fires in the parched Northwest was major finest fire 2(10.000 actcs Neat Is grassland and forest, some of of it in national parks, has been blackened The Pine Creek fire, 58 miles north of Boise in the Boise National Forest, was declared controlled at 2, bill acres A State ( ustody oiiiiul Wbuqueique said tiaudet had been removed from federal custody in and placed immediately slate custody on thiee counts of assault with intent to kill a police officer In Forest Flames Bv charges had been uii'ld not positively (laudct Oaudet has been in M . since m Mbuquerque, Wednesday when he sunen deied to his wife and lou-i- n ending a three due manhunt m 11, e lugged m mntains of not ein New Mexico forest fire expert said fire potential m the Idaho area eased somewhat when temperatures fell T to 20 degrees below normal The three remaining uncontrolled fires were burning almost 40 squaie miles in two states. lt.fliO acres in Oregon and two fires covering 11.12) acres in Montana Those charges were filed Wednesday m Taos before Norbert Judge Magistrate Martinez said the Martini'?, charges related to shots (laudct allegedly fired at thiee local policemen during the manhunt Oaudet remained lodged in the Bernalillo County Jail in He was being Albuqueique held m heu of 930.000 bond No hearing had been set on those charges Charge of Threat Until Friday's action. Gau-de- t had been charged in a federal warrant of "knowingly, willfully, unlawfully" making an oral threat upon the life of President Nixon That threat was allegedly made by Claudel m a New Orleans drug store on Aug 15, five days before Nixon addressed a cter-aof Foreign Wars convention in the city n no-ir- Mass Killer's Girl Friend or cuffed flare pants Supported for Parole LINCOLN, NEB (AP) -The Nebiaska Parole recommended Friday that Card Ann Fugate, who accompanied her Staik-Charles boyfriend eat her on a killing rampage 15 years ago. be considered for parole The board recommended the Judge Asks Change in Prison Quiz - A HOUSTON. TEX (AP) federal judge ruled Fridav that the U S Justice Departnew ment should prepare inrules allowing terviews of prisoners by newsmen e U S District Judge John Singleton Jr called rules and regulations barring such interviews unconstitutional "Newsmen, like lawyers and judges, need to sue up those from whom they receive information. and the interne .v is the most important technique of doing so," Singleton's decision said The ruling was on a suit filed by the Houston Chronicle which contended its city editor, Zaiko Franks, and another staff member had been denied access to two federal prisoners he'd in the Harris County Rehabilitation Center A e Singleton pressed by strongly said he was imChronicle s the persuasive testimo- ny". IRUE iEMPER. HEDGE Special, Each state Pardon Board commute her life sentence for mutder to a definite term of years a prerequisite to parole consid- Reg. $6 - $8 fcshioix for bio pi tees s'ers The pants toe :o cur., or a neat poc ve's in coftonn cordurov or no- - ron po yester cotton, sc d colors o- - p'oids po.yede' ccfco s' ms so1 id cobrx, S prmts s eligicon- i ov-- 0 m yea-'- e 'We1 toi omc suits ai wood cr roiyes'e'-woso ids or pcernc Regulars, 'orvgs only 29 -- o' $7-$1- Reg. b it sh.r' pode boms, Mem re r O" ro ,pcpr cotton c c c'x 5 to Reg. .re E cottcn V Porv S65-S7- d o ioreo pn" ic.ne 'o v c- -it pc ocVooi' pcmISv s j oe era fnere jP (Jumo' Preerrea) of e'e e and after-scho- ratc-- fur' SuDCWiae ppb ned top pla'ds or flora's in aery ic cc cr, nc ron pc 'y ester Sizes 5 fo take or. Feres p ji t -- n or ooli f a aay o' The Parts Sportswear misses better shirts, blouses 823 5 rad 20 Downtown end Cottonwood Limited Quantities, Colors, Broken Sizes. Sorry, No Mail, Phone Orders, C.O.D.'s or mens knit sportcoats 2" 0 Tie ond Coionwood Downtown The Paris Accessory knit shirts s29 Reg. the Voik (Neb ) Women's Reformatory, where she has spent half her 30 years. Miss Fugate described hot elf as "thrilled and deeply touched " Special - famous brand all-ye- ar At 3" he'ter-thon-ev- ond Cottonwood Downtown mens better suits $90-511- S "ai are rer? row u ,ou bcckoc: tyred end sas'ros1 Scoop vm "ave he- -' a m v od abe ccvl'u r at p ode? fron'1or r bbea Ants, sc 'O color; cr s'r pev seoer T'e DOWNTOWN ONLY Sole Starts Saturday 10 a. m. "It is our judgment by majority vote that society's purpose has been served, and Miss Fugate cannot benefit by and is furth.i1 imprisonment an acceptable nsk for parole John said consideration," Board Parole Greenholtz, ( hairrnan 'baby-jane- 7 -l 4 The Pons Girls If the Pardon Bo.ud reduces Miss Fugate's sentence to 23 years or less, she will be ble for immediate parole sideration 5" s eration pantsuits in plain 'n fancy knits new school knits to wear alone or layer-o- n school shirts on Reg. 12.98-1- Man-ia'cv- ,evc'r bcuse, ro- - to ro cotton o C zeo-l 5, ' j0 Sia rc'yestrr po:er 3C 3-- crec-- CD ,ftser Krf t 399 $7-51- 3 Reg cr lacy ns juniors pants 'n shorts 6 99 9 98 e care-fre- Co nor nor4s ofw ' k rif cl c 1- -2 pc. fashions Reg. 12.98-35.9- 8 .ara ond 9 drt OsO pn'v&se, Pt rts (r, rv Jo fO)On rr 'ear. CU C r sc' d 5-- 1 -- Caril, then 14. accompanied Starkweather on a three-damurder spree in 1058 m which nine persons were shot and stabbed to death m the Lincoln area, and a 10th was shot and killed on a highway near Douglas, Wyo., just before the pair was captured Starkweather. 19 at the time, later admitted an Utb killing near Lincoln The victims included Miss Fugate's mother and stepfar ther and died in the Starkweather electric cluir in 11V Miss Fugate vas convicted of murder for aiding and half-siste- e abetting him. and the jury scribed life m prison pre- TRYA HOMEUTE CHAIN SAW ! TODAY Reg. 45 98- 189.98 Cutlery steel biadrs b'ade e notched and serrated to grip shrubbery lor g SAITUKE Reg. 2.98-109- 8 ii": 'C' To)$ .:r a ad c v Downown OGDEN A. OfiIv Reg. 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