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xNever a Problem' Bulgaria Is Russia's Favorite Stepchild Rutland Double Murder 2 Months Old, No Clues gas, power, and other goods of contacts with Westerners orbit. It hopes for aid to reach By HANNS NEULRBOURG 18 "vital importance to Bulgaria. No details were disclosed but it is rumored here that payment conditions are unusually favorable. RUTLAND (AP) More than two months after the bodies of a Rutland couple were found in a parked car in Florence, State Police say they still have no clue as to who might have committed the economic standards of the industrialized Communist countries. No country could better provide this aid than the Soviet Union, already Bulgaria's largest foreign trade partner.

The unannounced visit by Bulgarian party chief Todor Zhivkov to Moscow last September has stireed specula -tion. Agreement was reached during the one-day talks in Moscow on Soviet deliveries of oil, natural despite a recent string of arrests for alleged espionage readily expressed their dismay after the invasion. But there is no record of any significant demonstration of sympathy with the Czech liberals. "There is no ferment here," a Western ambassador explained. "The party is firmly in control." Restressing the unconditional acceptance of Russian leadership this time may pay off in more than compliments.

Bulgaria is the least developed nation in the Soviets' European SOFIA, Bulgaria (API Bulgaria, never a problem child in the Communist family, has won new ideological top marks in the Czechoslovak crisis. The Sofia leaders were among the pacemakers in denouncing the Prague liberalization drive. They joined in the occupation of the country, and later proclaimed an uncompromising fight at home against sympathizers with the "counterrevolution." They have pushed the harsh Both had been missing since Aug. 24. They had been shot to death with a revolver which has not been recovered.

Also missing were two money bags containing two days' receipts from Whittemore's filling station. Police have been checking every revolver confiscated during an arrest or search throughout the state in an attempt to find some trace of the alleged murder weapon. 2 HOUR Professional Dry Cleaning Service OPEN 7:30 A.M. TO 8:30 P.M. MON.

THRU FRI. GREER'S FIS HER the double murder. State Police in Rutland declined comment today on a report that Detective Sgt Robert Richardson, the investigating officer, was encouraged by evidence or information gathered on the slayings in recent weeks. Richafdson was not available for comment Thursday. A couple walking in the woods on Labor Day discovered the bodies of Thomas Whittemore, 32, and his wife Elizabeth, 30, in their parked car.

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Man-in-the-street reaction to the Czechoslovak events seems largely indifferent despite attempts by the party press to arouse interest with an unusual fare of sex and crime reports on the perilous life of Bulgarian occupiers. The story was told of a Bulgarian sergeant who was abducted by Czechoslovak "coun- terrevolutionaires" and then died rather than tell military secrets. There was the piece about Bulgarian soldiers who steadfastly refused the advances of Czech girls sent on "seduce-and-debauch" missions by their mothers. By and large, popular feelings about the occupation appeared summed up by a young truck driver who dismissed the topic with the words "That's all politics and who cares?" Among educated Bulgarians reaction was somewhat different Copies of French and Italian newspapers were snapped up because they contained word on dissenting views. Intellectuals who maintained Lady Bird Has Park WASHINGTON (AP) Columbia Island in the Potomac River has been named Lady Bird Johnson Park, in honor of the first lady.

FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) Students at Colorado State University barricaded themselves on the third floor of the College of Agriculture Building for more than four hours today in an unsuccessful attempt to block Dow Chemical Co. job interviews, a university spokesman said. About 15 to 18 persons were arrested and ferried in patrol cars to downtown Fort Collins for booking, the spokesman said. Some members of the group were believed to be non-students and members of the radical Students for a Democratic Society, he said.

Police said it was not decided immediately what specific charges would be filed. The job interviews began after the protesters, who had vowed to "hold indefinitely" the building, were arrested. Burns B. Crookston, dean of students, said all students who participated in the protest were suspended immediately. University of Connecticut President Cools Protesters AN CXTHAOftOINAItlLV ss LENOCO WHltKlv GREAT WHISKEY 0 9r Dlivry in VtrniMt mmd Um Omr vlvifl Cfcarej Op Mwdy ntf Friday fil 9.UL from an audience which grew from about 200 to 600 students during the midnight to 3 a.m.

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