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Amchitka Nuclear Set Saturday WASHINGTON' (UPI) -Un-1 The blast will unleash a force less the Supreme Court limes as powerful as Hie vcnes, Ihe t'nued Stales will bomb Ihat destroyed llu'oshi- explode its biggest underground'ina. Its purpose le to test Kloinic tes'. at 5 p.m. Sjiartan warhead, part of Saturday--even though a White 'the nation's Antiballistic Missile i Jiouse advisc-r reported the Sysiem (ABM). blast may have unknown; The government, Consequences so far as earth- released a of prwhiusly and tidal waves are secret documenls coneerhngj concerted potential effects of the Conservationists opposed lo I including one written 11 months' (he lest under Ihe barren ago by Kussell Aleutian island of Amchitka (chairman of the While Mouse Wurc left with a Supreme Court I Council on Environmental ()ua- appc-al as their only recourse lily.

A lower federal court a the Court Ihe documenls released! Appeals refused Wednesday to the request of opponents to tne The opponents the bla.sl. claimed Uie governmenl had "The nopulation density in no! adequately considered the the Aleutian area is very low so environmental Impact of Ihe even a major earthquake would hut Uie court ruled Ihe-cause little damage and i had not proved loss nf life as a resnll of I tb-ir pi'ini. direct impact of Ihe earthquake! iitself." Train VTotc. Hut he added this would not IK- true if Ihe "generated; were so large as to! extend towards mainland A a ka." He said Ihis a improbable since the largest known quakes extend only (il)i); miles aimis: a fault and Amchitka is 1.2(10 miles off thei Alaska cuasl. He said.

Imuevcr. "ihere are; wilh regard to fault lengths associaied with; earthquakes." "The danger from Ihe IriRiiering nf a larpe earthquake by Ihe miclr-ar explosion." Train said, "is in a tidal a or Tsunami." He noled ihat tidal waves have traveled thousand; of miles. adition etocd By Venezuela CARACAS (ITI) VOIKVUO. Police Keep Close Watch Around Office Of Gonzalez WASHINGTON Houston police also were alerl-i "Wilh something like this, yWI jtol police kept a vigil around'ed. Gonzalez said Ihe Informant.don't take it too seriously.

And (the office of Hep. Henry B. Gonvon Ihe "contract" said Ihe men'yet you don't shrug if off," he today, because of'formed Ihe plol In llouslon, and'said. they think two underworld Gonzalez said there was nolh-lhind it. The police official hired for Ihe conlractjing he planned to do personally ied not to be identified.

are hiding out in Mexico. 'about tile threat. Officials Seek Identity Of Tot COLUMBUS, Tex. (UPI) Potter said a couple from Residents sheltering a claimed to befriends of boy who was abandoned boy's parents Wednesday Imonth said loday "it'll break.but he did nol release Ihe child lour hearts" but he will be put: because Ihcy had no proof of his for adoption if his relatives identification. Gonzalez said an V'Bl agent called him Oct.

28 and told him of the threat. Gonzalez reported the agent told him. "A reliahle FBI source has advised lire San Antonio office he has obtained information regarding a possible contract in Houston" on Gonzalez' life, "presumably because of his involvement and stand in the Texas stock scandals." lare not found soon. "Somebody's going to have to it i nol i men who nuuif a fnini 1 Prison opicr last LU A INC; OFF BKT Senators Charles A i i i a and i Oriole jackets), pay (iff their Serins het to Pennsylvania's Senators Si-oil, lufl, ami Richard in of the nation's Capitol YVcdiios- day. The four made a bet on the outcome of the recent Baltimore 'Oriole-Pittsburgh Pirates World Scries in which the losers had to provide an elephant ride for the winners.

tvqiH'sl hy uas "Jf JU'xiat lias ('as- tlii's it not In- siiii'v our laus do not i i-Vnu-ndo Cnlina i-iMd nf Uw of trto Pi- L. I i said racz said that "what i-; by our country is case does ili'-mand Castro's trial can here accord- the charge made Ir.in when local ami Joel Kaplan sped from the Santa August Is. then flew Hawaii To Be Placed On Alert Projects Approved By Panel The Magic Valley Today Weather i "1 don't know how long we: prove something before we let can wait, it's so hard to sayjhim go," Potter said, "because something like that," said'for right now, he's at least got FOHliCAST: Clear to parllyJAIIanta cloudy through Friday. Conl-Hismark, N.U. i HAHLINGEX Five projeds again Kinight." Northeast windsilirownsville were approved Wednesday i IB mph lodav to fi mphiBiiffaln Uie preapplication review panel (or of Ihe Lower Rio Rrandc; i i Developmenl Council during a Temperatures rai meeting in llarlingen city hall.

0 $3 nciir 67 4(1 23 57 ami east lo southeast i Chicago to ir, mph Friday, i Corpus Christi from coast. 5S to I he approval of Ihe review in lne IIli( and 55 lo i iinvni I I ipi conslltule a in the upper port'ions. HONOLl l.t- I I I --When a a of the various lunprm tuv- the scheduled nuclear lesl pds mn mprcl th( i Aimln A lm Anu-hilka is deionaled Salur- have been recommended asi day. Hawaii i be placed i.n a 1K feasible to the 0 Worth twl Houston l)mlo if knots Friday! and Kansas Cily hit Ihe'vironnHMilal a i llf knnls 'oday. II to 5 knolslMidlaml Islands in Highway Department! 1 TM 1 1 and east In southeast Minpls-St.

Paul was here Tilr5 I 9 I rtil1 S.II. 100 wlcns'km lo lo 16 knots Friday. Clear to Monterrey chn 159 people and in Hllill. line on Padre Island i Partly cloudy through Friday. I New Orleans wave killed fit ant Federal llousiii" again tonight.

York police d-d not have anv-i Thc ivil (lcfln deparlmenCm in is a ion subdivision'range of 54 to SI. City will a i a teletype hookup; feasibility analysis for Losj TIDES: The high loday cl I'almer Observatory iniTnmates'Banco'subdivision p.m. The lows Friday msmi gh I Alaska and will convert the Ihe Brownsville Snulhmost area. 9:51 a.m. and Ihe high at a a San i va! bii! was free shortly; since thc interior th" n- on me ('rails Show Opens Here Friday continuing and convert atomic Wast into a Hichter This was an environmental p.m.

I Scale reading. -assessment. 5:41 The i a i a Tidal Wave Also recommended for c. i a i i center will lo Ihe council was a ke Lily 81 5fi all 74 f.4 49 5li 68 68 54 7.1 82 57 78 70 71 84 62 70 75 6R 58 Poverty Probe Is Recessed A United States Grand Jury investigating allegations of 1 Police Chief Ed Potter, 64. "We're trying to find somi! close kin, like grandparents.

We were looking in the press everyday hoping somebody might put in' for a lost child, but they haven't." he said. The boy, who appears to bej about years old, was aban-j doned by a man at a molel in; October. The man, who was driving a while pickup truck, registered as Don K. Shores of Dunlap, Tucson, Ariz. The man paid a week's rent but on Oct.

20, be- ifore the week was half out, moved on and left the boy be' hind. Stolen I'leknp Truck Potter said the license plates a safe home." Action On Boat Ramp Is Tabled SOUTH PADBE ISLAND Members of County Park through about 30 the Cameron Board breezed routine agenda in minutes here Wednesday afternoon. A items considered Wednesday was Ihe tabling of He said his life has been threatened several times iji his six terms in Congress. Most of the t'hreats were in the form of telephone calls to his San Antonio home, he said. Someone took a shot at.

him in tJie 1950s when he was a San Antonio city councilman, but he said he was not hit. Gonzalez said San Antonio Police Chief Emil Peters talked to him earlier this week and lold him the name of the (wo prime suspects. A Capitol police spokesman said patrols were added to the area around Gonzalez' office and that extra plajnclolhcsmen would be keeping watch in the area. "what we do in these cases action on a proposed public boat ramp to be built entirely withj; federal and stale funds. The' hoard has run into a snag over Is as much as possible eive special attention to their office," the police spokesman said.

.01 rlmel Mlu lllc iitisspcnl federal funds by the: ot th( lickup lru( Ari; ona local poverty fighting Cameron DN 1330 turned out to he the ramp due to the lack ofi; jLounty Community Projects, tolcn and Tucson police couldian appropriate site for i Wednesday afternoon find no trace of the man I a i Board members recessed until Dec. 13, at which' "The thing that puzzles me isi decided to table the matter time additional CCCP personnel suc well-mannered kid. Ho such time as a site can be located. are to be subpoenaed to appear. Assistant U.S.

Attorney was neatly dressed he wasn't there are no scars on A total of has been A. (lonzalez this morning said; him and his clothes were nice, 'allocated for Ihe ramp, but a Ihe jury asked to talk with "five not heap mllst lave a KI)O( or six additional CCOP em- family somewhere," said Polter. conies back on Wearing a red shirt and knit nloyes when ii Dec. 13. Monday and Wednesday lack of depth of waler and a lack of paved roads have caused the most likely sites lo i pants, the boy wandered to a go out the window, theimobile home' near the motel! ard members approved jury interviewed a lolal of ninejand played with Mie son of Mrs.j su contest for sometime past and present CCCP workers.

The jury began its investigation of the local poverty agency Monday afternoon and recessed luntil Wednesday al 9 a.m. Roy Rollins. She called Potter i to be hosteci i. i i i i Prtn Icahp Surf chnn Thp PVP and care has volunteered to lakel, 1 01 1 I of the hoy until he a i Dateline: MEXICO TIXTLA, Mcxlce (UPI) A total of 2S iimiales of the local jail escaped Wednesday and one of the jailers went along with Diem. It was Ihe third mass escape local jails in the hillsides of southern Mexico around shop.

The event Acapulco in as many weeks. In is for Valley other escapes, 11 and 13 a.m. 13 1 1 3f. 3a jSeattlc I Washington 53 33 58 .14 43 21 76 42 42 28 52 44 71 43 identified. A jump suit with the name.

residents only and is not to he with the annual Easier Wednesday's session lasted until I Rov Shores was found' in the'tournamcnt sponsored by a I p.m., at which lime Ihe jurylmotel room. When the boy 1 1 was excused until next month, it a indicated this morning no additional records Houston surf shop. Thc Padre Island Port Lsabcl prisoners got away from the Acapulco and Tecpan jails, re- speeUvely. Oniy three have been 'recaptured to date. would required of the CCCP.

"We've got most of thn records," he said, "and the jury he says, "Mine." He does! nnl rrv nr spem imwt bill ran 1 K'vi:" ss, its weekly Wednesday night Polter identify him. Beautiful Child' "Oh, he's a bea just wants lo talk to a few Potter, "and 1 meeting. Board vie lutiful i rst saw (he we all bl cnar ed only ce chairman club would Pacific to determine if aiplam. and a Weslaco park I tidal wave has Ixnm rjxlvbuors continuing lo vlie Amchitka test called; Discussion consistency for the liio a a i i i among the Valley water Valley Arts and Crafts ex-' If it IB determined took up a good portion position slam! in he held Friday danjer exists, the policcjof the session. Group chairman and SinnUiy at friendship idepartmmt will immediately'Kirby I.illjedahl.

Brownsville vvii'h emergency manager, expressed belief Mrs. Jnnnie i i of all low-lying areas of the'l a the committee was chairman of the Arts-n a ,) islands. iunanimnus in feeling that the Cr.ifis exposition, more lof) persons have so far and exibitors c-iiitiniii' lo arrive from Texas, Mexico and Louisiana. i nilpll ron agc i n0 will be Bonds iVvatcr systems should IH I con- with the already adopted: jYalleywide water 3 Cameron County engineer Bob Guzman Ichecks laken recei Develops On Married Priests VATICAN CITY called the new motion if snie arc a variety of artsj Craham this morning was re- 1 crafts including in the grand jury report! i i porlrailS' pottery, review all bail bonds; p-n'itmss' wain-colors, sculp-iwhich nol been forfoted; and kmtlmc, Mrs. Owensiand upon which defendants are, orltl Commiimly 'presently- released in order 1 1 1 of llle David Scruscm.

chairman of determine if any of said bonds! 1 Vn'-l it row among noman "implicitly conlradicloiy ant ic churchmen since the'equivocal." ig Sept. 30 of thc! Unable to resolve the confu- alionat Synod of Bishopsjsion and division over the 1 "f'Jjjerupled loday over the synod officials called TM- 'of admitting some mamed men i an extraordinary meeting latei I i nn ,) I today lo discuss it further. among dele-! If the amended motion they heardj passed, Vatican sources said, it amendment would completely close the doot .0 shui theito any chance of married men io Ihe possibility of some I becoming priests-even though i elderly married men' becoming the Poire said las' COMMUNITV DAY SET iwould consider this. The earlier vote was marked ay Delegates earlier voledhoavi-joy sing i thought for the ic Biwnsjn le ly against relaxation of Ihe priestnood changc Uniled, will pnests Tho 2 02 delegates al the chamber of Commerce-are defective. The grand jury jceietiratcd Miday at a.in.;|, faile;) to approve a motion Intel-national Synod of ml! ihat the vlenan i lo FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART I'o all Ihe 800 plus supimrlcrs ihat Mined In my principals and voted for mt Nov.

I LOVE' YA! Joe A. Stsfiiro ait; SjVaDey Metro Scjuad Discussed By Officials They voted relaxing the heavily 12th against Century Pope Paul VI to! rjjshops delivered the message eremonies at thciboiids, if any. he delivered (oj 1 11 1 1 11 KUzabelh. decide if and when to allow loll( ny an( ea rly in voles wsilir.n's i Johnnie foreman'nf the grand jury! Those allendine are reminded! ordinaiirm of some. rl nounced Wednesday by the presidenl of Ihe local! or Wore Nov.

12." bring for use in TM un(lcr spetisl cireumstan-iVatican. L'i'hi'i-. Dr. Earlc Kr recotnmenda-1 making a "rubbish sculpture" ces ifcy will the par- (i(m fi inA recycling. Belgian Cardinal Leo .11 feels who are; 'i'iuhv- naics.

president Itricitcd bom i t-sicramville Art League who shol ld I)n the exposition, is a btlmls in unveil a plaque wh hey lj(j up Ihe i i also mentioned the! of an injuncllon against HIV office of Sheriff Boyntnn Flouting Ihnt would re.slrnin th" sheriff's office from A melrojwell as oilier umls over the I major innovations at commitlee i bonds lic for Hidalgo and Cameronlcounlry in a fight Ihe surelv is said to owe a counties, featuring investigators organized crime. i.ne sureu saiu in owe a fron) poljce 5hcrifrs i li( alion is jdepartments assigned on a submitted and approved, 75 OI ilulllime basis, a of the cost of the Wednesday by thejsnuad would be provided by thej Valley i i a 1 justice council. church law forbidding priests to mam' and against penultting priests more freedom in political activity or non-church employment. None of the voles was a surprise. The cardinals and bishops already had rejected forfeited amount of money.

Young lold ile.ster al noon lo. day thc jury wants to report', again this afiernoon a i replied Ihat 135th District Judge H. A. Garcia would on hand to receive Ihe jury's report. niionl Council.

i a a a said Ihe remaining 25 Steve Freid of Ihe develop-j per cent must be. borne by thej Included among those going! blond before the jury this week was CCCP direclo'r Ileyna, however, Dan fleyna. secured the permission of U.S. Dislrict Judge fieynaldo Garza In take an attorney into Ihe grand jury room answers jury 5 rjuenes. Gonzalez would nol comment on results--if any--achieved by the jury in its sessions with the poverty fighters.

Obituary council and Pat Ganawayjlocal agencies. of Auslin. staff member of the: The 25 per cent, he said, could slate criminal justice council, I be in-kind contributions such as YORK (UPI)-The Chase Manhattan Bank Thurs- quartcr point in its prime lending rate, A i I A general" 1 Crawford discusspd Ihe melro squad wittijsalary of the meni assigned from ruled that a surtax on criminal itr TM 11 varlnlls lieparlmenls, cars-j Thc )ilnk anmiul)cc a cul 0 cnnviclinns cannot be levied oir I'articipatinR were Sherifl.or on a smaller pcr CTnt from pcr cnnl. offenses which were 1 11 1 1 ilsl of Hidalgoivpace and equipmenl. mak ng lhc prior to Aug.

.10 the day Ihe Bounty. Charlip. fcscpbMlo of thei Ganaway said Ihe hank said "lhc conlinucd law went into effect. a 1 lln council funds eannol he downwnrd (rend in money HECTOR Hector Barbosa GueiTero, 18, of 5126 Brookmead St. Houston, and formerly of Brownsville, died Tuesday at Ben Taub Hospital of Houston.

A former resident of Brownsville, he moved to Houston two years ago. He was a student at Madison High School. He is survived by his parents, Mrs. Teresa Barbosa Guerrero and Genaro Guerrero, three jrothers, Genaro Gilberto and Gary Guerrero, a sister, Ana Gusrrero all of Houston, and his paternal grandmother, Mrs. Carlola Guerrero.

A rosary will IK said today at 3 p.m. at Darling-Monsen Funeral Home. Funeral mass will be cele- raled Friday at 3 p.m. at Our of Guadalupe Catholic Church with interment at Buena 'ista Burial Park. Pallbearers will be Javier, IVevino, Adan Trevino, Jorge a a Eddie Barbosa, lohnny Gutierrez and Frank ilanclianl Jr.

Funeral arrangements are under Ihe direction of Darling- Motiscr. MEXICO CITY (UPI) Roberto Olivares Rosendiz, run ragged by six girlfriends at the same lime, tried to commit only Ihe expenseslsuicide when Ihree of them I necessary to clean up the demanded that he many them, once, the meeting Olivares liosendiz, 43, owner 'of a small sip shop, became There were no applicants (ordesperale when Uie haggling ermanen! trailer space on Iheiw appeared Tuesday, going the boys foo-t-ljsiand, and the board approved reached in his desk drawer for a pisioj an( i 0 himself i chest. Doctors at the Hed Cross Hospital, who said Olivares Rosendiz was in satisfactory condition Wednesday, prohibited all visitors, especially their patient's girlfriends. hair and big brown av and a fair complexion. And ov er a sweet little baby." The police, chief said he was to take thc boy's foot- prints and send them to Arizona (bills for the month "of OcYober Texas hospilals or $2,744.69.

"advise'' Reyna an effort to identify him.i lo be given lo foolprints of children are taken at birth in most hospilals. "I don't know exactly where: lo send them, but I've got to something. It's got me puzzled. I've been a police officer for 30 years and 1 never had a rays- tery like this," he said. Suit Filed Torch Of Liberty Goes Out NEW YORK (UPfl--The! Statue of Liberty's Torch of! Of Soldier CORPUS CHBISTI, Tex (UPI) An Hidalgo Countj woman has filed suits in boU I state and federal district courts asking damages be- cause her husband was kilto i a helicopter crash in SouUi Vietnam.

Mrs. Karen G. McCartney, Freedom was dark today. underwater A break in electrical cable, apparent lyjyj'J caused by a barge worklng.ini the area cut off po statue's illumination in the lorch. istate court at Corpus Christi and federal court al Browns against Textron, a firm, and its subsi- cut on power to "Hdiary.

Bell Helicopter Co. oi floodlights and the Fort 1Worthj Wcdn esday. on in the lorch. I The lights went out about! The suits alleged that the air- p.m. Wednesday andjcrafl was in defective condi officials said they expected the (lion when it crashed on Nov.

5, cable would IK repaired by killing Army pilot Kennelh later today. The darkened statue caused no safety hazards in New York Harbor, officials said. Trio Treated After Wreck McCartney. Mrs. McCartney filed Ihe sui: in behalf of herself and her 4- year-old son, Clint "McCartney FEDERAL HELP DUE DALLAS (UPI) Mayor Wes Wise says a commissioner of Three Brownsville residents the federal mediation and con- were injured Wednesday at- ciliation service has agreed lo Icrnoon, apparently none sc-, riously, in a two-car collision step into musicians Ihe dispute beteeen in the Dallas sym- al Ihe K.

Tenth and Madison phony and thc orchestra man- Streets intersection. Treated at Mercy Hospital and released were Airs. Maria del Carmen Gonzalez, 24, and jagcmenl the Dallas Symph- 'ony Association. The players have had the association blacklisted wilh the American Fed- TO UCK Of FOOD IN OKT department and police chiefs Prhi Is N(inn. Nol.

Message purchase of land or market rales over the past two consumer magazine Le Sceltoi i Krausse of A maximum ofiwecks makes a further rodtic- Harold George of Weslaco, Hai.i'| nnc of the eouncil grant'lion In Ihe prime, appropriate lo latest leltcr from a reader who Olson, of 2443 Higgins, who Mission and A.C./could go for personnel, he said, ikccp i( in line wilh short term j. rfilnc ffn'tini-allv Itodgera of of Edinhnrg. It was explained Ihe metro, ju squad would be an clile in- allcad lr1 established ali cha gc(I nc mnst crc dinvorlhy C.anwav siiW metro rales generally." Ihe prime, rale is lhal del Consumalore received Ihe! son, Mario Gonzalez of eralion nf Musicians- E. Van Ruren Street- and Miss Mary C. 26, of Carnesi.

Mrs. Gonzalez and son were traveling with her husband, Mario P. Gonzalez. 27, who was going south on Tenth Street. Miss Lewis was a passenger In! a car driven by Joan Hospital ADMISSIONS BROWNSVILLE: Santos Piza- ha, ilrs.

Hefugio Ramirez, Mrs. Ines Mendez, Juanila Fortiscue, Airs. Herminia G. Bujanos, Mrs. N'orma A.

Garcia, Phillis Ilaynes, Mrs. Jose L. Garza, Mrs. Frandsca Eobles. PORT ISABEL: Mrs.

Eliseo Vega. 11A.T,A-MOBOS: Guadalupe Hernandez. DISMISSALS I Mrs. Francisco Aguilar, Mrs. Harry L.

Noble, Donna Busbee, Mrs. Santiago V. Moody, Mrs. Cecil Mrs. Alma Wright, Mrs.

Margarita Almazan. M-ATAMOROS: Mrs. Salomon la Garza, Mrs. Antonio Pizana. BIRTHS Mr.

and Mrs. Elitjco Vega, boy. Nov. 3. Mr.

and Mrs. Luis Hernandez, Nov. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Jorge Garcia, iirl. Nov.33. Mr. and Mrs. Lucio Camacho, girl, Nov.

4. MOTION MEETS E.VRLV Tonight's American Legion reeling al Legion Hall has been noved from 8 p.m. lo 7 p.m., according lo an announcement 1.V Commander Chris Bujanos. telligence unii, lied in wilh a Amarillo. Dallas, Kails customers.

Olhev lemlins rales central state clearing houM as I and El I'aco. ire scaled from thi.s level, liboul, asked nol lo bo idonlified, II did something different. II published his name--II. Mario of Tricsle--and refused Gonzalez was cited wilh fail- In say what lie was wrilingjiirc yield lhc right-of-way to la vehicle, Uie. investigator said.

was traveling wrsl'lnn Knsl Madison, said Sgl, Ilcclor Casares. ANNOUNCEMENT JOE I. TREVINO Lictntd FHiwril Director it NEW OWNER AND MANAGER of DELTA FUNERAL HOME OooratlHt As TREVINO DELTA FUNERAL HOME.