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The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 74

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AMtflteGUbeThMfj it, -an AC Approves 1972-73 Budget, Providing Staff Pay Raises $491,028 Dean tf STEVE PKNEOSK Slalf Wrller Approval of js.6 million budgel Tor Uie 1972-73 year was Uie main Item ot business al Ihe Tuesday night meeting lor the Board of Regents of Amar- I Ho College. The total budget of Includes $2,402,654 for the col- le-ge'i School of Vocational Arts; for the College ot Arts and Sciences, for the School of Technology. and $414,489 for the School Blomedical Arts Sciences. The new budget provide loi pay raises to college employes and can be financed without any Increase in taxes or tuition The raises were divided intc a 3 per cent cost of living in creases for supervisory person nel and merit raises lop ad rninislralors. AC President.

Dr. A. B. Mar tin, would receive a salary hi crease of $2,180 to bring his 1972-73 salary to $28,800. His salary for the 1971-72 year was $26,620.

Charles l.utz the college's new vico president, will receive $20,600 in 1972-73. Among other administrator: receiving increases will be L. Prathcr, business manager rom $18,232 to (20.085, a JI.853 ncrease, Registrar J. K. Balderslon's salary will lie Increased lo 14,420, a $1,045 raise.

Everett Villiams, dean of Ihe School ol Vocational will receive $18,128 in 1912-73, up $1.008 from was lis salary of $17,120. The director of Ihe AC Continuing Kducallon Program, W. S. Henderson, will receive an Increase of $450 to $15,450. The of Ihe Technical-Vocational Education, Norman Wallace, will receive an increase oi nd $18,540.

The present properly tax of 27 cents per $100 valuation am) present AC tuition rates will remain In effect. In other business, the board approved two Jiids and askec tliat a third withdrawn for study. A Md'ol $1.624.62 for supply s1 of film loops to be used in a Physics 133 learning laboratory lo' was approved. The course is the technology students In the Physical Sciences Department The approved bid was a lota figure from four firms. bid of $1,537.60 from Capito Electronics for a video tape re cording system to be used in the Department of Physical Ed ucalion for Women was also ap proved.

Tlie board asked that a bid of 1,205.60 from Davis Typograph- Reproductions and Southwest Offset be withdrawn in order to ee If the companies are complying wilh Federal wage and price guidelines, bid was for production of the AC school newspaper, The Ranger Three new scholarship funds were also approved at the meeting. The John and Mary O'Eriei would provide scholar ships (or high school graduates from Ihe Presbyterian Child rcn's Homes and for AC stu dents who want to attend senior college but cannot afford It. The other two scholarships lie R. D. Gist Nurses' Rcvolv ing Loan Fund and the Gladyi Post Nurses' Scholarship fund mil be for use by AC nursing In executive session fol wing (heir regular meeting le regents named Allen Shifrin as director of radio and'televi sion production al the school.

The budgeted salary for the post is $13,800. Shifrin, genera manager of KFDA radio am television in Amarillo, was recently named vice president li charge of programming fo Bass Broadcasting Co. World Chess Game EndsinDraw; Spassky Leading Fischer 2 1 1 By FRED HOFFMAN AP MUIIary Wriler WASHlNaTON (AP) The Nortb Vietnamese apparently have cut a small path through the U.S. air and barrier by running a truck shuttle to Ihe Chinese bordci Pentagon sources estimate (lie Nortli Vietnamese receive between 10 per cent and 20 per the often-severed main lines connecting Hanoi with southeast China. Freight trains from China reportedly tmoacl nl Dong Dang, a North Vietnamese town so close (a the'border that U.S.

war planes avoid bombing it. At Dong Dang, North Vietnamese trucks pick up the war supplies and drive back along cent ot the 2ZO.OOQ tons of sup- roads leading to the battlefield plies Uiey formerly received' from the outside. rail entirely, described the road network ts "like the veins on the back of your hands. Despite a heavy conccntra- of surface lo air missiles in his region, Pentagon officials laim more than 30 Important in the South. An Air Force general, trying The main routes of the truck to convey the difficulties" shuttle run roughly parallel lo shutting off this kind of traffic Analysis Is Given Of 4th Chess Game Following Is an analysis of Ihe fourth Fiscbor-Spassky chess game, written for The Associated Press by Isaac Kashdan, an International ches: grandmaster.

By Inferaiatloita! Gracdmasler ANGELES AP) -Boris Spassky came close to defeating Bobby Fischer, in the fourth of their world championship chess match. i Spassky was the aggressor for Ihe first, time, building up a powerful attack, but he missed his way by reversing moves 'at the critical point. On his 23th turn, Spassky should have played B-Q3, threatening mate. Fischer would be forced to more his king. Then on 30, R- Rl would follow.

This order of moves would avoid the exchange of queens that Fischer was able to effecl in the game. With the black rook coming into play, via R3 or IB, and the white king exposed, the altacl would have proved irresistible. After the exchange of queens, on tho other hand, Fischer's king was quite safe. Wilh Hie forces reduced on bolh sides, a draw was a proper result. Spassky's first move was a surprise lo the experts, lie adopted tho Sicilian Defense whicii he rarely plays, bui which is standard in Fischer's repertoire.

Fischer used the Sozin vari atlon. a favorite of his marked the development of his king bishop on the queen side. Spassky evidently was well prepared. On his 13th move he offered a pawn which wouic upen useful lines for his pieces Fischer accepted. Fischer rarely refuses such challenges and he took the pawn.

Wiser probably would have been 14 Qlt-Kl, with a firm Jrip on the center paivns. Wilh lis 17th move, Fischer allowed has Spassky to dominate two major diagonals with his bishop ipassky's queen also had an ef fcclive post. At move 17, Q-K3 was probably superior for Fis cher although he would havi encountered difficulties in an; case. Spassky needed additiona 'orce to keep his attack going and he found it in his king rook it pawn, which advanced on liis 21st and 23rd moves. i found dcfensivi measures and was able to noli the line and even maintain the pawn plus.

Spassky also found the bes moves until the slip on the 29th Curiously, it was on the 29t! move that Fischer blundered il the first malch game. Spassky has never beatei Fischer with the black pieces He has won four times and los once with white. Wilh black has drawn three in eluding the present game. ridges here. This have been disabled has paralyzed trai'ii movements inside North Viet- am.

but the North Vielnamese ave managed (o keep some rucks rolling by improvising lontoon bridges and ferries, fosl of the trucks drive at ighl. The ingenious North Vietnam- se are said lo be putting wheels on some of their rucks so these vehicles can ide train rails and 'transport argo between breaks blasted ly U.S. bombs. One source, estimated the "forth Vielnamese are using be- ween WO and 1.000 trucks in shuttle lo and from the Chi' nese border. U.S.

officials forecast, as hey have for some time, tha Vorth Vietnam's motor fue supply will get lighter ant lighter because of U.S. raids against fuel depots and storage dumps. The North Vietnamese have been building a fuel pipeline toward the Chinese border, but military sources said this line not yet been completed. Intelligence analysts were mabte. to say specifically what and of supplies are coming nto North Vietnam from China but Ihere have been recenl re ports of new lypes of, Chinese weapons appearing on the bat Ifields in South Vietnam.

These weapons include an 82 millimeter reeoilless rifle whicii experts said has been in production in China' for only sboul a year. Despite persistent reports Lhnt China has sent engineer or laborers into North Vielnam lo repair shaltered a i a and shaltered bridges, military authorities deny there is any hard evidence of this. Robert Fulton, inventor of the sleamboal, designed clockwork- fired floating mines used by the British against (lie- French in 1804. Soviet Flow of Oil and Pictured in Scene for ILS. Ijy J.1NDA RUBEY AP Business Writer NEW YORK (AP) Will you someday he heating your borne wilh oil (rom Uio Soviet Union? Or driving your car with gasoline Jrom Western Siberia? It is not so (ar felched as it first appears, Kor Tuesday Ihe U.S.-o\vned Occidental Petroleum Corp.

of Los Angeles announced five- year technical cooperation agreement with the Soviet Union. Experts in London said the most important part of tbc agreement was likely to be technical and financial assistance by Occidental fn return for supplies of Soviet crude oil and natural gas. These experts said the oil deal raises the prospect of So vicl oil and gas eventually flowing lo the United Stales. The potential American usage Soviet oil is still in the future, but il underscores the cl burgeoning American dependence on foreign oil. Petroleum industry loaders attribute the dependence on a growing energy crisis here and the shortage ol domestic reserves.

Not only Ui the dependence pushing prices up, they sny, it Isn't likely to ease until new energy developed. It that foreign oil accounts lor than a burtli of U.S. Foreign nations with Ihe world's biggest reserves wanti more control, and American 1 oilmen say there's no way out of the dilemma in the next decide. 'There's no way we can avoid a dramatic Increase in our dependence on Imported oil in the next 15 years," said E.E. Walker, executive vice president of Gulf Oil Corp.

"We don'l have enough domestic oil and gas to meet our growing needs and it's going to lake a of money and a lot of time to develop synthetic fuels." The American Petroleum Institute notes that lor every four barrels of domestic oil lakcn out of the ground in 1971 the U.S. imported one, making Imports account for 25.6 per cent ot U.S. consumption last year. In 1961, imports were 19.3 per cent of U.S. consumption.

Frank N. Ikard, president of Ihe API, predicts that dependence could leap to more than 50 per cent by 1985, Induslry sources say the nilcil SUtei. doesn't enough oil or gas lo mccl its rapidly expanding energy requirements. U.S. oil production has peaked In reccal years, en vironmenUIisU are holding up offshore drilling projects, lomcstic reserves are in- JuHicienl for the country's needs, they say, "The bulk of the increased low of imports wilt have fo come from the unstable Middle East and North Africa," Ikard says.

"The impact on'our nation's balance of payments position of such heavy reliance on 'oreign oil should, alone, cause is to consider seriously other alternatives." Right now the United Slates mports most of its oil from Canada and Venezuela. Bui those areas lack the capacity lo expand production sufficiently tor American needs. So Ihe United Stales will be fo rely increasingly on the Middle East and Africa, which have about lira thirds of the world's oil reserves. The United Stales had alwul 10.6 per cent of Ihe ivorid's oil reserves in 1361 but now has only 6.4 per cent of th world lotal, including th Prudhoe Hay Alaskan oil whicl is lied up in the courts. "For the shorl range we're stuck wilh Imported oil," said a spokesman for Standard Oil Co have (New Jersey).

"Over the long range we have other options like synlhclic fuels, oftshor drilling and nuclear energy Bui il still all means the cost energy is going to go up." UJ 0 UJ 0 LLJ 0 LU UJ UL NANCE RANCH PROJECf eit Texoi Slolt Unlmslly wl 1 ccept ualea ildi until 2 pjn. Au- Uit 7, 1HJ In otflci of lh Weit Texoi stale Unlver- lly lor Ihe conilrucllon of a taclliTY end holding and erlmenlal lo tM loccfed ol thi a ice Ranch, Canyon, Ttxat, Spttl- mav oblolned From fill ox- A)A 1710 lift, Strw), LuLbotk, exot EH6) 7H-IH6, A faith cfcpoill musf Kcom- pcrty HCh bid and. wcceiilu bidder mint tumlih bondi mi at required by tw. FROW Fairground vlctnl. Crt Eojt lOtti, Thursday July 13, rffB blotV and brown German spherd.

Answers lo nome ol King. exerts. Call Jtt-KOtf. 1 MM.L LOANS for cny porpw. Loan Service Company.

Pork liK Edsj 5tti. 3T4.3M. AMMILLO He. 711 1SI1 W. loth I RM4lnt 7:49 P.M.

OMTMt Mtrnbwi Atttnd SAK JACINTO UOOOE 1UO IS W. 6th. rk truing Saturday. If?) 7:30 P.M. FlMr fwllu Inilrvctloni P.M.

Stated Mffifng No Harold Klmbtr, StcV. John Thompwn, W.M. Wanted Outside Salesmen for Automotive Parts Experience necessary Contact Wilton Grict Dumas Motor Parts Day 935-2129 Night phww PALO D'JRO LODGE No. Fade drAKiKLC rLCN I UU 1M Soorkllng unlltf. Good WletF "FOX THE FINEST Tn furniture it- 1 I anlloutng 3 Help Wanted, Male 10 Salvjrttoy, July 197! INSURANCE Wf Q11 Complete Una P.M.

Sfo'td Com.7iyn!co;.'on ft aulomoblli, folri oroond lor 'Jorlh Plaint 372-W1, Motcn) $. C. SOUTHERN, YV.M. BILL BRUNE, We Tovt 1o mokfl toons. Coll Soullurn UP Eatt jrh.

CASH IN A FLASH, We fo loan money. Coll Whlltv or Mac. 7745241. Mlddltlon-Finance. 1)2 Will See This Space Daily for FHA InforrfiQtior, WACOM WHEEL LOUNGE, dally.

Llvt mule Friday, Saturday; Sunday. DRIVE MY CAR to Sfll Jow, Call ferula. FIM yn. TMi li not a fob. Dst ami Found 2 OST BLOND long Mired ft Tinier Irom Giorgio, Cgiwon -Way etta.

Keward. 37W3W, 355. Vaughn 'SvWnfl ntdlnfl end exiling Emplovnwn JREE BEAUTY CLINIC and pm- tti.orTon given Urst 10 ladles lo ffiofci ocPornlment. Call 3BM3B7. RETIRED ecvplB wllh moblte home lo Stay with lady fur free perking.

Refmncei required, 3H-8913. LLOYD Wowfwcrd, your Mason i ond women. 35WQBJ. Help Wanted, Male 10 FRAYED from SMhcm, male otk turning illvir, M. son, for wall.

LET SHELLIKG orvj ir.tlllrg Env Hoyment Service. 307 Voighn fiuild- nBj Ae'p you find vour next Jnder our policy, yujr ee will be adjusted If ihe lob erminales In leis Ihon tarcrvJor civs, evw If yew evil. Coil 3tt-23f). Ho obligation, MANAGEMENT TRAINEE 'eaktail crwJ tondwlch cookloq wrlence preferred. Excellent houri Jie Only Place.

Dowmtowti, 2 qcd 3. RED1T TRAINEE: poortunlty la learn finance. One merlon--that YOY work with ffierii calf AM Meyer, 372 2371, 307 Vaughn Buildlna. Smiling nd Snellmj Employment Service. ver poodle wlm las.

OUNO BOYS WATCH In Poro- ount area. 353-1BM. OST FEMALE Irlsn Mtter, south- vfclnllv, coll oiler UNGLASSES SQUARE blfocoli, predominated. Re- EWARD for Informal ion leading overy o( Schwfnn Burgandy con slofen from 2917 onhonon Saturday mtrfilny. 374- Black toy Poodfe from 1WO oclc of Von Buren.

children's pet. eward. Phone or OUND BIBLE ond book fin Vftsl- Sundoy jnornTna. Coll REWARDII! whtfe fwnale poodfe urlerf tall About. 2 mllei of marilro, rcxtaj on Thurwloy lsht, jjfy T3.

if loud please call illKl. K5.156.3H3. hwribro- ONFIDENTIAL ono 1 penonol help prfsrant unmarried ilrli. 'Coll Edno Glodney Home. Fort Worn, TWM Area Code AMARILLO COUNCIL en Atohnlltm nurmonm Center, low Flsk BIrK TRUCK MEGHAN 1C fnftr man con wd will ome.

Permflntnt tocotisn, hov eetc fll good rale. Eaysl Qoporlun Lly Write Box llBralu CASH or Rolttah Cowpopj. i'h ond pdk. HUB ERT Ycur tOwpp Shoe Rumil. 372-7W.

Anw- TRAINEE will be wfl blue chip firm. Stort Dyrwml 37M Wolrirn. 35J-1M1. SINGERS BEST outomoilc fokr vp txlanct at rtntt. New sliohtly irelahl damcoed Zig-Zao, U5.

Amarllla Sewing Center 4CB6 South Wothtnoton, ATO- jllo Shopping JS54031. READINGS Delivery-Warehouse H.S.-fNfat, aggmilve wilirpp work r. Promote os merlfed. Salary 1 omwnMie exp, Vflll consfder be Vance Emptoymen) Service 17 Borllerd Bldg: 373-3X54. ESS HARLAH, friirtiftfl, raodtnoi, personal haro- Wwl 11 (h.

17M715, DRAPERY JHSTALLATLON rod ond drapery fM ettjmalei. 332-0437 Mornings. LOSE UNWANTED POUNDS ax and llitm la fine of America's M. 0, (or Introductixy Coll 35S8.9S SIGNATURE LOANS. Borrow $20 KG, HDD on your ilonoture cr Local Loon Company.

Hi Eaii tti, 37M173, VMNTEO 1,000 UN) or vour lignalurc. Cl! people lo borrow our lignalurc. Cl! WO's FlrWKt, 208 3724369. HE DISABLED Vefwuri'i Slore IS SoutH Taylor uwbln furnt lijrt arvd oppllonces, Yotjr tjonallon re fax tfeducflble. 373-SJC1.

CULPTRESS BRAS I BAA throunr 13GG In ttocV, 40 Itirouih avail. blr. Thelma Buckley, SUMMER SALE. 'uced. Mary Kay 1 Klowt.

Tim. Polk. INSURANCE problems; Do rrvatfrlal damage. IS YOUR drEvtn license suipencfed? Coll Carter, Classified Ads Can Make You Money Call 376-5221 DRIVE THE BIG RIGS roctor-Tral ler driver a 1 1 or full time. Trafrt PRO- ESS 1 OH A TRUCK DRIVING 'RAINING.

A RYDER SCHOOL Cat Approved for vttirant TELEPHONE COLLECTOR uorocfee plus bonus, permanent I lent i Certifies alleclori 37frAEM, ANTED dependobte perls man, referobly wllh expfriefice Irt ulture or coflstnjrtlon parts, to run one men ports desxrttrienl. BOX VS-P? care of News on: lobe Times giving experience on ALES TRAINEE: Eoflerntfi con please national S5WO plus cwj benellti. Call Uw ne, 372-2371. 307 Vaughn ellira rvice. MANAGER TRAINEE, Immtdlat opening, ilorlivig UJO.

Mus bondable. Afinlv In person. Ili Amarllla Blvd. East. 'EAR ROUND lontl lorm jnch Tiond wanted 1 Gent Bradley Hereford.

MACHINE REPAIR ervtee Technician for our AmarlllQ oltict. Cn Efec- ronlcs and mechcnkal repair ol Visual Type machrne required. flint able ta work en your own. da oil lo Con Sfrlnaef nund Pholo Eourpmenl Company, ox 2553, Lubbock, Texas 79W8. AA real opportunity.

Salary open, DY- amlc personnel, 27ZS WaUlIn, 3S3- ROUTEWAK will terrific rotfuct, Dynomle Perwnml Servlci 725 Wolllln. 353-1M1. 530 ALE5MEK needed for cltv and olden ipreod. To S7W cornmls- 1on. Dynamic Perwnnel, 2725 Wolf- n.

3 U- 1241, CLEAN-UP AKD oVafl mdn. Mui and oood ences. Contact li nrf fobe Tim Asphalt Paving kxvp furnished, excellent salcrv exwniw. Must be u11 Kme emplovment polcnliol for ilohl man. Eauol OP- porlunlty Employer, BOK ami Globe Tlmci.

EXPERIENCED TIRE MECHANIC FOH URGE SOUTHWEST KANSAS Tire Dealership, Top Pay 1 Uniform! Iruurcnce ond croMt Stinrrno Prosram Send Resume lo CLINGAN TIRES, INC. Eoulh Konwi LIBERAL, KANSAS 67901 or Call 3TW7J-544') person nieeied by tcveral flnru, wfarv DOE, romlc Personnel Service, 2715 TRUCK DRIVERS pportunlty to wock as tor or driver in long hau operotfon, Stwdy work a grow ing lacol company. If Inlereted I 335-1 Wl. Equal ogportuilr 1 laytr. ACCOUHTAJJT fittdtsd lor caret position.

To 113X100. Dynamic Pers et Service, 2725 Wolfiln, 3SW261, Mullilith Oper. fitt pflnfer. Exp a muil. Appl frnrned.

15040. Vonca Employmen 917 Sarlicld Bldg. 373-MS4 APARTMENT MANAGERS: CowF Dependable, mature. 1300 plus (urn rihwl house, tall Jo Rwd, 307 Vougfv Bulldfng. Snelllfra an Snelllng Employjntnl Service.

VANTEQ over ISTAppi Conyoa Drive. a over American in. 221 HELP WANTED yAlll aperalon. Apply. In wn Feed.

Friend, Texo" SALES Chance to odyorKe. Se highly tolobla product, Eslablhro firm. Coll Alice Word, 7371, Vaughn Building. Snellfno Empfoymenl Service. MECHANIC iod medxinlc far IKO InutMra eompony, ood pay For QUO irlM applicant, OkseV mechonka or Therma-Kina experience prele red.

Call (804) 335-1W1. Etnwl oo- aorlunljv employer. COMBINE OPERATORS, lo li jgit afj. Rhone3M-4Ml. Chemical Salesman A 1004 worklna krvowlccfac of 1 duitrlal products.

Know orwnlc otx 'rwroonlc (o S1XCO Bor BUSINESS OP PC RTU N1 TY; pufalfc, working hun, (hi boil. MOO. con Alfa work 37M37I. 307 Vouatin Bulltflra, Sncl 8irf Snellha Employment Ser 'OUNG MAN la work on dttmcii wmp rlo. not ntceiwrv IB06J mtm MuIesAoe.

WHOPPERTUN1TY SS700 TO START If ort not stern don't appw Th wkelcd tw fo thin on his lett, adopt la changlno il grow wllh rhli too This li tht way la tip lo builntii Held. ywir privfau lo your future. Sorn 0 collno Sjrvlce SpcclnlliU Lid 530 Ptlrokum EXPERIENCED mMorcv nwcTwnlc two cycle inulni Hovt own. Isoli ond rHtrencti Good fvture tor nwn. Call Wanted.

Hate .10 Machine Oper. nkol elpful. EmpI 8IM. MMERCIAL COMM ROUTE SALES dir- In bviiVitit orrVi for grod la ncomc potentlol. Excellent pfoducl Coll SUE HILL.

Ltd PttrMwm BMto. J72-34U OUT SALES; No ixitritnct OMnfng for to Manager Trainee fringe bcrw 1. Immtd Plactment, mploynnnl Sffvlct. Borileld 1 OWNER-OPERATOR Wilton trottvtfi TrucH UriH, Ccr- MliMurl, li undtr marv Havi diipoMif of all com- pony power ond rtlloblo -OMrolVft coll (41)1 M-5W3 -INO) Will ORKING FARW machinery rerrxin. COM and AUIvChalnwi xperltfictd htlptul but not nectv IHERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTANT fltrt Accrual a Mlary to ftfd Yard, fnc.

Strotftxd, Tuoi TMfH. RUCK TIRE Chanwfj Experltn 1y, tlM a weth. Col ftetty, 3SV ACCOUNTANTS ACCOUNTANT, muUMfnt company tlMlSV AX RESEARCH, 1-2 yn. pd- ta bdcksrwnd UOO DA, ACCOUNTING, CPA tlrm i7M BA, ACCOUNTING, Lot. Food Co, Advance (ail! My.

4 ASSOCIATES, onsullanh, ISOS Amtrkan Hot 1. nk 374-SM1. XPERIENCED aapKance delivery and initalktr. PCY, itoody fob. and Snelllrvg Empioymen COORDINATOR Jeoree plus of idrtiinlslralive experience reaulrei atory vwr.

Call Serty, 3SS Employment Servtct SOS Watllln, Elevator Maintenance VIII train, mechanrrally Inclined pel wn Interfiled In Ayrl. tvw coree ob. 2 bedroom plus opo alarv. Vance EmPloymtrit Service Jl Boifrtld B1dg. a MECHANIC good basic experience jriailfural equlpmerrf you Service SDectaHiti Ltd Pirwnnel BI(Jp 372-34 AN WANTED tar form IrrlDat srk, with Call Clor Zabeli 733-M01, Grirrtr.

INDUSTRIAL talesman experience oas trtallna chemfca htiplu) but not rtaulred. Sctarv eornmlnfafl orrf A rtplln conf Identnl Send Box Y-91 and GTobe Hm W.HII fO WORK In ercln devoid permanent Pflone iox DlmmlH, TO rvn fawn mowtr ortd tfo entrol yard work en a port tlmt iQtfi, twve plckua and otic a work ScTyfdOyt. Call U5-I5rt. RAINEE for fnitt llrt wrvlci Ofk. Good starlTng Mlary.

1n. uranci, Mid voeaUon end many ouhlondlng company ntorrrt or Syodoy work. 41 liouri hli Is a good permanent for ellaWe sober man. AppJy In pwson nly to Mr. Cartwrlght al ICTft ond Tylef.

MANAGER (or truck stop mteded. Mus experience In (utxrvCifna proves 1 ond truck, (m dtole wenlno. Call 373-4331. COLLECTIONS rgent. Excwlenced colfcctor.

side work. Salary open. Coll Betty Frosler Empiovment Se vice, 2305 WolIIm. QUAL OPPORTUNITY Emp 9 rejltfsnt wwk, Good pcy end Iniurcnce. Call LuVe VorvJoail (SOS) 294-3J7S otter p.m.

WELDERS WANTED APPLY CITY MACHINE WELDING WORKS 14M 3rd man to (ravel. oprors amusement ride at olri. SemWrlvm, no drlnktri. 744 Vorlft Grand. IL.

MaroCrt lov. Tuesday, 9 li NWTH BUILDING MECHANIC XD trie nee in building molnlinonc ond ol mtthankal ient required. BOILER OPERATOR Must havi experience lo qualify. Apply Penonnel 3J50 VJesI 71 An Equal Opportunllv Employer STATION cnerxJant. Apply In pe ion.

Bill's Truck Stop. MO ard Po Tion Exit. Heat Mechanic Heat wrv repo echafirc for reildenffal imo commercial unlli. tkti fietd not Exp fnu Eslfmallnj exp. helofuF.

Vance Employment Service. Bo Bldg. 372-3456. CHEVROLET MECHANICS ol Don crow Chevrolet ire Lu bocfc, Texoi. Finest pay Plan lei irpl Guaranteed weekly salon, bcied on your loit yean (or clJi a weekly bonus, pieniy of wo In a moiitrn service deparlrnff Contact Holils Thorne, Service ffa oger or Bill Gelding AuTifcnt Sei lea Manager.

Call trtt on Vitrtti Line 80MW-4455. Ou side ol Texat coll In on lor Hoi I It or Bill. BlabriiTietf 1949 SHAW ASSOCIATES Emylovment Coniultanlt, TALL IN AMARILLO VJ-5SIT 1B05 American Hall Bonk Bldj. I Where Careers Begin INS. CL4IMS CUIWS ADJ.

Expr. rerrlfory SALES. Pasfl Noll. Fo Paid BOOKKEEPER, Small HOUM, Full CH MAHACEWEHT 3tyr, Begin SaEti Hljh OFFSET Eoulp Opr INDUSTRIAL SALES, 1 yn, colKgi ChemUlrv. Coll tlK prtrochtni Intfuslrv.

Pd 11M12M SELL FROM A VAN Indullrlol RADIO ADVERT IS orra Itwn Italian To HIM SELL TO DOCTORS, Net'l. Saret ewe FOOD SALES, rtall. Ctk, LI. trovel 4 COT coltof, twgtn Fn loin COLLECTOR FINANCE CO. Trolnw -ISO JR.

ACCOUNTANT, BBA 1700 JR. ACCOUNTANT, vn. Food Comoorty ITS TAX ACCOUNTANT I1MM PRINTING ElNlD, Otr. JWA1L CLERK tt P.R., AGRICULTURE, Al DWrt PuWk; SpnMng Mad MEAT CO. COST ACWnfont LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT, 3-) Yrt.

pd PLAN YOUR CAREER! WANTED am HlHmon. 'tuw or lurnltMd, XwHotlHtiw. Apply In pv- KX, IWW.tM. KONTKRFOKO Advertising Dept. fval ipMriunfV plMtlnt titianim.

If MO. Vona EmpCmxH Ill tttfWt BOOKKEEPER: ImmMMt KMv. Flvt 00, KMk. KM iKOllvirFOI. snpx cook.

Mly In "jiTifDi fmmtrt tnbow Colt, jts DEBIT-CREDIT know can I. thtn (till can youri. Fult thorpe with good odvonctmtnt ws Ail Call now tor RAM BROWN, Soviet SpKtollih Ltd PtruniKl JO JPttrolturrt Blitg. 372-MH for Farnlly Paid ypca- iMV.fkk'JMvt* frM hospital nation iaJory toMd upon txperl- REAL SaltilodtM, Wt troln, ALF GROWING, II conMnictlw, Box ExperLenced feed Operations Cashier st have lending txn owlrdoe cf corl-butlrxn a cl oppty w. prooreiilve bafiK In moll Texas parjiandle town, ill- flOO orta, fee reoo.

Vance Em- ovment etc. COLLEGE STUDENT ork for Fult time In mrrwr, part time In winter. Apply olrsitortal Fraducli 130 Ht SHIP RECEIVE- START rlng II, In ihlp It Inlet with varftd prMuc Irve reeds sharp perton who con iderifand. Good advance. SUE ervfce Speclolfsd Lid Personnel NO Petroleum Bids.

372-1434 TAnjONI: -Oratf Ur tm One Gal Show Work arcJiirettf, and radon. college help- ul. Good tvplrtp and Hpht iherthand pfvi dfda pfiww expier Ince. 5150. Empteymtfit 917 Dor.

372-Uii. ATTRACTIVE BAR mafd flpplwlffi? i pm. A15 North Flllmore. ERVICE -WORKERS tci" Mvrrcl Jobs, no nKtH Confidential reJary lor 1op execvtiye, Jmcrt, oble and attractive Ability ta kteo boss's personal balance. WJO.

Emplomitit fce, 917 Borlkltf 373-Mjtf (.) KEVPUNCH SJJMOO Illtle wMI cordi li your cuo a ovr clltnt vir 1 vr Apalv Plaint Melal an tooling Company, 27C7 ANTED married mon'wttN morv ement cblllrv (or InlttUon farm, nsollan iola- own. Box W. R. Co It re! I GOK Miode, Koniw, (31 i) BOOKKEEPER will love Ihe record far greet fin ELECTRICAL srde tales. Experienced In Ectricai eaulpmenl 1o builders.

hance far odva ricerrwnl 14,000 plus. all 3S5-S67f. Frailer Em- Joyment MO! ARBER wanted ot ante. Call SCHOOL or college fry cook, xperienced only. A Reitcur- nt, AmarllEa Blvd.

ond Taylor. pfrXfoJ line mKho, tfi Chrysler experience. Muil own twrid tooft. Good comrnliil ANTED txpcfltnctd Mfvlct Italian 'ant. Appry 6H Snamrock 3MO AVnarilia Blvd.

Edit, PelroKwri Bfdg, "jflJM RETAIL Lovt working with PUSMc? Be a mi Coll Liu Law, 372-2371. 307 KEYPUNCH: Benefjtil Grwl company, tltfdt flghl rwwl TODAYI Call Jp 377-2371. 307 Voughn Burins. Sndlkig 'no Employment Service. ied pojltton with o'd ona te-.

Muji goad exo on ifrkey, hrow tfie top row of thf typewriter, obre la make rficfslcru. Coll RAM BROirm. rSf SDKtoiritj Ud PirKtnncl Pdrdeym Bldg, LADY cnpotltLbt moMng Jock Hall. Motor, ond chllt rellwov El Pc- Wo RntaufBnt 323 Wnt IMh, RECEPTEONIST now. To -ESSOR: Know flbout Ltam.

ofid wrji morel Ann 371-7371, 507 'ouohn Rulldlng, Snelllno and Srelk np 5 ASCOSA Cull nttdt we! Service STotlon Afiend Top Mlory plvi eommlMlon TMiy In 3400 1-40 wett uswu Jusf the nlnte for the brlfe fhh Wh oood ryplrvj. Excellent Career opfjly for bright Downtown 5 (Joy. BETTS LAYNE. Speclsllifs Ltd PeiKnnet MO Petroleum Bid 372-WI4 SHEET metal mechanic years perOnco. SAop-mon preferred.

Co colled o. 5 day- Fridnv I5KI 255-7534 Albur inGLE COWBOYS needed to i Ponrtandlt roncti. Write Box Ajncrlllo EXPERIENCED Hal Workeri lor Inen plant. Cood hwn, 5 day opply Irt person. Amcrlllo Llnin 300 KarrUon.

LANT WORKERS and wiltfirj erted. Apoly perion, Son nd Gravel. Located miles north 1 Vega on HIprvA-oy RGENT lo H.JJ DRIVER xcellent opoty with jwt'l orpcnha on. Comm. Top fflnce pro- fom.

Good drMna recordj. Col SUE HILL row. iervlce Specioltjlj Ltd Perjc-fMUl S30 Perrofeurii Bldg No Pressure oeneral office work plui booX- fndvdfl of PSL. polled, Indlvlduer. OW-WOO.

Vanes Employment Sfrvkfl, BoftTerd ACCOUNTANTS AX ACCT, BBA In Acctng. Fed Stale S. loco! taxti lor mf Conolo. Excl juv UDITOR. D(fj.

Acdno. Sf vri exp in avJitirB. End to fctnelll TAFp ACCT, GPA. will Irafn. End epptv to sloff cl orogrcsslve CPA ffrm fo 1107V MGR.

Deo In aedng Work: (or Area rown sopen AX ACCT. Deg. Fn acctno. 1-3 loic exo. Exel eo.

io sic SST OFFICE WGR. Dfj Ac ctnp. fa Olrfce Myr la mir agri-buifneH- L(ve are town SOptr XCCT. DM. EKd opplv Irx rccen orod CPA liVm S3 Jit CCT.

Dcg. Join co's ottfne tfrnt, Exd polenirol. Local all or bv our olflce, Alt 1n wllf be kept In "SlrJrl Con- Wt will hoppy to dis- WWM poiinoni wilh you fn VANCE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE flarlleld Bid7. Salesman Wanted 10-A DIRECT SALtSMN VMNTED, a Uhtd. call REAL ESTATE SALES PlMsarrt condition Cofnmrwfonf Contort BTM All cofllldentkil, WANTED TB4II PRODUCT, GOOD PA1 fgERVIEH CALL MB.

CASK, Kelp Wanted, Female li "Vj O7i. Coll word, 3 7 Vowbn Build IM Snellln "tUIlM Emclayrtunl Strvlct. lyilXJLWI 01 TOY CO lori lo er. tlo cotlKtlrw No TO. toll OPERATOR int teminas.

NCrth 1 orxi bolS I3M. Dvrwmk Per- ECRETARIES Needed (or Iralnte execullve poslllon, to JSOO. Dv- omlc 371S Vi'oilirn. 353- A GEM TRACTIVE fllrl, 18 lt 35, lor ovtrn, ExDCrlerce uruiecttiary. lny'i Sap 3J? Vtttt tffh- E5TABLISKED SHAW ASSOCIATES.

Em Dtoymrnt Coniulbntt TALI IN AMARILLO! Wi Amerlcon tal'l Blifg. Where Careers Begin! Head me Office'' BKP OHIM BKAJcMiwr JSSB CALCULATOR MEDICAl. OFC. ftOR. Ditto- HSOua SECRETARV thallenolng loo 1400 LOAH CO.

SECRETARY, DICTAPilONE, iIp JR. STEHOATrolnee To S4SO CREDIT DEPT. Sfeno 'Jn aOOKKEEPER, Povrolli, Typlna 1535 BOOKKEEPER. 1-2 yn. collm occounllna INSURANCE KEYPUNCH S3 RECEPTIONIST-Typtit, Frltndly onone voice! $M5-ua EXECUTIVE'S Gd.

jecrtlorlol ikllli It, lo icrwn cllfnlj, hoqdle trove) orrnngemenls. keep wrsorwl PLA'N'YOUR" CAREER? 1 A rL 5 SEAUTICIAN WtEDED, Igkt a. NURSE ft Mtded iSogy- 3 I(I MAIDS. Molel j. Muli love WANTED: COMPANION for ldtrlv fldy In Anwlllo.

Lfchf no. Room, board and lalarv tore of Box Niwi arrf GlobJ rimei. MITRESSES WANTEO, Reslsuront. nimoatr. SECRETARIES io 1 Appfoxinwle pcv, ua AnoS In perjcn EXPERIEKCED COOK, uok tmd ta tfuem caWtrlo.

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