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0 Newport, (R.I.) Daily News, Saturday, June 8,1974 Braga, Burkett win major RIGA honors Two Island schoolboy stars, Steve Braga of Rogers and Mike Burkett of Middletown, won major honors in the weekly RIGA invitation two-ball golf tournament played the past two days at Wanumetonomy. Representing the host dub, Braga and Burkett shot a three under par 67. Braga had an eagle on the 13th hole. He sent a 60-foot wedge shot into the cup for a two. Braga shot a 75 and Burkett a 77.

On the second nine they had a 32, carding four birdies as well as an eagle. On matched cards a birdie on the first hole Paul Jacome Arab infiltrators killed by Israelis TEL AVIV (AP) An Israeli patrol ambushed and killed four Arab guerrillas who infiltrated into northern Israel from Lebanon early today, the high command said. No Israeli casualties were reported in the incident that occurred near Adamit, about six miles from the Mediterranean just south of the Lebanese border. The Israelis found Soviet- made rifles, ammunition, a transistor radio, a first aid kit and leaflets of the general command of Assifa, the combat wing of the Al Fatah guerrilla organization, a communique said. The incursion coincided with an announcement of the guerrilla movement in Cairo which called for a step-up in Arab commando attacks against Israel.

Ahepa chooses representatives Maud Howe Elliott chapter of Ahepa elected delegates to the national convention at a meeting Thursday in Hellenic Hall. The delegates are George Petropoulos, Dean J. Lewis, Vios Lewis, and Alexander Demessianos. The alternates are Canelos J. Bartis, George Psaras, Nestor Garabedian, and Gus Hologgitas.

The convention will be in Boston, August 18-24. Tentative plans were set to hold fund-raising events for two national projects Cooley's Anemia and Save-a-Heart. A combined 45th anniversary and awards night has been scheduled for November. Garabedian, Demessianos, and Vios Lewis will be in charge of September's fellowship social for new members and reinstatements. of Pawtucket and John Davis, Quidnessett, garnered net honors with a card of 684-64.

i Wanumetonomy, playing with Wannamoisett's Tom Cunningham, runner-up in last year's Rhode Island amateur, posted a 69-544. Wanumetonomy's Tony Pinheiro and Junie Ferro also had a 64. The leaders: Braga-Burkett, Wanumet- onomy, 67-5-62. Paul Jacome, Pawtucket John Davis, Quidnessett 68-464. i Wanumetonomy Tom Cunningham, Wannamoisett 69-564.

Tony Pinheiro J. Ferro, Wanumetonomy 69-5-64. i Williams, Gloucester 73-6S. Don Perry Malcolm Maxwell, Montaup 71-6-65. Nick Campianina Tom Gontrek, Wanumetonomy 75- 10-fiS Perry Chris Gasbarro, Triggs 73-7-66 Ed Mauro, Point Judith Ed Wholey, Gloucester 69-346.

Gasbarro, Triggs-M. Maxwell, Montaup 73-7-66. Al Argp, Kirkbrae Fred Kafressen, Valley 73-746. Al Gabriel-Jim Lennon, Triggs Mansfield would boost worker pay WASHINGTON (AP) American workers' wages would be boosted dollar for dollar with the increase hi the cost of living, under a bill introduced by Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield. Mansfield said Friday his measure was not meant to be a cure-all for inflation, but rather a point of discussion "so that this most pervasive national problem can be given the attention at the highest levels that it so rightly deserves." Under the proposal, every worker covered under the Social Security system would be eligible for automatic cost-of- living raises at least once a year.

The raises would be computed on the basis of increases in the government's Consumer Price Index. Mansfield's bill provides no method of regulating prices. Mansfield noted that inflation rate increased at an annual rate of 14.2 per cent during the first three months of 1974. "If the present trend continues, Americans will have to make twice what they are making today in 1980 just to keep even," he said. Legion award to Daily News Edward T.

Brown, at right, state commander of American Legion, presents plaque to Bruce Sherman of News staff in recognition of newspaper's coverage of Legion activities. In center is John Rooney, department publicity chairman. Presentation was made last night at Hotel Viking as annual department convention got underway. (Daily News) DEMOCRATIC Buffe? Dance "Meet The Candidates" TONIGHT at the Portuguese-American Club Power Portsmouth BUFFET DANCING 8 to 9P.M. 9 to 1AM.

Donation: 2.50 'New relationship 9 (UPI) Surrounded by aides, Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shake hands today after signing economic and military agreements that they said recognize new relationship between U. S. and Arab world. In right background is Joseph Sisco, assistant secretary of state. Kissinger says pressure hurts Soviet Union Jews WASHINGTON (AP) The number of Jews permitted to leave the Soviet Union has dropped sharply in recent weeks, and continued congressional pressure may be the reason, Secretary of State Henry A.

Kissinger says. Jewish emigration totaled about 35,000 last year but figures for May indicate a falloff of about 25 per cent, Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Friday. He concurred with a suggestion by Sen. George McGovern, D-S. that the drop in exit visas may have been a Russian reaction to efforts in Congress to tie improved trade conditions to liberalized emigration policies.

Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- has led a campaign for Mallinson staff officer for training Capt. William K. Mallinson, of 3 Sherri Lane, Middletown, formerly assistant director and anti-submarine warfare supervisor at the Naval War College Command and Staff College, is the new assistant chief staff officer for training here at the Naval Education and Training Center.

A graduate of NETC's Officer Candidate School Class 13 in 1953, he reported to Newport's newest command last week. He earned a master of arts in education from Tufts University and is a graduate of the Naval War College Command and Staff College. Starting as a first lieutenant, gunnery officer and communications officer aboard the landing ship tank Park City, Capt. Mallinson subsequently served in various fleet and shore operation billets, including command of the formerly Newport-based destroyer Hugh Purvis in 1969. Besides the War College, his shore duties have included assignments at the Naval Academy, bureau of naval personnel, and the staffs of the commander, Cruiser-Destroyer Force, Atlantic, and the commander, Anti-Submarine Warfare Group Three.

He is married to the former Carolyn H. McNeil of Clarksburg, Mass. They have four children, Ann, 18, James, 17, John, 16, and William 10. an emigration amendment in the administration's trade bill and has picked up 77 co-sponsors in the Senate. Most members of the House have taken a similar stand.

In Geneva, Switzerland, the Intergovernmental Committee on European Migration reported that Jewish Emigration from the Soviet Union to Israel for the first five months of 1974 was one-third behind that of a year earlier 8,473 this year compared with 11,320 in 1973. There was a nearly 50 per cent drop in May alone, it said. Meanwhile, Soviet sources reported that ballet dancers Valery and Galina Panov have been given permission to emigrate after a two-year struggle for exit visas. Panov, who is Jewish, said he and his wife could not confirm the reports, but have been directed to report to the visa office in Leningrad on Monday. Kissinger said he thought the congressional pressure not only was counter-productive but also "really jeopardizes our ability" to carry out further detente with Moscow.

He said a better way would be through indirect pressure, such as President Nixon might bring when he visits Moscow later this month. i i i statement was interrupted by shouts from demonstrators protesting U.S. involvement in Vietnam. GOV. NOEL AT FORT Gov.

Noel and other state and local officials will attend a rededication ceremony for Fort Adams State Park June 30 at 1 p.m. the ceremonies at the park will include military bands and a museum display. The event is open to the public. Capt. W.K.

Mallinson Reserve Club 122 CONNEll HIGHWAY CARD PARTY CONDITIONED Sunday Evenings At 7:30 Sunday Morning BREAKFAST 9:00 to 12:00 a.m. Members and Guest invited End the nite with a complete breakfast or just a cup of coffee in the Cafe Stiep open to 3:00 a.m. 7 days a week! Sheraton-Islander Inn SHERATON HOTELS MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SERVICE OF HT I GOAT ISLAND NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND 401 JAZZ with Rogers High Strings Friends. BENEFIT: R.H.S. Orchestral (String) Scholarship Fund "A VERY SPECIAL PART II Sunday, June 9 8:00 P.M.

R.H.S. Admission $2. Al Door Taylor opposed by GOP woman Mrs. Dse Messina, wife of Chief Warrant Officer 4, USN (ret), of 63 Admiral Kalbfus Road and a resident of Newport for 16 years, has announced her candidacy for the 49th Senatorial District seat now held by Sen. Erich A.

O'D. Taylor. A member of the Republican City Committee for almost 10 years, she recently was elected an alternate to the Republican State Central Committee. She is a member of the Newport Council of Republican Women. In 1973, she was a Constitutional Convention delegate and was secretary of the lottery committee.

Mrs. Messina spearheaded the movement to have the Rogers High School Band play in Warwick when President Nixon arrived on a visit to the state in the summer of 1971, and to have the band march in the Inaugural Parade in 1972. At a band awards ceremony in the spring of 1972, she was presented the Presidential Inaugural Medal. The band gave her a band jacket and a National Band Association Boosters Award. Mrs.

Messina received a pin from the Navy Relief Society in May for spending hours knitting for the society's layette program for needy Navy families. She has been active in the Babe Ruth League for about five years. She has been a school crossing guard for three- and-one-half years, and is a former membership chairman of the Rogers Boosters Club. Mrs. Messina, who was born in Naumburg, Saxony, Germany, Feb.

10, 1931, was schooled in Germany and came to the United States in 1952. She is the mother of two children, 2nd Lt. Antonio W. Messina, who was graduated from the Military Academy at West point June 5 and commissioned in the Army Infantry, and Paul, a Grade 5 student at Sheffield School. Mrs.

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