St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 63

006 June 14, 1972 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sues For Refunds On Trailer Loans SPRINGFIELD, June 14 (AP) A consumer group, the Mobile Home Owners Association, filed a class action suit in Greene County Court yesterday on behalf of all Missourians who paid more than $7500 for their mobile homes. The suit seeks a refund of all add-on interest charges collected under Missouri Time Sales Act, provides that ruthen additional interest may be charged by the seller on mobile homes costing $7500 or less. International Mo bile Home Association says $100,000,000 in Missouri is involved in the action. Ono 0 0 00 Delightfully different MEXICAN FOODS a new experience in eating at budget prices El Paso ONE 40 OF from TASTY MEAL TREATS 0010 NET FRIJOLES WEIGHT REFRITOS BEANS OZ.

from PET MOUNTAIN PASS CANNING COMPANY P. 0. BOX 220 ANTHONY, TEXAS 88021 WRITE FOR FREE RECIPE BOOKLET Pack em sandwiches packed with meaty chicken chunks. One forkful confirms what your eyes tell you. Mrs.

Weaver's Chicken Salad is crowded with chicken. Every morning Mrs. Weaver dices up the choicest parts -tender, meaty breasts, thighs, and drumsticks. She blends in just enough homemade mayonnaise, crisp celery, perky sweet relish bits, and her own special blend of spices. Then the cartons are hurried to your food store.

So Mrs. Weaver's Chicken Salad reaches your kitchen with a fresh -made goodness you can taste. Serve it up to your gang soon -in sandwiches, topping crackers, in tomatoes or over greens for chunky main-course salads. Also bring home Mrs. Weaver's Ham Salad and other good things.

Her picture on the cartons lets you know that every one, every day, is "fresh 'n flavory from my kitchen to yours." Mrs. Weavers MEMPHIS, TENN. foods 21.3-Billion Arms Bill Advances In House WASHINGTON, June 14 (AP) The House Armed Services Committee approved today a 21.3-billion-dollar weapons authorization bill after cutting more than 1.5 billions from original requests, including a $692,000,000 cut because of the United States -Soviet arms limitation agreement. At the same time, Chairman F. Edward Hebert, announced that the committee added $110,000,000 to the bill for offensive weapon increases repuested by Secretary of Defense R.

Laird in the wake of the Strategic Arms Limitations Talks for a net reduction of $582,000,000. In addition to the increase, the committee approved the full $984,000,000 request for the Trident long--range missle-firing submarine and $445,000,000 for the B-1 bomber that Laird called essential to bargaining for further U.S.-Soviet arms limitation accords from a position of strength. The committee approved the bill by a vote 37 to 4. "If the SALT agreements are not ratified," Hebert said, "the Safeguard reductions would have to be promptly reconsidered." Other major cuts made by the committee included 000,000 from the Navy's request "Father's Day Special" Henry's RAILROAD RESTAURANT 504 Northwest Plaza Shopping Center "ROUND TRIP FOR 2" EVERY SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY Two Complete 10-oz. U.S.

Choice Top Sirloin Steak Dinners $095 Dinners Include: Soup, Large Crisp Salad and choice of potato. FAMILY STYLE FRIED CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS $2.95 UNDER CHILDREN 12 $1.25 "KABOB" DINNER SPECIAL FOR 2 $800 EVENING ENTERTAINMENT Monday thru Saturday, 8 p.m. to Closing PARTY AND BANQUET FACILITIES for a new type DD-963 antisubmarine destroyer because of shipyard construction problems, $292,900,000 from the Air Force's defense system and a 5 per cent cut in weapons research and development. Hebert's committee wrote into the bill also a ban against sending military personnel to study at any college or university that prohibits ROTC training or military recruiting on campus. Hebert said such campuses have the right to divorce themselves from co-operating with the military, "But where they do, we think the separation should apply to all defense spending.

"We don't want to subject their morality to temtation," he said. The committee approved also Laird's request to the ceiling on U.S. allies increase, fighting in Indochina by 000,000 to a new ceiling of 2.7 billions. Hebert said the committee cut funds for military science programs by 10 per cent. It added $92,000,000 to keep production lines open for the Navy's A-7 jet fighter, the F-5B, a jet fighter built for export to the allies, and the Air Force's C-130 cargo plane, rather than stop production for now and restart it later.

The bill is the authorization Not To Be Iraq Overlooked To NEW YORK, June 14, (AP) A protest over slum housing? Hardly, when the building is a 24-story luxury apartment house on Central Park South. "A in the park is better," the message on tepee, one bed sheet flapping from a balcony at 210 Central Park South. Another sheet from one of the 88 apartments proclaimed: "$8,500 500 per year. No hot water. No air-conditioning.

No heat." There was no immediate comment from the building's owner or manager, but one pink sheet fluttering in the wind said it all: "Help!" Flash Floods Kill 10 TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 14 (AP)-Ten persons were killed, six are missing and more than 2000 were left homeless by flash floods in central Taiwan Monday and yesterday, police reported. Dean Foods Company Franklin Park, Illinois for all military weapons procurement and research and development for the fiscal year starting July 1. Hebert contended that the 1.5 billion dollar cut was the largest he could remember since becoming a member of the committee in 1947. The committee's $1,560,000,000 cut from the A Administration's 22.9-billion-dollar request included $846,000,000 from weapons procurement money, $324,3 000,000 from research and development money and $393,000, 000 from construction and family housing related to Safeguard, Spassky, Fischer Rated Equal 6.17 MOSCOW, July 14 (UPI)American chess champion Bobby Fischer is "egocentric, capricious, obstinate and hot-tempered" but has an "approximately chance to defeat Soviet world champion Boris Spassky in their title match next month, the official Soviet news agency Tass says. An article yesterday by the agency's chess commentator, Yakov Rokhlin, said the match for the world championship that begins in Reykiavik, Iceland, July 2, may depend on "who will be first to seize the initiative." Tass called Spassky "a universal chess player." "His rich intuition enables Spassky to effect sharp tactical in fluid involved posia tion," Rokhlin said.

The strategic concepts of Fischer are much different. "Rapid appraisal and acourate calculation of variations are his (Fischer's) strong Rokhlin wrote, but he said. "His Achilles heel is the psychological and emotional aspect of the struggle." Oil Combine 1972, New York Times News Service PARIS, June 14-Iraq has assured France of continued supplies of Iraqi petroleum despite the nationalization of the Western-owned Iraq Petroleum informants said yesterday. The apparent motive is conclude a separate agreement top with France's 30 state-owned Compagnie rancaise des Petroles, and to encourage the company to break out of the American-dominated group of giant oil companies that controls much of the nonCommunist world's oil production. The Iraq Petroleum Co.

is owned also by Standard Oil of New Jersey, Mobil Oil, Royal Dutch Petroleum, British Petroleum and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. The Iraqi offer came to light as Saddam Hussein, vice president of the Iraq Revolutionary Council, arrived in Paris to discuss with President George Pompidou not simply petroleum matters but, as a source from the Iraqu delegation put it, "policy and strategy in future relations between the two countries." Scouts Say Thanks For State's Parks JEFFERSON CITY, June 14 (AP) Eleven 1 Boy Scouts from O'Fallon, cycled into Jefferson City yesterday to say thanks to Missouri for its state parks. Troop 393 of the St. Louis Area Council left O'Fallon Saturday making the 100-mile trip on multiple speed bicycles carryined 20 belongings. pounds of With camping the exception of some peeing sunburns, the trip went smoothly.

State Park Director Joseph Jaeger accepted a handmade plaque from the troop as its thanks for Missouri's state parks. months ago, most of these kids didn't even have bikes," scoutmaster Ronald Kunz said. "When we started planning the bike trip, they all went to work and all but two have 10-s peed bikes they worked to buy." Miss Jewell Skaggs Funeral Services Funeral services for Miss Je well Skaggs, a child care worker for 20 years at the Missouri Baptist Children's Home in Bridgeton, will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Marquand Baptist Church, Marquand, Mo. Burial will be in Marquand.

Miss Skaggs, 57 years old, died yesterday in Farmington, of cancer. She had lived in Farmington with a sister since becoming ill. Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Clara Skaggs, Fredericktown, two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Monie, Farmington, and Mrs.

Pearline Barnett, Marquand, and two brothers, Cecil, Los Angeles, and Everett, Kansas City. County Grand Jury Gets New Foreman Warren Jones, an architect and builder, yesterday was named foreman of the St. Louis County grand jury by Circuit Judge John R. Rickhoff. Jones replaces Thomas J.

Igoe, president of the Blayton Bank, who suffered a heart attack and will be unable to complete the extended term. Jones, who was named to the grand jury when it was impaneled last January, will be replaced as a by an alternate. The jury's term was extended through this month to complete a special investigation of the surplus funds of the municipalities and other tax districts in the county. Revokes Death Term Of Israeli's Killer ANKARA, Turkey, June 14 (UPI) The military appeals court overturned today death sentences passed on three anarchists convicted in the kidnaping and murder of Israeli consul general Ephrahim Elrom. The appeals court said the death sentence should be reserved for leaders of the Turkish People's Liberation Army, a terrorist organization.

It said life sentences were sufficient for the three menZiya Yilmaz, Necmi Demir and Kamil Dede-who are not terrorist organization leaders. To Hike Wool Output BEL GRADE, Yugoslavia, June 14 (AP) Bulgaria, is planning to double the current annual output of 15,000 tons. of wool, the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported. Bulgaria now has 10,000,000 sheep. Barbecue with Old World Style Spaghetti Sauce BAKED CHICKEN Brown chicken pieces in cas- Let Twist serole.

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