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The BISMARCK TRIBUNE Monday. November 25, 1974-Page 3 DENNIS THE MENACE Recount Counsel Chosen Now Appearing At mm CM I Young, Guy Gird for Test A STAR Nitely From 9 recounts across the country, including the one between Karl Rolvaag and Elmer Anderson in Minnesota in 1962-63. Moran said he plans to select six lawyers around the state who will be directly involved in the recount activities in the six judicial districts. Lanier said the Democrats have been getting some advice in their strategy from Thomas Downs of Lansing, who is considered an expert on the subject. He is an attorney who has participated in various The Presents CHUCK SUCHY Vocalist Guitar Monday, Tuesday Wednesday Eveningsof Each Week, 8 p.m.

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Richard Ista, the Democratic-NPL state chairman said there are plenty of chances for discovering large-bloc errors of between 100 to 200 votes that could readily alter the outcome. "Large-bloc errors have been uncovered in every recount that has been conducted in other states," he said. "The chances of error with paper ballots are greater especially during the late hours of counting when everyone in getting weary." He said the recount represents a monumental task and is the No. 1 priority project for the Democratic-NPL party. A William Guy Recount Center has been established in the recent Democratic headquarters at Fargo.

David Straus, one of Guy's volunteers, is organizing a battery of volunteers who will serve in the 53 counties during the events. In the meantime, Moran was in the process of gearing up to protect Young's interests in the recount. Parents Can See Child's School File By The Associated Press A new federal law requires schools to allow parents to see their children's records and prevents sending the information to persons not named in the law. Dr. Lowell L.

Jensen, assistant superintendent for instruction of the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction said Saturday. He said the law was a part of a bill for federal funding of educational programs, and schools and colleges may lose funding for failure to comply. "Specifically, the legislation states that parents have the right to inspect all files maintained on their children, including test data, teacher or counselor ratings, and reports concerning behavior patterns," Jensen said. "Schools must grant a parent's request for such review within 45 days of the request." He added parents may request a hearing to challenge the contents of the files and to insure the records are not inaccurate, misleading or otherwise inappropriate. "Parents should be aware that this new law does not provide a means for removing all data of a negative nature," he said.

"Rather the intent is to remove all data which is incorrect and misleading or which cannot be substantiated." He said the department hoped that school officials and parents will not use the law as a reason for destroying all student records. 603 KIRKWOOD PIAZA BISMARCK, N.D. left but they are so small they really do not show. Try different amounts of milk and water until the desried consistency is acquired. HELEN.

DEAR POLLY My husband thoroughly dislikes painting the exterior of our house. However, with our new plan the house has never looked nicer and he does not fuss as much about doing the painting. Only one side is painted each year and it always looks fresh and neat. ELLIE. DEAR POLLY With shortening prices sky rocketing (what isn't?) I save wherever I can.

When I have used the shortening in a can I save the tin. When ready to grease a pan I wad up a piece of waxed paper, rub around inside the can, grease the pan and then save the tin and paper until the next baking. No waste with shortening on it. Here is to saving. CAROLE.

DEAR READERS I set such a tin on a low flame or even the pilot light on the stove, melt what shortening clings to the can and then pour this into a small can that is kept in the refrigerator just for this leftover shortening use. POLLY. You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite home -making idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem. Write Polly in care of The Bismarck Tribune. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) 4 Guys p.m.

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25th thru NOV. 30th 24-HOUR SERVICE Boosting Winching BERG'S 24-HOUR TOWING 223-0830 443-4491 LOUNGE 2 ISLES 7 nights 258-3330 vs Horst Hoffman 264 Germany wc Baron Von Raschke Vi 265 Germany vs Boris Breznikoff 325 Moscow, ussia WRESTLERS BILLY THE KID 9 Pounds Waco, Texas vs SONNY BOY HAYES 4' 102 Pounds Montreal, Canada MISS THIS -rrnll of Billy Jack HELD OVER 3rd BIG WEEK Tht Trua ttory of man tiitad Hi tht wHdtfnttt and how itamt lo aurvhm 00 NOW The Crusher 254 Milwaukee Chris Taylor 450 Ames, Iowa Geoff Portz 250 England MIDGET COWBOY LANGE 98 Pounds Amarillo, Texas LITTLE LOUIE 104 Pounds Boston, Mass. DON'T FARGO (AP) North Dakota is heading for a recount in the U.S. Senate election and gradually the principal figures are taking their place for the historic encounter. Democrat William L.

Guy, the loser officially by only 177 votes, has chosed Fargo attorney P.W. Lanier to be his chief counsel. Lanier said the filling of the recount application will probably be Wednesday. The 10-day deadline set by state law is Friday. Incumbent Sen.

Milton R. Young, who is fighting to retain the position he has held for nearly 30 years, has picked Jamestown attorney Kenneth M. Moran to represent him. Both Lanier and Moran are lining up an array of advisers and assistants across the state who will help with the review of the 242,065 votes cast in the Nov. 5 general election in North Dakota.

They indicated the recount may not be a prolonged affair. "We hope and assume that the recount will be the end of it," Moran said. "And we're proceeding on that assumption." Lanier, himself a former Democratic opponent of Young, estimated the recounting of ballots would be accomplished within the 15 days permitted by law. "I doubt that it will be a prolonged affair," he said. "When you are counting only one election and dividing the work up among the six judicial districts, it will not take that much time.

I'm sure that the six presiding judges who will supervise the recount will assign work to all 19 district judges, probably having each judge take three counties or so." The state's 19 district judges were scheduled to meet at Bismarck Monday, and the group's president District Judge A.C. Baaken of Grand Forks said the judges probably would discuss the recount procedures. The Senate election results were in a state of flux from election eve until a full two weeks later when the state canvassing board officially declared Young the winner by a vote of 114,852 to 114,675. The 177-vote difference represents .07 of 1 per cent of the vote cast for the office. But the ballots that will get most of the scrutiny are those cast in polling places that used paper ballots instead of voting machines.

Ballots last in rural precincts represent about 65 per cent of the cast, and on these ballots Young leads Guy 76,870 to 73,472. The Republicans said that this phase of the recount will Link said, adding feed grains are unavailable in some areas of the state and young farmers are having trouble financing the cost of feed grains. "All actions which can bring feed and financing together are necessary," he said. Link said a land classification system, basing property taxes on use and productivity, is being discussed to aid beginning and limited income farmers. He also suggested more legislative funding for agricultural research and the establishment of a regional center to train veterinarians.

Link thanked the farm organization for its support of his stand on resource development, and urged continued support during the legislative session which opens Jan. 7. "The next session of North Dakota's Legislature will address itself to key environmental and protection legislation," he said. "Legislation which is necessary to deal with issues of land and agriculturalists are a Department of Natural Resources and a fair and adequate severance tax." by putting his chin on her table that she jumped up and smashed herself against a wall, injuring her neck, left shoulder and rib cage. She said she subsequently suffered mental anguish, with nightmares "of little monkeys crawling over me" which kept her awake; was plagued with repeated migraine headaches and lost 22 pounds had to sleep in traction in her one-bedroom apartment; and had to hire help one day a week to do the heavy housekeeping in the apartment.

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What is happening to our bread? It seems to me that modern bakers have "refined" bread beyond any semblance of what it should and used to be. I am really angry about this and find it almost impossible to believe there is any nutritional value left in it. Lately I find it is not baked to its full capacity as the slices are badly shaped and the yeast smell is so strong. I challenge the bakers to give us a less "refined" and a fully baked bread. MRS.

J.G.N., a burned-up housewife. DEAR POLLY I am a square dancer and starch my nylon net petticoats with one cup of Epsom salts added to a quart of water. This is perfect and might be just the answer for Joan who wants to add body to her nylon lace tablecloth. My greetings to Mim as I am with her concerning her Pet Peeve. I have been trying to find those nice old fashioned rough bath towels for years.

WINIPAT. DEAR POLLY and Joan who wants to add body to her nylon lace tablecloth A friend had this problem with her nylon ruffled curtains and read that powdered milk would do it. She has been using this for some time and likes it. Little bits of the dry milk are AreaTV KFYR-TV BISMARCK CHANNELS MON. Nov.

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