Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 2

August 27, 1970 Soviets test-fire MIRVs WAJrUWTON (AT) Scoe- lavy flMw-v Hthin k. Laird t.w twt M.flr«d ttwir Ic SSU aiMeonUawotal ballittic mMte tat flrtt (km. And top Pentagon scientist at the present pace the could not only outstrip the 'United 'Stiles in strategic and tactical weaponry by 19K but in technology as wdl. announced Wednesday I'm American destroyer saw three objects drop in the Pacific near Midway Island last Friday from an SSU, the Russian CHANNEL 11 FAIRBANKS THURSDAY Hamme's Sports and Local News with Tom Jensen News with Walter Cronkite Report with Ted Uhne and Program Schedule i Sunny Carpenter Affair Days 8 3 0 i Angel Wore Red" News with Ted Lehne Griffin 11 cqviTitenl of the U.S. Minuteman.

It is not known he said, if the objects were weapons or if they were aimed and not dropped. "If (they) do deploy this system and it does have three weapons," Laird told a news "(they) accelerate the number of warheads by three times." This would be more than 2,100 warheads using Laird's figure of "well over 700" Soviet SSlls, or 2,400 using the figure given congressional committees, this spring of 800 Soviet SSlls as of February this year. The Soviets previously tested multiple warheads on their giant SS9-more than twice the size of the SSU and the Minute- KFAR-TV Channel 2 THURSDAY Girl Big Thirty 6:30 News Boone Martin Presents the Golddiggers American Style Hour News Nightly News Tonight Show FRIDAY On Takes Two of the Century Girl of Everything World Apart My Children Make A Deal Game GAme Hospital Life To Live 4:30 Dark Shadows man--but have not deployed them. Deployment of multiple warheads on U.S. Minuteman 111 missiles is under way Besides the SSlls, Laird said, the Soviets have about 300 SSSs and about 100 SS13s, a missile comparable to the SS11 and Minuteman.

The United States has about 1,000 Minuteman missiles, of which 10 have been outfitted so far with three warheads each that can be targeted independently on enemy points. Dr. John Foster, the Pentagon's top scientist as director of defense research, said, meanwhile, he is concerned not with the present U.S.-Soviet "rough parity" but with the momentum of the Soviet weapons buildup while the United States stands still. DEAR FOLKS! When I nuking perteH last week I came aiTofts ww Ura I think you might IK able In take advantage I needed ttuiw wcljhtB to put in the Oh, how I hate to new the regular on! Then remove whtii It time for cleaning and replace when they bark from rleanern. Why all that time and energy? That'll two that arc mighty hard to ronw by I bought some Inexpenulve fishing weights and a package uf little lafrty pins and Just the old-time method (when a gone, a pin) of Just pinning them on.

Only took a few no slllehcs to shim and think how rasy it will be when it ruined for that rk-anlng job. THE RINKY-DINKS MiWAMtMa WH. THtU MON. p.m. JURYIEW MOTEL WAT LETTER OF TRUTH DEAR HELOISE: for an absolutely perfect vacation every time, pack half the number of clothes you planned to take and TWICE the umount of money.

Been that Road DEAR HELOISE: I have a very special way or decorating my pie crust. I use the grinding attachment of my food chopper and press It into the dough. The design it leaves looks just like flowers on the crust when it's baked. Tanya G. eoeooec School toon-- treat the during 1 our bock-to-school Hey Moms! 9 special ALL FOOD ITEMS Vi PRICE (Your child will be able to eat all he wonts for approx.

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Ext. PHOME 456-4973 DEAR HELOISE: Here is an idea I use all the time and hope it may help others. When you come home with load of groceries, and the countertop is full or too small, just pull out a drawer or two and put your parcels on this. (If necessary, place cooky sheet over drawer that has been pulled out and put your parcels on it) Also, if you are fixing a tray for food or cookies, but have no place to put It, pull out a drawer and set the tray on that. Really lifesaver! J.

Howard Jensen DEAR HELOISE: An old wooden card table will serve as a frame for making: hooked rugs. Simply cut out the top and tack the rug to the frame. Two legs can be folded and the table drawn over the lap for easier handling. Mrs. T.

Grime! aj DEAR HELOISE-. If you don't like soft, fresh bread, try my method. Soon as I get home from the store I cut holes through the plastic so air can get In und the moisture out. When I am In a hurry, I take the bread out of the bag and lay it on the drainboard and later turn it over. As soon as It's to my liking I put It back in the bag.

Louiae M. DEAR HELOISE: I have found a large mirror very helpful in teaching left- handed persons skills that require usefulness of the hands. Simply perform the act. art, or whatever in front of the mirror, and let the left-handed person watch your image in the mirror. The mirror reverses the procedure and makes the image look as if the action was being done left-handed.

Lowell B. Yohn DEAR HELOISE: When making an arrangement of flowers Irom your garden, always trim each stem, removing all leaves which will be below the water line in your vase. Avid Fan Sears 5 Days Only latrodueing New Imperial PORTRAIT xlO 99 PlusStt Handling And Delivery Your child's portrait made with Eastman "PROFESSIONAL" Ektacolor Film and materials and our all new DYNAMIC COLOR background assures you full color fidelity and breathtaking realism never before passible. You must see this value to believe it! NO OBLIGATION TO BUY ADDITIONAL PORTRAITS EXTRA PRINTS AVAILABLE AT REASONABLE PRICES LIMIT: ONE PER CHILD -TWO PER FAMILY AGE LIMIT: 5 WEEKS TO 12 YEARS GROUPS TAKEN AT EACH ADDITIONAL CHILD CHOICE OF POSES. AUG.

25th thru SAL, AUG. 29th SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Sjtirfaction Guaraiilcn! or Your Money Back Sears, Roebuck and Co. STORE HOURS 10 TO 6 WEATHER Stile ANCHORAGE (AP) It was fooy with occatioiul drizzle ilonf the Arctic Coast during the night with cloudiness extending southward along the Bering Set Coast. There were the usual clouds over the Aleutian chain with the cloud cover extending over Gulf of Alaska and the Kodiak Island area. The cloud cover went down to the southern portion of the panhandle at Ketchikan.

Most of the state was under fair skies, and temperatures over the Interior dropped. Minimum readings through most of Alaska were in the but scattered points in the Interior had lows in the 30s. The coolest temperatures reported during the past 24 hours were 28 degrees at Gulkana and 34 at Northway Temperature and precipitation late Wednesday and early Thursday: Women's strike is success Anchorite, clear Ktlchikan. cloudy Barrow, cloudy Barter Island, fog Bethel, cloudy Cold cloudy Cordova, cloudy Fairbanks. clear Gulkana, clear Homer, cleat' Juneau, clear Kenai.

clear King cloudy Kodiak. cloudy Kotzebue, cloudy McGralh, cloudy Nome, cloudy Sltka, clear Shenya, lot Yakutat. log (T S) i.1 12 37 15 .11 10 il 61 67 58 67 38 it 5 il 62 13 SI 4t (l 47 63 16 36 National By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High Low Fr. Albany, cloudy 17 Albuquerque, clear 93 64 Atlanta, cloudy 84 Bismarck, clear 103 it Boise, cloudy 91 Boston, clear 86 Buffalo, cloudy 82 Charlotte, cloudy IB Chlcaio, clear 69 70 Cincinnati. clear Si Cleveland, cloudy il Denver.

cloudy 9i S7 Dei Moines, clear 81 17 Detroit, clear Fort Worth, clear 91 64 Helena, clear (1 Honolulu, cloudy 89 79 Indianapolis, clear II Jacksonville, clear 93 Kantas City, clear Los Angeles, clear li 71 Louisville, clear 13 Memphis. clear i9 Miami, cloudy II 80 Milwaukee, cloudy 93 61 cloudy S3 '1 New Orleans, cloudy 86 75 .28 New York, clear 86 S9 Okla. City, clear 94 Omaha, clear 90 is Philadelphia, clear 15 i7 Phoenix, cloudy 84 Piltsburth. cloudy 81 PUand. clear 84 (3 Ptland, clear 13 56 Rapid City, clear il il Richmond, clear 88 i2 St.

Louis, clear li il Salt Lk. City cloudy San Diego, cloudy 78 69 San cloudy 69 52 Seattle, clear 76 il Tampa, cloudy 18 Washinfton, clear 16 Winnipeg, cloudy SO 6fl M-Missim IACEY ST By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Women activists around the country, marking the 50th anniversary of their winning the vote, have begun a new drive for equality. They marched in the streets, chanted at rallies and held symbolic demonstrations. High point of Wednesday's "Women's Strike for Equality" was a mate march down New York's Fifth Avenue that drew a polfce-estimated crowd of more than 20,000 persons, including some men. Parade- officials put the figure as high as 50,000.

Other major demonstrations were held in Washington, Boston, Chicago, Indianapolis and San Francisco but there was also activity in cities the size of Missoula, and Paramus, N.J. Betty Friedan, founder of the National Organization For Women--NOW--and originator of the idea for the strike, said the scope of the activity was "beyond our wildest dreams." Major goals of the demonstration were equal job opportunities and pay, free abortions and 24-hour child care centers. College presidents predict more unrest NEW YORK (AP) Campus unrest will continue during the coming school year, with its intensity depending on the political and social climate at home and U.S. involvement abroad, a group of college presidents predicts. Ten campus heads were asked by the Ladies Home Journal whether they believed the institutions would "cool down" or whether actions would continue to disturb the traditional routine.

The replies printed in the magazine's September issue included the presidents of the University of Notre Dame, City University of New York, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of California at Berkeley, San Francisco State and Fordham University. NOW PLAYING WEKDiVS I SAT. I 1 3 PLUS Women to stay home from their jobs and not perform menial household tasks. Business communities reported little absenteeism, however, and the largest crowds were for those events timed for the lunch hour or after work. The New York parade drew thousands of homebound office workers as spectators-most of them friendly Others stared or snickered or shouted disapproval.

One group of antiliberation women carrying pink signs identifying them as members of "Men Our Mastcrs-MOM," crossed police barricades to scuffle briefly with the marchers until police separated them. The mood was generally jovial but with serious overtones. "It's both serious and fun, but not something to be made fun of," commented one woman marcher. "There is a feeling of unity among us." At a rally the march Mrs. Friedan declared: "This is not a bedroom war, this is a political movement.

Man is not the enemy, man is a fellow victim." i A I a.Vhe JftXi JILLS MUSIC DANCING NO COVER pinner 5 ro 5 Kate Milted, chief theoretician of women's liberation and author of "Sexual MltiM, s'ki, "Today is the of a new movement. Today end of mitenniums of oppression." About 2,000 people turned out for a noontime rally in Boston where Mrs. Florence Luscomb, who worked for women's suffrage 50 years ago told the audience that at the start of the feminist movement "it was im- for a woman to speak in puMk like this." Police estimated a Chicago crowd at and another 3,000 ptlMivd in Indianapolis where members of i women's liberation group performed a skit demonstrating their demands. In Missoula, three women were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after painting liberation signs on residential sidewalks. And ISO women turned out for a brief demonstration in Paramus.

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