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gfrg iHrntigomrrg Aimertisrr TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1972 PAGE 2 Board OKs Half way House Site for Women Alcoholics Massive Explosives Theft Averted 1 I i i I seminar seventy- By MARCIA KUNSTEL Advertiser Staff Writer She said the hospital has an arrangement with a facility in Birmingham to send Montgomery women there. While some half dozen Hull Montgomery's first halfway PLYMOUTH, Calif. (AP) iiMuuuu II II! Federal and county officers re house for women alcoholics steDDed another race forward Street residents said they don't ported stopping a massive dynamite theft Monday with Mondav. despite protests of neighborhood residents. the arrest of two men in a rent The scena of the confrontation ed truck at this ruralcommu- object to the concept of a treatment center for alcoholics, they protested against having it near them.

"We don't object to what was a Board of Adjustment 1 i nity 35 miles east of meeting, where proponents of A third man, who was open the project asked the board to permit the facility at 631 Hull St. ing a gate for the truck after it you're doing, it's a marvelous thing," said one woman opponent. "We just don't want it had driven away from the stor I i i 1 i 1 1 I VP I I I i I 1 I ll 11 'f' 1 ll i I I if fe? The board was asked to in in our neighborhood." terpret whether the halfway Another opponent said the age bunkers of Margrat Explosives escaped on foot in the brushy, rolling hills in the area. house is considered a boarding house, which can be located in house in question, which he said is known as Horseshoe House, is an office zone upon special ap Investigators said the truck contained more than three tons of historic value and thus shouldn't be "degraded with fi i 'H A I i i peal. Board members did decide the house can be located in an: of 50 per cent dynamite, seven miles of detonating cord and this kind of use." The kind of use under con TUESDAY, JULY 11 9 a.m.

4 p.m. Master Class in Art. Instructor: Byron Burford. Auburn University, 435 Bell St. 9 a.m.

noon Visual Design Workshop. Instructor: Frank Adams. Flowers Hall, Huntingdon College. Register at Seminar Desk. Flowers Hall.

9 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Ballet Seminar. Instructor: George Verdak. Delchamps Center.

Visitors welcome. 10 a.m. Prize-Winning Films. "Art Is," and Kenneth Koch's "Wishes, Lies and Dreams: Teaching Children to Write Poetry," Montgomery Community Centers. No charge.

10 a.m. noon Poetry Workshop Instructor: Coleman Barks, Poet. Classroom Building, Auburn at Montgomery. Register at Classroom Building, also 1-3 p.m. p.m.

Visual Design Workshop. Instructor: Frang Adams. Flowers Hall. 3:30 4:30 p.m. Informal Reception.

The Ballet Collections of George Verdak, Art Gallery, Huntingdon College. Public Invited. No charge. 4:30 5:30 p.m. Prize-Winning Films.

"From the Mind of Man," and "Why Man Creates." Delchamps Center, Huntingdon College. No charge. 5:30 7:30 p.m. Visual Design Workshop. Instructor: Frank Adams.

Flowers Hall. 8 p.m. Opera. "The Old Maid and the hv Gian Carlo Mcnotti. Flowers Hall.

Hunt office district, and granted the sideration is a rehabilitation appeal to place one thera Sponsor of the project is center along the lines of Collins about 150 electric blasting caps. Mickey Veich, enforcement liaison officer for the U.S. House, according to Collins Montgomery Fellowship Houses a nonprofit group that has Treasury Department's Bureau set up the Collins Fellowship of Alcohol, Tobacco and ire-arms, said, "There is enough House for the rehabilitation of mala alcoholics. dynamite here to supply everyone who has been bombing for "We are in desperate need of place for women Housa Director Jerry Smith. He said the center will not be simply a halfway house, but a fellowship house through which women will participate in state vocational rehabilitation programs, as do the men at Collins House.

Opponents and proponents alike got an indication of what the board would decide when board Chairman H. Churchill a year." He said the arrest climaxed a said Mrs. Lavinia five-month investigation which Castle, who noted that the only service currently provided is through St. Jude Hospital. started in the San Francisco Bay area and stretched from Oregon to the Mexican border.

The truck was regis Marks said the group cannot tered in Portland, Veicb said. deny a use permitted in an existing zone. "The owner of the property has certain rights," Marks told He said investigators staked out the storage area for the ingdon College. Children Free. I' 9:30 p.m.

until? Down Funky Street Cotfee 1 House. Delchamps Center, Huntingdon College. Folk Singing and Coffee House Verse. Children Bandit Blinds Two Victims, Gets Little past week after tracing to the the protesters, "just as all of company stolen dynamite which had been uncovered in you have those same rights." In other action the board ap the Bay area. They were assist ed by dynamite suck coding re- proved the layout of a proposed quired by a 1970 law, Veich condominium to ba developed said.

south of Carmichael iRoad be tween Perry Hill Road and the Eastern Bypass. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -Police searched Monday for a bandit who they said gouged out the eyes of two of his hold This would be the first con Terrorist's Guilty Plea Rejected by Israeli Court dominium in Montgomery, and Gonorrhea Control Money Slated for State up victims after robbing thorn of small amounts. is planned to have 120 two and three bedroom units. Advtrmer Photo by Ellen Hudson Pruitt of Pruitt Bros.

Paint Co. Encompassing the Alabama Power Co. parking lot, the rails are receiving a fresh coat. Don't Fence Me In These bars, happily, are little more than waist-high on painter J.H. Investigators said they were "quite sure" that grocer Samuel C.

Schafer, 72, and gas sta Bv MICHAEL GROSS I guilty plea Monday from the It will be built by the Ervin a group from Atlanta, Ga. Condominiums are apartments that are sold to the occupants, Associated Press Writer Japanese terrorist who sur tion attendant Robert Paro, 19, 'LOD, Israel (AP) An Is- vived the Lod Airport massacre ENTERPRISE Congress rSeli military court rejected a'and said it would examine a de were victims of the sama bandit, although a second man was not rented. man Bill Dickinson announced here Monday the Alabama fense charge that he bad been Although several developers with him during the attack on tricked into making a written confession. Department of Public Health is Crenshaw have planned to raise condominiums hero in the past, all of $11,000 Raised to Repair Court Sauare Fountain receiving a $126,688 grant to instigate intensive gonorrhea Bremer Trial Postponed 'Til July 31 UPPPER MARLBORO, Md. At the same time, the three Paro.

Schafer was choked, robbed of $21 and blinded early Sunday at his grocery store. Before dawn Monday, less control activities. lieutenant colonels comprising the court ruled they would take under advisement a defense re i A grant was made by the Health Services Mental Health Administration, a division of the U.S. Department of Health, quest that the defendant, Kozo than 24 hours later, Paro was accosted at a service station, choked, robbed of $10 and also Square concert for Seminar 72. Okamoto, 24, be examined by (AP) The state trial of Arthur the complexes have ended up being rental units.

3rd Jacket Wins Eagle Scout Rank In Enterprise ENTERPRISE Spe psychiatrists. Education, and Welfare. blinded. Sheriff Likely To Keep Post '-The newly appointed sheriff of (Jenshaw County will remain sheriff, even though he once pleaded guilty to a federal offense, unless a court says otherwise, according to the Alabama attorney general. 'Atty.

Gen. Bill Baxley said Items and gift certificates from Montgomery merchants were auctioned. Police cautioned all gas sta After the defense attorney Herman Bremer on charges stemming from the attempted assassination of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, originally made the request, Okamoto tions and shops having only one employe on duty at a time.

shouted out: "I don't want an More than $11,000 has been raised locally to repair the city's historic Court Square fountain, according to H.O. Davis, president of Keep Montgomery Beautiful. At a Monday luncheon meeting he announced that $100 had been received from the Montgomery Business and Professional Womens' Club in Rochester Detective Lt. An set to begin Wednesday, has examination! I don't want an drew Sparacino theorized that been postponed until July 31. examination!" the bandit blinded his victims so that they could not identify Wallace was shot May 15 at a Laurel, shopping center.

cial) Robin Jackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackett of Enterprise, has become the Twenty-six persons and two News Publisher Ralph Nicholson Dies in Florida Mayor Fires 14 Firemen At Macon him later. of Okamoto's accomplices were killed in the massacre on May Monday that no one has asked his office for an opinion as to Prince Georges County Cir I think that (the bandit) on cuit Court Judge Ralph Powers 30. Another 67 were wounded in a previous occasion may have forinonor oi Mrs.

Agnes miiis, an third member of his family to receive tha Boy Scout Eagle Award. Jackett, a senior at Enterprise High School, received the machine-gun attack. been identified by a victim of a granted a detense motion continuance Monday. otticer ot Montgomery Beautiful. crime," Sparacino said.

"This The biggest surprise in the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Defense attorney Benjamin is his way of assuring they can't identify him." the honor after earning 23 merit Gardens clubs, which are MACON. Ga. (AP) Mayor Lipsitz, who had been granted opening day of the trial, held at a heavily guarded army camp near here, came when Oka wnetner former Luverne Police Chief Paul Rhodes can hold public office. "Acting Gov.

Jere Beasley appointed Rhodes sheriff to fill the unexpired term of former Sheriff Ray Horn who resigned the position after being indicted by a federal grand jury on a gambling conspiracy charge. Paro, meanwhile, was report soliciting funds to renovate the a similar postponement in fed badges and completing a community service project for the city engineer. eral court Friday, argued that ed in critical condition at St. Mary's Hospital. Investigators moto's attorney said a high- Ronnie Thompson ordered more city firemen dismissed and Macon remained under the mayor's declaration of a state of emergency Monday as about half the city's firefighting force said they were unable to ques Ralph Nicholson, 73, former owner and publisher of several Alabama newspapers, died Monday at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

After working for newspapers in New York and Pittsburg, Nicholson became publisher of the Charlotte, N.C., Observer ne needed more time to prepare his case, especially psychiatric evidence to support fountain, will begin a telephone campaign how, Davis said. The organization's goal is $51,000 and the federal government has granted $25,000 toward the $76,000 repair cost. tion him becausa he was de Cape Town May Install Dog Toilets Bremer's plea of insanity. lirious. Schafer was in Genesee Hos failed to report for duty.

Bremer, a former busboy and ranking general had promised his client he could commit suicide if he signed a confession. Attorney Max Kritzman, a 56-year-old Tel Aviv criminal lawyer, said the commanding general of Israel's central army command, Maj. Gen. Rehavam Zeevi, promised a "gun would pital where his condition school janitor from Milwaukee, The mayor saict, nowever, was CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) The City Council is listed as good. that all fire stations were is undergoing psychiatric A J48a donation also came Police said in both holdups no studying plans to install toilets examinations at Clifton T.

Per manned. from Downtown Unlimited following their Friday night auc Thompson said the union for weapon was used, and fingers for dogs, to prevent them from kins State Hospital in Jessup, Md. were usea to bund tne victims, idirtying the streets. the off-the-job firemen, a local tion in conjunction with a Court of the International ire- be put at his disposal." Beasley said that he had been told that Rhodes had pleaded fuilty to a felony but that he ad had his rights restored. A spokesman in the U.S.

Court clerk's office here said there was no notation that Rhodes had been pardoned. Baxley said Monday that it was not the business of his office to give opinions unless asked to do so by some other public official. In a press conference last week Beasley said the appointment was "a local affair." and later participated in ownership of the Tampa, Times; New Orleans Item; Dothan, Eagle; Troy, Messenger; Pascagoula, Chronicle; Brundridge, Banner and St. Petersburg, Independent. Nicholson, who retired in 1966, had lived in Tallahassee since 1950.

He is survived by fighters, confirmed it called the protest. He said the local had The tribunal then requested begun a program of telephone harassment of firemen who re Zeevi to appear in court Tues day. One version of the suicide offer reported in the press short Fischer Objects to Many Things, But Will Start Chess Match Today mained on the job. Union officials were unavail able for comment. ly alter tne May 30 massacre his widow, Jane Harvey Nicholson; two daughters, a The firings Monday brought went like this: to 40 the number of firemen and six grandchildren.

dismissed by Thompson since REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) squares of Italian marble and is an American at the peak of i sales and commercial endorse-his powers may help explain ments. last Wednesday, when workersj Bobby Fischer didn't like the site, the money or living with nine ot tne city mirteen why Spassky was reported to i "But the money's hot impor- fire stations walked off the job. the Chinese. Orphan Says She Must Support Mother SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) be "nervous and upset" on the eve of the match. The latest firings, the mayor He objected to the lighting, tant," Marshal says.

"Bobby wants respect on his own terms." said, involved employes who and the playing table. The money involved Is out of. He wanted police protection This, he explains, was behind all proportion to anything ever had not completed an probationary period and thus "I'm an orphan," wailed a defendant in court pleading for green Lancashire slate. The final revisions, ending weeks of controversy, appeared well on their way to completion, to the relief of the Icelandic Chess Federation, which is committed to pay out more money than the nation allocates to its defense. The Rev.

William Lombardy, a chess-playing Franciscan priest who will second Fischer. and fresh orange juice. Bobby's holdout and late arriv known the long history of He demanded a German were not protected by civil al to the match which was to chess. Just nine years ago Tigr- leniency. "I have to support my mother." Service regulations.

have begun July 2. sports car with an automatic transmission. an Petrosian got the grand total of $2,500 for beating fellow They are not guaranteed a Though Fischer wanted to hearing before the City Council play in New York, where he He didn't like the chess Russian Mikhail Botvinnik for Fire Committee he said, as the board, either, but Icelandic and the title. could live an air-conditioned life, he agreed to Iceland. This 26 dismissed last Thursday and sat on stage Monday night as CARPORTS AWNINGS PERDU E-FOLMAR LUVERNE 335-3176 The prize money how being Russian officials had beaten him to the punch with their Friday are.

Those 26 were fired offered is in the neighborhood has been presented as a concession by Fischer's entourage. after allegedly ignoring an ex High TMipmtwM bpxfad own ojections on tnat point. of $300,000. workmen scrambled to replace the lighting panels. "It's only a game," he said with a smile.

He agreed to come to Ice The winner will get five- Fischer has gotten most of what he wanted, and on Tues ecutive order either to return to work or produce doctors' certificates of illness. land, but he refused to move in with the Chinese. Allocated a day at 5 p.m. 1 p.m. EDT he Hearings for those workers -AP Wlrenhoto eighths of the $125,000 offered by the Icelandic Chess Feder-ation-or $78,125.

In addition there are the 50,000 British $63-a-day suite in Reykjavik's will emerge from his moody se were scheduled for 6 p.m. Frl Weather Forecast fbttl elusion to play Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the world dav. biggest hotel, Fischer boycotted the place because the newly arrived Chinese diplomatic representation was staying there. He Last Wednesday's waiKout was in protest of a City Council championship of chess The match, in 24 games pounds about $120,000 offered by London financier James Slater for Fischer to end his holdout over money. Divided on the stayed in a villa on the edge of action placing Macon policemen In a higher pay category town until the Chinese moved than the firemen.

ought to last about two months, and in it two men will be matching their wits in the kind of intense commitment and same basis the official purse, it would mean $75,000 to Showers are predicted for three of the four corners of the nation, all but the Southwest. More showers are in store for a central strip of the country, from the Great Lakes to Mexico, and the eastern Rocky Mountain area. Warm temperatures are expected throughout the nation except for a cold front pressing in from Central Canada. Thompson declared a state of the victor. emergency Sunday as city offi concentration that few other en Then there is the players' share from the sale of tele cials met with family members of some of the protesting firemen in an attempt to settle the dispute.

The City Council was vision and film rights. Organ izers estimated Fischer and Charlott 60 wai 0 fish ysuxh On your money In 8 month commercial routes Redeemable on 30 days notice withcur loss of principal or interest. $500 to $10,000. Interest Payable Monthly Or Quarterly These notes are the t'. rect responsibilty of TRUSTEES LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, on Alabama Corporation, organized in Birmingham," Alabama in 1914.

Home owned and home operated with 274 Alabama Stockholders. Please call or write for brochure. Chicago 78 69 Spassky would have another $55,000 to divide. It could be to meet special session Monday evening for further deavors require. At stake for Fischer, a 29-year-old American, is a chance to be rich, and to gain the allegiance of the American public for the games which has totally absorbed his intelligence.

For Spassky, 35 years old, and the men behind him, Soviet out. All that was left to do in the 24 hours before the match was to make a new chess board, shorten the playing table and redo the fluorescent lighting above the stage at the sports palace where the match will be played. Sigurdur Helgason's men were hard at work making their fourth chess board for the match. The last one was unacceptable because the squares were too large. The new one will have alternating 2Vi-inch more if sales increase.

Added up, it meant some thing like $180,625 to the winner ana for the loser. TEMPERATURES Hours, ndlnj ot 4 p.m. Monday July 10. 1972 Maximum TmDrotur 87 Minimum Temperature ore Total Precipitation Sunrls 5:47 a.m.. Sunset 7:55 p.m., River Stage 21.4 Hourly Temperatures 7 o.m 68 4 p.m 85 I o.m 73 5 P.m 84 o.m 77 6 p.m 85 10 o.m 81 7 p.m 84 II o.m 82 8 p.m 80 12 85 9 p.m 74 1 p.m..

..,..85 10 p.m 73 Union president Tony Caldwell said over the weekend that the nonworking firemen would conduct fire watches at key points in the city during the so-called "sick-out," and that they national prestige is involved i Paul Marshal, Fischer's law- yer, has said that Fischer would probably become a mil would respond to any major lionaire if he won the cham Since 1948, Russians have dominated the game so completely that no foreigner, until Fischer, has ever made it to the finals. Experts oh Soviet life consider chess to have become a pawn of Russian policy. The fact that the challenger pionship. He could then demand his own price and could count 7 p.m 8 II p.m 71 fire on a call from the union only. The city does not recognize the local as an agent for the firemen.

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