The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 10

4 I Of. ANt-l 11 I IOWIM UN wi I OUK AM National weather During Friday night, showers will be scattered across most of the area from the lower Plains Northeastward into the Lakes region. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail with skies ranging from clear to partly cloudy. Minimum temperatures include: (approx. maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 51 (76), Boston 39 (54), Chicago 44 (72), Denver 48 (fiS), Dallas 65 (83), Duluth 34 (50), Jacksonville 60 (85), Kansas City 56 (81), l.osAngles 57 (70), Miami 70 (83), Minneapolis 46 (69), New York 40 (65), New Orleans 59 (81), Phoenix 60 (95).

Police arrest 3 youths Greenville police arrested three youths and later released them to their parents after the youths allegedly burglarized a house. Police Chief Tom Nance said the youths--ages nine, 10 and 14--will be 'referred to youth court for the Thursday burglary of Roosevelt Green's home at 324 N. Eureka St. Green reported $60 in change and bills taken in the burglary. The money was' recovered from the youths and returned, Nance said.

CHAIN LINK WOOD FENCES --CALL-Allied! Fence Awning Co. Inc. Police are investigating another house burglary at 526 S. Broadway. H.

L. Kennebrew reported at 10:30 p.m. Thursday that someone had burglarized his house sometime after 7:30 p.m. Entrance was gained by prying open a window on the south side of the house, Nance said. Missing was a 20-gauge shotgun, an 18-inch color television set and a carton of cigarettes, Nance said.

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The committee thus reversed action taken at its Denver meeting last July when it rejected Miami Beach by an overwhelming roll call vote in favor of San Diego, then the President's known choice. Mayor Chuck Hall of Miami Beach extended the city's invitation and said details had worked out well. He said the city council vote was 4 to 3 for the invitation but he believes he could say that the entire wanted the Republican convention at Miami Beach on its scheduled dates, August 21 to 23. Elsewhere in politics, Sen. George S.

McGovern, trailing in the statewide vote in the Ohio primary, held a narrow, precarious lead early today over Senr Hubert H. Humphrey in the battle for the state's delegates to the Democratic convention; With 99 per cent of the votes cast in Tuesday's mistakemarred primary finally counted Thursday night, McGovern had won 27 delegates and led in races for 46 others, a total of 73. Humphrey had won 48 and led in the voting for 19, a total of 67. Election officials here warned that the final delegate tally could change sharply, because paper-thin margins separated the two candidates in nine races for delegates in congressional districts. The Texas political empire 6f former President Lyndon Johnson and Treasury Secretary John Connally, virtually unchallenged for two decades, is sagging and threatened with defeat under the weight of a stock fraud scandal.

(Waterfront) Greenville Port Terminal stevedores today are loading a barge of acoustical tile for U. S. Gypsum Co. of Greenville. The Mini Latern and the Mini League both arrived, in the Greenville Port about 3 this morning, according to a spokesman at the port.

The stevedores are discharging empty containers from both The stevedores were to load the Mini League with containers for Port Limon in Cristobal today. Waterways Marine of Greenville reported the following overnight river traffic: NORTHBOUND--Marie Hendricks and the Jayne Hougland. SOUTHBOUND-Cordington. Shaw marshal acquitted CLEVELAND--Shaw Deputy Marshal Andrew Sharpe was acquitted of manslaughter in a preliminary hearing here Thursday on the Sunday morning shooting death of Mrs. Andrew Hawkins of Shaw.

The "impressive" testimony of one man who said he heard Mrs. Hawkins say she would kill the officer with a white-handled knife weighed greatly in the decision for acquittal, County Judge Ben Mitchel said in handing nown his decision. Mitchel also said ''contradictory" testimony against Sharpe also aided the officer's case that he shot the woman in self defense while trying to arrest her for using obscene language. US drops Mirex ban An estimated 1.95 million persons'will vole in Saturday's statewide primary races for the first time since the stock scandal occurred' last year. It resulted bribery convictions of Texas House Speaker Gus Mutscher and two others.

Voters will pick nominees for U.Sj senator, governor and several lower state offices, and there is a busing question on the ballot in both primaries. There is no presidential preference primary. tf Lt. Barnes, 34, who has been tabbed for national prominence by Johnson, carries the banner of the old Democratic party into the gubernatorial campaign WASHINGTON (UPD-The government Thursday dropped its proposed ban on Mi rex, the controversial pesticide used to kill fire ants in the Southeast. To prevent environmental damage, the environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ordered that Mirex be labelled to warn against airplane spraying of Mirex in coastal areas and to limit inland airplane spraying to government ant control programs.

"The conditions we are imposing for the future use of Mirex should be sufficient to prevent damage to our environment and its life forms," EPA Administrator William D. Ruckelshaus said in a statement. "At the same time, the continued use oi this chemical will help protect a large population in the Southeast section of the country from painful annoyances and illness caused by the fire ant's vicious bite or sting," Ruekelshaus said. Environmentalists have long sought curbs on Mirex, claiming the chemical harms the environment while the'fire ant--while inflicting a nasty sting--doesn't harm crops. The EPA proposed a ban on Mirex March 18,1971, but a scientific advisory committee subsequently recommended that use of the chemical be continued with safeguards to protect shrimp, crabs and other aquatic life.

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