Clarion-Ledger from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 4

4 Cije CIatiOtt'lLeDger A-Wednesday, Jan. 15, 1S75 Tornado Victim Dies In Jackson "TEST tcr tvry 01 0 -DlfS VALUE OF THE WEEK Biloxi Woman Fatally Injured BILOXI Mrs. Edna Mae Cole, 51, Biloxi, was fatally injured Monday evening in a two-car collision here. Police said Mrs. Cole was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Leroy L.

Cole. Police listed the driver of the other vehicle as Richard Kent, 16, Biloxi. Vi LB. GROUND ROUND DINNER $1.99 Tossed green salad. Baked potato or french fries.

Hot Grecian bread 4S HOT FUDGE CAKE succ i- Phi (HIGHLAND Photography Bands Orchestras School Glasses Clubs tornado, but the strong wind blew them both under a station wagon. The wind blew the station wagon over and penned them under it. Mrs. Greer managed to free herself, and jacked up the station wagon to release her husband. He was taken to Kings Daughter's Hospital but died late Friday of injuries.

The tornado actually killed five people in Lincoln County, and a sixth resident of the county was in McComb and killed there. Three other persons lost their lives in McComb to make a total of nine victims from this Jan. 10 tornado. VILLAGE WESTLAND PLAZA The death toll in last Friday's tornadoes now stands at nine in Lincoln and Pike counties. Mrs.

Bernice Greer Sasser, 69, of Rt. 1, Bogue Chitto, died late Monday at Bpatist Hospital in Jackson. Mrs. Sasser was alone in her trailer home in the Bogue Chitto community when the tornado hit last Friday morning. She was taken to Kings Daughters Hospital, and later transferred to Baptist, but her injuries proved fatal.

Her brother, B. L. Greer 62, also of Rt. 1, Bogue Chitto, was also a victim of the tornado. He and his wife were in their trailer home when they realized the tornado was coming.

They were running to a pickup truck to try to get in it and out run the "1UUUUIIUIII 4 Arena pictures a speciality HAITI ESBURGl VICKSBURG Unit OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. Wedding Commercial Outdoor Portraiture Roger Dollarhide Photographer 362-1456 RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN department's academy. The reserves work under the supervision of regular officers and the 29 members of the first reserve class have donated several thousand hours of volunteer service since they completed training in mid-September of by Claude Sutherland. FIREARMS TRAINING Patrolman Charles Alexander, Jackson Police Department range officer, lectures reserve officers prior to a night firing Periodic firearms qualification sessions are part of the continuing training program for the reserve police class. Additional reservists are expected to begin training soon at the police PRICE ROLL-BACK Steps Taken To Keep Propane Prices Do wn Permit propane processors to charge a higher price to in-dustrial users than to household users.

Heretofore, everyone paid the same price. Permit higher prices for propane processed in facilities constructed after Jan. 1, 1975 to provide incentive to build more facilities. Put a ceiling on amount of propane used by the nation's refineries extracted from their gasoline processing as boiler fuel to amounts used for boiler fuel between April 1, 1972 and March 31, 1973. With the winter weather just getting underway the action of the FEA could prove good news to Mississippians.

Next winter, but not this winter, the FEA may get around to setting ceiling prices on propane if the Ford administration decides to put a ceiling price on motor fuel. Theater Man Is Fined $200 BILOXI Henry Beaman Pankey, 40, manager of a Biloxi theater, Tuesday was fined $200 and given a suspended 10-day sentence when convicted in Biloxi City Court of violating two counts of the state's Obscenity statutes. City judge William Denton viewed the two films during an open court hearing and ruled they violated the state law and were obscene. The films were seized last Friday night by police in, a raid at the Gulf Coast Cenima. By JOHN SPARKS WASHINGTON Mississippians who use propane for heating and cooking and heating purposes pand the Mississippi delega-tion in the National House of Representatives can take heart from the latest price information from the Federal Energy Ad- ministration, (FFA).

J. The administration Mon- day announced the adoption new regulations effective Jan. 1, to keep the prices of propane and butane as low as possible without affecting dwindling supplies of these products. The Mississippi delegation has been working with the FFA since early fall to get some definite action on putting a ceiling on the price of propane or at least adopt guidelines to prevent runaway prices. Final FEA regulations establish a new, cost-based price regulatory system which may not be satisfactory to the Mississippi lawmakers or to the users of the burning gas.

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