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IT TU 7 A rlatibri 0rnttttrl Classified CA Mill Wednesday, March 12, 1969 Protests Gose Schools In LA and whites at the school March 3. ELSEWHERE in New Jersey, about 50 Princeton -vJS E- ft Brechner Explains Experience Sentinel Washlngten Bureau WASHINGTON Mid-Florida Television Corp. head Joseph Brechner spent a full day on the stand Tuesday as the Fed eral Communications Commission hearing on who should ope rate WFTV-TV, Orlando's channel 9, moved into its second day. It was also Brechner's second day on the stand testifying on his broadcast experience prior to joining Channel 9 and on his philosophy and participation in civic r77V7ilII7ti I i iflll I Ax. A University students, most of them Negro, barricaded themselves inside the school's financial building in protest of Princeton's financial ties with companies doing business with South Africa.

Striking militant Negro students in Los Angeles were protesting what they called brutality by police in the way they cleared some 200 youths from the hallways of Carver Junior Hieh School Friday. The mm Js.iB United Press International Windows were broken and minor fires and picket lines sprouted at several Los Angeles high schools and junior highs Tuesday on the second day of a student strike called by black militants. A junior high and a high school were ordered closed for two days and 10 persons were arrested in Los Angeles as the unrest that has plagued college campuses across the nation filtered down to the high school level. AT PONTIAC, at least 60 students, most of them Negro, were arrested during a sit-in at predominantly white Pontiac Northern High School in support of demands for more black history courses and the hiring of more black teachers. They also were ti the school board's decision to build a new high school in a predominantly white area of the city.

Astronaut's Wife Seeks Divorce music by HERK OLSON nightly GREAT FOOD AND COCKTAILS 7 DAYS A WEEK from transferring any of their community property valued In excess of $30,000. The couple has three children. (UPI) The wife of astronaut Donn F. Eisele has filed for divorce charging "harsh and cruel treatment." At-torneys for Mrs. Harriet E.

Eisele asked the court to prohibit her husband DURING THE second RAM WEST Agneiv Heads Cramer Fete IS MINUTES riOM DOWNTOWN OMANOO (It. SO et FlorlaVs Tumpik.) MSIMTIONIi I4I-41U Cramer said Johnson underestimated the cost of strike was called Monday to back demands that police be prohibited from entering school grounds. Los Angeles police denied the brutality charge but the Board of Education ordered Carver and nearby Jefferson High School closed Tu esday and Wednesday after windows were broken and a rash of small fires erupted at several schools Monday. OTHER UNREST included: California Dikan Kara-guezian, editor of the San Francisco State College student newspaper The Gator, defied the suspension of publication ordered Monday by S. I.

Hayakawa, acting president of the school. OPEN NITES SUNDAYS By JACK McDAVITT Sentinel Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will fly to Florida late this month to pay tribute to veteran Republican congressman William Cramer, a potential 1970 Senate a i a it was announced Tuesday. Agnew will be the featured speaker at a A is debt service by $300 million, the cost of veterans' benefits by $200 million and overestimated the revenue from off-shore oil leases by $400 million. "That's almost one billion there," he said.

"And there are other errors too." Doctor, lawyer, day, the hearing examiner ruled Brechner could also testify concerning Mid-Florida TV's record in ascertaining the needs of the public in the Channel 9 coverage area. The ruling came despite a series of objections from attorneys for the other applicants for the franchise. The hearing, expected to last two weeks will resume Wednesday with Brechner again expected to testify most of the day. The new hearings on the Channel 9 franchise were ordered by a federal judge who ruled Mid-Florida TV shouldn't have been given authority to build and operate the station. IN THE MEANTIME, the FCC ruled the station should be operated by an interim corporation composed of the five applicants for the franchise, Mid-Florida TV.

Central Nine INDIAN CHIEF We do income tax In East St. Louis, 111., off-duty policemen hired as guards patrolled Rock Junior High School as a student boycott entered its second day. Police also were posted outside the high school in Plainfield, N. where the city's 15 public schools reopened after a weeklong shutdown following a free-for-all between Negroes Cramer Agnew returns for everybody at UNITAX SYSTEMS March 31 fund raising dinner in St. Petersburg honoring Cramer's 15 years in a i gton, the White House said.

THE SPEECH at the Cramer dinner will follow Agnew's visit to Tarpon HWIMMIiMljlililM THE HIDDEN deficit in the Johnson budget leaves the Nixon administration faced with "serious budgetary problems," Cramer said. And, while this will mean a number of spending cuts, Cramer said the White House has yet to discuss any specific areas where spending will be slashed. COME TAX Call "Before You 425-3975 ANYTIME BE SURE!" Featuring Accurate Prompt serv ice at reasonable costs we stand 50 ready to serve you year We are aware of all legal tax seen as another indication of Cramer's still-to-be-formally-announced intention to run against Democratic Sen. Spessard Holland next year. And it was also seen as an indication of White House support for Cramer's unannounced intentions.

The fund raising affair will be sponsored by the Pinellas County Republican Executive Committee and the proceeds will be used in the GOP's 1970 drive, Cramer said. However, he refused to give a yes-or-no answer to questions concerning his senatorial hopes. DURING HIS news conference, Cramer said Nixon and the GOP leader savings see Unitax Today TumTmTFee i Accurate preparation of every tax return it guaranteed. If you ere VIV7 1 BUILDS CONFIDENCE; iJUff CallMMMI i ti -1 Florida iMtltett.pvaaJ charged a penalty or Interest due to our error we will pay the Springs, a predominantly Greek community 20 miles north of St. Petersburg.

Agnew's visit was announced by Cramer's office just as the dean of Florida's Republican congressmen opened a news conference to report on his meeting with President Nixon earlier in the day. Although details of the vice presidential trip to Florida's west coast have yet to be worked out, the White House said the trip will be a one-day affair. The announcement was I I penalty or Interest. Florida Heartland Television TV-9 Inc. and Comint Corp.

The interim corporation, however, has yet to get FCC approval of its operating plans and Mid-Florida TV still runs the station. A sixth firm seeking the franchise, Orange Nine has withdrawn from the competition. Frcy Pushes Gun Bill WEEKDAYS: 9 A.M. 9 P.M. SAT.

9 A.M. 5 P.M. The anti-ballistic missile system, the controversial Sentinel plan, was not discussed at the breakfast leadership meeting, the St. Pete rsburg congressman said. But, he added, he expects to hear from the President before a decision is announced later this week on whether to go ahead with the Sentinel program.

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