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Idaho Free Press Caldwell News-Tribune, Thursday. February 4, 1911-2 THE NEWS-TRIBUNE and IDAHO FREE PRESS Published evenings except Sunday at 316Tenih Ave. South, Nampa, Idaho 83651 by Canyon Publishing Co. Entered os lecand class matter al the Post Office at Nompo. Idaho, under act ol March 8,1879.

All notices required by law 01 order of court ol competent jurisdiction lo be published weekly will be published in th; Saturday issue ol this paper pursuant lo Section 60-103 I.C. 1963 as added thereto by Chapter 164 1933 Session lows of Idaho. SUBSCRIPTION RATE Carrier, per month J2.00 Carrier, per year $24 00 MAIL PAID IN ADVANCE ALL COUNTIES -1 Month 2.00 6 Months 11.00 3 Months 575 1 Year 21.00 Vital Statistics OBITUARIES Hill NAMPA Funeral services for Earle J. Hill, 64, of Salem, a former resident of the Nampa area, who died at Salem Wednesday following an extend Lois E. SficJmey NAMPA- Mrs.

Lois E.Stick- ney, 85, of Nampa Route 4, died at her home Wednesday evening. Services are pending in-uiittu-df luuuwuijj an A i m( 9 rtwivil ed illness, will be conducted on Funeral Chape1 Saturday at 2 p.m. al the Alsip Arthur Erskine Funeral Chapel. Interment will MAMpA Word has re follow at Cloverdale Cemetery near Boise. Mr.

Hill was born July 10, 1906, at Lees Center, 111. He moved as a child with his parents to LaMoure, N.D., and lived there until 1932, whenhemov- ed to Central City, Neb. He lived there until 1934, then moved to Nampa and resided here until 1966. In 1966, he moved to the Salem, Ore. area, and had made his home in that area since.

He was a former member of the Eagles Lodge. He is survived by three brothers, the Rev. Forrest M. Hill of Portland, Lloyd Hill of Grants Pass, and Ed' mund Hill of by one sister, Mrs. Eulah Hall of Reno, Nev.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edmund A. Hill Ira Moulton HOMEDALE- IraN. Moulton, 76, of Horaedale diedWednesday afternoon at a Homedale nursing home following a short illness. Arrangements will be announced by llomedale's Flahifl Funeral Chapel.

Charles Stephenson CALDWELL- Charles M. Stephenson, 84, of 114 Parkhurst Drive, Caldwell, died early Thursday mornin; at a Caldwell celved here of the death of Arthur L. Erskine, 98, of Fullerton, who died Saturday in Fullerton. He was a former resident oj Star and moved to Fullerton (o make his home with a daughter eight years ago. Services and interment will be in Fullerlon.

He was born near Ticonic, Iowa, in 1872 and married Effie Moad in 1898. They farmer! to Iowa and Nebraska for several years before moving to Star in 1929. Surviving are his wife of Fullerton; a daughter, Mrs. Harry Russell of Fullerton; two sons, Sewell Erskine of Sunnyside, and Senator Alden J. Erskine of Sioux City, loaa; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Legion Sets Mid-Winter Convention MELBA The 3rd District of the American Legion will hold its mid-winler convention in Melba Saturday, Feb. 6, starting at 2 p.m. The convention will be for the benefit of the Legion and its auxiliary. BIRTHS HAYES To Mr. and Mrs.

William Hayes, Kuna Route 1, a boy born Feb. 1 at Mercy Hospital. ANDREWS-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Andrews, 1511 10th St.

Nampa a girl born Feb. 1 at Mercy Hospital. BEDEG1 To Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bedegi, Nampa Route 3, a girl born Feb.

2 al Mercy Hospital. EGURROLA-Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Egurrola, Homedale, a boy, born Feb. 1 in Caldwell Memorial Hospital.

CRONER- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croner, Caldwell, a girl, born Feb. 2 in Caldwell Memorial Hospital. TKORNBERG- Mr.

and Mrs. F. Ray Thornberg, Caldwell, a boy, born Feb. 2 In Caldwell Memorial Hospital. GREENE- Mr.andMrs.Lon- nie Greene, Greenleaf, a boy, born Feb.

2 in Caldwell Memorial Hospital. OLSON- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Olson, Caldwell, a girl, born statements Feb. 2 in Caldwell Memorial fhe forum Hospital.

PETTIS- and Mrs. Da. Forum Slated Melban On Char 9 ed BOISE Anthony Park, hards, fishery management su- Idaho attorney general, and pervlsor, FtshandGameDepart- Phillip W. Schneider, north- merit, and Keith Higginson, dir- weslern field representative, ector, Department of Water Ad- National Wildlife Federation, ministration, will present the Portland, will be on the pro- bill now in committee. Higsin- gram for Pollution SolutionFor- son also will present the Deura, Saturday, Feb.

6, partraent of Water Administra- The all day freepublicwork- tlon proposal on floodplain man- shop on environmental legisla- agement. lion before the 41st Idaho Leg. Between 1 and 1:30 p.m., dur- islature begins at 9:30 a.m. in ing the lunch break, there will the Boise YWCA auditorium, be an informaldiscussiononlob- Billed as a free day of think- by ing directed by Sen. Art Maning, it is sponsored by Idaho ley of Coeurd'Alene, Sen.

Wayne Kidwell of Boise, and Mrs. Maa- rcne Darling of Boise, slateleg- islative chairman for the Idaho League of Women Voters. Park will speak on his pro' Wildlife Federation, Idaho Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association, Boise League ol Women Votars, and Boise Branch, American Association of University Women. posal for a separate department Four major bill topics will be of ecology at 1:30 p.m. The bill presented by their sponsors or combines several environmental offices under one head.

Park has termed his proposal as the framers. They are stream nel protection, flood plain man. agement, department of ecolo. gy, and surface mining tions. Each topic presentation will be followed by buzz groups and a period for questions or best long range approach "lo NAMPA A Melba man has been charged in connection with an accident Sunday night near Melba in which three Northwest Xazarene College students were injured, one seriously.

Under care at Mercy Hospital and listed in "improving" condition is Linda Wordsworth, 19, the driver, whose home is in Seattle. Treated al Niercy Hospital and dismissed were Betty Dale, 18, and Linda Johnson, 19. Charged withleaving the scene of an accident involving injuries is Robert Malmberg, 34, of Melba Roulel. He was arrested Wednesday by State Police Officer Robert Shaeffer and was arraigned in Caldwell Magistrate's Court. Malmberg was represented by counsel and requested a preliminary hearing, which was scheduled for 9:30 a.m.

March 2. He did not enter a plea and was re- provide unified, economical and i ease( on own recognizance, efficient administration of pol- The charge is an indictablemis- demeanor. Malmberg lution control laws Inthestale." convenes at a.m., after coffee, with a keynote talk by Schneider. A form- vid Pettis, Parma, a boy, born er director of the Oregon State I-eb. 2 in Caldwell Memorial Game Commission, he served 18 years as a member of the Oregon Committee on Natural es Welch, Caldwell, a boy, born Resources and has served on Feb.

2 in Caldwell Memorial many state and federal fish and wildlife councils and committees. In addition to NWF, he has been active in the Wildlife Society, American Fisheries Society, Audubon Society, Izaak Walton League of America, American Society of Range Management and other organizations related lo fish, wildlife and natural resources. "Vanishing Stream," a film prepared by the Idaho Fish and Came Department on stream channel altcralion in Idaho, will open the discussion on stream channel protection. Stacy Geb- Hospital. WELCH- Mr.

and Mrs. Jam- Hospital. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Theodore A. Taylor from Fern M. Taylor, Gene H.

Ragan from Ruth Ann Ragan, Becky Deanne Crisp from Herman Dean Crisp, Cecelia Wm'lmire from Leon Whitmire, Wayne EllisSal- man from Barbara Joan Salman. Regulation of surface mining will be considered 10 The Legislative Council Committee on State Lands Surface Mining prepared a bill for this session after field trips, study and discussion meetings around the state. At least one other bill on the subjccthas been written for presentation to the legislature and discussion will cover the contents of both bills. hospital following an illness. He --There -will be-a banquet at, Mias born JailFS29," 1881 iS'Iit diana.

Arrangements will be announced by Ihe Flahitf Funeral Chapel of Caldwell. Stock Market STOCK QUOTATIONS FURNISHED THROUGH THOMSON i McKINNON- AUCHINCLOSS, INC. Of BOISE DOW JONES AVERAGES NOON 30 Industrials. 872.19-4.04 national-vice command-- er of the Western Region, will be the main speaker. The Legion is represented by posts in Nampa, Boise, Meridian, Caldwell, Marsing, Homedale, Melba, Grand View, and Bruneau.

A spokesman for the Legion said there will be a dance following the banquet and it isopen (o the public. Bud Peck of Melba said he will be heading up the men'smeeling and Gladys CampbeU, Boise, will lead the auxiliary. Driver Dies In Collision BURLEY, Idaho (UPI) Roy Belhal Walkins, 45, Salt Lake City, died Wednesday night In a head-on collision of two vehicles 35 miles south of Burley on Interstate 80N. State police said Walking was southbound on one of the two- lane stretches of the uncompleted interstate when he crossed the center line and struck a oar driven-by-'Sp. 4 Frank-'E.

Johnson, 20, Fort Carson, Colo.i about 10:10 Johnson was taken to Cassia Memorial Hospital in Burley where attendants said his condition was fair. He suffered a concussion and other injuries. Franklin Jones of Boise, president of the Idaho Wildlife Federation, will moderate the program and direct Ihequestionand answer periods. A free nursery will be provided for small children but they will need a sack lunch. Forum participants will bring a sack lunch, order a box lunch that morning, or take a break.

There will be additional information and displays on other environmental legislation not included in forum presentations. Thousand Springs Water Bill Eyed BOISE (UPI) Rep. Vernon state Department of Water Ad- Ravenscroft, D-Tuttle, says his ministration, is an Idaho supreme court decision that.slate.i bill; to appropriate water, from several springs'in the'Hager- man Valley's-Thousand Springs area may have a constitutional problem. Ravenscroft and Rep. Earl Greenawalt, Jerome, introduced the bill lo appropriate for recreational use under the state parks department.

But Ravenscroft told the ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (UPI) House Resources and Army chief of staff, Gen. William C. Westmoreland, arrived Wednesday for a two day visit as part of a four-nation swing through Afri- was not injured, Shaeffer said. The incident occurred about one mile north of MelbaonSoulh Side Boulevard at the Melbr. Road.

The Volkswagen in which the three girls were riding was struck from the rear and Miss Wordsworth lost control of the vehicle. II rolled over once and Ihe driver was thrown out. The students were returning from a church service at Melba and were being followed by another group of NNC students in a second car. They obtained part of the license number of the vehicle at fault, leading lo the arrest of Malmberg, Shaeffer said. Sentence Imposed CALDWELL- Roger Darrel Collins, 20, Caldwell, who had failed to appear for sentencing on a narcotics charge Oct.

24, 1969, last week was sentenced to the Idaho Stale Board of Corrections at the Idaho penitentiary for a term not lo exceed 10 years. A bench warrant for Collins after he failed to Rounding Up Today's News By united Press Internitlonil Around The World SAIGON The U.S. command reported 29 Americans killed on Vietnam battlefields last week and said the number of Communist troops killed by allied forces fell to its lowest level in more than four years. The figure of 29 U.S. service personnel killed in action during the week ending last Saturday was a drop ot 21 from the previous week's total.

It did not include casualties in ihe allied operation near the Laotian border. PARIS The Communists said today the United States had carried Ihe Indochina War inside Laos and Cambodia and was trying to "cover up" the operations. The United Stales rejected the accusations and said it was Hanoi thai had invaded Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam. National Highlights TORRAKCE, Calil. Donald J.

Henry, 31, will be sentenced Feb. 24 for spiking potato chips with LSD at a singles party, sending seven of the guests to a hospital because of hallucinations. MIAMI About 40 maximum security prisoners in the controversial Dade County Jail took two guards hostage early today and said they will hold them until officials meet seven demands lo improve conditions in the jail. The convicts, all charged or convicted of capital crimes, grabbed the two guards during the morning feeding rounds. A jail spokesman said the guards had not been harmed.

LOS ANGELES The runaway girls who Charles Manson picked up and took into his fold are doing their best to save him from the gas chamber. Two of the young women who were part of the "family" but not actually involved in the Tate-LaBianca murders testified in the penalty phase of the trial Wednesday and four more were waiting their turn. GRAND TETOS NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. Park rangers were scanning Ihe cloud-shrouded, snow laden slopes of the Grand Telon mountain today for fuur Utah- based mountain climbers attempting the peak's west face. Washington Scene WASHINGTON As might be expected of a Texan, John B.

Connally is opposed to further cuts in the oil depletion allowance. Connally, President Nixon's nominee to be Treasury Secretary, is also cool to the idea of publishing figures to show how much the allowance costs the American people. Today's Westmoreland Visits ca and Asia. tion Committee Wednesday the attorney general's office has questioned the constitutionality of the move. The problem, according toDI- rector Keith Higginson of the 2 0 Rails 15 i i i Stocks LISTED 'Ainer.

Air. 191.26- .21 123.69- .26 287.69- .93 STOCKS 26 6 Idaho Legislative Log Tel 53 8 a NC Lab Bethlehem 22y 20 3 a 26 Oil 3 TJupont 143 5 6 Vi 3 5 Air 6 Elec. 102V; jGen Foods 83 7 8 -I- jGen. Motors 80'j v't i Western 23 ildahu Power IlDM jKennecott "Lock Air. I 1 3 3 Vi 'Monsanto 37 3 Occid.

Pet. 19 3 's 4- N.V Phil. Pel 30 RCA Rep. Steel 29 1 NC Reynolds Tob. 57 NC St.

Regis Paper 40'. Sears 80V, Skaggs 24 3 8 8 Sperry Rand St. Oil oi Cal. o2 SI Oil of S.J. Union Pacific 44 3 4 4 Union Oil 37'; Unit.

Air 30" i I- 1 i NC LOCAL OVER THE COUNTER QUOTES Aluertsons 14 3 li Idaho 1st Nat. 30 at 3 2 Fabri-tech 3 1 1 at 3 Inlmiitn. Gas at 12 Mor-Knud 3 at Kit 8 3 NC MUTUAL FUNDS Salem Fund 5.19 at 5.67-.01 i How. Sp. 8.69 at 9.49+.01 E.

4 How. Or, 12.Mat .07 Fidel, Cap. 11.94 at 13.05 XC Fin Dyn. 4.23 at 4.63+.03 'LC A. 13,14 at 14.3G+.02 Putnam Gr.

9.88at 19.80+.01 Putnam Vista 3.17 al 8.93+.04 il.99al 13.10+.06 By United Press International Pasted By House HB97 (Education)- Increases drive's and chauffeur's licenses by one dollar to provide funds for driver training. HB98 (Revenue Taxation)- Requires local taxing units to obtain approval of electorate before increasing properly tax revenues by more than four per cent per year. HB99 (State Affairs)- Provides for merging certain city retirement funds with public employe retirement system by contract. MB 100 (State Affairs)- Lowers age qualification for precinct committee men to 13 years from 21 years. IIB101 (Slate Affairs)- Strikes property ownership as a qualification for voting in general obligation bond election.

HB102 Affairs)- Sets maximum speed limits for motorboats. SIB103 Affairs)- Permitslessee to mate claim for improvements when lease 0:1 slate land is terminated or expires because federal government gave land to state exclusively for park purposes. MB 104 i up Idaho Flood Plain Management Act. HJR 29 (Vi'orthen)- Proposes constitutional amendment striking references lo specific diseases of livestock. 1UR30 Proposes constitutional amendment requiring governor to be out of slate for more than seven consecutive days before lieutenant governor becomes aclmg governor.

Pasted by Senate HJM 1 Resources anil Conservation)- Joinf memorial urging Idaho's Congressional delegation lo support and the U.S. Congress to pass legislation creating a Sawiooth National Recreation Area. 24-10. SJM 104 (Peavey)- L'rges U.S. Congress lo pass legislation withdrawing for a period of five years further mineral entry, subject to valid and existing claims, In the Sawtooth, White Clouds and Boulder Mountain ranges.

Voice vote. SCR 105 Judiciary and Rules)- Adopts a new joint rule 11 to allow all meetings of the legislature and accredited members of the press to attend any meeting where members of both houses sit jointly. 32-1. SCR106 (Health, Education Welfare) Authorizes study of Department of Education by a special legislative committee. 28-6.

HB41 (Ways and Means)-- Reduces from $250,000 to $50,000 the amount of revenue that must be kept in the sales tax refund fund. 34-0. SB1025 (Local government)- Provides property belonging lo persons unable to pay the property tax because of extreme hardship shall be exempt from the tax If the county board of equalization agreed by a unanimous decision 30-1. introduced In Senate SB1057 (Judiciary and Rules)-Prohibit opening or damaging of any coin operated machine. SB1058 (Kidwell)- Provides highway taxes levied in incorporated cities shall be returned to that city.

SB 1059 (Health, Education and Wei- fare)-- Provides a professional service corporation may provide health care services by one or more categories of medical-related professions, SB1060 (Budge)- Repeals Idaho code sections creating legislative council. SB 1061 (Local Government i Taxation) Changing county share of snowmobile registration fund from 50 to 80 per cent of cost of registration fee. SblOG2 iKIdwcll Siolcheff; Pro- viries 15 per cent of slate highway fund allocated lo local units shall be divided among counties on the basJs of population of cities within the county. SblOG3 Resources and Environment)Requires public hearings before any action taken on feasibility studies by the Department of Water Administration or Water ResourceBoard. SB 1064 Resources andEnvlronmenl)- Inserts new grounds for removal from an irrigation district In Idaho cods.

SB 1065 'State Affairs)- Changes from three to five the members of the Idaho State Korseraclng Commission. SB1066 (Judiciary and Rules)- Strikes obsolete material from Idaho code relating to payment of taxes. agencies cannot appropriate water removing it from the: public's right to use it. Higginson said he does not believe the Ravenscroft Greenawait bill violates the constitution. However, the attorney general's office has recommended an alternate bill which would not allow diversion of water from the springs that would disrupt the scenic area's value, Ravenscroft said.

A public hearing is planned on the bill at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday. Pedestrian Hit by Car CALDWELL A Caldwell woman, Gladys G. Cox, 79, 1019 Dearborn, was injured Wednesday noon when struck by a car at Ninth and Cleveland. She was admitted to Caldwell Memorial Hospital for treatment a broken pelvis.

Police, who were called lothe accident scene at 12:47 p.m., said the driver of Ihe car was Judy Sue Packer, 20, Route 3, Ustick Road, Caldwell, who was treated by a local physician for shock. She was driving a 1969 four-door Ford. Investigation in the accident was continuing today. Caldwel! Police ChiefCharles Astleford asked any witnesses to the accident to please contact Ihe chief's office so that police may have a complete investigation. PHO.NE 406-7891 or 459-JS64 to place your classified ad, It's fast, easy economical.

Las Vegas, and returned lo Caldwell. District Judge Edward J. Lodge passed sentence on Collins, directing a term not lo exceed 10 years on each of two counts. The terms are to run concurrently. Collins was found guilty by a district court jury of two counts of unlawful possession of a narcotic drug for the purpose of selling the drug, in October, 1969.

Livestock Prices TREASURE VALLEY LIVESTOCK AUCTION CALDWELL, Feb. 3-CaUle salable, 865; market active and higher on all classes. A Utility lieilers 23-28; commercial cou's 21-2-1: uitlity cows canners and cutters Jar. and strs. Si heUers 18-24; gocd bulls 2630; light bulls 25-28; choice veal 32-35.

STOCKERS, FEEDERS Feeder steers 800-1000 Ibs. 30-35; feeder steers 650800 Ibs. 32-37; feeder steers 500-600 Ibs. plain steers 28-32; light Holsteln steers 30-36; heavy Holstein steers 25-29; steer calves 400500 Ibs. 36-42; steer calves 300-400 Ibs.

38-45; plain steer calves 30-35; feeder heifers 600-700 Ibs. 28-31; feeder heifers 500-600 Ibs. plain heifers 23-28; heifer calves 400-500 Ibs. 30-35; nel- fnr plain heifer calves 28-32; stocker cows 180-250; feeder cows 17-22. Atlanta Bismarck ise Caldwell ar Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detr01 Fairbanks Fort Worth Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Las Vegas Los Angeles Memphis LADIES, ARE YOU UP-TIGHT, You need your system back in shape with SCIENTIFIC BODY MASSAGE ARNYS MASSAGE STUDIO, by a graduated MASSEUR CIVEUSACALLFORAUPPOIKTMENT PHONE 459-4 170 located at 91 Fillmore St.

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Louis Salt Like Cily San Diego Sail Francisco Seattle Spokane Washington Winnipeg 72 19 33 65 22 2fi 24 47 35 35 60 59 44 36 28 3 UGHT RAIN Is forecast tonight for the Pacific Northwest, with snow expected in the northern and mild Rockies. Snow is also expected to fall over the eastern portions of the Plains, the upper and mid Mississippi valley, the Ohio- Tennessee valleys and also in the vicinity of the Lakes. Snow and rain will be noted over much of the Atlantic Coast area, with showers along the Gulf Coast. 65 17 30 57 20 22 21 37 32 16 49 46 39 33 22 1 Wednesday's high was 83 al Brownsville and McAllen, Tex. This morning's low was -30at Caribou, Maine.

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