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PACE 2 THE MUNCIE STAR, THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1972 6 Die, 250 Hurt as Wind Rips Roofs Off School, Stores VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) A freak, tornado-like wind hit dead were youne adults, and the Columbia River from Portland, Ore. In addition to the school, roofs collapsed on the Sunrise Bowling Alley, Bergeron Lum police moved across the river tn heln direct traffic and three not confirm that the wind was a tornado because it had no Randy Buyrd, assistant administrator of St. Joseph's Hospital, said he believed some were teachers.

One of the dead was reported to be a child. a school filled with children and smashed in roofs of three other Oregon National Guard helicop observer on the scene. Torna ters went to Vancouver to neip remove the injured. PORTLAND did not escape the hieh winds but the tornado like does are rare in the Pacific buildings Wednesday. Northwest One wind gust of 100 miles an hour was reported at Mt.

Hebo At least six persons were ber and Hardware and a killed and 250 Injured. Nearly BURYD SAID more than 200 supermarket. 100 of the injured were persons were treated at St. The windstorm strained emergency facilities throughout the southwest Washington area sweep described here did not occur in Portland, although a on the Oregon coast, admitted to the city's two Joseph's within three hours after the roofs collapsed just Power and telephone lines hospitals, while the others were huge fir tree was topped by the wind on a car moving along a were down, making communi treated and released. before 1 p.m., when a 63-mile and in Portland.

cations almost impossible for more than an hour. Some people were trapped in their One of the buildings hit was an-hour wind cut a swath two A Vancouver National Guard Istreet. No one was injured. the Peter S. Ogden elementary school which caught the brunt of the storm.

Several of the to three blocks wide through an eastern section of this south unit hastily organized to help The Coast Guard descriDea the wind as a tornado but the without waiting for a formal call to duty. Oregon State cars. There also was some western Washington city across weather bureau said it could damage to homes. vrv. fiflur Shew HgK TamptraturM Eipttd For Dcyt'm Thurdoy W.

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Highs Thursday 60s-70s. Hourly Temperatures Cleveland, cloudy 41 Denver, cloudy 75 Dea Molnei, clear 72 Detroit, cloudy SI Duluth, clear 37 Fairbanks, cloudy 22 Fort Worth, cloudy Hi Oreen Bay, cloudy 40 Helena, cloudy 66 Honolulu, cloudy Al 30s south Sunday and Monday S3! 9 a.m. 4fl! 5 Houston, cloudy SO Indianapolis, cloudy 63 1 2 a.m. 3310 a.m. 44! pm.

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Paul, cloudy 50 New Orleans, cloudy 70 New York, cloudy Oklahoma City, cloudy AO Omaha, cloudy 74 The W. T. Grant Company periodically offers our customers a bonus for their valued patronage. White's Tenure Appeal Upheld hy Committee error in the actions of the De Philadelphia, clear 5.1 Phoenix, cloudy 94 Pittsburgh, cloudy 54 Portland, clear 46 Portland. ruin i Rapid City, cloudy 74 Richmond, cloudy St.

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"THEREFORE," the statement read, the University Promotions and Tenure Committee recommends that the tenure appeal of Dr. White be upheld." The committee's recommen L. Carmin, dean of the College which would deny tenure to White. That decision also was upheld in two votes by the college Promotion and Tenure Committee. THE DECISION of the univer dation will go to Richard W.

sity committee came after four hours of closed-door discussions with the principals in the mat Burkhardt, vice president for instructional affairs and dean of faculties, President John Pruis and the Board of Trustees, who will make the ultimate decision on White's tenure. Sherman emphasized that his committee studied only the procedures used in denying tenure ter. The committee talked first FISHER OIL li Services, Inc. Presents DEGREE DAYS Wednesday 26 Season to Date. .4991 Last Year to Date 5319 Average to Date.

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with White and Everett Ferrill, head of the history department, who spoke on White's behalf, Then a session with Carmin and Alan Huckleberry, chairman of the college Promotions and Tenure Committee, preceded the committee's decision. Robert W. Sherman, chairman of the university committee, issued a statement that his com-! mittee found no procedural to White, as the actual merits of the case and reasons behind Car-min's decision to deny tenure are beyond the jurisdiction of the committee. The committee's decision is, then, only a recommendation to Burkhardt, Pruis and the trustees. Dean Carmin thus far has refused to comment on his motives for suggesting White be denied tenure, as have members of the college Promotion and Tenure Committee.

Other reports have said that White's classroom- DOWNTOWN, 122-124 East Adams St COUNTRY VILLAGE, 3001 Wheeling Ave. I 'V Farm Spokesman Blasts Diplomats if MA FREMONT, Neb. (UPI) The teaching format and too-easy U.S. State Department came Eradine Drocess were in nii- under fire Wednesday for alle- tion, Spring wMEwm mm Come see and save we've put some beautiful prices on these first quality beauties from the big name dinette people White also has refused to conv ment on the case. pedly sacrificing the marketing of agricultural products aboard for the sake of diplomacy.

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Edward RoiLsh, D-Ind one of the Indiana congressional delegation endorsing Sen. Edmund S. Muskie's presidential bid, said the outcome of primary elections would not change his Avs I THE MUNCIE STAR (No In ftnd Ttar) TELEPHONE 282-5921 Published very mornlnr Munrlt Newjpaperi, at Him act! Jaekton tretu. Muncie. Ind.

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view of Muskie's abilities. Roush said he still considered the Maine senator "one of the best legislators we've had on Capitol Hill." Muskie ran fourth in Tuesday's Wisconsin Democratic primary. Yorty Suspects Radical Vote LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Mayor Sam Yorty said Wednesday the results of the Wisconsin presidential primary show that radicals are using Sen. George Mc-Govern in an attempt to take over the Democratic Party. Yorty, now concentrating on seeking the California Democratic presidential nomination, was on the Wisconsin ballot but received less than 2,500 votes.

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