The Times Recorder from Zanesville, Ohio • 9

Detective Rules Considered City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday in council chambers to consider several ordinances and communications, including, an ordinance to repeal local regulations concerning private detectives. The city is seeking repeal of the ordinance because similar regulations are provided under state law. Councilmen will also take final action on three proposed ordinances to vacate alleys' within the city. The ordinances has first readings at the last council meeting June 26.

One alley involved lies northwest of the State and Grandville streets intersection; another is located 120 feet east of State street and directly south of Beach street; and the third alley is located on the north side of Jackson street 160. feet of State street. All vacatings were recommended by the Zanesville Planning Commission. A communication is expected from Mayor Gary Leasure recommending the appointment of Terry Stuart of 803 Brighton boulevard to the Metropolitan Housing Authority Board. He would serve the unexpired term of Donald Summers, which expires March 18, 1974.

Also scheduled to be heard is a communication from the Zanesville Planning Commission concerning a request for rezoning four lots of Norval Park Children's Art Show Set Getting ready for an art show featuring the playground aide; and Ronald Reynolds, 8, creative efforts of children in the 18 city son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Reynolds of 1204 playgrounds (leit to right) are Tammy Ridge avenue. The show is scheduled from Johnson, 7, daughter of Mr. and Johnson of Ridge avenue; Rush, playground aide; Miss Mrs.

Larry 10 a.m. to 6 Miss Belinda Chap's Run Carol Myer, p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Park. On The Local Scene St. Thomas Picnic Planned St.

Thomas Aquinas Parish will hold a basket picnic at p.m. Sunday at Moxahala Park. The family picnic for all parishioners is in celebration of the successful fund raising campaign in which parishioners pledged $175,000 for repair and the church at edecoration.to street. During the campaign 150 workers canvassed 1,200 parishioners and received their pledge of support for redecorating the 130 year old church building. Identification badges will be provided for amusement rides from 2 to 6 p.m.

for all attending. The picnic is sponsored by the Rosary Altar Soceity. Car Wash The Young Peoples Society of Northside Church of the YM Teen Program Set Zanesville YMCA announced Friday the opening of a new junior high Teen Tyme program which will be held every Tuesday evening. A wide variety of activities geared to junior high youth is which includes swimming parties, dances, rap sessions dealing with drug abuse and current problems of youth. The purpose of the program is to provide the early teens an opportunity to socialize with his or her own age group in an informal setting.

A junior high Teen Tyme Coed Council will be formed to aid in establishing future programs and activities. 'Eppity, a well known rock group from Newark will be featured Tuesday. The following week will feature the sevenpiece First Congress from Heath. Swim parties will be announced one week in advance. More information may be obtained from Ron Harlan, youth director at the YMCA.

Nazarene will sponsor a car wash from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at the Gulf station on Maple avenue near the Expressway. Meet Sunday World War I Veterans and Auxiliary will meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at First Federal Savings and Loan Association.

They will convene jointly for a brief entertainment program after which their regular business sessions will be held. Refreshments will be served. Shamrocks Meet Ridge Road Shamrocks 4-H Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the home of Jan Treadway of Rock road. Projects are to be finished and checked and project books turned in.

Ridgerunners 4-H Ridgerunners 4-H Club will meet Monday at the home of Dana Clark. Demonstrations will be given by Richey Magill, Brian Herron and Dana. Kennedy May Visit Miami WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy may make a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention -after the nominees are chosen -in an effort to unite Democrats behind the party's ticket, aides said Friday.

Kennedy was sailing his yacht at his Cape Cod summer home in Hyannis, where he planned to stay during the convention. His administrative assistant, Eddie Martin, told UPI there was "a strong possibility" that Kennedv would fly to the convention in Miami Beach next week to endorse the nominees and call upon, all Democrats to unite behind them. Kiss And Run NEW YORK (UPI)--A man believed to be the notorious "kissing of the IRT was held Friday on a criminal complaint filed by a woman who said he not only kissed her but bit her. Irving Steiman, 26, was taken to Kings County Hospital for observation following his arrest Thursday night at the Willets Point subway station. The complaint--charging harassment and third-degree assault -was signed by Rosemary Oddo.

"She was sitting there with her eyes closed, a police spokesman said. "She thought she might have been dreaming until her lip was bitten." Authorities said Mrs. Oddo I subdivision. The request is to comply with the City Plan concerning the proposed extension of Pine street in the area, needs of the community concerning veternarain offices in the area and future land use growth. A communication from City Solicitor Leon L.

Levion concerning a damage claim stating a piece of steel stocking out from a sewer drain caused a tire to burst. Miners Refuse To Work Members of United Mine Workers of America Local 1604 spontaneously decided to walk' off their jobs at midnight Friday at Central Ohio Coal Compay's Cumberland mine, a man identifying himself as an offical of the union told The Times Recorder last night. The spokesman said the action is being taken because the coal company has cut back personnel in certain job classifications. He said no vote was taken on the action and about 500 miners will be affected. The spokesman said the coal company has refused to conduct this cutback according to guidelines laid down in previous umpired decisions.

He said umpired decisions are the final step in grievance procedures in the settlement "of disputes between management and the union. He said there have been several meetings between representatives of the local and the coal company in the past two weeks but nothing was settled. The spokesman said he anticipates a lenghy work stoppage. The Cumberland mine is the home of Big Muskie, a gigantic coal shovel. Disaster Relief Requested COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov.

John J. Gilligan Friday asked President Nixon to declare five Ohio counties disaster areas to make the eligible for federal funds in the wake of the June flooding. The counties named are Cuyahoga, Lake, Belmont, Jefferson and Monroe. Gilligan estimated total vate property damage in the affected counties as more than $2 million and damage to public property at $1.3 million as a result of June 23 storms and subsequent flooding along Lake Erie and the Ohio River. "The people of these areas have suffered greatly because of these storms and floods.

It is our hope the president will recognize this suffering and make federal disaster relief available, Gilligan said. Euchre Scores High scores reported from euchre games at the Eagles Lodge Friday were held by Edith Dunmead, 83, and Frank Jardine, 77. Herbert M. Davis held the low score of 44. Workmen attempt to right the of near Ewington died in a Friday afternoon.

It was the gum County this year. The AChE lanes Man Dies In Spectacular Auto Crash car in which Glenn Hall, 24, spectacular one car accident ninth traffic death in MuskinHighway Patrol said the car car traveled 100 feet down on its top on railroad tracks Zanesville. (Story on Page 1) an embankment before landing under Interstate 70 west of Chess Forfeit Demand Lifted REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Boris Spassky gave up his demand that Bobby Fischer forfeit the first game of their world championship chess match in return for Fischer's agreement to postpone the game until Tuesdav U.S. chess sources said Friday. The compromise was worked out in a backstage room of Reykjavik's main sports hall Thursday night a few minutes before the American challenger and the world champion from Russia appeared on stage to draw lots for the first move, the sources said.

The 24-game, $250,000 match originally was scheduled to begin last Sunday, but was delayed by Fischer's failure to show up and the Russian's demands that he be punished. of our conditions to play the match at all was that the Russians give up their demand for the first match point," said Fred Cramer, a vice president of the U.S. Chess Federation. Cramer said minor obstacles might still crop up before the Community Calendar Deaths CHURCH, Mrs. Flora 85, of Marshalville Route 1, July 6.

SPIRES, Howard Paul, 52, of New Lexington, July 7. HALL, Glenn, 24, of Ewington Route 1, July 7. (Story on Page 1) SERIGHT, Miss Harriett Ruth, 84, of 816 Adair avenue, July 7. McNULTY, Miss Mary Josephine of 629 Adair avenue, July 7. Coal Pact Defended COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov.

John J. Gilligan Friday defended his administration's agreement with Hanna Coal Co. to control movement of the GEM of Egypt across Interstate 70, and said those who belittle the deal would "ask for the moon wrapped up in pink ribbon." "I think we got the best deal we could have on the movement of the GEM (Giant Earth Mover)," governor told a conference. The state, after extensive negotiations with the coal company, agreed to let Hanna move its 14-million pound machine the superhighway 10 across times over the next 40 years, with special approval each time from the Highways Department. In return, Hanna promised to sell the land under a stretch of the highway in Belmont County to the state for $160,000, mine 800 acres south of I-70 under the new strip mine law with stricter reclamation requirements and consult citizens of Barnesville about mining in that area.

Record Cold Grips City A record low temperature reading was set in Zanesville Friday morning for the second consecutive day. The mercury dropped to an official 46 degrees at Municipal Airport, shattering the old record for the date of 50 degrees set in 1950. Considerable sunshine and light easterly winds helped the mercury recover from its slump during the afternoon to reach a high of 74 at the airport. Mild temperatures are expected today long with a threat of thundershowers in the afternoon or evening. Man Injured A man was injured about 10:30 p.m.

Friday when a car overturned on Newark road near Dillon School, the Highway Patrol said. Details were not available last night. The Times Recorder SECTION Saturday, July 8, 1972 Gilligan Due Today In Miami first game, "but nothing serious, enough to endanger the start of the match. "Bobby would have liked to start play on Sunday, but we agreed to another postponement," he said. "The Russians apparently felt we had done it once to them and now they wanted to do it to us." He was referring to an International Chess Federation (FIDE) decision to postpone the match July 2 when Fischer did not show in time for the opening game.

The Russian Chess Federation said the postponement violated FIDE's own rules. Spassky won the drawl Thursday night and will play the white pieces, which means he will make the very first move of the match. Fischer will play black. The two opponents appeared relaxed and 1n1 a good mood when they met in the hall for the first time since they arrived here. Spassky even wished Fischer good luck when they shook hands.

100 'Poor' Delegates 85, Crash Closed Meeting MIAMI BEACH (UPI) Members of a group claiming to represent the nation's poor barged past two guards into a closed meeting Friday, demanding they be permitted to lobby among the delegates during the Democratic Convention next week. About 100 members of the newly formed Poor People's Coalition surged into the private arrangements commit- By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI) Gov. John J. Gilligan announced Friday he would go to Miami Saturday afternoon for a caucus of Democratic governors, but he said he would not attend the Democratic National Convention which begins Monday in Miami Beach. Gilligan told a news conference he was invited to the Governor's Caucus Thursday by Gov.

Dale Bumpers of Arkansas. Gilligan said he has no specific input to make at the caucus, but will join in attempts of the Democratic governors to contribute to party unity. "I have a genuine concern that we preserve the unity of the party that we join together to change the direction of the national party," Gilligan said. Asked if this meant he would support a move to stop Sen. George McGovern from getting the party's presidential nomination, Gilligan answered: The governor repeated that he supports Sen.

Edmund S. Muskie for the nomination, "for whatever that is worth." Gilligan said it is possible he will appear at post convention meetings to help contribute to solidarity on the Democratic platform after it is written. But he said such an appearance would depend upon who invites him and under what aircumstances. "I have no intention of participating in the convention by proxy." Gilligan said. "Following the convention.

I will do anything I can to help pull the party together." The governor had called the news conference to comment on actions of the General Assembly during its 1972 session. Gilligan said the legislators deserved a grade of for an average performance SO far this year. Busy Muskies Busy Muskies 4-H Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Karen and Cindy Bates. Demonstrations will be given by Debbie Harmon, Karen Staley and Cindy.

Selected For Course John M. McDonald of 328 Adams street is one of 32 high school pupils in Ohio selected to earn college credit in papermaking through a special new intensive one week course at Miami. University in Oxford this summer. He was selected by Miami's paper technology department. The course beings Aug.

13. McDonald is a student at Zanesville High School. Pine St. Area Water Restored Water service was restored in the Pine street area at 10 p.m. Friday after City Water Department employes completed installation of a water main at Pine and Grovel streets, Aubrey Courtney, superintendent of the Water Department said.

Water services was shut off at 9:30 a.m. Friday. Included in the shutoff were Westwood Addition, Alfred street west of Pine street, Grove avenue west of Pine street, and Pine street from Merrick avenue to Alfred street. Dresden Senior Citizens Sack lunch at noon in Dresden United Methodist Church. Horse Trader's Reunion At fairgrounds in Old Washington with pony pull to start at 7 p.m.

Riverside Grange Public euchre party at 8 p.m. Motor Vehicle Inspection At fairgrounds from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Springfield Grange Public ice cream social from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Duncan Falls Presbyterian Church Homemade ice cream social from 6 to 9 p.m.

Muskingum County NFO Dinner at 8:30 p.m. at Bergin Field, Duncan Falls. Stovertown Grange Sock Hop at 9 p.m. Melody Lake Potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. on the island.

Membefs are to take table service and lawn chairs. Births Meetings Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson of Crooksville, a daughter, at Good Samaritan, July 6. Mr.

and Mrs. William E. Ditto of Cambridge, a daughter, at Good Samaritan, July 6. Mr. and Mrs.

David Severance of New Lexington, a son, at Good Samaritan, July 7. Mr. and Mrs. William Benjamin Seevers of 1139 Muskingum avenue, a son, at Bethesda, July 7. Toastmasters Governor Named Ron Stahara (left), member of Toastmasters Area 16 Governor from Lester Lucas, Club 2100, accepts a certificate making him Division Lt.

Governor. tee meeting where their spokesman demanded that the party give them 750 floor passes to the convention sessions. Made up of the Nationall Welfare Rights Organization, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) and the National Tenants' Organization, the coalition claims it represents the poor of America -about one-fourth of the population. Swimmer Course The Red Cross Advanced Beginner Course will begin Monday at Municipal Pool and continue each evening through July 14. Hours will be 6 to 8 p.m.

Completion of a beginner course is required for enrollment. Instruction is free. fled screaming through the train as it approached the Willets Point station. She finally found a conductor who sounded an emergency signal and kept the train's doors closed until police arrived. There have been numerous complaints from women riders of the IRT line about a man who kissed them and ran, usually when they had either fallen asleep in their subway seats or were riding with their eyes closed.

"At least 10 women have filed complaints a against the kissing a Transit Authority policeman said. The bandit, the officer said, has kissed "hundreds of women in the past eight months, but only recently has he begun to UPI TELEPHOTO Bees Return Downtown The bees returned to downtown Wis. For the third consecutive swarm of bees landed at Five downtown area's major Waukesha, Beekeeper Carl year, a in the Waukesha Points, the a light post intersection. Staples, who owns bee farms area, collects the bees from where they had clustered. 1 A.