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PAS! TWO SECTION A THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, SATURDAY, MAY 11 I til Kforfrf Mews Briefly Told Tucson NBC Affiliate Sold By Pulitzer Co. The Pulitzer Publishing Co. yesterday sold Tucson's NBC television network affiliate, KVO.VTV, to Donrey Media Group. The agreement to sell the station was reached around noon yesterday, It must be approved by the Communications Commission, which could take three to sis months, according to Smith, and Las Vegas, Nev, Among its holdings are the Las Vegas Review-Journal and the NBC radio and television affiliates in Las Vegas, a CBS television affiliate in Reno, and the Southwest Times Record, a newspaper in Fort Smith. Five thousand South Vietnamese troops, led by tanks and other armored vehicles, have launched a two-pronged drive in eastern Cambodia with full U.S.

air support, field reports said Friday. Spearheading the twin thrusts were two armored cavalry regiments that had been out of action after earlier fighting and which were reported to be still short of vehicles. Field commanders said the objective of the operation is to disrupt a complex of "Communist command and control facilities, headquarters and training areas" used to carry out operations in South Vietnam's II au Nghia and Long An provinces to the west of Saigon. There has been a sharp Increase of enemy activity. The drive was launched Tuesday, but details were not reported until Friday for security reasons.

Soviet Developments The official Soviet news agency said four persons convicted in an attempt to hijack a Jetliner and make their way to Israel testified Friday against nine others in the case. The news agency identified the four who testified as Mark Dymshlts, a former pilot, and Eduard Kuznetsov, both serving lJ-year terms after winning appeals against death sentences, Kuznetsov's wife Sylvia and Iosif M. Mendelevich. The Soviet Union will attempt a major space venture within the next few days, informed Soviet sources reported Friday night The sources did not elaborate, but observers here believe that it will involve either a second launching of a manned craft to link up with the Salute space station which was put into an earth orbit April 19 or an attempt to send an unmanned satellite to Mars. South American Unrest Police used gunfire against student demonstrators and looters Friday in downtown Caracas, Venezuela, and a stray bullet reportedly killed a young woman watching the disturbance from a balcony.

A police spokesman said 16 other persons were injured and 350 were arrested. Venezuelan students have demonstrated frequently in the past month against educational policies, police "excesses" and an official decision to close part of the Central University of Venezuela. Jr. Achievers Honored At Award Night The school year Is about to end and with it the business year for over SO0 Tucson high school students. And last night's Junior Achievement Awards dinner honored representatives of ft corporations of Junior Achievement.

Junior Achievement a nationwide program in which high school students organize and manage their own small-scale businesses under the guidance of adult advisors from business and industry. The 10th annual Future Unlimited banquet was held at the Ramada Inn. Activities of the evening included the presentation of scholarships and awards. Company-of-the-Year Award was won by Stenco-Quala-T, a Junior Achievement company which manufactured silk-screened T-shirts. The company, after liquidating its assets, showed a profit of over $1,700.

Top individual awards, Mr. and Miss Executive, went to Pete Will, a Tucson High senior, and to Donna Starkey, a Catalina High senior, who also won the Presldent-of-the-Year award. Other executive-of-the-year awards were: Vice President, Sales presented to Steve Bull (Tucson); Vice President, Manufacturing, won by Steve Salazar (Salpointe); Treasurer of the Year, Steve Romero (Pueblo); Secretary of the Year, Lora Gallagher (Palo Verde); and Salesman of the Year, Jan Washburn (Catalina). The Erland G. Johnson Scholarship was presented to Liz Hoehn, a senior at Palo Verde.

Other scholarships were awarded to Gina Pugh, Fred McGeagh, Cathy Sowers and Steve Romero. The Graduate Staff Scholarship winner was Mike Bradley. Who's really cutting the pricoG on polyester glass belted tires? Garry Greenberg. KVOA's na- tional sales manager. The Pulitier company purchased KVOA-TV three jean ago.

It purchased the Arizona Daily Star April 8. Common ownership of a newspaper and a television station in one community has been challenged by the FCC as well as by the U.S. Justice Department. U.S. District Judge James A.

Walsh approved sale of the Star by William A. Small publisher of the Tucson Daily Citizen, to the Pulitzer com-puny on condition that Pulitzer divest itself of KVOA-TV by April 1, 1972. Donrey, a contraction of the name of owner Donald W. Reynolds, is based in Fort THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR Owrttr Mmbr of Tit AiwooMd Pron Tlx Auoclatta' Pron ntttld wdvtMr im lor republication at oil local nowt printed in tfes nowipapor 01 wall at ell Aft ntwt dlipatchtt. All rlahH of ra-publication of isociol diipattKoi ar alia momd.

MEMSEH, AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Subscription Rotttt Ctlyt Sy Corrlor, SO1 por wotfcj S41 .60 par ytor. ay Auto Routt: $3 50 ear month, $42.00 par yot. Ouriid Carritr Dtllvtry, SO1 por wooki $41 .60 per year. Mail Ratot: Payable in Advance, Stole of Arizona, On Month S375. One Year $43.00 OuHide Aritona including Canada Meikot One Month On year $57 00 Second Class Postage Paid at Tucson, Arizona Published Daily and Sunday by the ARDEN PUBLISHING COMPANY 208 North Stone Avenue Tucson, Arizona 85701 Phone (602) 622-J855 'fine watch and Phoenix Workers Stage Wildcat Walkout PHOENIX (AP) About 150 Mountain Bell telephone operators and plant technicians refused to cross picket lines set up Friday by Long Lines Division personnel, and were replaced by management personnel.

A Mountain Bell spokesman said the picket line went up strip tod with risj wfeitt letters. WIDE 70 SERIES. REO OR WHITE 4 PLY POLYESTER. ZZ.IS8 MIIE GUARANTEE. RrtK wllitt 070-14 F70-14 670-143 H70-14 070-15 Replace S.SS-14 7.75 14 0.21-14 11514 0.21-11 Our price 22.10 24.00 2102 27.07 2120 20.30 Til tu 2.S0 1.75 2.0S 2.02 9 0RTS 70 SERIE1 RAISED WHITE LTRS.

4 PLY POLY ESTER. 22.500 MILE GUAR, White letters 070-14 F70-14 G70-14 H70-14 670-11 H70-15 Re- placet 6.15-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 8.25-15 8.55-15 Our price 23.04 25.3S 20.47 20.32 2173 2003 Feel tu 2.31 2 58 2.75 2.05 2.02 100 Steel belted radials The world's longest wearing tires art Michtlin steel cord radial ply, imported from France. You'll get 40,000 to 60,000 beautiful, trouble-free miles of wear. The first 40,000 art guaranteed. MICHELINX STEEL BELTED RA0IALS.

AMERICAN CARS WW. 40,000 Ml. GUARANTEE Tin size Replaces Mfg. list Our price Fed tax 175-14 185-14 185-14 6.96-14 7.35-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 7.75-15 8.25-15 47.50138.0012.07 51.2541.002.33 55.00 44.00 2.45 205-14 215-14 61.25 49.002.09 67.50 54.00 2.92 195-15 58.75 47.002.64 205-16 215-15 66.25 53.002.91 8.55-15 72.50 51.00 3.06 Ever read a tire guarantee? Some tire guarantees sound too good to be true. And they are.

Say you are given a guarantee for the "life of the tread, with no restrictions as to length of time or Beautiful! If the tread lasts 10 years and 100,000 miles and something happens to your tire while the tread is still good, your guarantee protects you. Go ahead and believe in miracles. But suppose the tread wears out in 10 weeks at 1,000 miles instead. Get out your Kleenex. The guarantee expired when the tread expired.

(Don't you wish you were in the tire business?) We don't use a guarantee to trick our customers. We guarantee every tire for a minimum number of miles, in writing. This is in addition to the manufacturer's guarantee against the usual road hazards. Should any tire we sell you fail to receive the minimum number of miles, we'll give you a cash refund for the mileage you didn't get. For instance, say you paid $25 for a tire guaranteed 25,000 miles.

But at 15,000 miles you have a blow out. Or the tread wears out. Or you run over a spike and suffer an unrepairable puncture. We owe you for 10,000 miles, or 25ths of the price you paid for the tire. You can take the $10 refund to one of our competitors or you can apply it to the pur-case of a replacement tire from us.

It's up to you. Just don't hold your breath while you're looking for another tire dealer who'll give you a guarantee like ours. 4 Sat 8 to Sun, closed. otc. Couldn't ihty mike the type any At our Downtown Store UAVice President Still Critically III Robert L.

Houston, University of Arizona vice president for physical resources, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at St Joseph's Hospital, where he has been under treatment since Saturday. A relative said his condition was improving but would not discuss the nature of the nied the shift because he was not qualified for the TV operations on that shift The spokesman said the walkout was completely unrelated to current contract negotiations between Mountain Bell and the Communications Workers of America. He said contract negotiations are continuing on a day to day basis. 'Terminal' Satirizes Death Rite Tie Group Joins Vmgh, Mitford By DAYII MX Star Staff Writer America's oVath rituals surety tlx most elaborate since Kinj Tut was buried with millions of dollars In told as well I choice selection of slaves hivt been the target of numerous social critics, notably Evelyn w'augh and Jessica Mitord. In "Terminal." which opened last night at the Campus Christian Center, The Group offers another commentary on the intricate steps we take to deny the fact of death.

Susan Yankowitz play (taken from the Open Theater production) attacks on two fronts the ludicrous rituals and the emptiness of the lives behind them. The message for a materialist society is summed up in the powerful closing scene, The Dying Imagine Their "The judgment of your life is your life. You will finally possess the thing you wanted in life. Eternity will be that thing and that thing alone. "There Is a space between hat was done and what could have been dona, and you are rooted in that space.

"You neither faced your death nor participated in your life." In that finale, the most effective scene in the production, the dead souls writhe and reach out but are unable to touch anything, while Jim Devney's offstage voice Intones the devastating Judgment. i Another moving scene features Jane LeGrande as Marie Leveau, a 19th century New Orleans voodoo priestess mourning her people, and Kirk Leonard as a slain soldier crying to the audience, "I'm dead because I said yes. And because you said yes." The overall production is not up to the standard The Group set last November with "The Serpent." The fault lies partly dn the play itself, which lacks the literary strength and acuteness of Van Itallie's work. The performers also seem to lack the discipline and inJ tegrated action they displayed in their previous effort, and the ln-the-round format further dissipates the energy of the play. "Terminal's" more directly satirical segments a lecture on embalming, a visit with the mortuary cosmetician suffer by comparison with similar statements in "The Loved One." An initially strong treatment of the encroachment of death-ritual into life wherein the dying are brought to the mortuary before death to facilitate the funeral process is blunted somewhat by repetition.

"Terminal" will continue weekends through June 5. 3 Arizona Pupils Awarded Prizes In Science Fair Three Arizona students won awards Friday night at the International Science and Engineering Fair held in Kansas City. Awards to the 397 finalists and their teachers were made in behavorial and social sciences, biochemistry, botany, chemistry, earth and space science, engineering, mathematics and computers, medicine and health, microbiology, physics and zoology. First place winner was Roy L. Whitman, 18, of Prescott, r.cfi for "Cheps: The cholo-reiia electroculture pilot system." Philip James Gust, 17, sr.d Thomas Chnstopher Thorpe, 17, Flagstaff, trth a i75 for second place.

Brad Clark, Santa Rita Hizh School, and John Farney, winners of the 17th Southern Arizona Region-il Science Fair field April 5-9 in Tucson, also participated in tie international contest The buS of the earth's land trass Ces to the rorth of the eqaator. Grunewald-Adams you a price by telephone? You decide if it's because he knows his price is higher than ours. Or if he says he can't tell you how much money he'll allow on your present tires until he sees them, you still can insist on hearing by phone what his actual selling price is. If a dealer doesn't want you to compare, he must have a reason. We do want you to compare.

That's why we list our prices. Glass belt give you longer mileage As a tire revolves, the tread is continuously pinched together and stretched apart against the road surface by the weight and speed of the car. This scrubbing action is what wears a tire out. The glass belt holds the tread firm and reduces scrubbing. Also it helps prevent skidding.

Improves steering. Resists punctures. Cuts down impact failures. Even increases gas mileage. Here are our prices for this tire: 78 SERIES 42 POLYESTER GLASS BELT.

DUAL STRIPE WW. 25,000 Ml. GUARANTEE Twin stripi Replaces 6.95-14 7.35-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 0.85-14 8.25-15 8.55-15 9.15-15 At El Fed. Cimpo tax 21.78 2.18 078-14 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 23.65 25.17 26.30 28.15 29.90 26.53 28.70 31.03 2.25 2.44 2.60 2.00 3.01 2.60 2.80 3.20 J78-14 G78-15 H78-15 178-15 Premium level Our 4 ply conventional tires are made by Gates and Toyo on smooth-riding, long-wearing polyester casings. We hope you'll compare our prices with any other dealer in town.

4 PLY PREMIUM WW OR BW. 78 SERIES. 17,500 MILE GUARANTEE. WW or BW C78-14 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 J78-14 F78-15 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 Also fits 6.95-14 7.35-14 7.75-14 8.25-14 8.55-14 8.85-14 7.75-15 8.25-15 8.55-15 9.15-15 Our price 19.02 19.44 20.22 21.62 22.95 25.37 21.85 23.03 24.47 26.53 Fed. tax 2.17 2.25 2.44 2.60 2.00 3.01 2.40 2.60 2.00 3.20 Wide tires We carry 4 ply polyester 70 series tires (height is just 70 of width) in red stripe, white Mon.

thru Fri. 9 to JEWELERS DOWNTOWN STORE 40 N. STONE, Safety Council Plans Health Act Seminar The Arizona Safety Council will hold a seminar June 3 at 9 a.m. at the Aztec Inn, 142 N. Alvernon Way, to explain the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, which became effective last month.

A panel will answer questions about the act. The registration fee is $8 and will include lunch. SMILIN' sam WflijT SAYS: To A BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA CRASS LAWN Call or Visit TUCSON FERTILIZER CO. 294-340 1 JlfiftJ S. Hitghts Access Rd.

Distributors of: QUALITY: Manures. Crass Seed. Peal Moss. Bart Soil Conditioners, Commercial Fertilizers, Insecticides, Plant Foods, Custom Planting Mixes, jewelry repairing Also: DIAMOND JEWELRY REPAIRED AND RESET PEARLS BEADS RESTRUNG SILVER REPAIRED REPLATED FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK 2 OG SATURDAY (OjUUMAY 1 5th 'fB GRILL A We say we're undercutting every other tire dealer in Ari zona on a comparable tire. But you can find that out for yourself.

Telephone any two or three dealers. Compare their prices with dun. When you phone, don't just say Mercury or Chevrolet or whatever. Look at your tires. Jot down the exact size.

Various models of the same cars take different tire sizes. A shrewd dealer realizes you're comparing prices by phone. Naturally he wants you to go to his store instead of to ours. If you simply mention the make of car, he's Justified in quoting you his price for the smallest size. After you drive in, he discovers that your particular model takes a bigger tire.

For more money. Make him be precise. In addi tion to exact size, specify: (a) polyester casing; (b) glass belted, (c) brand. Most polyester casings are not glass belted, so they cost less. Some galss belted tires aren't on polyester casings, so they cost less.

Keep in mind that our tire, made for us by Gates Rubber has a more expensive four ply casing. Most glass belted tires have two body plies. The extra two plies pro vide extra safety against im pact and puncture damage. Many of the lesser known brands don't provide a comprehensive workmanship and road hazard guarantee. And few provide a minimum tread- wear guarantee for a specific number of miles.

Suppose he refuses to quote Compare prices right now by telephone Why wait? Call now. Find out if that tire store chain, or dept. store, or discount house, gets more than wa do, or less. Perhaps it's unfair of us to suggest this. If we thought anybody could beat our prices would we want you to be telephoning around? 1.

Telephone us, specify tire size and either tell us what tire you want or discuss what tire might suit your needs best. 2. Determine which of our brands satisfy your needs, and jot down our price. 3. Get quotes from any other dealer whether on the same tire as ours or on equivalent quality in any other brand.

Reliable retreads 70 of the cost of a new tire is the casing. Does it make sense to discard the tire when the other 30, the tread, wears out? Airlines and trucking firms don't think so. Neither do we. We manufacture our own retreads and guarantee them for a minimum of 12,500 miles tread wear. MACHO RETREADS, 12,500 MILE GUAR.

SUPERIOR TO INEXPENSIVE NEW TIRES. Sizes BW WW FET 560 14.695-14 11.75 I 12.75 JO I 77HS.825-15"25!1125,-40 I I 12.75 13.75 .50 I i Friday afternoon as tne result of a walkout by 53 Long Lines Division employes working in the firm's main downtown switching building. The spokesman said the wildcat strike was in protest over the failure of an employe to obtain a midnight-to-8 a.m. shift in television operating center in the building. He said the employe was de GO mF, new 1 I Lounge WSSf Wfi fe I inaise sv rv Yi SV with Charcoal Pads Vf eo-117 Poly POOIS flll NAPKINS Xl for Patio Fun 1 Re3 I Regular 3.97 IfirPltS HEms- Dinner 5 pw1 hLy-- only happy in your own yard.

I. 7 Marshmallow El Campo Store 1: 3000 East 22nd Street, at Country Club Road. Phone 327-5786. Store 2: North Campbell Avenue, at Fort Lowell Boulevard. Phone 327-4511.

Store 3: Soon. etc. means Brake relining. Our complete 9 point job is guaranteed for 40.000 miles. Wheel alignment Our complete 7 point job is guaranteed for first 12 months.

Shock absorbers. New improved type guaranteed 20,000. 30,000, 40,000 miles or lifetime. L'a BamVAmeticard, Master Chtnje. or car aw credit pie.

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