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5A Annlfllmt Friday, Feb. 12, 1J82 Twin infants uncles to twins RIVES JUNCTION, Mich. (AP) The twin sons that 50-year-old Jolie Westers gave birth to in December are already uncles of another set of twins. On Tuesday, Mrs. Westers' daughter-in-law.

Tammy, 20, gave birth to a boy and a girl. The elder Mrs. Westers CORRECTION On Page 14 of our pre print inserted in Wednesday', February 10th, paper, there was An error. The 42.99 yanance-Speed Vk Inch Drill should said she hoped to see her new grandchildren soon, but she have read Reversible Drill with was staying close to since giving birth Dec. to triaaer lock.

We are sons James and Jus' 99- sincerely sorry for any 'Sunday, they Abuni out there were two different heartbeats,) they knew they were twins We were all HIUHTCIIICIIIC CI ror may cause our customers. 'X -LV in an uproar in the house," Mrs. Westers said. Safeco 45 ft i Car interrupts police charge ond horse pulled up at the car and sent his rider toppling onto the vehicle. Sixteen off icers" were injured in the confrontation with striking workers, who were demanding more financial aid from the Belgian government and the European Economic Community.

vw rritrnrir ViAIJLuJ UImle SCPCEdDAELS Ira it Ladies' it considering primaries xn ruAiKic i hr utav Mounted police in Brussels were charging a group of rock-throwing steel workers Thursday when one of horses attempted to leap over a car in the path of the charge. The horse landed on top of the car and the officer was thrown off. Seconds later a sec By TED DUNCOMBE Star Staff Writer NANCES CREEK State Rep. Gerald Vjllis has built a Hermitage like Andrew lackson's, and now he may try to follow fack son's steps to Washington at least ie' considering it 42, who represents state House Mstrict 57 in Calhoun County, said Thurs-lay he is seriously considering an entry in he 1984 presidential primaries. "I'm just a common man, and people ire looking for someone just like them to terve them," he said.

"I've got a strong eeling that if a person from the South inters the primaries and makes a strong ihowing, he might become at least vice resident." "Willis said he has talked to Democrats New Hampshire and Iowa about enter-ng the primaries in those states, but he ieclined to mention them by name. He ilso said he has not made an absolute leciskra whether to enter or not. 'It takes a lot of money to do that and a lot of time," he said. If tie runs, he said, its campaign theme would be "the common man." Willis is owner of Gerald Willis Lumber 26, in Nances Creek. He has been a state representative since 1979 and a former Mte-term Calhoun County commissioner.

-In 1980, he completed a 12-room, (200,000 mansion modeled after the Hermitage in Nashville built by Jackson. 'A licensed pilot, Willis flies a small airplane back and forth to Montgomery to attend the Legislature. Polish pilot entry Continued illis from Page 1 The Alabama House has passed a Willis resolution which calls on Congress to abolish the federal Reserve System. A similar call would be behind his presidential campaign, if he decides to run, he said. "I think we need some controls on the Federal Reserve System," Willis said.

Ever since its creation in 19137 "The Federal Reserve has controlled every upturn and downturn we have had," he said. Willis said former Gov. George Wallace cleared a path for people like him to run for the presidency. "He made it possible for anybody to run by getting all those primaries created," Willis said. "Vice President Bush probably never would have been vice president if it hadn't been for those primaries.

"I think the American people want a president who's come through life just like they have. They want somebody who understands their needs. Really, I think the president we have doesn't understand our needs. He's catering to the rich and the affluent. If the people in Calhoun County would back me the way they have, I might be able to go all the way." Willis has also been mentioned as a possible candidate this year for lieutenant governor in Alabama.

Once the youngest man ever elected Calhoun County commissioner, Willis is married and has a son and two daughters. He is a member of the Congregational Holiness Church in Nances Creek. maximum five-year prison sentence or with a cash fine. The pilot could also not be charged with theft, the prosecutor said, because he obviously did not steal the plane but planned to return it to its rightful owners after his escape. WEST BERLIN'S Tempelhof airfield is a frequent destination of Polish hijackings to the West.

It is about 300 miles from Warsaw and 200 miles from Wroclaw. A week ago a West Berlin court sentenced 12 young Poles to prison terms ranging from one to four years for hijacking another LOT airliner from Poland to Tempelhof last September. People who hijack Soviet bloc airliners to West Berlin or West Germany are always tried and sentenced, but the German governments always refuse to extradite Most Polish hijackers detained in West Berlin over the past year or so were given prison sentences ranging from four to five years. The hijackings became so frequent, in fact, that West Berlihers translated the three letters of the Polish airline, LOT, to mean "Landet Ooch Tempelhof" local dialect for "also lands at Tempelhof." probably will have to fight hard to win support for his military spending plans even among "some of his own people." "There's an awful lot of money involved there," said Michel Later Thursday, Michel predicted Reagan will eventually reduce the defense budget. "I'm going to be surprised if in the end something isn't going to come out of defense to make it (the budget) fly," Michel said in Rockford, 111.

"1 THINK WE HAVE to be very practical up on the hill," Michel said at a GOP fund-raiser. "The president is eventually going to have to accept something less than the figures he proposed." Reagan budget anticipates deficits of this year, $91.5 billion in 1983 and 182 blffionin 1984. Democrats and Republicans alikesay the actual figures likely will be higher. Michel said he intends to meet next week with Rep. James R.

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U.S. officials ques-fttoed the passengers and crew and then urned jurisdiction over to West German luthorities. were four crew members and 19 35sengers, including the pilot's wife and wo children, his cousin and the cousin's wife and child, a U.S. Air Force spokesman said. AN HOUR after the landing, the passengers and crew were allowed off the plane met taken to the terminal, a base spokeswoman said.

"Two Polish security guards were left ehind inside the plane," she said. This appeared to indicate the Polish Military regime has put security guards domestic flights to prevent hijackings. Hans-Wolfgang Treppe, the Berlin prosecutor handling the incident, said his rittial investigation appeared to indicate Jut the landing at Tempelhof was not a ujack in the usual sense of the word. was more likely, he said, that the )IIot would be charged with deprivation of iberty, punishable by German law with a Reagan'S budget Continued from PaBe iatjons Reagan made Monday has been in sharp contrast to last year when Congress gave him virtually everything he wanted in the way of tax and spending cuts. J'NO BUDGET is sacrosanct," Baker said Thursday.

But Baker, Laxalt and Michel all emphasized that they foresee no chance of Qjngress taking the budget away from Reagan and completing work on a spending1 plan by itself. And the president's chief of staff, James A. Baker in, said today on ABC-TV's "Good Morning America" that Reagan would not retract the budget, as Sghate Minority Leader Robert C. Byrd suggested earlier one more to Congress' liking. Baker said such a move was "totally qui of the question" and noted that then-President Carter changed his proposed budget in 1980.

"That was tremendously damaging to them politically and you just dpnt do that," the chief of staff said. Michel said the congressional trio "made the point" to the president that he this welT, mill MbmUw.