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July 11,1972 IMTCLLMINCMt TUESDAY Movies Caulder," Wildey Theater, 9 p.m. Also "Barbarel- la," 7:15 p.m. Secretary," Cameo Theater, Alton. Also "Quick, Let's Get Married," opens 6:30 p.m. Caulder" and "A Gunfight," Bel-Air Drive-in The- starts dusk.

Secretary" and "Quick, Let's Get Married," Capri Drive-In Theater, starts dusk. Community Ivents --Film series for junior-ind senior high school students, 7:30 p.m., Edwardsville Public Library. Admission free. --Mississippi River Festival, 8:30 festival site, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville: Kris Kristofferson and Rita Coolidge. WEDNESDAY PuMic Meetings --Madison County Board, 9:30 a county courthouse.

--Madison County Finance Committee. 3 p.m. county courthouse, Community Events --Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-AmD, 8 p.m., House of Hope, SIU SCHEDULE Wednesday 8 a.m., New Student Orientation, TJC Meridian. 8- a.m., Sailing Club Bake Sale, PB Lobby. 9 a.m.," Pollution Control Board Judicial Hearing, UC International.

10:30 a.m., Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Table, UC N. Gallery. 4:30 p.m., Self Defense Club LB 0033. 7 Fencing Club LB 0033. Names in News TV Programs Rep.

Findley In Romania For Talks Illinois Statehouse Renovation Halted By H. Josef Hebert Of the Associated Press Springfield The remodeling of the Illinois Statehouse has virtually ground to a halt because, contractors say, government officials can't figure out what they want. Although the $6-million-plus eonstruction project was to have been completed last April, it may continue right into the next year with the delays costing taxpayers a of dollars." Secretary of State John W. Lewis said Monday the situation is in such disarray that he has placed a moratorium on all construction except in two restrooms on the second floor until further courses of action can be developed. "We've got a first-class mess on our hands," chimed in Lt.

Gov. Paul Simon at a meeting with Lewis, the members of the Space Needs Commission and a half dozen contractors. The Statehouse. renovation project has been in progress for nearly four years and its first phase already has been completed at the cost of $4.3 million, $1.2 million more than it originally was contracted for. Phase two is now under way, but for the last 18 months much of the work has been stymied because of, according to the contractors, fickle government officials who can't make up their minds about what to have in the 82-year-old Capitol.

Lewis, a Republican, says he is not to blame for the original contracts nor for the changes because the contracts were let to Be Shown Tonight At City Library "The Hound That Thought He Was a Raccoon," a Walt Disney film, is one of two short movies to be shown tonight at the Edwardsville Public Library in the current young people's series. The library is showing films each Tuesday for junior high and high school age youths. The time is 7:30 p.m. The other film for this week is "The Day is Two Feet Long." Total time for the two is just under an hour. under his predecessor, the late Paul Powell.

Several ago, newspaper accounts showed that numerous changes in construction plans resulted in an increase of construction costs and to delays. On Monday, Lewis said he has had enough and wants all changes stopped and construction temporarily halted where changes would be needed. Lewis threatened Monday to cancel all of the existing contracts and start all over" again -a proposition strongly criticized by the contractors who said it would result in a great loss of money. An aide to Lewis said in an interview that the problem stems partly from the fact that many of the people involved in the original plans four years ago are no longer in the same positions of power and that governmental needs themselves have changed. Talmadge Hauhoff, one of the leading contractors, a i another problem has been finding enough, room to work.

Originally, he said, plans called for leaving the first floor temporarily free so that office personnel on the upper floors could be moved down there when construction reached their areas. But then, he continued, the state moved the Bureau of the Budget onto the first floor, forcing a virtual scrapping of that plan. As a result of these problems some rooms in the Statehouse have been razed for up to 18 months with the contractors unable to move ahead with construction, although they continue to absorb various costs, Rauhoff said. He added that the delays have cost his company "thousands and thousands of dollars." MOBILITY According to a report on the 1970 U.S. census, 13,441 of Madison County's 229,628 residents (five years old and older) were living in a state other than Illinois in 1965.

A total of 13,738 county residents were living in a different county of the state in 1965. There are 148 sewage systems serving more than 381,000 people in Madison, St. Clair and Monroe Counties. CARNIVAL By DICK TURNER "Oh, come now, Martha! woman, wasn't a member of the she was a character fa a. tup operal" Bucharest, Romania (AP) Rep.

Paul Findley, was received here today by Miahi Dalea, chairman of the foreign policy commission of the Romanian Grand National Assembly, the news agency Agerpres reported. Findley, a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and of the Agriculture Committee, also had talks at the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Water. Stale Trial Now Set for July 3) Upper Marlboro, Md. (AP) The state trial of Arthur Bremer on charges stemming from the attempted assassination of Alabama Gov. George C.

Wallace has been postponed until July 31. The trial had been scheduled to begin Wednesday. Judge Ralph Powers of Prince Georges County Circuit Court granted a defense motion Monday for a continuance. The defense argued it needed more time to prepare its case. Le Due Tho Leaves Hanoi for Paris Tokyo (AP) North Vietnam's top man at the Paris peace talks, Politburo member Le Due Tho, left hanoi today for the French capital, the official Vietnam News Agency reported.

Tho has been Hanoi's representative in secret talks with U.S. presidential adviser Henry Kissinger. His return to Paris, coupled with the U.S. decision to resume the peace talks Thursday, raises the prospect that he and Kissinger will be meeting secretly again. Xuan Thuy, the nominal head of the North Vietnamese delegation to the peace talks, returned to Paris from Hanoi en Monday.

2--Petticoat Junction. 4--Democratic Convention. 45-News. 9--Business System. 11--Dick Van Dyke.

30--Father Knows Best. 2-ModSqnad. 5--Democratic Conven- 4in. 9--Typing. 11--Felony Squad.

30--1 Dream of Jeannie. 11--News. 7:00 9--Lflias, Yoga and You. 11--Movie. "Fort Apache" (1948).

John Wayne. 30-Girl front U.N.C.L.E. "7:30 2--MarcusWelby, M3). 9--Forsyte Saga. 8:00 4 5--Democratic Conven- 1 tion Continued; SO--Movie.

"The Man with My Face." (1951). Barry Nelson. 8:30 2--Democratic Conven" 9--Commonwealth. 9:00 Tennis', 8:30 9--Legacy. 11--Big Valley.

30--Assembly of God Crusade. 25--News. 9--Feast of Language. 30--Rifleman. 10:30 2--Movie.

"The Shiralee" (English; 1957). Peter Finch. 5--Johnny Carson. 9--Course of our Times. 11--Movie.

"Design for Living." (1933). Gary Cooper. 30--Movie. "The Remarkable Mr. Pennypack- en" (1959).

Chiton Webb. 11:00 9-Pulse. 11:05 9--Choral Group. 12:00 4--Movie. "Man of a Thousand Faces." (1957).

James Cagney. 12:15 5--Black Experience. 12:30 2--Movie. "Boomerang" (1947). Dana Andrews.

11--The Saint. 12:45 5--Weather. 1:30 11--News. 2:10 4--News. 2:15 2--News.

2:20 4--Movie. "Never Steal Anything Small." (1959). James Cagney. 4:05 4--Meditation. man V.JMS 4X13 WEST EAST AAJT107 VJ10853 VA 107 496542 SOUTH (D) AK643 VQ874 4AQJ North-South.

ftuneraUc Norik East Sonfc 1KJ. Pas IN.T. Pass Opening Iea3-VT Jacobys on Bridge Hand Is Excellently Defended By Oswald James Jacob? Newspaper Enterprise Association During the course rf their short marriage, the late Al and Heln Sobel did not play much bridge together. After all, Helen was winning tournaments and Al was diredting them, perhaps 1 some people blame their divorce on the hands they did play together. If so, this hand-is not a case in point.

They defended it as well is a hand can be The game was rubber bridge and Al and Helen held the bad cards that each one claimed to hold most of the time. All got off to the normal lead of the heart jac. The deuce was played from dummy and Helen took her ace. She studied awhile and decided that the contract could only be defeated if Al held the right cards in spades. Then she led her queen of spades.

South played low and Al dropped the 10. Helen continued with the eight and, when declarer ducked again, Al was able to play his seven and leava Helen on lead for another spade play. The defense had four spade tricks and declarer a headache. "Beautiful spade play, Al," said Helen. "What spade play?" replied AT.

"I have to confess I did not find the seven "of spades until trick three." CAPTAIN EASY IAPCLUB WIU.HELP FWP HIW-AMV EEK AND. MEEK World Chess Match Begins Reykjavik, Iceland (AP) American challenger Bobby Fischer and Russian defender Boris Spassky finally begin play today in the richest and most publicized world chess championship of all time unless some new snag develops. Last-minute adjustments were being made on the stage of Reykjavik's sports hall. The playing table was shortened, the green-and-white marble chessboard constructed for the fourth time, and the overhead lighting changed. Spassky, 35, drew the whits chessmen and with them, the first move.

Fischer, 29, of Brooklyn, N.Y., had the black pieces. One game will be played each Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, starting at 5 p.m. -noon CDT. London oddsmakers rated the lanky American the favorite to win the 24-game, two-month competition and capture more than $180,000 of the estimated $300,000 at stake. The largest lake in the world is the Caspian Sea, an area of 143,550 square miles bordered by the Soviet Union and Iran.

Wednesday 6:00 2-Pettrcoat Junction. 4--Democratic Convention. 5--News. 9--Let's Lip-Read. 11--Dick Van Dyke.

30--Father Knows Best. 6:30 2--To Tell the Truth. 5--Democratic Convention. 9--Along the River. 11--Felony Squad.

30--1 Dream of Jeannie. 8:45 9--OurLand. 6:55 11--News. 7:00 2-The Super. 11--Movie.

"Cat!" T1S66). Peggy Ann Garner. 30--Candaian Pro Football 7:20 7:30 2--Corner Bar. 9--Film Odyssey. 8:00 2-Only the Strong.

4 5--Democratic Convention Continued. 8:30 3--Democratic Convention. 9--From Here to There. 11--Big Valley. 8:30 30--Assembly of God Crusade.

9:55 11--News. 10:00 Showcase. 11--Dragnet. 30--Rifleman. 10:30 2-Movie.

"The Girls of Pleasure Island." (1953). Gene Barry. S--Johnny Carson. Tag. 11--Movie.

"G-Men." (1935). James Cagney. 30--Movie. "The Secret Door." (1962). Robert Hutton.

10:45 9--Umbrella. 11:00 9--Viewers' Viewpoint. 11:10 9--Choral 12:00 4--Movie. "I Married Monster from Outer Space." (1958). Tom Tryon.

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