The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 33

TURIN, Italy (AP) A scientific commission set up by the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Turin to determine the authenticity of the so-called "Holy Shroud of Turin" has reported that a seven-year study proved inconclusive. The panel of experts said it was unable to date the 14-foot cloth, believed by some to have been the burial throud in which Christ's body wax wrapped, nor to prove the pretence of dried blood on the linen. The shroud is "an extremely interesting but still mysterious object," Msgr. Jose Cottino told a news conference, and said more research was needed to ascertain its significance. IF YOU'RE THE KIND OF GUY ONLY A MOTHER COULD LOVE POTSCRUBBER 3-CYCLE DISHWASHER Big Brothers, Sisters Cited Big Brothers and Big Sisttrs of Amarillo honored four persons for outstanding during 15th annual awards banquet.

DaU Elliott, loft, ownor of a local burglary control and socurity congrol company, was rocognizod for 14 yoart' sorvico as a Big Brothor. Boverloy Finchor, a draftsman with an oil company, was namod Big Sistor of the Ytar, whilo Jamos McDivitt, managtr of a shoo storo, and Zoko Castro, a toachor, woro named Big Brothers of the Yoar. Fridiy, Mty ItTI Amarillo 3 9 Unpaid Loans Consumer loans have become a rates jumped from 1.7 per cent in early troublesome economic problem, The 1972 to 2.7 per cent in 1975. While the Conference Board reports. The number rates declined slightly in the second of consumer loans which are delin- half of last year, they are expected to quent for 30 days or more rose steadily remain a problem until the country's between 1972 and 1975.

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the Intimate Theatre in the Fine Arts Muriel Clack of Universal City was Building of WTSU. the recipient of the Daughters of The ceremony was held yesterday Founders and Patriots of America afternoon. Award. Dr. Lloyd Watkins, university president, presented the Superior Best drilled cadets were Richard St Cadet Award to four students who were John of Balboa and Archuleta.

ranked in the top 10 of their ROTC Other awards were presented to the classes and in the upper 25 per cent of rifle team and commissioning sets went their academic classes. to eight graduating seniors. Recipients were Jim Goheen of Hereford, Nelda Dorough of Fairfax, Milton Ooley of Borger and Kim Sharp of Bushland. The Association of the United State Army Medal was presented to Terry Wilde of AmariUo. She was also A meeting to discuss in- recipient of the American Military tergovernmental cooperation between History Award.

Potter and Randall counties and Ca- The American Legion Silver Saber nyon tn AmariUo ended with no was presented to John R. Hills of Pam agreements. James of AmariUo received The meeting yesterday of the sub- Lockhart Trophy. committee at TraveLodge West was Jama St John of Balboa in the called "the most productive" by those Canal Zone was given an award by the attending. American Veterans of World Wars.

Representatives of the various The Sons of the American Revolution governments met to discuss an earlier Medal was given to Karl Archuleta of study made by Randall County Com- KiUeen. misstoner Dee Griffin. Terry Dorough of Fairfax, won the Martin A. Dickinson Trophy. Griffin's study was presented after Three cadets received Veterans of Amarillo city officials suggested the Foreign Wars Achievement Awards: county help pay for improvements at S.

Rosendo Ramos of Tulia, and Patricia Western. Randall spokesmen said 80 Althen and Vicky WUde, both of per cent of county taxes are spent on AmariUo. services to AmariUo residents. Dean Garrison of El Paso received Joint participation for a road to the the Col T.H. McDonald Award on new AmariUo landfiU, a new AmariUo behalf of the Scabbard and Blade Hospital District Hospital, and a Honor Society.

regional jail had been suggested. Officials agreed to form a planning group and to send representatives copies of their budgets for understanding of priorities of each group. Those present were Amarillo Mayor John Dnimmond, City Commissioner Jerry Hodge, Randall County Com- WUI 0 i- ana lorn oursey ana out HICKS, be limited to 80, said Betty Long, youth librarian at the branch and onganixer of the clink. The two-hour session wffl deal with babysitting rules and procedures, safety measures and handling emergencies. Leading the various phases of the clinic will be Melonye Curtis of the Classroom Teachers Association were Child Care Development department at installed yesterday in ceremonies at AmariUo College, Capt Don Burnsed Bonham Junior High School, of the Amarillo Fire Department, Serving the association during the Helene Botsonis of the Texas Panhan- coming year are CecUe Russell of die Community Action Agency, and Western Plateau Elementary School, Richard KeUy of the Amarillo Police president; Ginger Shackelford of Travis Department Junior High, vice president; Nikki Registration will begin next week at Cotter of San Jadnto Elementary, the central library and all branches, secretary, and Henry E.

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