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Mobile Homes Mobile Homes Section 3 Sioux Falls Argus-Leader April 6, 1975 Committee Spends $3.3 Million For White House Refurbishing Suburb Residents Caught In Bureaucratic Nightmare YOU WASHINGTON (AP) For the first time in its 11-year history, the Committee for the Preservation of the White House has given a full financial report, saying it spent $3.3 million to refurbish the Executive Mansion during the Nixon Administration. "No federal funds were spent," the committee's report said, adding that funds came from donations and the sale of White House guidebooks. Altogether, the purchases for the five years that Richard Nixon was President included 252 pieces of furniture, 142 decorative objects of art, 60 paintings and drawings and 54 prints of the White House, as well as 99 chairs, 73 tables, 21 chandeliers and 28 period rugs. The acquisitions also included 17 mirrors and 11 clocks. The Committee for the Preservation of the White House was formed by executive order of President Lyndon B.

Johnson to continue the works of former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. HAVE Freeman telephoned zoning board, which concluded that she indeed did live in Denver. Freeman recalls the clerk's answer, 'You know you're right; you're in Denver a number and waif." The controversy began two years ago when Denver annexed the area1 of Jefferson County leaving the Friendly Hills development half in Jefferson County and half in Denver. While the legal problems County and Denver have worked out a compromise for both police departments to answer calls and a fire district is serving the area on an interim basis. For the some two-dozen homeowners in the disputed area of 1,800 home sites, other problems are -not as easily solved.

One section of a street remains unpaved. That section of Quincy Avenue is the hnnndarv fnr raised from private individuals and foundations and from the White House Historical Association, which puts out the guidebook, totaled $3,534,080, the report said. The historical association raised $1.6 million. Among the listed expenditures were such items as $15,442 for the Aaron Shikler portrait of President John F. Kennedy, $33,084 for Blue Room wallpaper, $76,504 for a painting entitled "Farmyard in Winter," $75,000 as a partial payment on a Hepplewhite secretary, $3,900 for andirons and $18,000 for a pair of armchairs.

Decorator Sarah Johnson Doyle received $18,489 for redecorating the private quarters in the first year of the Nixon's occupancy of the White House in 1969 and architect-adviser Edward V. Jones of Albany, received travel expenses in 1973 of $5,569. A total of at least $91,300 was spent in redecorating President Nixon's bedroom, including a $5,000 antique bed with a $450 set of box springs and $10,700 worth of curtains and bed coverings. The report was listed as a preliminary one with the notation by the committee chairman Gary E. Everhardt that "It is customary for a report to be issued for each administration." They had not been issued previously.

The Washington Post reported that committee member Clare Boothe Luce said White House curator Clement Conger told the committee at its March meeting that President Ford AN pSr-3-- LiiTinc 1 PARK MANOR zi' hm bul" lMn9 1 CC bvRooal and eina maintansro in avi efloideu fi i Wa4 oa- UM P- Th offer i uMMy loom, two i Jt AO WKJ9 A Mi baths, three bedrooms plus family .1 sot jjl 44' 52' 60' 64' rC- xr v-y TlrP TS- Jj! III a I fy i j'l Zj' come out ii A ond see the SPECIAL I ii 10jeslJ ass, lii-r vnTl up on 5 mduded with any i TO ly'l for YOU! double-wide or- 1 dered between AICA A April 1 15, 1975. 12 wide 1 1 New 12,14,4 16 wides WvWT i r- RED TAG SPECIAL r- ffillS 14x70 Titan If ALLS) ji 111 k. II. 3 bedroom, 2 bath 111 ji i Phone 336-3242 8 Phone 336-3242 i 4740N wrr- I ggrjMSIM ITEM No report of spending was Denver and Jefferson vEiven for years prior to the County and neither will wlPn presidency. The report, issued Friday, TO maintain it.

Both Denver and Jefferson County officials said it's up to the state Supreme Court, where an annexation case is pending, to decide what the boundaries are and neither can make permanent arrangements until that is completed. "It's just up in the air and we do what we can for them until the courts decide who should have the area," said a Jefferson County Sheriff's Department spokesman. includes among the major donors two who also contributed generously to Nixon election campaign funds: Joseph M. Segal, former president of the Franklin Mint, who gave $285,437 for the White House refurbishing, and financier John C. Newington, who gave the White House $50,000 for the redecorating.

Altogether the sum spent for refurbishing both public and private rooms at the White House, was listed as $3,328,418. The contributions SELL FRIENDLY HILLS, Colo. (AP) For the residents of Friendly Hills, a suburban, housing development, life is a bureaucratic nightmare. No local government claim them. The area west of Denver, once sparsely populated and mostly ranchland, has been caught up in a maze of jurisdictional boundaries by encroaching urbanization.

"We don't really care whether you put es in Denver or Jefferson County," said Barb Baglo, one of the few dozen homeowners who live in the area. "Put us in Iowa if you have to just so someone responds to our calls." Judy Freeman said she spent from 8 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. trying to get license plates for her car. "I started in Jefferson County," a county adjacent to Denver.

"I waited in a long line and when I got to the counter, I told her my address. The girl told me: 'I can't give you plates, you're not in Jefferson County'." Mrs. Freeman was told that she lives in Arapahoe County, another adjacent county. In Arapahoe County, the clerk told her she lived in Jefferson County. "I said, 'Don't hand me that: I -just came from So she made a call and said, 'Go So I went back.

I got the same girl in Jefferson County. 'Don't tell me I'm not in Jefferson So she checked and came back and said, 'Oh, I'm so sorry, you're in Denver'. From there it was 15 miles to Denver, where Mrs. Freeman said she was told she lived in Jefferson County. Still tagless, Mrs.

John Morrell Hosts Livestock Contest Animal science students from 11 agricultural colleges participated in a livestock juding contest Saturday at John Morrell Co. in Sioux Falls. The Great Plains Invitational Meet was jointly sponsored by Morrell's and South Dakota State University. Frank Lingo, manager of the agricultural service department at Morrell's, coordinated the one-day contest. The approximately 130 men and women were judged on their working knowledge of desirable meat products.

Contest events included judging wholesale cuts of pork, beef and lamb carcass classes, quality and yield grading of beef carcasses and placement of nine classes of cuts and carcasses with a written presentation. The students were judged on a state and individual basis. States represented at the meet were South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Kansas, 'Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Michigan. insisted its activities be made public under the Freedom of Information Act. OR 6 Cities Seek Democratic Convention; Give Sales Pitches To Site Committee the site because, for one thing, Akron, Ohio, is nearby.

The president of New York City's Madison Square Garden offered to interrupt the Ringling Brothers, Barnum Bailey Circus for WASHINGTON (AP) -Kansas City told the Democrats it can host their 1976 convention because it has shown it can handle thousands of Shriners and Jehovah's Witnesses. Cleveland says it should be Vietnamese Students In U.S. May Never See Families Again who cah tx it? MAreuAiS. It TRADE USE YOUR SIOUX vm uiu) i i "-Ty INCOME Tax Service 6v Earl LBiJit5-, Jt a PROFESSIONAL Building Main fenance. The finest in carpet cleaning.

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Concrete Tfork Painting a day if the Democrats wanted to see how the arena could be set up for the convention. Six U.S. cities: that would like to see the Democratic convention in their town next year met this past week with the Democratic National Committee's Site Selection Committee. Here is some of what went on Kansas City started a show of one-upmanship by explaining how it has housed and fed for several years conventions of Jehovah's Witnesses who numbered in excess of 60,000. The city also said it would host 50,000 Shriners next year and "Any city that can host 50,000 Shriners can host a few Democrats," Mayor Charles B.

Wheeler said. New York City, in turn, said that even with the largest Jewish population in the world, Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat was able to visit the United Nations safely. "If we can handle that, we can handle the Democrats, said Commissioner of Special Events Neal Walsh. Cleveland and New Orleans were told they may WE Oo quality concrete work and foundations. Free estimate.

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STEVENS POINT, Wis. (AP) The 20 South Vietnamese students at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point are faced with never going home and never seeing their families again. As their native land teeters precariously on the brink of a Communist takeover, the students are growing more and more concerned. "Everyone is really depressed and worried about their families," said foreign student adviser Marcus Fang. One young mother of four came to the university three months ago to do graduate work in history.

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334-6850 after 5 PM PREGNANT? Problems? Free confidential help Phone Birthright, 334-8411. HAPPY HOMES FLEA market Armory, Fair grounds Saturday, Sunday. 4500 N. Cliff 334-4400 Arts, Crafts, Antiques 21 Auto Parts-Services 84 Automobiles 88 Board and Room 66 Building Materials 28 Business Opportunities 14 Card of Thanks 5 Coins and Hobbies 22 Commercial Property For Rent 67 Commercial Property For Sale 42 Oogsand Pets 31 Ouplexes for Rent 61 Employment Agency 71 Employment Vv anted 74 Farm Produce $2 Farms, Acreages, for Rent S7 Farms for Sale 51 Garages and Parkin. 68 AFTER March 31, 1975, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one other than myself.

Loren J. Bishoci NEED Helo? Call 334-6645, Com munity Information Center for In formation and referral. Z4 nour ser- may never see them again. Another student's father was reported involved in heavy fighting with North Vietnamese. The student believes her father was either killed or captured, but she doesn't know for sure.

Another student has been trying to call her family in Saigon for two weeks, but has been told she won't be able to get through for two weeks. By then, she fears, Saigon will have fallen and her family will either be dead, captured or on the run. The UW-Stevens Point has been instrumental, through government contracts, in heading America programs to upgrade education in South Vietnam in recent years. The school has one of the largest contingents of Vietnamese students at any U.S. college.

Fang said that most of the students have not heard from their families since March 26-27. Then, he said, most of the letters were sorrowful farewells. ''This has been a rough week," Fang said of the Vietnamese students. "They don't understand why America isn't helping any more. They're not bitter but they're bewildered and don't know what to think." Pressler Accepted In Rural Caucus WASHINGTON (AP) Rep.

Larry Pressler, has been accepted in the Congressional Rural Caucus his office has reported. The Organization is comprised of members of the House who seek to improve the lives of those living in rural America. Pressler said the main objectives of the Rural Caucus center on rural health, rural housing, rural transportation, rural water and sewer facilities and agriculture. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Nickel and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tingley are representing Sioux Falls College and Gerhard Sch-mutterer is representing Augustana College at the Upper Midwest Regional Danforth Associates conference in Rochester, this weekend. Piano pupils of Mrs.T. J.

Lancer, 3100 S. Lincoln. will present a recital at Augustana College's Kresge Hall at 7 p.m. Sunday. Mrs.

Lancer will attend the National Music Teachers Convention in Denver Monday through Thursday. vice. Rummage-Bake Sales 6 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE On All Used mi Repossessed Homes. 8X19 1957 Noshua 1 bedroom $600.00 10'X50' 1959 Pan American 2 bedroom $2300.00 10 X50' 1961 Von Dyke 2 bedroom $2300.00 17X50' 1971 Bonnavilla 2 bedroom $4900.00 12'X57' 1966 Golden Crest 2 bed Gift Spotter 2 Help Wanted 72 Horses, Ponies, Tack 54 Household Goods 23 Housekeeping Rooms .....64 Houses for Rent 60 Houses for Sale ,41 Industrial and Road Equipment 83 Investments 11 CRESTS'IEW Spring garage sale: Ladies ciothing. Sizes 7 to 1 Mens' clothing 4C-42.

Boys' Size 6-10 Lamps, coffee table, baby furniture, carpet pieces, 2 boys 3-speed bikes, toys, fishing equipment, ice auger. Four families. 1609 Ponderosa Drive. 9 to S. April 8th and 9th.

Lake Shore Property 37 3 8i Mobile Homes 45 27 8 Lost and Found Lots for Sale MerrtianO'se for Vobiie Homes Money Loan or Borrow LlltnU8TPl rM Y. 12 Motorcycles, Scooters, .85 not have enough hotel rooms. Cleveland's answer was a new superhighway that Mayor Ralph Perk said could whisk people to nearby Akron in about 25 minutes and "we could take over almost all of the hotels in Akron." New Orleans said con-ventioners could find more rooms from 30 minutes to W2 hours outside the city on a "very delightful drive" towards the Gulf Coast. Miami Beach, which hosted the convention in 1972, put in another bid and was told by the DNC Chairman Robert Strauss that its biggest disadvantage was that the Democrats know how expensive the city is and "you can't fool us like some of the other cities can. When Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley tried to tell the committee its freeways are not always congested, Strauss recalled the time a plane "landed on the freeway.

I spent two hours looking at a plane." "we thought you wanted a plane," Los Angeles County Democratic Chairman Paul Ziffren told him. New York City's biggest difficulty seemed to be that Madison Square Garden was not big enough. To prove otherwise, its president, Mike Burke, former owner of the New York Yankees, offered to cancel the circus for a day and set up a convention mock-up. Another Garden official, asked where Democratic candidates could park their numerous campaign trailers "There could be 10 or 100," Strauss quipped described a large area off the main arena which, he said, "is presently where we keep the animals for the circus." Shor-Lo. Great Lakes 1A.M.

to 8 P.M. SATURDAY I P.M. SUNDAY 1PJn. to 5 P.M. 4733 NO.

CLIFF 336-3270 ADS PHONE 335-1130 AND HAVE A RAINED AO WRITER HEP YOU Musical Instruments 24 Personals 4 Plants, Trees, Flowers 56 Property Sale or 46 Public Notices 2 PubiicSales ...55 Real Estate Wanted 47 Resorts Motels Cabins 36 Rummage Bake Sales 6 The land is owned by Charles E. Lakin, Omaha, the late Raymond Peterson, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Roy Wilson, Jacksonville, Fla. The occupation is the second in two years. College-Business Symposium April 16 John Hulse, vice president and chief executive officer of Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Sioux Falls, will head this year's College-Business Symposium scheduled for April 16 at' the Holiday Inn DpWhtown.

The symposium, which is a creation of the Economic Understanding Committee of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce, is designed to give students attending the meeting a better view of the basic profit necessities of any business community. Nearly 200 students and faculty members from Augustana, Sioux Falls College, Nettleton, SDSU, USD, Dakota Wesleyan, Dakota State and the Junior Collegiate Marketing Department of the Southeast Area Vocational Center have indicated they will attend the day-long event. The meeting, scheduled to begin with registration at 8 a.m. and the business session beginning at 9 a.m., will be hosted by Sioux Falls business people. The afternoon gatherings will be highlighted by student spokesmen and business panelists engaged in "on stage" discussions of business practice.

Contact the Chamber regarding attendance and participation. ONAWA. Iowa (AP) About 50 Indians of the Omaha Tribe, including some members of the tribal council, have occupied approximately 3,100 acres of farmland along the Missouri River near here, claiming the land belongs to the tribe. Tribal Chairman Eddie Cline ofMacy, said the group has been occupying the land since Wednesday, and will remain "as long as necessary to retain permanent possession." "We might be here for a month or for a year," Cline added. Cline said the camp is not armed, and does not want a confrontation.

An attorney for the Indians said they have legal rights to the land, adding that if the white men who claim ownership try to remove the Indians, court action will be started. The Indians are claiming the land under an 1854 treaty with the federal government. Luncheon To Feature Story Of Augustana Members of the Augustana College faculty and staff have invited a friend or acquaintance to be their guests at a special noon luncheon Tuesday on the college campus. M. E.

"Mike" Schirmer. associate director of development for community affairs, said a fast-paced program will provide a capsule version of the Augustana story following lunch. A number of Augustana's administrators and faculty members will give short summaries of their areas of responsibility. 27 YEARS FAIR PRICES, DEPENDABLE SERVICE, AND TRANSPORTING. SPECIALS! 3 70x1 4's, 3 bedrooms 1 two bedroom, 60x14 1 Super deluxe 65x14 ANDERSON MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE: Bv owner 1973 mo.

bile homo. 24x54. 2 full baths. 3 bedrooms. Central air.

Call 338-9217 after 7:00. Services 7 Service Guide 1 Sieep'ng Rooms 65 Sports and Recreation 34 Stock, Feed, 53 Teachers, Instruction 76 Trailer Accommodations 63 HANDYMAN Special 1470 1972 Roya4 Oak 3 bedroom. $5500. This home needs some cleaning and min 4t05 West 12th 336-2717 room $4000.00 12'X60' 1965 Medallion 3 bedroom $4200.00 14'X64' 1972 Hillcrest 2 bedroom $7500.00 14 X65' 1973 Atlantic 2 bedroom $8400.00 14'X65' 1972 Champion 3 bedroom $6600.00 14 X68' 1972 Sbangri La 2 bedroom $9000.00 14 X70' 1974 Anarshfield 3 bedroom $11,200.00 14'X70' 1974 Atlantic 3 bedroom 24'X60' 1973 Bendix 3 bedroom double wide. Some ef these torn hart central ir, some washers end dryers, tome electric.

Several can he parchased by taking ever payments. Shop New And Take Advantage Of The Largest Used Inventory si The Area. UNIVERSITY HOMES 6701 West 12th Street 334-9027 or repairs A good buy for the price. Trucks and Heavy Equipment 87 1969 12x0 Shar-Lo 2 bedroom Like new! Call 332-6599 for details. western Housing, sui west I2tn (Hionway 16 West), Sioux Falls.

Phone 338-6000. want to Buy 25 want to Rent FOR SALE: 1973 14x70 Norrhern- IN JOHNSON Estates: bedroom, 10x55. $3,830. 2 bedroom, 12x60, 3 bedroom 14x65, S650O. Call Schmidt Realtors 336-0350 aire.

Cenfral air. 3 bedroom. As- sumable loan. Pierre. 224-1293 1962 NEW MOON mobile home.

2 Investments 11 bedroom, furnished, carpeted. Small amount Gown, assume payments. 334-5742. SAAALL two bedroom. Central location, perfect for aood return.

$9000. Soger's Realty 336-1070. FOR SALE: 14 wide mobile ome. REPOSSESSED 14x70 two bedroom mobile Low down payment. Cull collect 605-334-8041.

ATTENTION! We have used double and single wides. Take over payments. Also new. 334-8702. Money-loan or Borrow 12 WANT ADS YOU GET LOWER RATF.S YOU INCREASE YOUR CHANCES PAY ONLY FOR DAYS YOUR AD CA.CEL WHEN YOU GET RESULTS REPOSSESSED Low downpay-ment needed on this 1971 Bonneville 12x60 two bedroom.

Very clean. New furniture. Will deliver, set up and finance. Western Housing 5701 West (Highway 16 west), Sioux Falls, Phone 333-6000. TAKE over oay-meits on 5 bed room 1972 Shar-Val S400 down payment, Pmevew T-ailer Court, ATTENTION: We buy, sell or trade yogr mobile home, 334-8702, 334-902.

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Principals only. Reply BOX 1450 ARGUS-LEADER LOANS from $100 to $15,000. Ca John at 334-1895. 14X70 HILLCREST 3 bedroom, carpein3, air conditioning, softener, skirted. S'ove, refrigerator, lawn shed.

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Air conditioned Extra clean. 333-28SS..