The Daily Inter Lake from Kalispell, Montana • 3

news in brief Soviets advise Africans WASHINGTON (AP) Russian advisers are now in Mozambique where they are to train Rhodesian black nationalist guerrillas US intelligence sources report The Russian contingent numbers only 18 military men But intelligence analysts say the development is significant because it Is the first firm sign that Russia intends to commit its personnel to preparing Rho desian blacks to fight white Rhodesian forces Intelligence sources say the Russians were flown to Mozambique from Tanzania and reportedly will be stationed in centers set up to train and organize Rhodesian insurgents who use Mozambique as a base The report is circulating in the US government more than a week after Secretary of State Henry A Kissinger told Congress that further intervention by the Soviet Union and Cuba In Africa could have serious consequences Syria to intervene? BEIRUT Lebanon (AP) A new threat of Syrian military intervention in civil war was reported today as Parliament speaker Kamal Assaad scheduled a session Saturday to begin the process of replacing Christian President Suleiman ranjieh Assaad a Moslem told a news conference that lef tist Moslem and right wing Christian leaders agreed to attend the session But he would not speculate whether they would agree on a presidential candidate The 99 members of the legislature are to vote a con stitutional amendment ending ranjieh's term at once six months before it expires The legislators then could elect a new Christian president willing to accept the changes demanded by the Moslems Chinese honor Chou BELGRADE Yugoslavia (AP) Chinese brought more wreaths to Peking's main square today in honor of the late Premier Chou En lal and several thousand Chinese gathered in the square the official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug reported from the Chinese capi tal today The report said the atmosphere in Tien An Men square was "quite electrifying" and had an antiforeign tone The presence of foreigners in the square was "considered more provacatlve than in the past days" Tanjug said However there was no report of a renewal of the violence of Monday when an estimated 100000 Chinese massed in the square and militiamen battled demonstrators protesting the removal of com memorative wreaths placed in the square the day before LBJ memorial opens WASHINGTON (AP) President ord and Lady Bird Johnson head a list of participants in the official opening of the national memorial to the late President Lyndon Johnson the LBJ Memorial Grove Also listed as a speaker is Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller Mrs ord and Mrs Rockefeller planned to attend the ceremony today as did Lynda Robb the late older daughter her husband Charles and their two daughters Luci Johnson Nugent the other Johnson daughter who recently had a baby decided to remain at home in Austin Tex with her husband Patrick i time hit LOS ANGELES (AP) "family view ing time" policy the controversial edict that sets aside two hours each night for TV programming deemed suitable for children was scheduled to go on trial today Guilds representing writers actors and directors have joined a host of indivpdual plaintiffs in charging that family viewing time is nothing less than cen sorship and violates the irst Amend ment Their suit filed in US District Court last Oct 30 seeks an injunction preventing the three television networks from pursuing the family viewing time policy ord inks farm bill WASHINGTON (AP) President ord signed legislation into law Monday which clears the way for "custom to begin harvesting wheat without having to worry about going through fingerprinting procedures and other government red tape The measure breezed through Congress last month at the behest of farm belt supporters official approval was witnessed by a delegation from the Kansas arm Bureau which had supported the meas ure Variable cloudiness this afternoon tonight and tomorrow is the weather forecast for the lathead Valley High today will be in the 65 70 degree range with a low of 40 tonight and high tomorrow in the 60 65 degree range Chance of precipitation is 20 per cent today and 10 per cent tonight and Wednesday High yesterday at the airport was 70 low 33 High in Kalispell was 72 low 34 high in Columbia alls was 70 low 36 and high in Whitefish was 63 low 28 Sun sets tonight at 7 14 and rises Wednesday at 6 04 One year ago the high was 47 low 27 and no precipitation Records for this date include a high of 72 in 1971 a low of 17 in 1936 and 23 inch of precipitation in 1963 Ventilation forecast is good Elsewhere Monday: Max Min Anchorage 38 22 Boise 73 47 Chicago 59 49 Denver 69 40 Honolulu 83 71 Las Vegas 63 50 Miami 78 75 Orlando 83 64 Salt Lake 65 40 Seattle 60 45 Spokane 69 44 fire district eyed bandwagon OCUS i At ByKAYBINNITT North Valley Correspondent U24I1I WHITEISH Lee Brockle ex fire chief of the Whitefish ire Department spoke to that City Council Monday night about creating a new fire district for surrounding area Brockle said the idea is to provide protection to all the people in the given area He said at this time many people don't know they need to contract with the fire department for protection Many residents are not covered while their neighbor 10 feet away may have contracted with the fire department for protectionand that this situation is creating problems he said Brockle said that the men in the fire department are going to take a public opinion poll today to find out how people feel about the need for a new district and If it should be financed through a flat fee or on a levy basis He said more discussions on the subject will be with lathead County fire department officials and state fire officials Brockle said the district would be set up in the usual way beginning with a petition and council approval He said right now they have about 900 private contracts and he estimates a total of about 1200 need the protect tion Questions from the council Included legal liability on the part and if the city would want to contract with the fire department for a new district Mayor John Thorson said he believed the initiative for the new district should come from the residents Th Daily Inter Lake Kalispell Montana Tuesday April 6 1976 3 Newsword Adventure During a presidential election year a front running candidate may call for other politicians to on the bandwagon" The vehicle in this phrase is an imaginary one But when the term was probably coined in 1840 the Whig candidate for president actually campaigned with a band on a circus wagon His election effort which went down in history as the "log cabin and hard cider introduced the political use of mass meetings and processions His campaign slogan was "Tippecanoe and Tyler The inventive candidate was elected the ninth US President Rut he died 31 days after his inauguration and Vice President John Tyler succeeded him DO OU KNOW Who was the ninth President of the United States? MONDAY'S ANSWER Rhode Island did not send a delegate to the Constitutional Convention 4 fi 76 VEC Inc 1976 outside the city limits and not from the fire depart ment "We should be able to go to anyone's fire we need to do some adding to the department We just find it ridiculous to close the doors and say no" Brockle said Also oh the subject of fire was the decision to allow buming'of small amounts from 10 am to 4 pm for the month of April No street burning will be allowed and for larger amounts of burning residents are asked to call the fire department first In other action the council approved new garbage pick up hours beginning May 3 to be 5 am to 1 pm "'S Tody rates reduced HELENA As part of the bicentennial program in Montana organized groups from Montana grade or high schools will be provided tours at reduced rates through Montana's original Mansion in Helena The reduced admission rate of 25 cents will be in ef fect from April 15 30 except Mondays from 9 am to 4 pm daily Holtz said that teachers or administrators should make reservations at least a week in advance for the tours They may be sent to the Mansion at 304 North Ewing or by calling 442 3115 Over a period of 46 years beginning with Samuel Stewart in 1913 and ending with Hugo Aronson in 1959 the mansion housed the families of nine gover nors i 1 i tti I fciii Nursing home seeks aluminum containers Colonial Manor nursing home Whitefish needs a chain link fence Kathy Smith dietary supervisor said the staff would like to see the patients get outside more this summer and enjoy the lawn area on the nursing home grounds "The purpose of the fence is to give the patients more freedom not to pen them up If they can go outside unsupervised as they could if we had a fenced area they will have more freedom" said Erma Hoppe RN The fence will be more than 600 feet long and five feet high The cost is es timated at $600 As a staff project in order to earn enough money to buy the fence Colonial Manor is asking people to save their aluminum cans for pick up by the staff Smith said They will sell them to the recycling center in Kalsiepll she added Smith said if people can put the cans in large plastic sacks and call 862 3557 862 2762 or 862 3715 someone from Colonial Manor will pick up the cans The staff also is having a drawing for a painting in oils by Cicely Barnhart of Columbia alls The painting is of St Marys Lake in Glacier Park Profits from the drawing will be used to buy pic nic tables Smith said The drawing will be at 1:30 pm May 9 The Colonial Manor is full most of the time Hoppe said "We have 60 beds and 57 patients at the present this is con sidered a lull right "Even though the nursing home is owned by an out of state corporation we have many lathead citizens here and we wish to stress our hope for people to think of the patients as people and not of the company we work for" Hoppe said Hoppe asked that we remember our older citizens at all times of the year not just the holidays "At Christmas the patients sometimes get so much food that we know what to do with all of it And at other times of the year they get Hoppe said to remember that some patients are on special diets and that it might be a good idea to call before donating food She also said to keep in mind the high temperature of the nursing home Because the patients get cold easily they keep the temperature high and this tends to make foods perish faster PAINTING TO BE GIVEN AWAY Kathy Smith Erma Hopp and Eleanor Dusek display work to be given away Wf nh i zc? Ir LV as EL s' A Mvt I til 5 WK 'l7war 'WliV JaLaSI Red Cross tops fund drive GREAT ALLS The Montana Wrangler Division of the American Red Cross has gone over the top in its capital fund drive for a new Red Cross Blood Center In a joint announcement by General Chairman Ted Cogswell Sr of Great alls and State Chairman Clark Pyfer of Helena the drive leaders stated the goal of $375000 has "not only been reached but carried to $433000 with pledges still coming in from communities where we followed local United Way campaigns put us at 115 per cent of goal a tremendous endorsement for con tinuing vital blood service to our area with new and expanded These pledges coupled with a $200000 bequest from Vera Swan estate bring the total to date to $633000 A firm bid of $427435 for the new Red Cross Blood Center was also an nounced Bids are to be let later for laboratory equipment and satellite facilities The new Montana Regional Red Cross Headquarters and Blood Center will be a first in the nation built on the condominium plan as one entire floor of the new doctors office building ad jacent to Deaconess Hospital in Great alls Center completion is targeted for early 1978 Pointing out that the building fund goal was a minimum figure the co chairmen emphasized that the new blood center will operate as a central blood bank for several satellite facilities to be funded from this drive units will be established at Missoula Kalispell Glasgow Bozeman Miles City and Williston ND In the face of inflation and a two year construction period we will keep the door open for additional pledging :3 so the Red Cross Blood Program can continue to fulfill its obligations to the people with the best service and equipment Dr Samuel Dachs MD Great alls pathologist and Red Cross medical director said that entirely new blood technology will be in troduced with the center satellite con cept limitations on bloodhandling will be greatly extended through red blood cell Dr Dachs said TCE features Gov Judge Montana Gov Thomas Judge will be featured live on TCE television cameras tonight at 6 The program will allow viewers in Columbia alls Whitefish and Kalispell Evergreen to place toll free phone calls to ask questions of the governor His main topic tonight will be property tax refrom The governor is in the lathead today to speak to a number of groups on tax reform The program will be on cable channel 11 in the North Valley cities and on cable channel 13 in Kalispell Evergreen The phone number to be used in Kalispell is 755 8775 Other parties should call the operator and ask for toll free Enterprise 798 Body discovered SPOKANE Wash (AP) The body of a 13 year old girl who disappeared while delivering newspapers has been found inside a plastic bag in a swampy area on the outskirts police said today The body was found Monday by Det Robert Bailor acting on a hunch the girl might have been killed under circumstances similar to a slaying which occurred in the city 17 years ago police said Police sources said the body of Nanette Marie Martin had been cut with a sharp instrument But they refused to say if it had been dismembered or to release any details about how the victim was killed have to evaluate just what we can release without hurting our investigation" said Police Capt Richard Oldberding Police said they had no suspects in the death of the girl who disappeared last Saturday morning without completing her paper route Oldberding said the body was found about 30 to 40 feet off a road in a swampy area dotted with trees and scab rock Police say the Martin girl disappeared about 12 blocks from where 9 year old Candy Rogers disap peared 17 years ago The body of the Rogers girl was later found partially buried about a mile from where the Martin body was found OPEN DAILY 9 9 SUNDAY 10 9 CO wd IX SIZES lit IAU Ml II7UI4 2LU fi 38888 wl plut ET 211 Each INSTALLED) IN STALL! 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