The High Point Enterprise from High Point, North Carolina • Page 57

Florida land Fraud Charged WEST PALM BEA'CH, Fla. (AP) Prosecutors say charges against four real estate industry officials and three firms represent the opening round in a legal battle against an alleged billion land fraud scheme in Florida. State Atty;" David Bludworth said the 125 charges filed by: his office Friday, including. fraud, grand larceny, sale; of unregistered securities and sale of securities by: unregistered salesmen, are the first to result from a state Anne Hearst Guilty BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) The sister of fugitive newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, Anne Randolph Hearst, has been placed on four months' probation after admitting she owned 12 amphetamine tablets found in a companion's sock.

She could be cleared of the drug-possession charge if she serves her probation satisfactorily, Judge John T. Curtin of U.S. District Court said Friday. Anne Hearst, 19, and Donald R. Moffett, 21, of Denver, were arrested March 4 as they drove from Canada into the United States.

House And Garden Aphids Hamper Trees'Health Many disease and insect problems are now appearing in the Piedmont area on shrubs and 'trees as well as on vegetable plants. One problem on crabapple and apple trees is the woolly apple aphid. This insect infests roots, branches, and twigs of trees. The aboveground colonies of aphids attack the more tender growing twigs, water sprouts and the calloused tissue in cankers, and scars. Underground colonies attack Toots and the base of the tree trunk.

Conspicuous rounded or galls develop on the roots as a result of wooly apple aphid infestation. The roots are often so badly deformed that trees are stunted and growth may be stopped in extreme cases. Apple and crabapple trees of ages and most varieties "are susceptible to attack; trees, especially stock, are the most injured. Over-wintering eggs of the -woolly apple aphid are found on American Elm. The eggs hatch early in the spring before the buds on elms open.

In North Carolina the migration of winged aphids from elm to apple begins the latter part April and extends through May. Aphids then feed and reproduce during the summer as aerial root colonies on apple and. crabapple trees. In the fall, a winged aphid generation emerges and migrates to elms. Root the woolly apple aphid may survive the winter on apple trees and remain active in spite of chemicals used to control the colonies.

Most North Carolina apple orchards. are' infested with these aphids. Any one. setting new.apple or.crabappie trees should make sure the trees are not infected or show evidence (galls) of previous infestations. The best time to control aerial colonies of this aphid is during the period of migration from elm to apple which may occur during the period from late April to late May.

The aerial colonies of this insect may be killed by a thorough spraying at high pressure with malathion. The Weather Flash Flood Watch A flash flood watch continues in effect for the Piedmont area today and tonight with an 80 per cent chance of rain. Occasional showers and thundershowers are expected through tonight with rainfall locally heavy at times. Sunday is expected to be partly cloudy with a 40 per cent chance of rain. Forecast NORTH Flash flood watch in effect west portion today and tonight.

Scattered showers and thundershowers mainly west portion through tonight with rainfall locally heavy at times west. Showers becoming widely scattered Sunday especially west. Highs today and Sunday in 80s except 70s mountains. Lows tonight low 70s coast to around 60 mountains. SOUTH CAROLINA: Becoming mostly cloudy with thundershowers today.

Highs in the 80s. Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers tonight and Sunday. Lows tonight mostly in the 60s. Highs Sunday mostly in the low to mid 80s. The overnight low temperature was recorded at 69 degrees.

Expected highs today and Sunday are expected to be in the low 80s, with lows tonight in the middle to upper 60s. The extended outlook Monday through Wednesday calls for widely scattered showers and thundershowers and temperatures in the mid-70s to low 80s. TEMPERATURES By The Associated Press 24 Hours Ending 8 A.M. EOT STATION Asheville, cldy Augusta, cldy Charleston, cldy Charlotte, cldy Columbia, cldy Greensboro, cldy cldy Raleigh, cldy Savannah, cldy Wilmington, rain 80 64 87 66 89 70 8468 PR .06 .30 .09 .10 86 70 1.41 84 69 .04 84 70 .02 81 66 .97 89 70 1.10 86 73 .16 3-DAY FORECAST NORTH CAROLINA: Extended outlook Monday through Wednesday Scattered showers and thundershowers each day. Highs middle 70s to middle 80s.

Lows in the 60s. NON-DENOMINATIONAL EASTERN HILIS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Located on Deep River Road, in the northeast section of High N.C. Bible Study Hour 10:00 Morning Worship 11:00 Evening Worship Hour 7:00 J. Donald Sams, Pastor Gall 883-0641 "A Place Where People Are loved And Jesus Is Exalted" PLAN NOW TO ATTEND VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL P.M. £5MS of 56 development State officials have said the 56 firms are suspected of bilking between 30,000 and 80,000 investors of as much as- $1 billion by peddling phony first mortgages.

Investigators in Tallahassee said they believe the 2609 Corp. a Fort Lauderdale-based. land development firm, sold as much as $1.1 million in securities in Palm Beach County alone. There were no estimates immediately available for its total sales statewide. The comptroller's office in Tallahassee identified those charged Friday as: A.

Coller of Coral Gables, president of 2609 Corp. The charges involve the alleged sale by the firm of lots in the Green Swamp area of Polk County in Central Florida. The firm and broker allegedly used what were said to be first mortgages on home sites to secure corporate notes which then were sold to investors, the comptroller's office said. Coller was charged with five counts of selling securities without registering as a dealer. -Lane Hartwtll of Stuart, president of Hartwell and Associates of North Palm Beach and Jacksonville.

Hartwell's firm, the charges allege, marketed the securities. He is charged with five.counts of selling securities without registering as a dealer, selling unregistered securities, fraud and grand larceny Swan and David Edstrom, both of Fort Lauderdale and associated with SEI, a master mortgage broker for securities in 2609 and similar development firms. Swan and Edstrom each were charged with five counts of selling unregistered securities, fraud and grand larceny. The three firms SEI, Hartwell and Associates, and 2609 Corp. were charged'- BIG ENOUGH? John F.

Kennedy Space Center's Vertical Assembly Building is a structure so large that four United Nations Buildings could pass through its 456-foot doors. S. Viets May Get College Aid COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) The South Carolina Senate has approved a bill appropriating $38,000 to help 10 South Vietnamese naval officers complete their education at the University of South Carolina. The Vietnamese were studying engineering at the Columbia campus when their country fell to the Communists.

Their expenses were being paid by the Saigon government. Sen. Arnold Goodstein, a. Vietnam veteran and sponsor of the bill, said before Friday's vote that the Vietnamese should not be abandoned in a strange country with no place to go. During the Revolutionary War more than 100 bathes were fought in New Jersey, one of the 13 original colonies; High Point Enterprise', Saturday, May 31,1975 SA UAW More Jobless Benefits DETROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers (UAW) union, charing that 39,000 Chrysler workers lost their jobs partly due to the import of cars built in Canada, has asked the federal government to grant the workers extra jobless benefits.

The UAW said Friday the workers, most of them on layoff since last November, are eligible for special unemployment benefits under assistance provisions of the Trade Act of 1974. Meanwhile, Chrysler said Friday it is extending $200 price rebates on its compact cars and light vans through June. The firm, whose sales remain down more than 30 per cent from a year ago despite a revived rebate plan in May, said $200 rebates will be New River Act May Block Dam WASHINGTON (AP) Legislation placing 26 miles of the New River in North Carolina's scenic river system has improved chances for blocking, construction of a hydroelectric project on the deliberations today. Jury Deciding Verdict In SLA Murder Trial By BOB EGELKO Associated Press Writer SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) A jury heavily loaded with government dependents is trying to unscramble a maze of revolutionary plots and decide if two Sym- bionese Liberation Army members are guilty of murder.

The case of avowed SLA "soldiers" Russell Little and Joseph Remiro was handed Friday to a Superior Court jury of eight men and four women whose selection began two months ago. The jury was expected to resume its river, a West Virginia congressman says. "The North Carolina-approved legislation now goes to the Secretary of the Interior for approval of wild and scenic river protection for the upper New River as part of the National Wild and Scenic River system," said Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W. Va.

Wisconsin Six jurors depend on some level of govern- for income from their own job, their spouse's job or their pension. Little and Remiro are charged with murder in the Nov. 6, 1973 cyanide-bullet killing of Oakland school Supt. Marcus Foster and attempted murder in the shooting of his top aide, Robert Blackburn. Without an eyewitness who could place the defendants at the scene, the prosecution led Answer to Previous Puzzle jurors through a tangled web of SLA history, plots, threats and hideouts to try to prove a conspiracy case.

Under California law, Little and Remiro could be convicted of murder if the jury agrees with the prosecution's contention that they took part in a plot to kill Foster. "It is not necessary for proof of guilt of a defendant that he committed the overt act," Superior Court Judge Elvin Sheeny told the jury Friday. He also said that membership in the SLA was not proof of conspiracy or guilt. Little, 25, a University of Florida philosophy graduate, and Remiro, 28, a Vietnam veteran and former antiwar organizer, are two of the five known surviving members the SLA. The others are William and Emily Harris and newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst, who was kidnaped by the SLA but later said she had joined the group.

All three are fugivitives. Six other SLA members were killed last May in a Shootout with Los Angeles police. ACROSS 1 Wisconsin forest animal Ursine animal of Wisconsin 9 This state once was part of France 12 Mystery "writer's first name 13 Concerning (Latin) 14 Girl's name 15 This state 17 Male child 18 Looks for 19 Fancied 21 Wisconsin animal 23 Sesame 24 Manuscripts (ab.) 27 Sea eagles 29 Expired 32 Be present at 34 honorable 36 Harangue 37 Leeway 38 Part of a Latin phrase 39 Midday 41 Coterie" 42 Low haunt 44 Herb 46 Takes by force 49 Obliterate 53 Whole amount 54 Adjustment 56 Golf mound 57 Sora 58 Implement 59 Sigmoid curve 60 Heating device 61 Equine's foodstuff DOWN 1 Morning moisture (pi.) 2 Great Lake 3 Otherwise 4 Heeds 5 Container of a sort 6 Navy man 7 Dry Jacoby on Play Not Bad If It Works Bridge 8 Catch in another net 9 Young birds 10 Cry of bacchanals 11 Baton 16 Belgian seaport 20 Helper 22 Shakespearean forest 24 Ship officer 25 Mix 26 Bestrides 28 South Pacific islands 30 Feminine nickname 31 Car damage 33 Devoured 35 Crib 40 Organic bone basis 43 Mother-of- pearl 45 Muse of lyric poetry 46 Woman's nickname 47 Islands (Fr.) 48 Map 50 Wild ox of Celebes 51 Highlander 52 Congers 55 Winglike part By Oswald James Jacoby South bid his hand with all the delicacy of a Sherman tank rumbling through open country. Fortunately for his peace of mind his play was delicate and successful. If West had opened a trump, nothing would have saved South's slam, but no one can really blame West for getting off to the king of diamonds lead.

East dropped the four and South false- carded with the six, but West did not fall for it and shifted to a trump. South won, cashed his aces of spades and diamonds, ruffed a diamond and led dum- 'my's queen of spades. East was smart enough not to cover and South discarded his three of clubs. The jack of spades came next and again East held back his king. South huddled and finally ruffed.

Then he ran off all his trumps. The last trump 'squeezed poor West who had to throw away his jack of clubs in order to retain a high diamond. South led his queen of clubs, dropped West's king, covered with his ace in the dummy and picked up the last trick with his 10 of clubs. South's line of play wasn't. the best, since it required finding both the king and jack of clubs in the West hand.

But nothing succeeds like success and it was the one that worked. NORTH 31 A J10 6 4 V82 EAST AK9832 A 10 7 2 WEST A75 V753 10 9 4854 4.965 SOOTH (D) AA A 10 9 North-South vulnerable West North East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead WILLIAMS'FLOWERS -QUAUTY FLOWERS PROFESSIONAL 20 1 2 ENGLISH RD. 2 CALL H2-4161 3 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) REVIVAL JUNE2-8 7:30 Nightly Allendale Baptist Church 936 Springfield Road SPEAKERS: JUNE 2-4 Rev. Bill Metters from Spartanburg, S.C. June 5-7 Rev.

Dan Collins from Pilot N.C. Special Sing Each Night June 8: HOMECOMING AND DINNER vQn The Ground Everybrie Welcome Come And Bringj A Friend! Rev. Bob Metiers, Pastor "I wot glod whtn thty Mid unto mt, 'lit us go into heuM of the lordl'" Ptalrrit 122:1 IMI-S ATTEND HOME COMING SERVICES SUNDAY HEAR REV. ELWOOD FAIRCLOTH PREACH SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. WORSHIP lliOO A.M.

DINNER ON THE GROUND 12:15 P.M. GOSPEL SINGING 1:15 P.M. FEATURING: VALLEY HIGH SINGERS JAMES AND DEE EWARDS CLIFF AND CAROLYN MOTLEY FAMILY GOSPEL SINGERS GARRELL STREET BAPTIST CHURCH CORNER OARRElt ST. PIAYGROUND RD. "WHERE EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY" SERVING ARCHDAlE, HIGH POINT AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

NO NIGHT SERVICES WELCOME! granted to purchasers of compact Darts and Valiants, the Dodge Sportsman or Tradesman vans and the Plymouth Voyager. The vehicle must be in stock to qualify for.the discount. In other auto industry developments Friday: Soviet Union 1 said it plans to enter the U.S. car 1 market next year with several hundred units of an imported version of its Lada a small car based on the Italian Fiat. UAW says it fill fight any effort by the USSR to price the Lada below domestic models.

FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH 1915 North Centennial Ave. "Serving The Whole Family" Phones: CHURCH 882-1117 DAY CARE 886-7081 NURSING HOME 886-5051 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:40 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP Sermon Topic: "Imprisoned, But With God? By Rev. J.A.

Grout, Sr (Genesis 39:20 21) 6 P.M. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP Message By Dr. Clyde A. Parker, Sr. 7:00 P.M.

WEDNESDAY MIDWEEK SERVICE ISKV You are invited to attend services at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Hour 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 6:00 p.m. Evening Vespers WEDNESDAY p.m. Family Supper Worship For Other Activities Schedules Call The Church Office 883-0178.

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POLLUTION HURTS ALL OF US. GET INVOLVED NOW. In many American communities today, the land is good again. Because enough people cared. But all around us are reminders that we still have far to go.

You can help by becoming a community volunteer. With as little or as much time as you have to give. We'd like to send you the name of the Keep America Beautiful group nearest you. Find out what they're doing and how you can help. Write: Keep America Beautiful, 99 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10016 People start pollution.

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