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0 the Journal Times, Monday, News Five awarded master's degrees in Brief Five Racine students have received master's degrees after completing their work at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. They are: Clarence Allen; 1000 Delamre, counseling and guidance; Kathryn Derrick, 1122 Echo Circle, communicative disorders; Jon Hammes, 2303 Ashland business; Sharon Koenings, 5132 Ruby, educational administration; David Tabet, 1116 S. Main geology. I- (' 1 I Elks Youth Band 2nd The Racine Elks Youth Band placed second among 32 bands over the weekend in the Grape and Wine Festival Parade viewed by some 500,000 persons at St. Catherine's, Ontario.

The band, which was presented a Canadian flag, also made sight-seeing trips to Niagara-on-the-Lake and Niagara Falls. The Police Candidate plans to meet with Ford Leonard Smith, Republican opposing Democrat Les Aspin in the 1st Congressional District, announced he is scheduled to meet in Washington, D.C. today with President Ford and also with Republican Party leaders. Smith, of Whitewater, said he is flying to Washington today for a White House briefing by the President and administration officials on inflation and other issues. He said he also plans to meet with GOP officials to discuss strategy for his congressional campaign in the 1st District.

Racine man named by Freemasons George John Hoffmann, 6010 Braun Road, has been named a Knight of the York Cross of Honour. This honorary degree is the highest on the York Rite of Freemasonry. About 400 of the over four and a quarter million Freemasons qualify for the honor this year. City gets attorney program grant A $20,455 state grant, administered by the Wisconsin Council on Criminal Justice, has been awarded the City of Racine to continue its Police Department in-house attorney program for a second year. A similar grant a year ago resulted in the hiring of attorney Al Berndt to provide legal advice for the department, liaison with other legal agencies, investigation of civil suits against officers and recognition of judicial clarifications on police procedures.

Park program for 9th graders Recreation activities sponsored by the Racine Parks and Recreation Department at Washington Junior High School, a new location this year, will be limited to 9th graders. It had been announced earlier that 10th graders would be allowed to participate. The Monday and Wednesday schedule calls for elementary through 7th grade from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and 8th and 9th graders from 8 to 9:30 p.m. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiui Beat MISCELLANEOUS Two males reportedly passed a counterfeit bill at Mary's Restaurant, 2011 Taylor Sunday.

Police said a one dollar bill had the four corners removed and replaced with corners from a $20 bill. BURGLARIZED De Rose's Bar, 2835 Wisconsin Sturtevant, of $1,200 in change that was in a bank bag Saturday night. WHICH SCENE ARE YOU GOING TO THIS OR THIS Sen. Nelson asks Petri if hefs really serious Remember wien? Journal Times Photo by R.N. D'Acquisto Visions of white-coated waiters bustling down swaying aisles were conjoured up Sunday as Beverly Birk, left, of Berman, showed off railroad dining car memorabilia to Mrs.

Kenneth Simonsen of 1303 Chatham St. The occasion was a Tri-County Model Railroad Gub exhibit at Memorial Hall, an event 1 described by the organization's vice president, James MacRae of 2324 Taylor as sort of a "flea market" where model and prototype railroad items were offered for sale or swap. It started as an annual event last spring but the response was so good the club decided to hold a fall gathering also. Sunday there were 65 exhibits and about 300 visitors. ARRESTED Two juveniles, 14 and 17, and charged with strong armed robbery of Dale Antes, 17, 1115 Lewis at Carroll's Hamburger Restaurant, 5000 Washington Saturday night.

A 14-year-old Racine youth, charged with strong armed robbery. The youth reportedly took bicycles away from two other youths on Sept. 3. Petri had said in making the suggestion that some might consider it outrageous. "But is it more outrageous than the spectacle of Sen.

Nelson condemning the role of money on the one hand, then turning around and spending five times as much as his opponent on the other?" he asked. BILL WORRIERS? Creditors calling for late payments? We can help!) Try OUR budget service plan. Call 637-8581 Credit Wise, Inc. 523 Main Room 204 (W rt not a finaiKt company) tion would be given consideration, but he thought the pooling proposal might have been made in jest. "People contributed to Nelson's campaign because they believe in his programs and his priciples," Barbash said.

"Pooling the money could be considered a violation of their desires." A hi I 'I- Three children die in blaze If you really want the world's finest dance instruction come to Arthur Murray's! Here's a sure cure for tension and boredom! Dance after your very first removed the children, who were pronounced dead at i Beloit hospital. Town of Beloit Fire Chief Oliver Davis said the blaze started in a couch and said it was ap mum Classroom Course Starts Tomorrow REGISTER NOW! Phone 633-2068 i-Drivincrv "0 September 30, 1974 3A Kaone, wis. PD grant approved MADISON, Wis. (AP-Law enforcement grants totaling more than $569,000 for 20 Wisconsin projects were announced today by Gov. Patrick J.

Lucey. The federal funds are to provide for law enforcement training, police equipment, legal assistance and other forms of law enforcement Major grants included $36,667 for a metropolitan La Crosse youth service bureau, $54,433 to Milwaukee Legal Services, for a Latin criminal defense project, $36,110 to Portage County for a public defender program, $20,000 to the Wisconsin Rapids police department for a management study, $20,445 to the Racine police department for legal assistance to the department, $155,218 to the Dane County sheriffs department for security services modernization, $19,830 to the New Berlin police department to complete communications renovation, $20,200 to the Eau Claire police department for legal advice to police officers, and $10,554 to the Waukesha police department to complate a communications renovation project INTRODUCTORY FALL SPECIAL! $15 (Reg. Value) 5 Pri vol lessons Group Predict Sessions (For New Adult Students Only) OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 31, 1974 WHILE THEY LAST! Oiten Weekdays 9 lo 9 Saturday 9 to 5 :30 Sunday 12 lo 5 FJ lesson! Enter a new world of fun and friends all year long! Keep your body and mind alert and youngt MMCflltU OMCC ITUOI0 41 3 6th Racine Ope Moo. thro Fri. 1 p.m.

Satorday I pjn. CALL 632-4417 MILWAUKEE (AP) The field director for Democratic U.S. Sen. Gaylord Nelson's reelection campaign, Mark Bar-bash, today questioned whether Republican senatorial nominee Thomas Petri's proposal that the two candidates pool their finances resources was made seriously. Petri noted during the weekend that Nelson has raised about five times the amount of campaign funds that he has, and suggested that the two divide equally the total amount of money they both have available.

The GOP nominee said the Democratic incumbent last year had damned the role of money in politics as "unscrupulous, arrogant amd overbearing" and suggested that Nelson "put his money where his mouth is" by following the pooling suggestion. Barbash said the Nelson campaign staff had not received a written proposal from Petri and so was not sure exactly what the Republican candidate proposing. He said any sugges 221 SIXTH ST -n- Gas station refund' ordered ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) Customer refunds of about $91,000 from 29 Rockford service stations have been ordered by the Federal Energy Administration. "There was no attempt to cheat the public," said FEA compliance officer Walter Witek.

He said the overcharging since last November occurred because of dealer misunderstanding about federal price guidelines. Witek said additional refunds may be ordered when audits are completed on other Rockford stations. The FEA said an audit found the 29 stations involved in the refund order overcharged for five to eight blends of gasoline sold at varying prices. It ordered them to roll back prices an average 4.6 cents a gallon until the $91,000 had been refunded to customers. Gasoline now sells from 49.9 cents to 58.9 cents in Rockford.

Sale! Regular $9.99 Sears dfc BELOIT, Wis. (AP) Three Janesville children were killed Sunday night in a fire at the home of their grandparents in the town of Beloit They were identified as Patrick Dabson, his brother Duane, 3, and their 2 month old sister, Anne. Officials said their mother, Mrs. Charles Dabson, was awakened by smoke and ran across the street to call for help. Firemen entered the home and Oil price plans are in works WASHINGTON (AP) Federal Energy Administrator John C.

Sawhill says the United States has no short-term policy to stop rising world oil prices, but is working on a long-range plan. A blueprint will be announced soon of the long-term Project Independence "to develop a secure, stable supply of energy at reasonable prices," Sawhill said. But over the short run, the United States must assume that oil producers will be able to manage their own supplies and "materially affect world prices," he added. He also said that if oil producing nations are able to retain their pricing power through 1980, "they will be able to accumulate a petrodollar surplus, just from the sale of crude oil, of several hundred billion dollars." Investments of oil profits in industrialized nations will earn even more for the oil producers, he said. parently caused by careless use of smoking materials.

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