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Man Keeps Rodents Down Pants 2 Minutes 20-A TIIE TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday. January 30. 1972 Boardman Mulls Race For State Appeals Bench Willis said he began putting ferrets down his pants a year ago when his workmates dared him to do it. "I went home and got my ferret and did it in the company canteen," he said. "My wife doesn't like it at had to have three stitches in his hand when one of them bit him during a practice-run.

recently. "If it had been anything other than his finger I don't know what I would have done," said his wife, Judith. keep the ferrets from falling out. WILLIS, who keeps ferrets to ferret out rabbits from bur-rows near his home, said he Overdose Kills ADVERTISEMENT Wife Of Kennedy Aide PALM BEACH Rebecca Ryan, 30-year-old wife of an Free Listening Device Will Help You Enjoy Your Favorite Radio-TV Shows aide to the Kennedy family, died yesterday at Good Sa' maritaii Hospital in West BOARDMAN served as U.S. Attorney for nine years, first in the old southern district, and then transferred to the middle district when it was formed in 1962.

At that time he moved to Tampa. While living in Miami, he served as the school board attorney for Dade County for 10 years, general counsel for the city of North Miami for six years and as a night court traffic judge in Miami for two years. He is a native of New York City and a graduate of the University of Florida Law School. Presently, he is associated with the Tampa law firm Hawes, a former assistant Hillsborough state attorney and assistant Florida Attorney General, announced Nov. 11 he would seek the judgeship.

The second district tribunal hears appeals from courts in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk, Pasco, Hardee, Highlands, Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Henry, Lee, Citrus, Hernando, Lake and Sumter Counties. Another possible candidate for the judgeship, being talked in some political circles, is Polk Circuit Judge Wifliam Love. Love could, not be reached for comment. Can Any Democrat Palm Beach, the apparent vie By JIM HARTMAN Tribune Staff Writer Former U.S. Attorney Edward F.

Boardman has said he is "seriously considering" running for the Second District Court of Appeals in Lakeland. Boardman said, "Some of my friends, whose opinion I regard highly, have asked me to run." If Boardman runs it will apparently be for the Group judgeship now held by Chief Judge William C. Pierce of Tampa, who will retire at the end of 1972 because of the state's bar to the election of Judges who have reached the age of 70. tim of a drug overdose, au French News Media Strike Begins Tuesday c) New York Times News BerTlce PARIS A country-wide strike of news media has been called by the National Journalist Union for Tuesday in protest against actual or threatened job losses in several newspapers and the closing of one paper in Paris. Mounting financial diffi-cuties that have affected the French press in general, and Paris newspapers in particular, caused Paris-Jour, a tabloid, to discharge 22 persons out of a news staff of 78.

Eleven other employes were also fired. A sit-downstrike followed and the owner, Mrs. Cino Del Duca, decided to close the paper altogether. PREMIER JACQUES Cha-ban-Delmas intervened personally Friday and attempted to persuade Mrs. Del Duca to change her mind.

She was reported to have remained adamant. At France-Soir, the country's biggest circulation daily, a similar strike was avoided after the deficit-ridden paper discharged 36 reporters, three photo laboratory workers and seven other employes. The management agreed to set up a commission that will try to find other jobs for the affected people. Twenty-four newsmen left voluntarily. The only news service the country will get Tuesday are LONDON (UPI) -Some daredevils go over Niagara Falls in barrels.

Paul Wills puts ferrets down his trousers. Wills, 29, kept two of the vicious, sharp-toothed weasellike rodents down his pants for two minutes recently, claiming a world record for the feat. BRITAIN'S "Guinness Book of Records," which chronicles mankind's best endeavors in assorted fields, said Wills' record will appear in its 1973 edition providing no one else beats it before publication. Wills, a brawny textile machinist, dropped a pair of ferrets down his trousers before a crowd of customers and television cameras at the Basset Arms in his hometown of Cambourne, in England's southernmost county of Cornwall. i wife winced, other women in the audience gasped and giggled and the men shuddered as the frantic ferrets squirmed to get out.

After the feat, Wills wiped his brow with relief and said that during the two minutes, timed by a man with a stopwatch, the ferrets "bit through my trousers but not through anything else." Conforming to his own set of rules that no protective clothing be worn other than that which might be considered normal Wills was clad in underpants and loose-fitting trousers secured with twine to Just pick up the phone and call 251-1585, operator on duty 24 hours a day. Don't de? lay go to your telephone and call NOW. Can be seen at SONOTONE OF TAMPA, 2105 S. DALE MABRY, TAM-' PA, FLORIDA. It will cost you nothing to' have this tiny device sent to thorities said.

She was taken to the hospital from the family's winter retreat in Palm Beach. Palm Beach County Medical Examiner Dr. Hugh Dortch said death apparently was caused by an overdose of Darvon, an analgesic commonly prescribed to relieve pain. The woman was the wife of John Ryan, who works for the Kennedy family as overseer of the estate when Rose Kennedy is in residence during the winter months. An easy to wear hearing device is now being offered free of cost to those people with fading hearing by Sonotone of Tampa.

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On the state-run television and radio network, striking journalists are required to furnish a minimum of three programs, a stipulation that the national union denounced as a limitation on the right to strike. A raid on the Tampa home of Oswald and Martha Rodriguez turned up numbers writ- ten on paper and other items 'used in lottery, according to testimony in a bolita trial with 13 defendants. Hillsborough Deputy Harry Humphrey testified, with the jury absent, on a March 15, 1971 raid he served the search warrant on Rodriguez and asked if Rodriguez would "like to get the stuff for me" to pre- vent a search of the house. Humphrey said Rodriguez pointed out a closet with a "sack of papers with numbers on it and said "this is it." 'Later, the detective testified he showed Rodriguez a pad with a sum written on it and Rodriguez said it was "money but not for him." COURT OF Record Judge Walter N. Burnside ruled since Rodriguez had requested to see his attorney when advised of his constitutional rights his remarks could not 'be mentioned before the jury.

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