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Wednesday, November 26. Board Okays Regulations For Airport. A. thick stack of papers covering everything from taxing instructions to bomb threats -is for the Denton City Council for consideration. The stack contains rules and regulations for the Demon Municipal Airport and they were approved Tuesday by the Airport Advisory Board.

Most of the regulations, according to, Airport Manager Jim Horn, are in effect or in ordinance form already. -But, if approved, they will serve as rules of operation available to anyone visiting the airport. Horn drew up the regulations after visiting several airports considered "model," and adapted part to local conditions. The board, after several revisions, made formal The'next stop is the. council.

The board took no action on notice of a proposed private-use airport in Justin, but "did discuss another airport which may be in the municipal airport's control areas. I PageiA First U.N. Speech UPlTelephoto Entertainer-Pearl Bailey, the newest member of the U.S. delegation to the United Nations, makes her first speech at the world body Tuesday. Miss.

Bailey crossed words with sharp-tongued Cuban' Ambassador Ricardo Alarcon Qiiesado about Puerto Rico. The Cuban diplomat suggested that her speech would have been more convincing if she had sung it. Police Unit Observing Crime Prevention Week Births Flow GOODWIN, Mr. and'Mrs. Joseph, 112 Vinsonville Lane, Denton, 'KENNEDY, Mr.

and Mrs. David, Box 281, Muenster, girl, Tuesday, 1 and Mrs. C. Mark, 3909 N. Haltom Road, Hatyom City, girl, Tuesday.

SNYDER, Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 2800 Fort Worth Drive No. 1, Denton, boy, Tuesday. Fire Calls 10:02 a.m.

Tuesday, 2400 E. University, grass fire. 4:20 a.m., Wednesday, 1720 W. University, Bill Utter Ford, heating unit. Today In History By The Associated Press TODAY IS WEDNESDAY.

Nov. 26, the 330th day of 1975 There-are 35 days left in the year. TODAY'S HIGHLIGHT in history: On this date in 1940, the half million Jews in Warsaw Poland were forced by the Nazis to live within a walled ghetto. ON THIS DATE: In 1764, the Jesuit religious order was suppressed in France. In 1857, the first Australian parliament opened in Melbourne.

In 1925, Germany ratified the Locarno Treaty, pledging to guarantee the French frontier. In 1949, India adopted a constitution as a federal republic within the British Commonwealth. In 1970, a Bolivian disguised as a priest tried to kill Pope Paul VI, in the Philippine capital of Manila, but the Pope escaped injury. In 194, i9 crewmen of the Norwegian tanker, Stolt Dagali, were killed when the ship was cut in two in a collision with the Israeli cruise" ship, Shalom, off New Jersey. TEN VEARi AGO: It was disclosed that priceless manuscripts and art objects had been stolen from the Vatican Museum by a thief or thieves who scaled walls and broke into a window, FIVE YEARS AGO: U.S.

troops in South Vietnam passed Thanksgiving day without any combat deaths. ONE YEAR AGO: Mexico broke diplomatic ties with Chile! TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Television commentator Eric bevareid is 63. Actor and singer Robert Goulet is 42 Artist George Segal is 51. THOUGHT FOR TODAY; To find out a girl's faults, praise" her to her girl friends Benjamin Franklin, 1706-1790. BICENTENNIAL FOOTNOTE: Two hundred years ago today, the British general, William Howe, recommended to London that his troops winter in Boston, saying an enormous number of ships would be needed for an evacuation.

FOSTER'S Western Wear Try Our Personalized-Name Belts Billfolds For A Christmas Gift idea. FOSTER'S Western Wear And Saddle Shop I-35N Krum Exit Denton, Texas The Denton Police Department has created its own "think tank" to attack what it considers its most pressing problem the rising crime rate. The state-funded Crime Prevention Unit formally will kick off its efforts next week during "Crime Prevention Week." Mayor Tom Jester, in conjunction with the Denton Optimists Clubs, has proclaimed next week as a time during which citizens should become involved with the Denton Police Departments's new attack on the crime problem. The Crime Prevention Unit, staffed by three veteran officers, actually has been at work for more than a month, speaking to civic groups and other organizations on various methods of fighting crime. The three officers.

Lt. T. E. Uland, Det. Dwight Crawford and Det.

Henry Hodge. completed a two-week school at the Southwest Texas State University School of Crime Prevention in preparation for their new jobs. The unit will be offering a special presentation on armed robberies for businessmen at 3 p.m. Friday in the council chambers at City Hall. According to Crawford, the unit will present methods to businessmen on how' to prevent 'robberies during the upcoming holiday season and'also how to aid police in investigation if a'robbery occurs.

Although presentation is intended fo? convenience'store operators and clerks, all interested persons are invited. Crawford said. The unit also will speak to civic groups and schools daily next week. Grand Jury Returns FM Takes Seven Indictments The Denton County Grand Jury returned seven indictments Tuesday, two of them against persons for drug- related offenses. James Leroy Pickens, 57, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Regina Ann Alberts, 25, of Fairlawn, were indicted for delivery of the controlled substance, ephedrine.

Denton Police Sgt. Jim Wilson arrested the pair Oct. 30 at a Denton truck stop after the pair allegedly sold him the illegal drugs. Also indicted Tuesday were Alvin Barnard, 20, and Deanna Barnard, 18, both of Lewisville, for possession of amphetamines. Lewisville police raided the Barnard residence Oct.

6, allegedly finding the illegal drugs at the apartment. The county-district attorney's office also reported these indictments returned in Judge W. C. Boyd's 16th Dist. Court Tuesday: --Stephen Lee Johnson, 20, of Denton, indicted for burglary of a vehicle in connection with an alleged Nov.

2 theft of a tape deck from a parked car. --James Earl McCarty, 28, of Denton, indicted for DWI, subsequent offense. --Robert Michael Sykes, 33, of Glen Burnie, indicted for DWI, subsequent offense. --James Michael Stover, indicted for DWI, subsequent offense. --Clyde Donald Lambert, 34, of Lewisville, indicted for subsequent offense.

Water Issue To Lawyers The Town of Flower Mound filed a suit in 158th District Court Monday asking Judge Bob Scofield to decide what obligations Flower Mound Municipal Utility District No. 1 (FM- MUD) has to provide water to the town. According to the suit. FMMUD agreed to sell the town water in contracts signed in 1973 and -1975, but the district "has refused and still refuses to provide such services, although it is capable of doing so and has a sufficient supply of water to provide such water service." The suit also asks Scofield to determine if the town has the right to determine the location of additional delivery points for the water WHAT IS THE KEY THAT UNLOCKS NOTHING, BUT OPENS MANY DOORS? Denton Savings tells you on Sunday, November 30. VALUES HUNflN HARDWARi Handy Man Centers Prices Good thru Tuesday December 2,1975 Hunting Vest WD-40 Hunting Vest 089 Folding Camp Chair 549 Wood Camp Stool Coteman Lantern 15 49 Mohawk Shells Call Cookware PraStyter Hair Dryer Burfor Discount on Most Film Processing.