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6-Monday, Dec. 14, 1970 Reno Evening Gazette 1972 issues peace, prosperity Adverttsm.itt TWfnve Anrirf. WnV That Morton: governors' help needed Students spend two nights, day in rain doing ecology research Relieves Itching, Pain Of Swollen Hemorrhoidal Tissues First AnnHrations Give Prompt, lion in part because so many SUN VALLEY, Idaho (AP) ferred a more positive tone In pare for a 1972 campaign waged Republican National Chairman lame duck governors would like 1970 administration campaign on the issues of peace and pros creeks like Incline, First, Second temporary Relief in Many Cases jobs in the administration. Rogers C. B.

Morton told GOP ing, and added that he thinks perity. governors today the party needs his colleagues generally agree. His emphasis on the political their political leadership to pre Rep. Rogers C. B.

Morton, role of the governors seemed an effort to offset President Nix Thirty GOP governors and governors-elect hold the first business session today at their winter conference in this snowy mountain resort. who is stepping out as Republi flammation. The answer i doctor-tested Preparation HJ There's no other hemorn rhoidal formula like PreparaJ tion and it needs noj prescription. Ointment c-rj suppositories. There's a most effective medication that gives prompt relief for hours from such hemorrhoidal discomfort and actually helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues caused by the in on's own postelection discount can national chairman to suc of their importance the presi ceed Hickel, was to address the dential campaign.

It was cold and wet. Rain pelted clothing, eventually even penetrating rain gear. It splattered into faces, and coursed in tiny rivulets over cheeks and noses. In short, it made ideal working conditions for a group cf students at the University of Nevada, Reno. For 36 continuous hours, two tights and a day, during the height of the recent storm in the Reno area, the students waded in Tahoe Basin and Sierra Ten of them here will be governors today.

Morton, the Maryland con Groups suggest auto accident insurance plans yielding their statehouses to newly elected Democrats next month. All told, Democrats dis gressman Nixon chose to be and Third, Galena, Grey, Bronco and others. The students, majors in Renewable Natural Resources, College of Agriculture at the University, assisted in a research effort that includes analyzation of sediment concentrations produced by rain storms in the surrounding Sierra region. Work is being done under a U.S. Department of the Interior Water Resources Research Center grant.

"A primary objective of the study," said Douglas J. Jager, research assistant in RNR and project leader, "is to determine the effect of land-use and water come the new secretary of the interior, said the most important leadership in molding a po placed eleven Republican gover nors in the November elections "One of the things that's litical organization "is that supplied by the governor's office." CHICAGO (AP) Insurance plans which would provide fast compensation for bodily injuries going to keep this from being very flashy is that about half "We will need your best ef forts to win in '72," Morton told in an auto accident no matter the people here are looking for jobs in the Nixon administra the Republican Governors United Air Lines does it 2 times a day. 8:00 AM and 2:55 PM. And both trips are nonstop. We'll nonstop you home, too.

Just as fast and fancy. So when you're thinking Denver, remember only United goes nonstop. who was at fault have been proposed by two nationwide insur Conference. tion," said Gov. Tom McCall of Oregon.

"That's going to inhibit any revolution." That has produced some com ance associations. Firm adopts new name: Recrion Corp. BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Stockholders approved Thursday changing the name of Par- plaints among the governors, and some of them also have shed condition on the production Personal injury claims, under There has been speculation the proposals, would be arbi of sediments and plant nutrients." Jager said that 24 complained about the 1970 cam Ask your Travel Agent for United, 'f' jffcirie stop in at our downtown menaiVSKlCS trated by insurance companies, paign saying a more positive that Gov. Raymond P.

Shafer of Pennsylvania, chairman of the Republican Governors Associa streams in the Sierra including approach would have done bet using a system similar to an arbitration process now used to handle vehicle damage claims ter for the GOP. tion, may wind up in the admin ticket office, 120 Mill Street, or call us at 329-1020, anytime. United. istration after he leaves office. Morton said there was no vin-Dohrmann Co.

to Recrion some in the Tahoe Basin are involved. Some of the streams, he said, are relatively undisturbed while others are in the heart of development activity. "It's a natural." among companies. Gov. Don Samuelson of Idaho.

doubt economic issues were an important factor in the Nov. 3 Changes in state insurance another lame duck, said he elections in which Republicans would like an appointment to laws would be required, however, before the plans proposed by This enables a comparison, he lost 11 governorships. work on Western states pro said. the American Mutual Insurance grams for the interior or agri During the storm, which pro He said the administration Is making "a very difficult transi culture departments. Alliance AMIA and the National Association of Independ tion from war to peace, from an Gov.

David F. Cargo-of New ent Insurers NAII could be duced a rise in many of the streams, the students sampled 14 of the 24 creeks. They took periodic water samples from inflationary to a stable econo Mexico said he is going back to enacted. my. The nearly identical proposals Unemployment and the rate each.

The samples will be analyzed for seeds, nitrates and of inflation will both be lower in were labeled the "Guaranteed Protection Plan" by the AMIA and the "Dual Protection Plan" 1972 than they were in 1970," phosphates as well as other Morton said. by the NAII. components. Results, hopefully, will provide a better understanding of the area's ecology and the practice of law and is not interested in any administration posts. About a dozen of the governors planned to meet later today to talk about politics, the 1970 campaign and the future of the party.

Cargo and McCall both raid they were concerned about President Nixon's firing of Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel. Cargo said he intends to protest The Republican governors are expected to try to persuade the White House to adopt a new po provide data that may be used Both recommended that state statutes be altered to require that every policyholder have a minimum coverage of $2,000 for for environmental enhancement, litical look in the 1972 cam paign, with the emphasis on the Corp. and stripping the firm of all its holdings except three hotel-casinos in Las Vegas, Nev. The 45-minute shareholders meeting saw no challenges to management, a marked contrast to previous meetings of the Los Angeles-based firm.

The name change, which should be effective Monday in the company's common stock listing on the American Stock Exchange, was seen as an image-changing move. "The board, of directors believes that the proposed change of name will better reflect the company's activities and will help overcome the effects of the adverse publicity suffered by the company during the last year," said Delbert Coleman, majority stockholder. Trading of the firm's stock was temporarily suspended this year by the American Stock Exchange because of a government suit charging Coleman and others with violations of securities laws. Parvin-Dorhmann announced sale this week of its hotel and institutional supply subsidiaries to Holiday Inns. The firm maintained control of the Fremont, Stardust and Alladin hotels.

Working on the project, aside medical expenses and $6,000 for positive rather than the attack disability income. But one Republican governor Even if he were at fault, a from Jager, are two graduate students. They were assisted in the sampling by a number of undergraduate students. Some worked the entire 36 hour pe person covered by the plans said his colleagues are not like Iy to stage any political rebel- Hickel's ouster to administra would receive Immediate pay ment of claims for bodily inja riod. Others worked in shifts.

TRAFFIC FATALITY ry, the associations said. Then In order to obtain the samples insurance companies which con LAS VEGAS (AP) Nevada's tend the client they paid was not tion officials. Vice President Spiro T. Ag-new is to address the governors Tuesday evening and confer with them privately over breakfast Wednesday. Gov.

Linwood Holton of Virginia said he would have pre they waded into the creeks until the water became too high. They then suspended samplers from at fault could seek out of court highway fatalities reached 248 for the year with the death of payment from the other driver's t''l Bovd Charles Brown, 22, Las insurance company. bridges and culverts, or used other means to acquire what Vegas, who died following in- xne plans tail snort or no they needed. iuries suffered in an auto acci fault" auto insurance, which "The effort of the students dent last month, the Nevada has been rejected by the Indus try as unfeasible. is one example of their getting Highway Patrol has said.

out of the classroom and into the field to learn," Jager said. In the course of doing the work, Jager said that some un expected things happened. At 3:00 a.m. on one of the creeks, a highway patrolman was per It's PANASONIC at McMahan's! plexed as to what students would VISIT SANTA AT GREENBRAE Shopping Center IN SPARKS 1 :00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Weekdays 1 to 5 Saturday District reports $2.1 million school damage SACRAMENTO (AP) -Burglary, theft and arson caused $2.1 million damage in Califor mm. be doing out in a storm at that hour. In another instance, the students returned to a creek they had sampled one hour ear lier and found that an automo nia's largest school district in bile had skidded into the creek fiscal 1969-70. This is the damage estimate and was partially submerged. for the Los An geles City Unified School District given by administrative consultant Gordon Trigg to a Senate education subcommittee hearing in the Capitol.

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