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i ml I I I 1 4k' president to Miami Sim signifi- "Nothing of political By MICHAEL J. CONLON Tv i -sV i cance was discussed. SILVER SPRING, Md. (UPD Presidential candidate "McGovern was encouraged George C. Wallace left Holy Cross Hospital after 53 days of Or i lIHililti treatment for gunshot wounds today and flew to Alabama to reclaim the governorship before heading for the Democratic by the strength and vigor of Gov.

Wallace and wanted to wish him well over the next few weeks," the senator's statement National Convention. The governor was driven from the hospital in this north said. President Nixon provided an ern suburb of the nation capital to Andrews Air Force base for the flight by military airlift ambulance plane to Mont ambulance plane to take Atterbury main gate at 10 a.m. Wallace to Montgomery, gomery, the state capital. "I feel good, I feel great, and finally to Miami Beach.

nation, Wallace arranged a big By making the stop in Wallace said with a big smile wheelchair speech to a big Alabama, could re crowd of welcomers in Mont claim the governor's job that to reporters on the hospital steps as he was taken by i mi i iiif-i ft ir'ittLti gomery Detore flying later in he lost under a state law. It provides for a temporary the day to Miami Beach where wheelchair from the hospital to the party convention starts a waiting car. transfer of power to the Traffic flow smooth but busy Monday. lieutenant governor if the "See you in Miami. Tight Security His wife Cornelia joined him governor is absent from tne state for at least 20 consecutive days.

in the car for the ride to At the airfield, Wallace was lifted from his black limousine into the wheelchair, which then was carried up the ramp into the plane. The governor was Andrews. Campers swarm Atterbury There was tight security at the hospital, with Secret turned facing outward through the door and waved and saluted Veteran actor Service agents and uniformed state and county police and hospital guards on hand. as he posed for pictures for about two minutes. About 100 nurses and other His plane left at 10:02 a.m.

dies in crash DENVER (UPD Actor EDT for the approximately two-hour flight to Montgomery Before leaving the hospital Weather: By United Press International Variable cloudiness and a little warmer with chance of a few showers or thunderstorms today. Mostly cloudy and a little warmer with chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight. Mostly cloudy with chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday. Highs today near 80. Lows tonight near 60.

Highs Saturday low 80s. Precipitation probability percentages 20 today, 40 tonight, 20 Saturday. Indiana extended outlook for Sunday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy north, mostly cloudy with chance of showers south Sunday and Monday. Mostly cloudy Tuesday with chance of showers over the state. Mild throughout the period with lows mostly in the 60s and highs in the 80s.

hospital personnel applauded the governor, who wore a blue and white pin-striped suit. Wallace paused several minutes to shake hands, and said Brandon de Wilde, who gained Wallace issued this written statement: his greatest fame when he played the role of a young boy in the 1953 western film classic "Everyone's been so fine and On the occasion of my gracious. "Shane," was killed in a car accident Thursday. departure from Holy Cross Wallace, still paralyzed below Hospital, my family and I the waist from the attempt on De Wilde, 30, was driving a express our heartfelt gratitude With hundreds of camper vehicles already set up, the 1972 campvention of the National Campers and Hikers Association officially opened shortly before noon today at Camp Atterbury as Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb cut a ribbon at the main gate signaling the beginning of activities. The spearhead of more than 40,000 campers expected to arrive over the weekend began arriving at Atterbury about 6 a.m.

today and traffic had backed up more than a mile and a half from the Hospital road entrance to the camp area before campvention officials decided to start letting the campers in about 8:30 a.m. The gate was not planned for opening until the 1 1 :45 a.m. ribbon cutting ceremony was completed, but the traffic backup dictated otherwise. By 9:30 a.m. a steady stream of vehicles poured into the camp area with well planned NCHA registration procedures keeping the traffic flowing at a steady clip.

Members of the Indiana delegation to the campvention, who arrived early last week, took charge of registration, checking reservation numbers by passing out information and giving directions. The delegates were assisted by Indiana State Police, who took charge of traffic control along Hospital road. By 9:45 a.m. only about a fifteen minute delay was necessary for campers entering the grounds. camper van in suDuroan and thanks to the many fine his life in May, was accompanied by a medical team, to monitor his condition and continue three hours of daily citizens of the state of Lakewood during a light ram when the vehicle hit a Maryland for the tremendous construction truck used to courtesies extended to us install guard rails.

physical therapy to strengthen his shoulders and arms. Lakewood patrolman Robert during our stay here. We especially thank Gov. Marvin Mandel and his staff, the Still intent on winning the Democratic presidential norm Ellis said the rain made it impossible to determine whether de Wilde skidded prior to Traffic also was relatively light on roads approaching the Atterbury-Edinburg area, but was expected to pick up by afternoon. Most camper traffic through Johnson county was confined to newly opened 1-65 and SR 252 from 1-65 to the camp.

Traffic from the south came on US 31 north from the Taylorsville 1-65 interchange. State Highway department officials were on stand-by at the intersection of US 31 and SR 252 at the Camp Atterbury entrance in case traffic warranted hand operation of traffic signals. Such operation, however, was unnecessary through most of the morning as traffic moved smoothly and without tie-up. Campers from all over the United States and Canada are expected to attend the 13th annual NCHA campvention, which will begin business sessions and planned activities Monday morning and will run through Thursday. The National campvention is the first to be held in Indiana.

Jonnson-Bgrtholomew county area businesses and chambers of commerce have prepared for the event since it was first announced last fall. Preparations of the Atterbury grounds itself have been under way since April when rest room facilities began going up and provisions were made for water and power supplies. The campvention water supply comes from Princes Lakes. Area planners estimate that the campers will spend more than $1 million in the Johnson-Bartholomew county area during their week-long stay. Events at the camp will go on, on a nearly 24-hour basis with dances, concerts, hobby classes, a canoe race and a queen contest among the.

activities. Church services are scheduled at the camp Sunday and a mini-hospital has been set up complete with an iron lung. Shuttle-bus service is being provided for campers by various area cities and towns. No one will be admitted to the camp area, according to NCHA officials, without a pass because of the large amount of traffic in the area. NCHA officials said sight-seers from the area are discouraged from coming to the camp because of those traffic problems.

county and municipal officials, state troopers and other police men who endured long hours to help at the hospital. "Sister Helen Marie (hospital impact. He was rushed to nearby St. Anthony's Hospital where he died four hours after the accident of a broken neck, back and leg. De Wilde, born in Brooklyn, administrator), the doctors, Unemployment down, prices climb sisters and staff of the hospital will always hold a very dear place in my heart.

They saved April 9, 1942, was appearing in my life, and I wish God Denver in the Elitch Theater's blessing to them all." The governor was shot four production of "Butterflies Are Free." WASHINGTON (UPD A new surge in livestock prices pushed wholesale food prices up for the second month in a row in June, the government announced today, but the nation's unemployment rate dropped sharply to its lowest Hoosier safety regulations will affect everyone Although he appeared in times May 15 in nearby Laurel while campaigning for the Maryland primary, which he numerous pictures, he achieved point in 20 months won by a nanuy margin over his greatest acting success as the buck-toothed 9-year-old son of The Labor Department's reason for a 1 per cent rise in Bureau of Labor Statistics said Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey. The bullets were removed in two operations, but one missile that the wholesale price of consum Jean Arthur in the film "Shane," which starred Alan Ladd. er foods last month.

It came a 4.7 per cent increase in livestock prices was the- main lodged near his spine left Wallace paralyzed from the on the heels of a 1.3 per cent hike in May after two months U.S. Department of Labor are working coordinated on the waist down. of sharp declines new laws and regulations. The governor closed out his Unemployment, however. By HORTENSE MYERS INDIANAPOLIS (UPD- Indiana has another deadline by which, the state must develop a series of programs acceptable to federal officials or lose controland this time almost all Other pictures he was in included "Blue Denim," "All Fall Down," "Hud," Calloways," "In Harm's Way" and "The Deserter." He also starred in the television series "Jaimie" in 1953 and 1954.

Lanam was joined by Frank Fuchs and Fred Kepler, both stay at the suburban Washing dipped from 5.9 per cent to 5.5 from the U.S. Department of La ton hospital by receiving a visit Thursday from Democratic per cent in June. The 0.4 per cent drop brought joblessness! bor; Robert Benjamin, vice front-runner George S. Mc to its lowest level since chairman of the Indiana Occu adult Hoosiers are affected. October, 1970.

It was the first pational Safety Standards Com Govern and attending a religious service. More than 50 time since then that unemploy mission, and Willard Boxley, Most adults are either an employer or an employe and they are the people concerned ment had not hovered near the president of an Indianapolis au per cent mark dio-visual firm, in a news con with the Indiana Occupational Area deaths The big jump in wholesale ference during the preview of the Health and Safety Act nd the Wallace aides, nuns and staff members of the Roman Catholic affiliated hospital heard Wallace read the 23rd Psalm. Spokesmen for Wallace and McGovern said in almost identical statements that meat and food prices had been federal William s-Steiger Act. Under terms of the federal act anticipated by the admimstra programs. 57 Million Covered Benjamin said one of the com Irwin, 84, tion and led President Nixon to Mrs.

Rebecca Franklin. mon misconceptions about the Indiana has until Dec. 29 to develop a permanent state plan under which the Indiana De clamp price controls on farm products and lift the import new legislation is that it affects only large firms. "This law affects 57 million employes in partment of Labor would be in quotas on meat in a effort to stem a price rise for consumers. control of the education, train ing and inspection program for the United States and 2.5 million in Indiana," Benjamin said.

"There are only two exceptions on-job health and safety. Spokesmen at a news conference here Thursday at which The BLS explained that the 5.5 per cent unemployment rate was seasonally adjusted to compensate for the normal big influx of students into the labor force during the summer in the state law agriculture and four programs prepared by the domestic services and the federal act covers agriculture so state were previewed Dy state and federal officials, said even substantially everyone who News summary By United Press International OAKLAND, Calif. A gunman, identified by the FBI as Goodwin M. Harrison, hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines plane Thursday. After demanding and receiving a $450,000 ransom, and a parachute, the hijacker allowed 55 passengers to depart the plane at San Diego.

He then ordered the plane to fly north. Harrison demanded a fully lighted field and a Coast Guard helicopter at Oakland. The Boeing 737 circled the Oakland airport for nearly an hour, then landed at 1:33 a.m. After a long wait and negotiation the gunman surrendered and handed over his gun to waiting FBI agents. It was the second PSA plane hijacking in approximately 25 if the Indiana plan is approved, works, expect in households, is vacation.

Thus, the actual number of unemployed persons increased 1.1 million in June to affected." Lanam said 72 men and women 5.4 million, but this was less have been killed in occupa than usual for June and tional accidents so far this year the federal inspectors will "ride herd" on enforcement of the federal law. If the state does not develop an acceptable plan, then the U.S. Department of Labor would assume control of the therefore the jobless percentage figure went down after seasonal adjustment. and about 15,000 injured, Kepler said that an average of 10 to 15 violations of the new job safety laws and rules are found in each inspection and "in some Officials said most of the program aimed at reducing decline in unemployment oc work-related deaths and in curred among workers aged 16 instances there have been 50 to juries. At present, Indiana labor! to 24 and that the teen-age commissioner wuiiam 75 violations in one place." Neither state nor federal offi jobless rate dropped from 15.7 to 14.5 per cent, the lowest in Lanam and his staff and the almost two years.

cials have much inspection staff at present. Lanam said he has a total of 16 and Kepley has eight. The target work areas Ramon Ashley Booth space for festival is available getting the most attention now are those having the most death and injuries. These are wood and wood products, meat and meat products, mobile home and to appear in court Monday transportation industry, roofing Greenwood Jaycees will sponsor August Festival Days' in and sheet metal work and long shoring. Greenwood at the city park this year from Wednesday, August 16 But both Lanam and Kepler Ramon D.

Ashley, accused TEL AVIV Two thousand years ago Jesus was condemned to death in Jerusalem. Thursday Itzhak an Orthodox Jew, asked the Israeli supreme court to issue a judgment to exonerate Christ of all charges. David, who was acting on behalf of David Bitan, was denied his petition. The court said Jesus' conviction and crucifixion was a matter of history and not something for a modern court to decide. David said he has asked for a judicial review of the case.

REYKJAVIK. Iceland After two weeks of delay Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky have decided to get down to the business of playing chess. Spassky won the right to make the first move in the world championship match which will begin Tuesday. The winner will receive $150,000 and the loser $100,000. SILVER SPRING.

Md. Fifty-three days after entering Holy Cross, George Wallace will leave today, in a wheel chair. Wallace was shot four times at a campaign rally In nearby Laurel on May 15. During his stay at the hospital the bullets were removed in two operations, but one of the missiles left him partially paralyzed. Wallace is heading for the Democratic National Convention in Miami, with a f.

stopover in Alabama. IRVINE. Calif. After more than two months with no reports of new offspring. Frasier the lion's fans were, beginning to worry.

But the latest word from Lion Country Safari, where the aging lion lives, is encouraging. One of Frasier's sons sired his own youngster, and two of Frasier'l wives suddenly turned up in the maternity ward. Frasier. who is pushing the human equivalent of 100 years, has fathered 33 cubs in less than a year and a half. through Saturday, August i slayer of his 18-year-old wife, has said inspectors investigate each complaint they get, coming in A parade is scheduled for unannounced under authority been rescheduled to be arraigned at 9 a.m.

Monday in Johnson they have in the new legislation, Superior Court in Franklin. Wednesday evening. There will be entertainment Thursday, a teen-age dance on. Friday, and parachute drop on Saturday afternoon. The August Festival dance (for and so the range of work areas covers the gamut of ways people Ashley of New Whrteland was to have been arraigned in courtl earn their living.

Thursday, however his attorney Tom G. Jones was not present. Program Reviewed The programs reviewed those 21 years of age ana over; Empty now, but not always Ashley faces a first degree will be Saturday night, Aug. 19 Thursday cover a general intro murder charge in the alleged (nlace to be announced). fatal shooting of his teen-age duction to the federal law, new federal bookkeeping Anvone wanting booth space at wife, the former Penny Tinkle the August Festival Days' may! The pot's empty now, but it contained "delicious" spaghetti just moments before, At least that's what these Cadettes, who made the meal as well as the "chipawah kitchen" to cook It on, said.

They are part of the 150 Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes of Johnson county "roughing it" this week and next at a day camp set up near Nineveh at Indiana Bell Conservation club. Left" to right is Mary Sauer, Senior scout, Delisa Chenoweth, Julie Caraboa and Teri Hines, all of Greenwood. Journal photo by Cheryl Denk- reuirements for employers, industrial orientation for' new employes, and office safety: contact generar tnairman van The first degree murder indictment was filed in Johnson Superior tourl after the grand jury Chamberlin in Greenwood at 881-5644. any time day or night, or at 545-7555 during the day, (Continued on back page, col. 4) i v' at' a -r -W K-t v.

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