The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 14

1968. (4 fmfona Evening Gazette, May 25, OUR BOARDING HOUSE Irr Oregon Primary Wrap-Up Absentee Opponents Spook Visible Ones UK6 CHANCE TO BUST INTO THO6 WATTED THE HM-LOf- FAME BUREAUCRAT VBMMOA MAWN6 IT HOW ABOUT COYlW UP AM EM6IM6' TATE-Jwf WlBLG WITHTH6 ANSWER TO AND A PSYCHIA-( FOR VCV, I POLLUTION TRIST' O.K. (MA30R THEY'LL EVEM LIST Vf I PROTEST ABOUT SETSfK (0 Km) fiwr tfteir opponents from By THE ASSOCIATED PRESSihex on I f. IP IT' THAT MARE to TELL I'M NOT EVEN INTERESTED (UMIIU; Ih-AC-HCTI x-pxn I ZmMtf MEANWHIUEOBnTrHlf ONEWWsT MB THE C.T.A. -Sj U.S.

Help Said Long Over Due Stream Pollution Aid Asked By Pa. GOMMAUD MMO IN THE STOUEN HANOi HANNAH I IcW EE OCCIDENTALS ONTO A HOT OtiE I IIumiIwi nnfntinfa am spooking uie visible ones they go Into the final laps of campaigning for the Oregon Re publican and Democratic presidential primaries. Vice President Hubert Humphrey, for Instance, won't be on the ballot In the Democratic contest Tuesday but. there Is strong effort being made by organized labor tp drum lip sup port for Iwm. President Johnson is listed among the Democratic contend ers despite his March 31 state ment that he won't accept an other term.

Tie AFL-CIO is urging Democrats to vote for Johnson to show they back Humphrey. On the Republican side, the most potent unseen is California Gov. Ronald Reagan. Reagan hasn't campaigned in Oregon but his name is on the ballot and his people are in their pitch ing for him. Political handlcappcrs figure the GOP winner will be Richard M.

Nixon and Nixon agrees. Arriving Friday to unleash an abbreviated campaign, he said he figures he'll take 55 per cent of the Republican vote, Reagan will get about 25 per cent and the leftovers, about 15 to 20 per cent, will go as write-ins to Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York. Rockefeller is another of those who are not campaigning Oregon but trying to put a Harrisburg Hikes School Taxes HARRISBURG (AP) The capital city's school board has announced tentative approval of I record $10.67 million budget lor 1968-69, and an increase in taxes to heh meet it.

1 he budget, scheduled for final 'approval June 28, is almost $780,009 above the current $9.9 million. The board proposed Friday that the real estate tax be creased by 4.5 mills to 26.5 mills and the residence tax be doubled to $5 to finance the added By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lational uses of Lnke Erie have PITTSBURGH (AP) 'Jrcd. Is simply ti Willi Vtr-K1I Male is making a pitch for ted- eral money to combat stream! pollution, Dr. Thomas W. Georges, state secretary of health, told a fed eral hearing Friday: "The time for federal action to support state efforts In the field of mine drainage pollution control from abandoned mines Is lone overdue.

Federal assist ance to help us overcome this mammoth problem win speea up the whole effort." The acid drainage, he sold, is coming from old abandoned mines, the state nas no control over them. He said $150 million of a new i gcare lTHts isnYabap Ythat'-s wto WtXl vwtkkon rr MK.THOKME, PONT LET HIM SPEECH, KICK WU, WesWr) fDK A WHILE A. WOCT OF THAT SFTECM THAT WAS WARREN frZEK BUT THERE ARC I THINK ITS CANT IMPROVE rr.rlL HE KNOWS SOMETHING'S TO SOME CHAN6E PERFECT AS I fl Lfe- W'X Wtl AT THE BANQUET TONIGHT WRONS WTTH MY HUSBANP ffS WANT TO MAKE JT IT IS I IfifW WITH My FIM6ER5 CROSSEP ThrSM trnmCW) JBt life b- state bond issue will be spent tolboaches on the peninsula, he 'XBMrrL tf.C ItZsl JxgiwEJ him lfc-Ml6sl By Major Hoopla! OUNPSj( CUT -mi COULD BE VKHJR H(, Md Eric Brca million in tourist business last year because of the publicity. George J. Mitchell, vice prcsi-dent of the GrenLcr Erie Chum bcr of Commerce, echoed Georges' stnlomcnt.

Mitchell said people making such statements should make a distinction between Eric beaches and other parts of the lake. "Prosque Isle," he added. "has six miles of beaches, per fect for bathing and the water is oven good enough for drink- mg, believe me. There fins been only occasional pollution at two of the 12 sald. The controversy over the pos sible drilling for nil and natural gas in Loko Eric also was discussed.

Allegheny County Commis sioner Thomas J. Foerster said. "If we're concerned about Lake Erie, I think we should take another look at the oil and gas leases." Despite the protests of the Erie mayor and other Erie of ficials, tiie state recently ap proved lenses for offshore drilling in Lake Erie. Goddard defended the teases, saying, "Naturally, there's a risk in everything." But he add ed that the leases are "stronger than those for the Gulf of Mexi co and other federal leases. Foonberg, said Judge Sanchez' decision "amounts to a sentence of death for the child." But Judge Sanchez said the is sue involves three questions whether Uie child is a legally distinct being at this time; if its life is endangered by the mother's refusal of a transfusion and whether the mother's right to the security of her person out weighs the unborn child's right to life.

His decision, he said, was based on the fact that a child in jured before birth can exercise its right to legal redress only after it is bom alive, not before. Shaf er Criticizes Campus Unrest HARRISBURG (AP) People cannot have a decent society If they are selective in the laws thoy will heed, Gov. Shafcr says, referring to the current campus unrest and other open defiance of laws. I think it's time for SHETLEtVS Superior Printing Co. 223 N.

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"I'm just trying to show the differences where they exist. I think some one who talks liberal policy In the East and conservative poH-j cy the West isn going to at tract the confidence we need for national unity." Meanwhile, Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, complained that his fellow Democratic contenders, Humphrey end Sen. Robert F.

Kennedy of New York, have all I- out sroppea aiscussmg issues. They are concerwraong only i "cold victory," he charged. The Minnesotan drew a crowd. of about 7,000 Friday night at the University of Oregon and again challenged Kennedy to meet him In face-to-face debate before the votes are cost Tues day. Kennedy, whose strategy recent days has been to act as if McCarthy didn't exist, is not expected to take the bait.

When he throws a verbal punch these days, it's at Humphrey as Ken nedy calls Mm, "my opponent the vice president. Kennedy wrote a new chapter in the history of American polit- ical shenanigans Friday when he suinned out his suit and went swimming in his undershorts in the ctullv surf at Astoria. Before hus 10-minute dip he extracted a guarantee from the ever-present photographers that no one would record it on film. Humphrey had a busy day, turning back the years to visit his high school classmates hi Defend. S.

and later hud dling with Kansas and Missouri party leaders. The plight of the rural poor is as serious as that of the urban poor but It gets less attention, he told the Associated Dairy men Inc. in Kansas City. "Peo ple are living in buildings you! and I wouldn't use tor cowsheds." he said. Cars Trucks In Stock I I I I Light-cap Electric Co.

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They are required to seal up mines after they are worked out. Dr. Maurice K. Goddard, state secretary of forests and waters, told the hearing it would cost about billion to seal the old mines. Adverse publicity about the pollution of Lake Erie came under fire at the hearing conducted by the federal Water Pollution Control Advisory Board.

Georges said, "A number of! top federal officials are making statements concerning the pollution of Lake Erie which leads people to think that the recre- Transfusion Can't Be Ordered LOS ANGELES (AP) A Juvenile Court judge says he has no power to force a dying woman to receive blood transfu sions that could save the life of her unborn child. "Courts don't mako decdsdonsl such cases," Judge Leopoldo! G. Sanchez said Wednesday. "It's out of melr hands. The woman Is Frances Brown, a 36-year-old member of Jehovah Witnesses, a religious sect which opposes transfusions on what it says is Scriptural authority.

Her physician, Dr. Alvin M. Gottlieb, filed the suit on behalf of the child which he said she has been carrying for about 6 months, But David Jacobsolin, Brown's attorney, said Juvenile Court's jurisdiction over a chiidt 6G FORD 8 Galaxtc 500, h. p. sharp 'M CUE V.

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