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Newark (0.) Advoeatt 1 July 1, 1972 tO 1 Businessmen to evaluate 'J. 9 I. 4 1 ward the results to the city school offices. Those filling out the form were asked to answer 34 ques tions on their attitudes toward the city's educational system, skills taught by city schools and counseling. Answers to be checked ranged from "strongly disagree" from "strongly agree" to "undecided." Businessmen were asked to reply to statements regarding discipline, the need of "drills" in arithmetic, emphasis on col-lege training, communication with school administrators and other areas of education.

Newark businessmen will soon be sizing up the Newark High School graduate in a survey being taken by the chamber of commerce at the request of Newark schools. The survey, according to John Bakos, chairman of the cham-ber's education information committee, will be used toward "measuring the adequacy of Newark's schools in meeting the needs of employers in our community." Businessmen who received the survey questionnaire were asked to return it to the chamber by July 15 which will for if 1 is. I 'fv 1 -UK 1 Coroner advises check of fire deaths body was examined thoroughly. iners that in most such cases the cause of death turns out to Evidence was found of four hard blows to her head, appar be accidental but fires offer good coverups for slayings. LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(AP) A Cincinnati coroner told a meeting of coroners and medical examiners here -Thursday that any time a body is found in a burned building murder should be suspected. Dr. Frank P. Cleveland, coro Cleveland told the group of a case in which the body of a ently received just before the fire, he said. The association's three day meeting will conclude today.

More than 100 coroners from the United States, Canada and Alaska are attending. wealthy woman was found burned in her home. ner of Hamilton County, told the International Association of His office became suspicious and a year later the woman's phin show, planting a big kiss on one of the denizens of the deep. AP. Coroners and Medical Exam.

WITH TEMPERATURES climbing to ever paid at the same time. Ten times a day 109 degrees in the past few days, Kristi Kristl takes to the pool at Seven Seas In Klingcr has a way to beat the heat and get Arlington, and performs in the dol Week in review Newark City Council adopts brand new building code City council adopted a new code was thrown out by thelfunctioning until a director of. More than $6 million in high- The Licking County Alcoholic the Columbus and Southernilights tot week because of the will go on in January if a levy jrrogram wants tne county to; Micnaei j. uanKo, oi Co. to turn out all thedebt in the general fund.

Lightslis passed in November. building code Mondaiv giving courts last The mayor icode administration is way projects for Licking County i the code into law: could be delayed as a statewide contrioute io enaoie me Arch was cmooea over uie program to get $16,000 in nd robbed of a walled con- ivewdin us urn Diuiaing aepan- Wednesday. It took firemen two hours to laborers' strike continues, ment regulations since the old The department will not begin remove the trapped body of! al funds for an expanded dinic taming $654 in cash Wednesday, Tommy L. Reid, 25, of Rt. 6, The county will probably pur- and full-tim liason worker! He was jumped by a youth from his auto.

I chase a $25,000 computerized! with the courts. jwho was waiting on Danko's, Reid became Licking Coun-i bookkeeping system. TJie sys-j 'front porch. I ty's 18th fatality this year when tern is expected to modernize The commissioners promised! and expedite payroll work and' to check their unappropriated The village of Alexandria is i his vehicle slid 152 feet broad-i Chess title funds being negotiated bills the county pays. i funds for this year to see if now without street lighting into a utility pole, i money is available.

i Mayor Charles Revercomb told Vietnam vet found guilty of skyjacking REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) the matches will be held. Tick-1 Considerable progress was ets are $5 apiece. reported Friday night in 11th A federation spokesman said hour negotiations over Bobby. Davis was seeking a corn-Fischer's demand for more promise over the money snarl. two days after the hijacking.

jmandeering a Boeing 727 with i District Court, calling more SALT LAKE CITY-(AP) Richard Floyd McCoy, 29, They also found a gun, flight ai 83 other passengers aboard than 30 witnesses and in- Vietnam veteran and former over western Colorado the night troducing 50 pieces of. evidence monev from the world chpss But Outmunrfpr Thnrarissnn. suits, maps and an inert hand grenade. The defense said there would championship with Boris ICF president who talked scho1 teacher, wasjof April 7 and diverting it off jagainst the former law enforce- Spassky of Russia. 'Fischer's representatives in the found guilty Thursday night of its Denver-Los Angeles route to I ment student who sat eX-'ho an onnpal mv mt wn umciais or the sponsoring united States for much of Fn-air piracy in the.

$500,000 Francisco where the pas-Icelandic Chess Federation met day night, said later that anrt oarachutc iumo! senders were let off and $50oT- with Andrew Davis. Fischer's ing had been settled pressioniess as tne veraici was) imgerprint ana nana-read. His wife Kathy broke into; writing experts linked McCoy tears. jto items aboard the plane and FBI agents found all but $30 notes used to direct the plane's in McCoy's Provo, Utah, home 1 course. from 'a United Air Lines plane 000 ransom put aboard.

April. The prosecution presented lawyer and confidant, but said; By previous agreement, Fis-there was still no guarantee cher and Spasskv are to divide McCoy was convicted of com- tour days of testimony in u.b. that the 29-year-old American the $125,000 purse, with the win-! would show up. The 24-game ner getting five-eighths, and rematch starts Sunday. ceiving 30 per cent of the sales Meanwhile, Fischer missed of television and film rights, flight Friday to Reykjavik.

He The Soviet news agency Tass booked a reservation and blamed the uncertain condition checked his baggage, but after; on Fischer and said, "Wher- State on schedule in bond sales The sale of $31.7 million worth ($165.9 million for the first five of Series and U. S. Savings jfonths of 1972. pushed the state to within 48 Raymond Devereaux, county noimng tne plane up for two ever Fischer is, money ranks! ont ifs nnmi3, nnn savings bond chairman, report-iBv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS hours American Leape East demanded his luggage first, pushing aside all sporting led wmntv sales in Mav at ta. National Leape from: motives." 27.04fi The county has back and disappeared New York's Kennedy the American! The department of the treas-reacned 49.3 per cent 0f 1972! W.L.

Inter-! Tass accused East national Airport jchallenger of disrespect to the.ury reported that sale of theisales goal. The financial dispute with the'. THE FACTS At Newark Savings Your Money Earns The Highest Interest Rate In This Area! HERE'S PROOF YOUR SATO HOW EARII Pet. GB .563 .547 1 .452 7 .413 9 .443 7 .429 36 2S 35 29 28 34 26 37 27 34 27 36 the Icelandic Chess Federation volves Fischer's demand for 30 tellm them that he miSht. ar' per cent of the gate receipts at rive just before the match be-the 2,500 Sports Palace where gins.

W. L. Pet. G.B.Detroit I Pittsburgh 40 25 .615 Baltimore JNew York 41 26 .612 New York 'Chicago 37 29 -561 3 Milwaukee St. Louis 34 33 .507 7 I Boston Montreal 29 39 .433 12 rlpvpIand Phila.

24 42 .364 16 weathe Flood 00a spill causes on spi il West 41 27 41 2S 36 32 31 36 24 44 West 43 23 39 27 35 29 31 'S3 31 37 27 38 Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City California .652 .591 4 .547 7 .484 11 .456 13 .415 15 .603 .529 5 .463 912 .353 17 .378 16 Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego San Francisco PHILADELPHIA (AP)-Fed-- The sludge, most of it used eral officials say the six million automobile crankcase oil, coats gallons of oil sludge smeared jDouglassville downstream to on the banks and waters of the! Philadelphia. Trees, shrubs, 28 46 AREA FORECAST Mostly sunny and warm today with highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy and warm with a chance of showers or thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Low tonight in the 60s. High Sunday in the middle and upper, 80s.

Yesterday the high was 75 and the low 58. A year ago today the high was 86 and the low 70. Texas If Interest On 2 Year Certificates of Deposit Minimum Amount $10,000 Schuylkill River by last week's' and grass are coated with the black film, flood poses no present problems Environmental, officials say iTn SER'JXt. Friday's Results San Diego' 4, Cincinnati 3, 13 innings St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1 New York 7, Montreal 3 Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 5, Houston 2 San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 4 1 I I Diu Frcr.

HATiCNAL tJiA Z)C I I 70 NOtA. US. 0ii. el they don't know how the foliage can be cleaned. But as each Friday's Results Milwaukee at Boston postponed New York 1, Cleveland 0 Texas 7, California 3 Baltimore 3, Detroit 2 Chicago 6, Oakland 5, 11 innings Minnesota 2, Kansas City 0 to water supplies fed by the river.

But Environmental Protection Agency head, William Ruckleshaus called the oil spill "worse than anything I've seen." new rain comes, more of the greasy blanket is washed back into the river. Terry Fabian, operations iM Saturday's Games Ruckleshaus on Friday! chief of the state Water Quality I'M toured the 35 mile stretch of Management Bureau office in at Chicago (Jenkins 9-6) Saturday's Games the Schuylkill which was pol-! Norristown said the blackened Pittsburgh (Moose 54) Milwaukee (Lockwood 8-8) at luted when sludge from an oil1 riverside foliage, would either Los Angeles (Downing 4-4) at San Francisco (McDowell 8-5) reclamation plant in Douglass- die or have to be removed, St. Louis (Gibson 6-5 and San- Boston (Culp 4-7) Cleveland (Kilkenny 1-0) at; New York (Kekich 6-6) Baltimore (McNally 8-6) at! Interest On 1 Year Certificate Deposit Mnnum Amount $5,000 Interest On Month Certificates of Deposit Minimum Amount $1,000 Interest Compounded Or Paid Quarterly On Passbook Accounts torini 3-6) at Philadelphia (Nash 1-3 and Reynolds 0-3), 2, twi-night atiueirou (Loucn iz-tj 1 ville was lifted of its lagoon. But if it is, he added, "it will and swept away by the flooding: open the way to serious erosion river. i along the banks." Teams of Army engineers' The president of oil reclama-and Coast Guardsmen company whose plant stretched protective booms and caused the spill called the spill "filter nets" over five intake! "an act of God." pipes to keep the slime fromi "Our lagoon walls held," said pntprinp water sunnlv systems H- Lester Schurr, head of New York (Ko'osman 5-3) Minnesota (Perry 6-7) at Chicago (Lemonds 0-1) SAVINGS DEPOSIlS MADE BY THE 10TH OF THE MONTH EARN INTEREST FROM THE 1ST.

Montreal (Torrez 9-3), Atlanta (Stone 1-6) at Houston (Wilson 4-5), Cincinnati (Nolan 10-2 or Bor-bon 2-1) at San Diego (Arlin 3-7), Texas (Lindblad 3-3) at City (Splittorff 7-4) Oakland (Hamilton 5-1) at 1 1 -4 SHOWERS AND THUNDERSHOWERS are slated for Northeast corner of the country as well as the area from the northern and central Rockies to the eastern Gulf Coast, Saturday. Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy and dry weather will prevail. Cool temperatures are in store from Montana to Minnesota while a warming trend is forecast for areas from the Midwest to the East Second arrested in hijacking Berks Associates. "The water in communities along the river, was more than six feet over the tops of the lagoons. It just lifted the sludge and carried it An EPA official said the clean up will be a "long-term, Your Savings Ars Insured To $20,000 By The tederal Savings Loan Insurance Corp.

away." major proposition." California (Ryan 8-5), night Sunday's Games Milwaukee at Boston, 2 Cleveland at New York, 2 Baltimore at Detroit Minnesota at Chicago, 2 Texas at Kansas City, 2 Sunday's Games Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at San Francisco St. Louis at Philadelphia New York at Montreal Atlanta at Houston Cincinnati at San Diego DETROIT (AP) The manllikowsky, 31, of Ecorse, who initially told the FBI heboid the FBI he had partici Four die in early toll had imwitthmlv drivpn a skvJP3 with Martin McNally in Oakland at California, tho liiiaplrinty nf on Aimorin'iri twilisht 1 Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.the East and South, but uum umidUd lu(Airlires 727. monaay uames I said; Traffic accidents around the and pleasant weatner o.ami-i11"'""" lc raiiKOWsKy reportedly New York at Montreal, 2 i Monday's Games San Francisco at Phila- Texas at Kansas City, nated most of the country. laccount Of tne nijacKmg pioi to ne assistea McNally in cutting nation claimed 4 lives in the early hours of the long Fourth charged; off a machine gun to use in theidelphia, twilight -ru. tr, authorities and was 1J1C tuutiu vi oiu, ucaLiia, 'j Neil Welch, special agent uv Louis for the heist and thenj St.

Louis at Cincinnati, i Baltimore at Detroit, night end at mid-rhartre of the Detroit FBI of-nirkprf him im aftpr hp Tiara-. Atlanta at Hnnstnn i naklnrift at ralifnrnia nitrM 18 N. 2nd St. And loan Company tooin: at in scattered sections of the; Friday and wlU midcontinent and in parts of night Tuesday. fice, said Walter J.

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