Show i S£ Standard-Examine- PICK r 1 Thursday August 1974 r Opinion Poll: Jackson Ford Running Even 'O PUNCH (Copyright 1974 Field All rights reserved whole or part strictly except with the written the copyright holders) choice of Republican voters for and Ford as reported in June stage of the race for 1976: their party’s nomination in 1976 showed Kennedy with a 50 to 39 “Suppose the presidential elecper cent lead While Kennedy’s tion were being held today If jas reported by the Gallup Poll appears substantial Vice President Gerald Ford PRINCETON NJ — Sen! in June Ford’s showing should be evaluThe most recent surwere the runs Gallup Republican candidate ated in light of the fact that Henry Jackson cf Democratic nomination Sen and vey Gerald President Vice with Henry Jackson (Gov Republican party affiliation is choices showed Sen Edward an cent in 42 to 42 Ford George Wallace) were the Demper at a record low be- Kennedy leading the field Walocratic candidate which one heat trial early presidential USED QUESTIONS lace was second while Jackson would 1976 contenders you like to see win?” tween possible was third in the Here the are in All a those who indicate anasked in six questions rankings (16 per About one person virtual tie to with in the Sens Edmund determine other the choice survey not a make preference or had no cent) does Muskie and of relative McGovern Jackson George Ford popularity presidenopinion were then asked: In matching A heat trial between at this tial candidates 10 of of in six Kennedy early “As of today whom do you wins the support Democrats fellow (60 per his cent) 11 per cent of Republid of the vote cans and voters who of bloc of the large as thmselves indepenclassify Inc in Enterprises Republican prohibited consent et margin neck-and-ne- ck 34-ye- ar punch 1 one-thir- "The brain surgeon's done a marvellous job ahead and ask me something difficult! " — BO To Save Energy Eat Less dents Gov George Wallace tested as a Democrat in a parallel trial heat in the same survey fares less well than Jackson against Ford Wallace wins the support of 37 per cent of registered voters to 51 per cent for Ford While Wallace wins 20 per cent of the Republican vote and receives a healthy share of the vote of independents he does not match Jackson’s strength Democrats (winning 47 Houck who believes he is the among of their support comcent per nation’s largest buffalo feeder 60 per cent for Jack-son- ) to pared with a herd of 3500 — not including this year’s calf crop — AREA SHOWINGS said there are 20000 buffalo in In the Jackson-For- d “test Canada leads the Jackson election” POKER GAME Vice President in the West Schall said raising buffalo Ford is ahead in the Midwest has been akin to a poker game while the two men are in close and he lost one hand “If I’d contention in the East and seen this (increased demand) I South probably would have fenced a In the Wallace-For- d trial heat little better and not liquidated” Ford leads in all except regions He had about 150 animals in the South where the vote is recent years but cut the herd to about divided ranch Ford equally about 50 on the 6000-acr-e is currently the top he operates on the Flathead Indian Reservation south of the National Bison range “I got started in this as a hobby but the buffalo have been real good for the ranch” he said Schall recently shipped some heifer calves to Idaho for about $400 each He has customers in Washington as well and in his own region Houck said some people not knowledgeable about buffalo had been critical of their commercial slaughter “because it appears to be cutting down on their numbers” That is untrue he said “Most slaughter animals are surplus males and old cows All producing females are kept I don’t know of any productive animals used for slaughter anywhere” he said A spokesman for the National Bison Range said the entire lerd there probably could be sold at a moment’s notice In 1969 the range sold 79 buffalo which brought an average price of $36848 a head WASHINGTON Buffalo Profitable Roy Houck president of the National Buffalo Association buf- who operates a 50000-acr- e falo ranch west of Pierre SD said there are about 30000 buffalo in this country today About 5000 of them are on refuges or in federal parks — in Yellowstone National Park about 500 in Wichita Wildlife Refuge at Cache Okla 400 at the National Bison Range in Montana and smaller herds at other national parks in the West The rest are owned privately 00 (UP I) — measure” conservation the to study says Americans might be able save some energy a new study suggests if they ate less meat Almost half the energy into the nation’s agriculpoured tural production every year goes toward turning out steaks roasts and other cuts for the dinner table At the processing end meat again is the top energy user The study by the Center for Science in the Public Interest concludes that increased technology and mechanization are to blame Cattle finished in feed lots for instance use up a lot cf energy in everything from chemical fertilizers to feeding machinery before they reach the tender state favored by American eaters “and it might be doctor ordered” what the just The cattle industry for one disagrees and has already told the center it did not give adequate consideration to range grazing when it compiled its figures Meat however 5s only a small part of the report Called a “Lifestyle Index” the report tries to educate the reader on how many of his daily activities involve energy use —some of it unnecessary WASTES ENERGY “All in all” it says “we use about eight calories of energy to obtain single calorie of food This 5s a poor track record for a ‘developed’ people and a more simple lifestyle could cut DISAGREES some of the waste We could “To cut down on meat grow more of our own food consumption is an energy mulch garbage and leaves buy Ranchers Discover ! (CHOICE OF REGISTERED VOTERS) STUDY'S FINDINGS: Others Wallace Ford Undecided Meat food at the source1 woven and thus have already and cut out excessive packag- used energy in their creation an electric Using sewing ing and container use” machine on top of that probably Some of its other findings: results in more energy use than —A person who drinks two mass production methods aluminum cans of beer per day —The United States has the and fails to recycle the cans highest per capita energy wastes more energy than is consumption in the world used daily by a billion human followed by Kuwait Canada beings in poorer parts of the and Sweden Kuwait shows up world h where it does because that nation its —Making your own household considering items such as curtains or small size has enjoyed heavy The latest trial heat findings drapes probably doesn’t save advances in technology Its are based on 1071 registered much energy since the materi- citizens also hame a penchant voters out of a total sample of als used are generally spun or for Cadillac cars 1555 adults 18 and older home-grow- n oil-ric- with Campus Casuals Special Reg 799 Women’s Latigo Oxford Stylish tan e uppers have floral design Sizes 5 to 10 fi irJ man-mad- Women’s Smart Ties Plain toe uppers in Black suede patent Blue suede e patent Sizes 0 B JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR Man-mad- BY 5-1- -- O' ' X Women’s Popular style with man-mad- 8 Gore Flip Skirt e uppers Tan Sizes 5-1- Pull 0 on Pant flare leg Long sleeve stripe turtle POSTURE STRIDE Long sleeve for children iA fashion Shirt jacket has stitched front and back smart breast pockets and sharp back yoke for a unique look In washable acrylic colors wine dark green navy and brown Sizes 7-- 13 St 28°° be at the head cf the class when you team up jacket with Ardee’s high waist pant This completely You’ll washable acrylic choice of wine dark green navy or brown in sizes 1S°° USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN 23rd & WASHINGTON BLVD little girl Sturdy tie g with a long-wearin- Many colors to choose from sizes BVi to 3 etc M pant boasts flag pocket look just below the waistband and has full flare leg Your pants please you and your rootbeer sole Vamp accented with pretty floral design ARDEE'S CAMPUS COMBO back to school looking your best in Ardee’s latest 650 1100 650 900 450 cardigan top Vest solid or fancy Shoes designed Go JUGS i A classics! 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