https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/526c981b1b4744b1ca37d28a357ffb8e.pdf 282311e0ee600c692cc3fcbec7be8d5d PDF Text Text . ' ·Pay To Congress ,: I r...llhf Morch24 CHANGE OF HABIT Ttdlnloolor EIVII Prellty Miry Tylor COiorcarloora: Millie Mlct Trio H.ln-Loso Wolf Cool Cot ' ', ' All MltMd UD ' I ..... Valled PrOi• ~lltDII , ·"A~. tblii .PQ!nt," he said, "the • for contempt of a coUrt ..r.Jiit,;: The nation'' lll'llt IK!bil prqvl!ions- o), the llow!a. and to return to work. He Mlcl1'11> atrike was over · todlih and ~nate bills are towUy lnade' they were not baCk 011 ~ ll!li. Congress sat dowJi 'to ~ ~ide quate and our dematlds are by 5 p.m. EST today the lliiiGil' hOw tilg a pay raise it will niilch'hlgher." would be fii)Od $10,000, lild·ijf, · grant the '1\BUJl!en. 1 PO!Itmaster General Winton they weren't back by TliUrilliY;. New Y!irk CitY, where. W·aU .. M, BlOunt caUed in the leaders they would be fined ··anQclllir atarled_elght days ago, wu ibO :of the seven pGilal unions this 120,ii00.. The fine, he only maJor holdout. But back- a(temOilll to . discuss othell' would IIICI'e88e by $10,1110 .-cb .. to-wol'l< votes In the Borough& · demands.•£It said at a news succeeding day of the atrille. i.;;,' ol Queens and Brooklyn lndlcet- conference Tuesday night workIn addition, Guat4ve Jllllrml, ed aU the city probably ~ ers were returning " In over- the union leader, Would be "!llod· would join workers In 13 other whelming numbers. • J think $500 a daJ. . ·• • states sorting • backlog of what we have is a return to At the height of the, milllons of pieces of mall. work generaUy throughout the 208,269 pclllt olllee Until the postmen ·'retUrn In countcy, e.cept for downtown - · off the ,Job , Manhattan, mllitaty ~raonnel New Y«k." Nevada, California, · eaUed In by Pr•dent Nlxoo Mail service resumed Tues- Minnesota, Michigan, Olllo,., were doing their beat to keep daY In such majot c)ties as Pennsylvania,Connecllcut,NI"I':, pootofflcesoperaUng,althOtlgh Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Jersey, New York, "'" i•. there were no deUverles. Los Angeles, Newark and San chusetts, Colorado and ~~: In WaShington, Senate and Franclsco. Island. The number ~il ,'• Houae conferees met today (at Federal Ju<lge Frederick dropped 14 112,9!6 by ~ -' 10 a.m. EST) to try to Iron out Vanpelt Bry_ant' Tueaday night paving the way I« ~~ dlffei;ences In bills granting pay cited Bfanch 36, the Manhattan agreement to .negotiate '·' raises to ll)80men. But James local which started the strike, union leaders. ;.,• Rade~.cher, president of :tulld SHOW START 57 P.M. Wod,.liloy & lll•rscloy Mlrch25-26 -NOT OPEN When it comes to new wheels, get a loan! 'l'• , •.. 0 •• ! · •• ,,f ' · , ~ ' . • ' ' · · , MERS...::'ib.~~ ebM'Iellcien of.IAtut FaDI took lint place h!JIC'I',~ ·I ..l ' w1111 Jl.adlne a-lelda l!ll~r nlabt at the l!'lnt ADI)ual Fifth llld Sixth orade lliMetball'j'oUI!'!" at Raolnl! .&IGr Qllh. M.otJna up the Letart II(UA!I; an left to right, frlllt CleryliMillll andQoti!J Wa~Dr.; bilck, JanleSmltb and ICIInmy Jarrell, ': .. . ' • J . • ' the National Association are auto loans at low rates and at high rates. We offer one of the, most reasonable loan plans In to.111n. Investigate it today! -, . ,., ,f! . j . ... ... . ' . ' ' ' i~ ~ . �' .. . .". '"' ;·.:AAv CRCIMLEY ' WIN AT BRIDGE Coup in Cambodia M(Jy Hurt Hanoi By iAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondtnl' WASIUNGTON INEA) - For decades in Cambodia several families have vied for : economic power. Tbey have soul!hl political strength as a • tneans of controlling markets. fand and other less well· . : publicized sources of income. • Prince Sihanouk's relatives fortn one such family. They : have grown fat and wealthy. They have made favorable • economic deals with the North VIetnamese and the VIet : Cong. Tbey have connections. with French and Italian In· : temational commercial organl!atlons. : ~onents have accused them of making millions through • po al corruption. : Tbe men who reportedly engineered the Cambodian coup : represent rlVal families. : · For one, this group Is understood·to have close economic .: connections with the Cambodian Chinese merchant com· : munlty., J.~e connection 1s£ · onomlc, not political. Most 'Careful Cal' Is a Caution ' By Oswald & )ames Jacoby [' NORTH 25 .AKJIO ¥J52 ' tK8 .QJ52 WJ!ST · t:.UT (D) 68753 6862 ¥6 ¥ Ai084 t7642 tQI03 ' .9743 .AKS · SOUTH 6Qf ¥KQ973 tAJ95 .106 Norl.h·South vulnerable Wesl North East South I. 1¥ Pass Pass in a clear ings. Ukely. . Though things today ~~ · so much ~ttet ,for him, lllal "-•::.:..> does noi mean there are any presidenUiil .~oughts about · 1972 or even 19'16-. He .is ~ot taking easy re.e~!lll here.forl granled, eilf1er. ;./ . . . 1'he night · before the· big St. Patrick's~t)ay•patade. in · SOuth Boston, he held an Important slrilleiY.,m~ng with key advisers In his lofty. lloston office. Tliere Had , been . others in February and l>ecemher. Kennedy's brother·ln· law, Stephen Smith of New York, a top expert, atleilded only the firsl session. "' " ·" · Y•· ' llinth'r~ote. Probably he cannot come cloae to lion vote margin of 111114, when he was Sen. Barry Goldwater's weaknes& as .a nominee, by syinpalh1 for himself as the back, and by sy,mpalhY for . wants · his ·'!b!lltYn!P. ijo . : ialiliCii 'mrfiUstile"l!\ ,,nlltJF\ON"""il'"lfl' j' l. 1d(ill '! .\Tiie 'CIIfuue rnercl)a'bts c ..,!to' bitterly "Willi 'lite 'lOCI!I · · • llorlh VIet·amese middlemen. •w •• · ·· ·1 : ~ There is :Uie~~i.son to heUeve'the "coup't in cambodia : wu se) olf JY these economi~ rivalries. : Tbere are 300,000 to 600,000 North VIetnamese setUers In : Cambodia. These VIetnamese are the middlemen In much : ol <;jlmbodia's rice and ftsh trade ln the vlllag<J. . • They're hated by Cambodia's farmers, who compare : their own poo"t llving witll that of the VIets. The situation "Is not unlike tbst m•cSukarno's lndonests, where Chinese, : u middlemen, were so hated that many who were not Com· : munlat nev~rtheless died in lhe ~nti-Communlst purges. = On the whole, these North Vietnamese residents, 8licl the •Hanoi·VIet Col)g military, are supremely arrogant toward Cambodllllll, wbom they regard u racial Inferiors. • 'Tbls bu ~to ~P hatred against all Cimbodlan VIet· :name11e·. ~~Is a hate ea~y fannet! by Cambodian leaders. bu gone almost without notice in the United S1ate1, of the heaviest Camhodlan demonstration-attacks m unities In Cambodia of late was antl~onimunlst setuement. VIetnamese poUtlcal moves may he de' weaken the position of the VIetnamese to Win populsr suppoit for the coopsters. of the CambOdian coup will give no, Or· to the men responsible for Hanoi's :the the coop must a high pitch. resistance agalilst the VIet Cong less rice, llah Have YQu Got The Pug Fever?. • · 65 ' See Eddie Filii. or .Buddy Reynoldt" ' Iii ,The: High , . • , >'\ ,. .-... ~ .. , Of Being Poor . ' ) "' IUIIlmary of a«J conaum,r . ·. �' .. . .". '"' ;·.:AAv CRCIMLEY ' WIN AT BRIDGE Coup in Cambodia M(Jy Hurt Hanoi By iAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondtnl' WASIUNGTON INEA) - For decades in Cambodia several families have vied for : economic power. Tbey have soul!hl political strength as a • tneans of controlling markets. fand and other less well· . : publicized sources of income. • Prince Sihanouk's relatives fortn one such family. They : have grown fat and wealthy. They have made favorable • economic deals with the North VIetnamese and the VIet : Cong. Tbey have connections. with French and Italian In· : temational commercial organl!atlons. : ~onents have accused them of making millions through • po al corruption. : Tbe men who reportedly engineered the Cambodian coup : represent rlVal families. : · For one, this group Is understood·to have close economic .: connections with the Cambodian Chinese merchant com· : munlty., J.~e connection 1s£ · onomlc, not political. Most 'Careful Cal' Is a Caution ' By Oswald & )ames Jacoby [' NORTH 25 .AKJIO ¥J52 ' tK8 .QJ52 WJ!ST · t:.UT (D) 68753 6862 ¥6 ¥ Ai084 t7642 tQI03 ' .9743 .AKS · SOUTH 6Qf ¥KQ973 tAJ95 .106 Norl.h·South vulnerable Wesl North East South I. 1¥ Pass Pass in a clear ings. Ukely. . Though things today ~~ · so much ~ttet ,for him, lllal "-•::.:..> does noi mean there are any presidenUiil .~oughts about · 1972 or even 19'16-. He .is ~ot taking easy re.e~!lll here.forl granled, eilf1er. ;./ . . . 1'he night · before the· big St. Patrick's~t)ay•patade. in · SOuth Boston, he held an Important slrilleiY.,m~ng with key advisers In his lofty. lloston office. Tliere Had , been . others in February and l>ecemher. Kennedy's brother·ln· law, Stephen Smith of New York, a top expert, atleilded only the firsl session. "' " ·" · Y•· ' llinth'r~ote. Probably he cannot come cloae to lion vote margin of 111114, when he was Sen. Barry Goldwater's weaknes& as .a nominee, by syinpalh1 for himself as the back, and by sy,mpalhY for . wants · his ·'!b!lltYn!P. ijo . : ialiliCii 'mrfiUstile"l!\ ,,nlltJF\ON"""il'"lfl' j' l. 1d(ill '! .\Tiie 'CIIfuue rnercl)a'bts c ..,!to' bitterly "Willi 'lite 'lOCI!I · · • llorlh VIet·amese middlemen. •w •• · ·· ·1 : ~ There is :Uie~~i.son to heUeve'the "coup't in cambodia : wu se) olf JY these economi~ rivalries. : Tbere are 300,000 to 600,000 North VIetnamese setUers In : Cambodia. These VIetnamese are the middlemen In much : ol <;jlmbodia's rice and ftsh trade ln the vlllag<J. . • They're hated by Cambodia's farmers, who compare : their own poo"t llving witll that of the VIets. The situation "Is not unlike tbst m•cSukarno's lndonests, where Chinese, : u middlemen, were so hated that many who were not Com· : munlat nev~rtheless died in lhe ~nti-Communlst purges. = On the whole, these North Vietnamese residents, 8licl the •Hanoi·VIet Col)g military, are supremely arrogant toward Cambodllllll, wbom they regard u racial Inferiors. • 'Tbls bu ~to ~P hatred against all Cimbodlan VIet· :name11e·. ~~Is a hate ea~y fannet! by Cambodian leaders. bu gone almost without notice in the United S1ate1, of the heaviest Camhodlan demonstration-attacks m unities In Cambodia of late was antl~onimunlst setuement. VIetnamese poUtlcal moves may he de' weaken the position of the VIetnamese to Win populsr suppoit for the coopsters. of the CambOdian coup will give no, Or· to the men responsible for Hanoi's :the the coop must a high pitch. resistance agalilst the VIet Cong less rice, llah Have YQu Got The Pug Fever?. • · 65 ' See Eddie Filii. or .Buddy Reynoldt" ' Iii ,The: High , . • , >'\ ,. .-... ~ .. , Of Being Poor . ' ) "' IUIIlmary of a«J conaum,r . ·. �Ron scored ~ ~ 133-105 tbe vJclllrY over Pl~gb in, thli. Giants Pat .Dobson rubs only other ~~ ChaP!, and !JaRman -.Dave The Meta ' moving ,)nto ., 'jjje <Weatem eainpbeU a~lilr«<· from JJe.' Yankee Division's thifd:place berth fly troll. .1 ' streiched tJu-ousb eiglll llpl'inc a hail gsDie over lioll .(ngeles, Nate· Colbert who fed tile games oyer a five-year ~ ran up 13 ·~~ij!!II'IJ!Iinls,ln tile P&drfs !'illi 2a'~omera. and 86 oy beating tlleir New Veri first perlod to llarl ~· rout, runs halted In as a· rookie last nelghbors,t-1. EdKranepooll!lt Jobn Brlsker of.llili P-lptrl had year: IH llmre aUirst with a two-run 11omef and 'r""' a gaD\0-high 31 points and Ron Cabw~U. a fane gloveman·, l!eaver tuned up 1pr hla Apii17 BoOne led Dallas with :!3. 1110Vit18'; In, et seeond, and ~gdaywignmentfllilitll ·, ,,, , EllteHdge, a ,300 hitter if he PittsbUrgh with five hits lmh . w. L. r.."'· .. fiaht Resul•Pla~ous stays jtealthy, at third. ·run in six inllings. · ; ·· -e "' . · . ~ . 11.: . , ·· . "I have Jo.oe Artla, TOliiDIY Nate Colbert and Clarence· •·' •·St.Louis ' 3526 '10 811 · ·• Pl111adolphle 17 29 24 '51 , · Fltllt'l!ntil)l • • , '·. . Deap · ·· and · Rafael Robles Gaslllneach bad lllree hitlland P~gh 23 36 n 57 :ilr United P,rtsslot..-llalionol ~-~ Th . ' . " .. Ji _ ·' fighting foc the shoctslllp job," lllree RBI's in San. Ml~a , 15 33 22 ~ FR~SNO, cailf:.IUBihMat ~ ~Y said ·Gomez. "Ali can play tile · win oVer 08kiand, theOllcllii:·.,:'·l' , Cilkla~d ' ' 19, 38 13 51 Foster, 209, Fr"'"o.' ·otopped · · Position but none can hit. Cuba' seven-run third' u"'""IP Los Angeles . tpo 10 32 Jimmy Roselle; 195, san Olego . . Maybe before ·tile season opens beat Cleveland, IN, •·CIIncht' dlvl•• IHio . W. , IIJ Uai!ed J>J:esa Iatematltul we can trade for a hitting California edged Sea tile, 2,1.' ~u.tsday"' ~-~~~~ ,. -.WEM8i:cEY, Englond IUPil With New Ycirk re110rves s1tort8to!!" Mlm-ta. 2 ~kl~nd ~ -Henry 1!=00t>O•· 190'1., London, Cazzie Russel and Mike RlorOllie ·B~own, 211 homers and St. Lo~ls 4, Los Angeles 0 outpaint,id Jatk BOdoll, 206'\4, . dan coiled up by the U.S. 61 RBb, is all set iii right field I Only gamesscboduledl I.DII~ (151. (Coopir regained armed forces in the mail crisis, whllelerry Morales (at Elmira Toron'f.~:!~(!..'r"moo Brltloh h_eavywel,ht·llllal. . .•the Knlcks hoped they could mosi of and Clarence .a t.~.W, York Ml AMI BEACH '1up n _ iiluslel''enougb bench ""wer foc Gasllln, who hit .:!30 .. a rookie Pl111adolphlo ot .O.kland Jerry Evons,l7i; Muncie, lnd:il tqeir National. Basltetbal\ Asso- •ln 1!169, are Gomez' current ' ' ~~~·at Pl,ttstiurgh ·' outpointed 'Arnie Brower, 181, elation playoff opener Thursday picks for center and lef\ • . Detroit (101. ilightagainstBallimore.. 1'l1ree Backu~ Mea · wajj¢ng ': oOnlygamencbocklledl Have You Got· · ~ lillllon. ' •. • ·· · The 'cithet lllree · 'ser~. Behind Brown, Morales and. The Bug Fever? · c.:,. C' .meanwhile, kick <lff IDnlghl Gaston, GOmez has veteran AI · mote ,. ·. CUJ , ,P , V with Philadelphia playing Mil· Ferrara,whohitl5homersand . "">' J waukee ~~ Madlsoh, Wis., had 56 J'U!Is in 1j169, Ivan . ' ''' . . Phoenix at LOs Angeles and MutreU and Larry SOOII. . Accordfpl! tp JOhn PUtnam, Chicago at Atlanta. · . Str~ge as it may seem, presilli!nt of ·IKe' .Oulalinding l~.tlle !(nicks go all the way, Gomez is notion wocried aboul Ametical)S is the~ wUI .eltrn '$118,000 in his · stall. . • . the · ' bonus moiley Ill be' divided' 15 ·t~J·· TbjMIOijld'bt'~ onl ts;iiittor·~~~e ·e'S W!!Mi-till~ Iiiii h/!~' 121!, ' tilr•flnfSi\lng. designated as ..... first lli' "'~'' Ea ,'•'.lliviSiQr( as.Diek·Kelley• awards ahd · Pl,iioo foc .·en ring tile only iefthander. atiJ!eUc , !"'mifiriaJa. The division ·finals Gomez is trying out young Mike > See Eddie Fife and · hrin8 .. 425.~ to the section Corllins,TOil!DukesandHerbel Or .Buddy Reynolds• the 'ciJ8mpiOoi; arid $17,~ for the ' as · spa! s'!lrters and long I"""""' · ' . renevers. 'lbatleavea Tommie ~ _. ·· · n\e \f!ll!!1 1 ~t<ll:feven UUe Sisk, . Jack Billy I ~ioo Slatiool . , I series ;Will see · lhe winning McCool, 'Dave ·team collecting $48,000 and tile Roberts and ()petl«·lt J looer, '$32,000. fighting it out for •~rsWtek EnleriJ!g tile playoffs for the Gomez said he first· tinu! are last yur's two with last year's . taUel)d!!rs, Milwaukee and cause you are .never sal!i'fted Plloenix. Missing for the, first with iosipg," but that ~ is !! · lirile in 20 years are the BOsllln realistic" enough to- believe Ceitics, champs in 11 of u.ilajlt things could get beiter. 13 years. ,~... Fla. (UPI) and Arthur for of the Open. > Corollrla tci.itll goal ' · 127-itZ victory , • · . ~~tile ll)irl!;place just . •· · ly UnH,d """ lnttrnatloilot two~~ li&tt of secaad:Piaee Eosl . • • Kenliicky : ' · · · ~i ~7 The~ !hal. ~ tlitrd Bpston a ~ lli. ·tlle regular season gets Ill 01 21 " Chicago 37 19 ·1~ 87 , play Indiana in tile fii'll round Petro!! 36 19 15 87 of tile F;astem Divllion play· Montreal Now YOf'k 35 20 15. 85 offa.1"" Pacerslasd the East · Tor"!''o Wnt ]8 '12 l~ ' ,; . •. 'i6 . .. '» ,"" " ,,, t:;:~~~t.A.V CACIML.EY . :,.,) ' Coup in Cambodia Moy Hurt ·Hanoi. , w•N ;.-r aRiooe: " > ,' ' ·ly Oswold.& J~mes Jacoby UY CRdMLEY By '· NOB'I'II NEA Washington .Corres,,ndettt ' Z5 .AKJIO .J52 UCB • QJ52 WEST · EAST (D) • 1753 • 962 98 • A IOU • QI03 .AK8 +7642 .9743 SOUTH .Q4 9KQ973 . > tAJ95 .106 North·South vulnerable West North East South · I · 1.., 49 Pass Pus ":i 2! 'Careful Cal' Is a'Cdution · ' ':fi". j' Will· · 1969) ' ""'!Ill) ," '· M' 1.. TillS WEEK'S USEDCAfl.. SPECiAL· d (e \:Jaild.•.•.· a n'i:t~r.~rii~, ________ MASON. .,.. AUTO MAitJ'.·... l"f·'·' > ,, SALE!' ~~· . For Exterior ' ',t ' ' ' ,., ...... ..,,and '. , '' '·I . ·WORto ' ' " •. ·' > . �Ron scored ~ ~ 133-105 tbe vJclllrY over Pl~gb in, thli. Giants Pat .Dobson rubs only other ~~ ChaP!, and !JaRman -.Dave The Meta ' moving ,)nto ., 'jjje <Weatem eainpbeU a~lilr«<· from JJe.' Yankee Division's thifd:place berth fly troll. .1 ' streiched tJu-ousb eiglll llpl'inc a hail gsDie over lioll .(ngeles, Nate· Colbert who fed tile games oyer a five-year ~ ran up 13 ·~~ij!!II'IJ!Iinls,ln tile P&drfs !'illi 2a'~omera. and 86 oy beating tlleir New Veri first perlod to llarl ~· rout, runs halted In as a· rookie last nelghbors,t-1. EdKranepooll!lt Jobn Brlsker of.llili P-lptrl had year: IH llmre aUirst with a two-run 11omef and 'r""' a gaD\0-high 31 points and Ron Cabw~U. a fane gloveman·, l!eaver tuned up 1pr hla Apii17 BoOne led Dallas with :!3. 1110Vit18'; In, et seeond, and ~gdaywignmentfllilitll ·, ,,, , EllteHdge, a ,300 hitter if he PittsbUrgh with five hits lmh . w. L. r.."'· .. fiaht Resul•Pla~ous stays jtealthy, at third. ·run in six inllings. · ; ·· -e "' . · . ~ . 11.: . , ·· . "I have Jo.oe Artla, TOliiDIY Nate Colbert and Clarence· •·' •·St.Louis ' 3526 '10 811 · ·• Pl111adolphle 17 29 24 '51 , · Fltllt'l!ntil)l • • , '·. . Deap · ·· and · Rafael Robles Gaslllneach bad lllree hitlland P~gh 23 36 n 57 :ilr United P,rtsslot..-llalionol ~-~ Th . ' . " .. Ji _ ·' fighting foc the shoctslllp job," lllree RBI's in San. Ml~a , 15 33 22 ~ FR~SNO, cailf:.IUBihMat ~ ~Y said ·Gomez. "Ali can play tile · win oVer 08kiand, theOllcllii:·.,:'·l' , Cilkla~d ' ' 19, 38 13 51 Foster, 209, Fr"'"o.' ·otopped · · Position but none can hit. Cuba' seven-run third' u"'""IP Los Angeles . tpo 10 32 Jimmy Roselle; 195, san Olego . . Maybe before ·tile season opens beat Cleveland, IN, •·CIIncht' dlvl•• IHio . W. , IIJ Uai!ed J>J:esa Iatematltul we can trade for a hitting California edged Sea tile, 2,1.' ~u.tsday"' ~-~~~~ ,. -.WEM8i:cEY, Englond IUPil With New Ycirk re110rves s1tort8to!!" Mlm-ta. 2 ~kl~nd ~ -Henry 1!=00t>O•· 190'1., London, Cazzie Russel and Mike RlorOllie ·B~own, 211 homers and St. Lo~ls 4, Los Angeles 0 outpaint,id Jatk BOdoll, 206'\4, . dan coiled up by the U.S. 61 RBb, is all set iii right field I Only gamesscboduledl I.DII~ (151. (Coopir regained armed forces in the mail crisis, whllelerry Morales (at Elmira Toron'f.~:!~(!..'r"moo Brltloh h_eavywel,ht·llllal. . .•the Knlcks hoped they could mosi of and Clarence .a t.~.W, York Ml AMI BEACH '1up n _ iiluslel''enougb bench ""wer foc Gasllln, who hit .:!30 .. a rookie Pl111adolphlo ot .O.kland Jerry Evons,l7i; Muncie, lnd:il tqeir National. Basltetbal\ Asso- •ln 1!169, are Gomez' current ' ' ~~~·at Pl,ttstiurgh ·' outpointed 'Arnie Brower, 181, elation playoff opener Thursday picks for center and lef\ • . Detroit (101. ilightagainstBallimore.. 1'l1ree Backu~ Mea · wajj¢ng ': oOnlygamencbocklledl Have You Got· · ~ lillllon. ' •. • ·· · The 'cithet lllree · 'ser~. Behind Brown, Morales and. The Bug Fever? · c.:,. C' .meanwhile, kick <lff IDnlghl Gaston, GOmez has veteran AI · mote ,. ·. CUJ , ,P , V with Philadelphia playing Mil· Ferrara,whohitl5homersand . "">' J waukee ~~ Madlsoh, Wis., had 56 J'U!Is in 1j169, Ivan . ' ''' . . Phoenix at LOs Angeles and MutreU and Larry SOOII. . Accordfpl! tp JOhn PUtnam, Chicago at Atlanta. · . Str~ge as it may seem, presilli!nt of ·IKe' .Oulalinding l~.tlle !(nicks go all the way, Gomez is notion wocried aboul Ametical)S is the~ wUI .eltrn '$118,000 in his · stall. . • . the · ' bonus moiley Ill be' divided' 15 ·t~J·· TbjMIOijld'bt'~ onl ts;iiittor·~~~e ·e'S W!!Mi-till~ Iiiii h/!~' 121!, ' tilr•flnfSi\lng. designated as ..... first lli' "'~'' Ea ,'•'.lliviSiQr( as.Diek·Kelley• awards ahd · Pl,iioo foc .·en ring tile only iefthander. atiJ!eUc , !"'mifiriaJa. The division ·finals Gomez is trying out young Mike > See Eddie Fife and · hrin8 .. 425.~ to the section Corllins,TOil!DukesandHerbel Or .Buddy Reynolds• the 'ciJ8mpiOoi; arid $17,~ for the ' as · spa! s'!lrters and long I"""""' · ' . renevers. 'lbatleavea Tommie ~ _. ·· · n\e \f!ll!!1 1 ~t<ll:feven UUe Sisk, . Jack Billy I ~ioo Slatiool . , I series ;Will see · lhe winning McCool, 'Dave ·team collecting $48,000 and tile Roberts and ()petl«·lt J looer, '$32,000. fighting it out for •~rsWtek EnleriJ!g tile playoffs for the Gomez said he first· tinu! are last yur's two with last year's . taUel)d!!rs, Milwaukee and cause you are .never sal!i'fted Plloenix. Missing for the, first with iosipg," but that ~ is !! · lirile in 20 years are the BOsllln realistic" enough to- believe Ceitics, champs in 11 of u.ilajlt things could get beiter. 13 years. ,~... Fla. (UPI) and Arthur for of the Open. > Corollrla tci.itll goal ' · 127-itZ victory , • · . ~~tile ll)irl!;place just . •· · ly UnH,d """ lnttrnatloilot two~~ li&tt of secaad:Piaee Eosl . • • Kenliicky : ' · · · ~i ~7 The~ !hal. ~ tlitrd Bpston a ~ lli. ·tlle regular season gets Ill 01 21 " Chicago 37 19 ·1~ 87 , play Indiana in tile fii'll round Petro!! 36 19 15 87 of tile F;astem Divllion play· Montreal Now YOf'k 35 20 15. 85 offa.1"" Pacerslasd the East · Tor"!''o Wnt ]8 '12 l~ ' ,; . •. 'i6 . .. '» ,"" " ,,, t:;:~~~t.A.V CACIML.EY . :,.,) ' Coup in Cambodia Moy Hurt ·Hanoi. , w•N ;.-r aRiooe: " > ,' ' ·ly Oswold.& J~mes Jacoby UY CRdMLEY By '· NOB'I'II NEA Washington .Corres,,ndettt ' Z5 .AKJIO .J52 UCB • QJ52 WEST · EAST (D) • 1753 • 962 98 • A IOU • QI03 .AK8 +7642 .9743 SOUTH .Q4 9KQ973 . > tAJ95 .106 North·South vulnerable West North East South · I · 1.., 49 Pass Pus ":i 2! 'Careful Cal' Is a'Cdution · ' ':fi". j' Will· · 1969) ' ""'!Ill) ," '· M' 1.. TillS WEEK'S USEDCAfl.. 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T~ko r••' 9iCklfrom 'ft~~- . tO ' Mod turtJe, 'i' scoop' netk'llne. , Y·~.eck, ··' ! 1 :-T~.i rtle htd or / ~1 SiztS 7 141, . ' ". ' · ! ....., 1·~·~·- ,. I ~ �ber ~~, .'I' .. a· French Fries • 2 lb. b~s ·1.00 Y DEPARTMENT Easter Dnsert! Fairmont lce.tream . . if2 gal. crt. . ' 7·9t " �ber ~~, .'I' .. a· French Fries • 2 lb. b~s ·1.00 Y DEPARTMENT Easter Dnsert! Fairmont lce.tream . . if2 gal. crt. . ' 7·9t " �Help Wanted NOTict CARRIERS'· ' ' WANTED •' . .~ ' " ' ' 3-l~lltc " · • -' ~A~·· - ·, - -;,--""':'"~ BY OWNER, 1 room . ~ouse, bath; goOd cqndltlon, one acre _1a2d ln.Tuppeo:s Plains, phone 66/·33<7.·. ' ' 3-2~1p .' Notice .· liAYMAN'S AUCHON · House: Lautel Cliff. now open UCh Friday to rtceiVe con ,signrnenls at 1d a.m. AuctiOn slarling ~I 1 p.m: Let~· sell vour merchandise. : , ' ~ 3·2;)· "~ �Help Wanted NOTict CARRIERS'· ' ' WANTED •' . .~ ' " ' ' 3-l~lltc " · • -' ~A~·· - ·, - -;,--""':'"~ BY OWNER, 1 room . ~ouse, bath; goOd cqndltlon, one acre _1a2d ln.Tuppeo:s Plains, phone 66/·33<7.·. ' ' 3-2~1p .' Notice .· liAYMAN'S AUCHON · House: Lautel Cliff. now open UCh Friday to rtceiVe con ,signrnenls at 1d a.m. AuctiOn slarling ~I 1 p.m: Let~· sell vour merchandise. : , ' ~ 3·2;)· "~ �·~" ~Q · ·' I.,.·"' . ~ '·<:. ~ . l' . ' . l..-1'' • ' I. ' ··'·. :e-· n ·.t·ft,;: · ' ' ,. ' .. ' ·t' j I "!'I • • ' '. , · I . ' ·4 0 , . ~ . t. . • f. • ,, ' ... . . ' ~' : . . · ~To n.e ,,.,_,,. Of7J.e Mftp-MG~o~a ..4rea t, " I . ' ' ' ·.. ~ , POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, 01:110 .. " • l ' ' ' . THURSDAY, MABCH ,, ·mo ·· . , ' .. .. ·,'· · '. TEN ., r . ·. · . 1 ' \ Jti:tlines/'Ci-ippled 'MEIGS THEATRE . PATCO said fta own Ill· formation indicated the sitUation "will be even mctn se~ today than Y~-" A•teeism ln lbe. soulh and soutHwest was conaldera!lly higber, a PATro spoilsal~. . · w,lt Dlinoy's ' THE HORSE IN T,HE GRAY FLANNEL ·SUIT ' ....... tl,i'il ' ' ." were named by ·MaJ'8ie Jeffers, and advilors committee. f.H Junior C. E. BlakeslM, at the agent, reViewed Monday ~warda and camps !)ilvld MilcheU, vice _j!aMy"lW .KITAN KUM'I swin&s Into sprin&- Take ftotlce•.Moc:qlfn toe.• ., .'t'' preaided, . ' .' '. Short heel. And fhlny bript Ia • ~ . p~tent. Jutt the Joyco thoo for • fcnlt ~lo ~ G~l with . olh" oprins ,fh.l~p, too. '1•.110 '·1.' \ j II . ~. ~J..AI!!~. ' ,. SEAifD � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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