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may Jeopardize the existence of July 1851 33 SPRiNCflELD (Mo.) LUDLTPMS3 Hearings Due thousands of non-profit blood banks." "This proceeding stems. from an ill conceived conclusion by fit. the Federal Trade Commission that human blood is an 'article of commerce' and is subject to -1 all of the anti-trust laws. From a legal standpoint, this ig the same as equating blood and to mato juice." NEW LOCATION vision cuius LIS. V.

H. SOKMdS WHITE Drs. V. N. SOMMERS JOHN WHITE Optometrists announces the removal of their optometric practices from the Public Square to the VISION ClINiC, 316 St.

louis Sf. The VISION CLINIC is i Mock east cf th; fviUi Sqssfi. TU VISION CUC wiS a variety of optometric services, will specialize in the fitting of CONTACT IENS feature quick service on glasses some prescriptions taking just one day. DRS. SOMMERS WHITE invite ail their patients to visit them in their new location.

Hours 9 to Monday thru Saturday. Appointment appreciated but not necessary. Long Aiding Blood Banks WASHINGTON (TJPI) Sea. Edward V. tang, was named today to head Senate b-eommtttee hearings on blood banks.

Sen. Philip Hart, chairman of the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Sub-committee, said the hearings were scheduled for Aug. 2 and 3. Long said they will deal with "the critical legal problems facing the nation'i thousands of blood banks." Long is the author of a bill to exempt community non-profit blood banks from regulation by the Federal Trade Commission. Long said today that "for the past five or six years, a com SCHOOL FOR SITTERS GREENWOOD, Miss.

AP Keeping tabs on local children these days are graduates of TABS, the Teen Age Baby Sitters program which teaches boys as well as girls the fundamentals of child care. The free' course includes speakers from the nursing and medical profession, tips on grooming and hair care, basic nutrition for small children, a film series on babycare, a course in story telling and advice from the fire and police if i i i I AiMclt4 PreM Wlrrpbot NAMED Martin J. Hillenbrand, SI, of Youngstown, Ohio, wag named yesterday to be the first United States ambassador to Communist Hungary. Hillenbrand has been in the foreign service since 1939. plicated rroreeding has been crawling through the Federal Trade Commission and the fed Use News ond Leader Want Ads eral courts, which eventually -A1 pi CHEER PONTIFF Pope 'Paul VI waves to crowds outside the Church of St.

Anthony, in Istanbul, after celebrating mass today. MOW OKI The pontiff later left for i visit to Izmir and Ephesns. Visits dition, the Virgin Mary lived there for a time toward the end of her life. Pop Pope Paul, the first Roman ONE OF THE LARGEST 30 YEARS OF APPLIANCE KNOW-HOW Shrines Holy Catholic pontiff to visit Turkey By BENNET M. BOLTON IZMIR, Turkey (AP) Pope Kandilli Observatory in Istanbul reported it had recorded 100 in the past 21 hours.

GOLF TOURNEY TORONTO (UPI) The 1987 Carting World Championship will feature such big golfing names as Palmer, Nicklaus, Brewer and Boros. The $200,000 tourney, golf's richest purse, is scheduled for Sept. 1-4 at Toronto's new multi-million dollar Board of Trade Golf Club. The tourney offers $35,000 to the winner, and there will be a field of 155 pros. Paul VI turned today from the diplomatic and unity aspects of his trip to Turkey to visit early in 1,200 years, flew in a Turkish airliner from Istanbul on the Bosporus to Cigli, a North Atlantic Treaty Organization base just outside Izmir, a city of palm trees and occasional camels.

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