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Friday, Marcli 5, 1976 Page Carter's Reputation Attacked By Jackson By RItH.AKDCAKELLI Associated Press Writer Sen. Henry Jackson attacked the "I'll never tell a lie" reputation of fellow Democratic presidential hopeful Jimmy Carter Thursday, charging that Carter made contradictory statements in Massachussetts and Florida about a proposed federal solar-energy research center. Jackson's accusation came as he and Carter, plus Democratic candidates George Wallace and Milton Shapp toured Florida in search of votes, and convention delegates in the state's March 9 primary. Republican presidential aspirant Ronald Reagan was scheduled to arrive in Orlando late in the day to begin a four-day campaign swing. Campaigning in Cape Canaveral, Jackson accused Carter of telling reporters in Boston that he considered New England the best site for the planned energy center, and then denying the statement when asked about it by Florida reporters.

"I say the same thing in Boston and Florida," Jackson said. Carter, stumping in Cape Canaveral Wednesday, told a news conference he did not want to make a political issue of the solar energy center being sought by groups in Bas- lon and He denied ever saying that Boston woiild be the best location. Jackson, of Washington, followed Carter into Cape Canaveral Thursday, carrying reproductions of The boston Globe's Feb. 22 editions. The first paragraph of the newspaper's story on Carter the candidate "siiid yesterday that the Boston area has the best claim in the country lo become the location for the proposed federal solar energy research center." Carter, whose campaigning took him to several tiny towns in Central Florida wliere he concentrated more on Alaliama Gov.

George Wallace than on Jackson, was not immediately available for comment on Jackson's charge. Earlier, at an Ocala news inference. Carter acknowledged that Wallace the ininX ninner in Florida, where the AInlwma governor carried 42 per cent of the vote in 1972. Carter Wallace Was popular for his talk about cleaning up the federal bureaucracy "which obviously he has not in Alabama." "Alabama has the i most ta.v the country, and federal courts there are running inany of state government as education and prisons," Cartersaidi "Wallace makes people think he is going to get the federal government out of the picture but that i.s: not possible," he-said. I While Wallace has pix'dicted victory in Florida.

Carter ha.s been calling the Democratic nice "two-man" affjilr. Late Nite Shopping Toflite Deaths And Funerclls MRS. BOBBY GEAN BAILEY Mrs. Bobby Gcaii Bailey, of Pen.sncolft, died Tuesday night at her liome tedly. Mrs.

Bailey wa.s bom in was the (laughter fl(, Uie late C. and Thelmii Howard. She is by her husband, Amos Rny Bailey; one son, RAyinond Wayne Bailey; two daughters, Kim and Tanuny Iloiliday, ail of Pensaeola; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Allen of Netherland, Mrs. Vivian Cole of Alllia and Mrs.

iVIary Wise of Bloiintstoun; and one brother, Jack Hownnl of Altha. Fuiiernl will held Saturday at 2 p.m. at Victory Hill Pcntacostal Holiness Cluireli with the Rev. Billy Walliice ofriclating. Burial will follow in the Mount Olive Cenu'tery.

The Iwly will be taken to the home of William Bailey, Friday at 2 p.m. until the service.s. Martin-Adams Funeral Home Blountstowii MR. WILLIAM CARSON GORMAN Funeral services for William Carson Gorman, 81, of 1800 Bock who died Wednesday will held today in the St. Andrew Biiptisl Church, with Rev.

Bill Montgomery officiating at iv.m. Interment will follow in Greenwood Cemetery, with Ma-sonic rites by St. Andrew Lodge No. 212. The Imlge will he open at 9:30 a.m.

Pallbearers are Honorary pallbearers are Mack Lewis, L.D. Ix'wis, Jessie Cogburn, J.A. Smith, Dr. A.II. Lisenby, Dr.

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Smith Euneral Home N. Mac Arthur JOSEPH JIJLIANPIJOT Fiuiernl services for Joseph Julian Pijot, 75, of 608 2nd Place, wlio (lied WwlnesMlay n1ll be held today in the Smith Pimeral Home Chapel at 2:30 with Rev. SI. MathlSon officiating. Interment follow in EverRreoii Memorial Gardens.

Masonic Rnivesidc rites will be held iiy ACME No. 222. The I.odRe will be open at 1:30 p.m. Pallbearers are Loric E. McEllieney, Rufus C.

Hurst, Herman Russell, H. User, J.W. Newin'ait and Tliomas McAuley. Ilohorary IHillbearers are RIclinnt L. Watson, C.F.

Murphy, Marvin L. Helms and of Panama City Lions Club and ail Masons. Smith Funeral Hume rm N. MaeArtluir Ave.78,>-I&«) RALPH DAVIS Ralph R. Davis, of Wewaliltchka died Tliursday morning in Blountstowii.

Mr. Davis was a long time resident of Wcwahitchka, omied a store, and was a in Wewuiiitohka. He is survived liy one daughter, Mrs. Doris of Wewa i ka; five grandchildren, Mrs. Kalliy Tillman, Pananm City, Mrs.

Betty Garner, Fort Walton, Floyd Lister, Pascagoula, MLs.s., Mrs. Kay Whitfield and Mrs. rX 'bble Baxley, of Wewahlt- chka; eight grandchildren, and one brother, W.T. DiivLs, Pensaeola. services will i held at 3 p.m.

CST Friday at the First United MetlKxIist Church of Wewahitclika with Dr. John M. officiating. Burial will be In Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Billy Davis, L.L.

Unlerj Milton Strength, Hiirlen Pridgeon, Ray Long; and 1'honias Williams. INillbearers are Buck Aioxun- der, Tom Grinslade, Pridgeon, Sanuny Patrick, Byrd Parker, Poley 'toni Itobcrts and Boyd Comforter Funeral Horju' Port St. Joe MR. MERRITT LANGS'lON Ansel 76, of 500 N. Bay paiiama City, died WednesdaJ 3, at his residence.

He vvas a retired owner of a church and school supply firm. had iH -en a resident here coming here from Peoriii, Hi. He is survived by his wife, Lee L. of Pananm City; one Eugene Langslon uf Potomac one daughter, Mrs. Reynolds of Peoria two sisters, and seven grandchildren.

There will he viewing, and the remains will sent for creniulion. Smith Funeral Home MR. RANDALL BKl.NtiGKR Funeral services fur Hurry Randall Bringgcr, 16 of 5116 'nM )rnton Lane, Parker, who il 1 (1 a in Tallahassee, will l)e lield today in the Sniitli Funeral Hunie Chapel at 11:60 a.m. with Rev. Si Mathison officiating.

Following the services remains will l)e sent for cremation. The faniiiy rciiuested that in lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Heart Fund or the Kidney Foundation. Smith Funeral N. -MacArthur.