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The Des Moines Register from Des Moines, Iowa • 24

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ytfiilnimi Des Moines Reg'sterPgng 1 A Dec. 26, 1972 QUEEN ASKS IRISH PEACE III liT1S oust the British and unite Northern Ireland with the republic of Ireland to the south. Says Exchange Should 'Fund Money Course9 tf i i litis MA, ml Til i earlier this year, and one thai survived a court test. Leased Wire fo The chairman of the Now 7 ff All I 1i Jul mrl York Stock Exchange says the; Big Board should fund the do- ues Title velopraent of a six-month' course for seniors in hiii Insurance Firms BELFAST. NORTHERN IRE-! 0ne shot was fired at a wom" LAND (AP) A in her back yard at Stra" Christmas truce in.

Northern bane- south of Londonderry; Ireland drew to a close snots were fired at a Ro" Monday as Queen Elizabeth II man Calholic vigilante patrol in appealed to her subjects in the West Belfast- mi four shts troubled province for "brother-! were aimcd at a house in north hood, peace and good will." Belfast. No one was hurt in the The 72-hour halt in "offensive tnree attacks, the only ones reoperations" called by militants Ported to nightfall, of the Irish Republican Army Queen Elizabeth in her tradi-(IRA) ended with the prospect television broadcast to of a renewal of the slaughter nation and the corn-that has claimed at least 678 monwealth called on her sub- school to teach them somcthm about managing their money. A si price-fixing title msur-! nmeri at the James J. Needham said the suit course he had in mind would ance industry in California has cover total tinanciai planning." helping the student learn jects to pray for her people in Northern Ireland. She said: "May tolerance and understanding release the people from terror and put gladness in the place of fear." lives in the past three years.

The final day of the lull was marred by a few shooting incidents that seemed more like private attacks than the continuing battle to been tiled in Los Angeles County Superior Court in Pomona, fain. The civ il class action suit names four companies it claims' contioi more than 80 per cent of the California market: Title Insurance Trust Security Title Insurance Transamer-ica Title Insurance and First American Title Insurance Co. The suit also names 10 other title companies active in California. The complaint alleges that to allocate his future resources among such things as insurance, bank accounts, and stin and bonds. He said high school seniors "would be at the right age to absorb this material." and described such a course as "a real need in most of our school systems." Besides, he added, "The senior year in high school lor most students is a bust The idea for the course first occurred to him while he as a commissioner of the Securities i it.1 i 3 if' I'm WIREPHOTO (AP) Don't Lock up your Money for Japanese Religious Protest planes, in North Vietnam.

The jrmup carried a laigc cross decorated with antiwar slogans and sangr Christmas sonys. and Exchange Commission because of a lack of com-iSEC), Needham said. He rc- prtitio pricing, about 1.4 mil- A groi of the mas of Japanese Christians patlier in front in Tokyo Monday for a Chi'ist-rotost of iTcont bombings by war- 10-20 years. lion customers during the past called cases ne nad seen ot "doctors, lawvers and account- "our years nave Decn over four vcars have be on 1 YEAR TV Highlights (lill.T lU.Till, I'll Jill M.I 1 money in ill-advised financial charged about 20 per cent or an ventures. average of each.

The suit Needham said that the ex- fisks trrbl(, participating Mortoaq. (trlilkalti Earn cnange mignt pay tor ine initial million. stages of the project, then turn (Itiutd in imountt Hjrlmg at J500pjyin8S nnul intxeit, 9H on il 000, 10H on J1 500 or mwt) NETWORK MOVIES. "Gidget Gets Married" ilOHTi; starring Paul Lynde. A15C at "A Death of Innocence" iH)71i; starring Shelley Winters.

CBS at 8:30. AMERICA. The slates band together to form a union in 1776. NBC at 9. GILBERT BECAL'I).

The French equivalent of an American rock idol nuts on a one-man show with split screen, double and it over to a broader range of funding sources. On other topics, the exchange chairman: Fix It Up-Tear It Down Caesars World, plans to Radio FM (megacycles) 88.1 KDPS (FM), Des Momes; educational 90.1 W0I-FM, Ames; public, NPR; stereo 91.7 KSU! (FM), Iowa Cily; educational; stereo 97.3 Des Moines; stereo 100.3 WH0-FM, Des Moines 102.5 KRNT-TV, Des Moines; sleiCO 101 1 KLFM (FM), Ames; stereo 94.9 KFMG (FM), Des Moines; ABC-FM 93.3 KI0A (FM), Des Moines; stereo AM (standard kc) 640 W0I, Ames, public, NPR Man, 83, Will Climb No More ALAMO. CALIF. (AP) Kv-. cry Christmas for the past 23 years.

Giovanni Muzzini has climbed a pine tree in the hills 1 near this San Francisco Bay area suburb and strung it with colored lights. When he started, the tree was onlv 7 feet high. But it has grown to 55 feet. "It's not Muzzini said. "The higher I get, the better I feel.

I sing i sometimes." Said the exchange board of directors wants to do something invest about $5 per year on 4 YEAR First Morlgogti Iowa Rial (slatt paying t'i par month in ronova-j tr iplo exposures and collages of moving geometric objects. "concrete to aid the small in- ion of the Thunderbird Hotel in 11-KDIN. 12-KIIN at 10:30. Today's TV Log (S3500 md $7300 umtt tvnliblt) For luither inlormotion Phone or Wnic vestor, but that no definite ac-jLas Vegas. then tear it tion was likely before February.

i i down in about two vcars, i -He said the board would look particularly at the fees the Ft'rlma- chairman, told small investor pays and the annual meeting. research services he receives. llo said thp pans Proposed the federal govern- a new 2.000-room hotel on the Des Moines 8-KRNT (CBS) 2.00 Splenriored 910 WSUI, Iowa City; educational 2.30 Secret Storm But this year marked his last MfeO-KSO, Des Momes 3:00 Fam. Affair fnr thp anri 940-KIOA, Des Momes 3 30 Minister win ui; lul uunn una npiing. a nn i nrv 30 Semester 7.00 CBS News 7 30 Blast Club 00 Kanqaroo 9 00 M.

Bruhaker 9 30 Price, Rhjit 10 00 Gambit 10.30 Love of Life 11 00 Heart Is 1390 KCBC, Des Moines; Mutual 1150 KWKY, Des Moines 1340 KRNT, Des Moines, CBS 1040 WHO, Des Moines; NBC Des Moines 13-WHO (NBC) 7 00 Today 3 00 Sommrt 9 00 i nail Shore 3 30 Floppy 9:30 Concentration 4.00 M. Griffin 10.00 Sale of Cent. 5.30 NBC Ne 10 30 Had. Squares fe 00 News 11 00 Jeopardy 30 Make Deal 11.30 Who, What 7 00 Bonanza 12.00 News 8 00 Bold Ones 12 15 Cartoons 9 00 America 12 30 Mow 10 00 News 2 00 Another Vifi 10 30 Toni'jht 2 30 Peyton same site, but he thinks the Thunderbird can earn $2 million in pre-tax net income between now and the time it is to be demolished. 4 30 Perry Mason Muzzini IS years old.

5 30 CBS rJe.vs mcnt encourage investment by making brokerage commission fees tax deductible in the year a stock purchase is made. Said that in his opinion single ticker tape reporting simul 6 00 News 6 30 Tell Truth GLACIERS SHRINK ZUG, SWITZERLAND I AP) The Swiss Natural Science CUT ARMED FORCES OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CAN- Pcrlman said the company 11:30 Search, Tmw 7 00 Press Conf. 12.00 News 7.30 Hawaii 5-0 12 30 World Turns 8 30 CBS Movie 1 00 Guiding Lite 10 00 News 1 30 Edge, Niqht 10 30 CBS Movie taneously ine trading activity an $8-million. 300-room on all the nation's stock ex-; addition to its Caesars Palace changes will be a positive dc- Hotel, with construction sched-velopmcnt, but "not the great ued to begin within the next boon to mankind" which some i sjx months. Society said a study it made ADA (AP) Canada has re-shows the country's Alpine gla- duced its armed forces from ciers are shrinking because of: 90.000 men and women at the light snowfalls in recent win- beginning of 1971 to about ters.

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PLEASANT WEST BRANCH Mo.N.btl D.onN.b.l John Phone (515) 278 2125 Phone (319) 385 2987 Phone (319) 643 5696 people have made it out to be Argues that states and state. Charge Erdman Ames 5-WOI CABC) 7 30 Astro Boy 2 30 One Life 8 00 Underdoq 3 00 Flintstones 30 Magic W'dovv 3.30 Gilliqan 9.00 School Proq. 4 00 D. Boone 9.00 Consultation 5 00 Jeannie 10-30 Bewitched 5 30 ABC News 11:00 Password 6:00 Truth, Con. agencies "don't rcallv want to HQ be members of stock ex-: paui Erdman.

former chair-changes," even though a Con-, man and chief executive officer nnctipnt anpnrv rnrnntlv R-mL- t.du' 11.30 Split Second 630 UFO Des Moines 11-KDIN (Educ.) 4.00 Mr. Rogers 7:30 Bill Moyers 4.30 Sesame St. 8:00 Behind Lines 5:30 What's New 8:30 Blk. Journal 6 00 To be ann. 9 00 David Frost 6:30 Elec.

Co. 10:30 G. Becaud 7:00 Just Gen. uuugiu a aedi (ju iiic rnr rsasci. Dwiizeriaiiu, anu seven 12 00 News 7 30 ABC change, the states, he other employes have been for 1:00 Newlywed; 9:00 M.

Welby 1.30 Dating Game 10:00 News 2 00 Gen. Hosp. 10:30 Dimension 5 mally charged with fraud, for gery and related counts in con really would prefer a climate in which they could negotiate their brokerage fees and pay sepa- nection with the hank's $53.4 than $11 billion in his first Or call or write: R. Wayne Everett Associates, Inc. and lowo lictni.d, Bondtd SrottrDtal.r Mtmber S.I C.

1 nft c. I. I 1 rAtMA lately for executions of trade niillion loss uncovered two and for research. years ago. I The Dasel town prosecutor Diamond said the riffht men were like term.

Scott, asked about proposed legislation that would give Congress a veto over any im ioju jioie oiresT, Dsnenaorr, lowa 0f 11, rnone tJ 1 vj Jjy-040 1 Machines ly to face trial next summer. Thp Rasel hank elnsed in Israel's diamond industry 970 was subsidijirv of may lift its embargo on exports; Upied Callfornia Bank. Uk An- Israeli-designed diamond BACKS NIXON HOLDING FUNDS By H. Aut.11 19 '2 Lcs Armeies T.mes WASHINGTON. DC.

Sen-ale Minority Leader Hugh Scott Pa. i supports President Nixon's impounding of money appropriated by Congress, and quest ions whether Congress or even the Supreme Court can compel him to stop it. gcles. Calif. Erdman was released last vcar on SlOO.nni) poundment, said, "I haven't seen it.

But I would find it difficult to see how the Congress could take away from the President a constitutional power of impoundment if he has it." As to the constitutionality of impoundment, Scott said: processing machines, said to have given the Israelis a big cpus .72 'T think it is constitutional. goes back to Thomas Jefferson. bail. Tell Mudslides in British Columbia VANCOUVER. BRITISH CO-Ll'MBIA.

CANADA 1AP1 It was a brown Christmas for many residents here as record rainfall along the British Columbia coast resulted in numer-0 mudslides and flooded roads. The Vancouver weather mneii til 'in 1 inclioc but you know the law is what "I think the President has to the Supreme Court says it is." have seme last ditch to protect Scott said he would favor th Srntt tlle QUCStioIl ITSolVed b.V the Sunreme Court, and (hut saul. "Someone has to stand tilt 1 I UOiUCIit 'IL11 till between the dollar and the Con- decision. But he said the Presi- gross. Since the Congress will dent wouldn't necessarily have of ram had fallen in a 12-hour advantage on the highly competitive world gem market, diamond officials say.

Israel's Diamond Exchange may be forced into the move: after an Israeli manufacturer outside the restricting power of the Exchange allegedly copied the secret design, apparently with the aim of exporting the machines to Israel's competitors. The Israelis have jealously guarded the design since the machines went into operation last year. But the officials said an independent manufacturer of machinery and spare parts was able to duplicate the design. Designed at the Tcchnion. Israel's Institute of Technology in Haifa, the machine polishes the run of the diamond and rounds the stor.e into a perfect circle at the center.

It said to be the must advanced of its kind in the world. neriod endinc Mondav after- responsiuiy, soiueoouy "There are certain instances noon. 'las Wot t0 the rap." where the President cannot be forced by the courts to do things," Scott said. "There is a residual power in the presidency which arises in the bal-ance-of-power system and I'm Scott thus put himself at odds with his Senate opposite 11 Majority Leader Mike Mansfield Mont. I.

who has criticized impoundment and termed it illegal. Last week. Mansfield advo Claus Reports a Christmas Burglary ST. CLAIR SHORES. MICH, AP 1 Police admitted they were skeptical when they received a Christmas Eve burglary report from a man who said his name was Claus.

But 79-year-old Jules Claus's 'story was saying it's far better that the court decide this matter and that the President accept's the decision, but I'm also cated that Congress fieht all court's tin. u- tn tin. Simrnmi Cmirt saving that there are con stitutional situations where the if necessarv. to force an end to true: his suburban Detroit nome ana the have received imnoundment. President is not bound to obey a court's ruling." ,1, I1.1U oeeil UU1 yidl lifll whir- nr "ll requests Iron.

Beleiun mam as VlSlling relatives. iiiijuuiiuiihih i.i nm inn. Most presidents at one time or FORCED TO FLEE another have frozen and rc- 1.0 ANGELES. CALIF, fused to spend money appro- AP' Residents of six houses priated by Congress. Rut Mr.

and six small apartment build- Nixon's critics contend he has ir.es were left homeless Monday pursued the practice more than 1'nitcd Mates nnd other world jtetr. centfrs. Ail requct have been turned down to keep the advantage at home, the official'- said. Diamonds are Israels iatgest foreign currency artier, with exports expected to reach near- DES MOINES What lies ahead? Robert Mickle City Planning Dir. morning in the Westwood area any other president vv 11 strnnf vvinris fnnnen r- 1..

.1,., na 1- vvniie precise neuics aic names irom roonop 10 roonop. vrar. unav ailable, it is estimated that Mr. Nixon has impounded more authorities said. Fire officials said damage was $232,600.

liaiiiu'l Oiiit'kl' DIMENSION Firm Cancels Light Whiskey Brown Forman Distillers which spent more than $4 million to advertise and promote Frost 8-80, has announced the demise of the light whisky. on Paul Rhoadcs' PEOPLE'S PRESS CONFERENCE The company said it is canceling all orders and shipments. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Tonight Saving The Ledges Hostess: Betty Lou Varnum 10:30 P.M. 'Bill complete countdown of thr Ton inn a move in keeping with the distillery's traditional policy of promoting new products heavily but killing them when they fail to produce a profit. A spokesman attributed the decision to insufficient sales.

The two-year-old brand was the predecessor of several dozen so-called "light whiskies'' introduced in recent months by distillers throughout the nation. Bro-wn Forman classified Frost as a "white" whisky rather than a "light whisky, a distinction that allowed the brand to be introduced before i'lifiht" whiskies became legal Dsn record hits of 1972 interviews with the hitmakers comments on the trends, news and happenings exclusively on KIOA 4 pm New Year's Eve thru 12-midnight New Year's Day. KRNT PES MOINES SIMULCAST ON KRNT RADIO 135 I "How's thi- ounl': Mr-. ink I'xOlil-i ChrilniHTiirke Ifll- OVITsTV I fc- i. Hi iHi 1 I II.

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