Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 21

AAUNCIE EVENING PRESS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1978 PAGE 21 By Bil Keane HOW TO SPEND $1 1 Temperatures the family circus. City High Low GOP w7 apparently concede to Goodall Conditions on use Albuquerque .87 Anchorage .71 Asheville 86 Atlanta 88 Billings 79 Birmingham .90 Iky -HA of park funds urged Boston 88-67 A small group of northside resi themselves to any particular use of the funds. Instead, Cox said park 'fe' Greg Goldsmith jj km in 69 JLtS Buffalo 82 Charleston, S.C. 87 Charlotte, N.C.

.87 Chicago 87 Cleveland .88 Columbus 85 Dallas 99 Denver .92 Des Moines .95 Detroit 88 Duluth 62 El Paso .96 Hartford 85 Houston 92 Indianapolis .87 Jackson, Miss. .97 Jacksonville .88 Kansas City .97 Las Vegas 98 Little Rock 98 Los Angeles .80 Louisville .90 Memphis. .93 Miami Beach .77 Milwaukee .85 Minneapolis .90 Nashville 89 New Orleans .91 New York 85 Oklahoma City 100 Omaha 95 Philadelphia .91 Phoenix 104 Pittsburgh 83 Portland, Me. .86 Portland, .70 Providence Richmond 90 St. Louis .95 Salt Lake City.

.88 San Antonio. .93 San Diego 78 San Francisco .65 San Juan 90 Seattle 66 dents Wednesday lent their support to plans to sell frontage from a McGalliard Road park to the Indianapolis-based Steak 'n Shake restaurant chain, but said money from the transaction should be used to improve the remainder of the recreational facility. The city is being offered $110,000 for purchase of the frontage of Jack's Play Center, and Steak Shake has also offered to make improvements in the remainder of the park, according to real estate developer Harold Hindman. Most affected residents, about 15 of whom attended, indicated they favored the sale. City Policeman Jack Fisher, however, was on hand to ask that no action be taken on the matter until conditions by which the play center property was donated to the city can be studied.

It was Fisher's family that donated the land to the city in 1959, and he said he has been unable to find conditions of the donation in City Council minutes. Council president Elmer Cox agreed to hold up action until the records are found. Park board representative Wayne Hoover told the resident': that he was initially opposed to the sale, but indicated that the sale could be approved, though he does not want to see the council place stipulations on the use of the money that might be taken in. City officials had thought that money gained from such a sale could be used to rebuild Tuhey Pool, but councilmen did not commit board officials could determine the use of such monies. Soviet space cargo capsule ends mission MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet -Progress 3 unmanned cargo space capsule ended its 16-day mission today in a ball of fire high over a remote area of the Pacific Ocean.

The Progress capsule, its mission successfully concluded, burned out over the Pacific, according to the official Soviet news agency Tass. "The ship was put into a trajectory of descent, entered dense layers of the atmosphere over a pre-set area of the Pacific and ceased to exist," Tass said. Progress 3, which was launched on August 8, delivered about 1.5 tons of food, water, oxygen, experimental devices and mail to the Soyuz 29 cosmonauts aboard the Salyut 6 space station. It also delivered over one ton of jet and rocket fuel to top up the space stations tanks. Soyuz 29 cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander Ivan-chenkov have been in space since June 16 and are now less than one month away from setting a new world record for manned spaceflight endurance.

The completion of the Progress 3 mission clears the way for the expected launching within a matter of days of a two-man Soyuz 31 mission to the space station. What might have been the only serious hurdle in the path of state legislative candidate Hurley Goodall will probably disappear next week. After Sept. 1, the Republicans U1 not be allowed to enter a candidate to oppose Democrat Goodall in the race for state representative from District 38. They appear not interested in putting up a fight.

Following the May primary, Republican County Chairman John Hampton said the party would enter a candidate if there was a chance of beating Goodall. Republicans now concede that they can't beat Goodall in that heavily Democratic district (south and east Muncie). Some potential candidates supposedly expressed interest in taking on Goodall, and a trial balloon was launched for the Rev. J. C.

Williams, who once ran as an independent for mayor. Williams has now joined the Republican ticket as a candidate for the Center Township Advisory Board. This leaves only American Party candidate June Osterman to run against Goodall, and she is unlikely to cause much worry in the Democratic camp. Still, she will probably carry more votes than she did in 1976 when she ran for the same post and finished third with only 4.6 percent of the vote. Her improved showing will be the result of the lack of a Republican in the race and the reluctance of some white voters to cast their ballots for Goodall, who would be the first tlack man to represent a Muncie legislative district.

The Republicans' decision not to challenge Goodall is not just a surrender to the inevitable. The Democrats, after all, are running a kamikaze candidate in the person of Ken Swan against 37th District incumbent Roberts Dailey, who represents a solidly Republican constituency. That decision may also be based on a "let-sleeping-dogs-lie" philosophy. If the GOP forces Goodall to 62 77 68 75 71 76 69 76 62 74' 70 72 69 65 72 77 64 71 76 .70 82 62 59 60 64 64 76 61 74 63 59 78 58 "Will somebody help me get my lightning bugs bock in the jar?" Muggy weather and thunderstorms due By United Press International Fair but muggy extreme south, chance of thunderstorms elsewhere tonight. Lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

Partly north and extreme south Friday, chance of showers and thunderstorms central. Highs in the mid to upper 80s. An air stagnation advisory remained in effect for portions of Indiana today. The National Weather Service said the advisory was for southern and east-central Indiana where light or calm low level winds and an inversion will likely produce high concentrations of atmospheric pollutants near the surface. FOREIGN MONEY IN U.S.

FIRMS Foreign companies announced 274 investments in U.S. manufacturing in 1977, the highest total since 1968. The sharp increase was due to a surge in the acquisition of U.S. firms. Half the foreign investments (137) last year involved the acquisition of existing firms and plants, a 21 percent jump over 1976.

cil). In Center Township they hold none of the five elected offices, and in Muncie they have only one of 12. Thirteen of the county offices and all five of the Center Township offices are up for grabs this year, and the GOP expects to make some inroads before the Muncie city elections in 1979. Both disenchantment with Democratic President Carter and the federal grand jury investigation of the Democrat-controlled Muncie Sanitary District are fueling the hopes of Republicans. While they may avoid the risky tactic of tying a Carter albatross around Democratic necks, don't expect the Republicans to play down the significance of the Sanitary District investigation.

Where there's smoke, there's bound to be someone yelling, "Fire." Republicans hope to do a lot of yelling this year outside the 38th District. LAW SPENT $300, CONVICTS LAD WHO STOLE SQUIRT GUN WINONA, Minn. (UPI) A seven-year-old boy recently was found guilty in a formal court trial on charges he had shoplifted a 29-cent plastic squirt gun. Winona County Judge S. A.

Sawyer found the boy guilty Aug. 3 in juvenile court. An assistant county attorney prosecuted the case and a court reporter and court clerk were present for the trial. James Forsythe, the court-appointed defense counsel, estimated the 1 'a-hour trial cost $300 to $500 in terms of time spent by county officials. Judge Sawyer ordered a "social history" to decide whether the boy needs a home setting "to help him recognize the difference between right and wrong." The boy lives in a low-income housing project.

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