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1 17. Rapid City Journal I Sawrcei hottonal Wiuthtf Strvict Montana Dakota Utilities C. The VJeailior DIory cut cf niothr'iifcn venr July HI from Dateline; ap The world wire service Forecasts SOUTH DAKOTA: I 1 ltirouwr Lewi i 45. war If rl I': tii1' 44 ii. WYOMING: i-s Fire kills 30 Trasn satisfactory Avi MGNTANA ImiH; Cf fid I'- n-i ii 1 tr- -y rt cl Ii-jf n.sl:y (AP), KANSAS CITY (API For- "r'ire swept Ui'rougn a of mi-r President Harry S.

told Jljrixir M.mt.d iiu. man remains in tai early V.odne-d.iv, condition at Mi-dical of U-i male patient i (enter, where he h.pila:i.i In hut liv IIXKHV Net ti the heat, the kets will go to the heuAi MIAMI L'lJACII Fla (AP) mot in this bare- The people who attend the back, hu die sinp ol nature I The tickets were printed in Democratic National Con- fone-overboard is "security." secret lace, unncr guard. They vent ion next week will be mt ide (Yippies, Uh are now stored, under mitled by people, not machines, pies and Zippies) and security The (lav's color will be chosc The Democrats hope that Im- idelewtes, challensers. just be! ore dbtnbutnm mans can do what, electronic newsmen and enr'ers i. doing paM the gatekeepers gatekeepers couldn't.

On of the Secret PahS through metal In Chicago four years ago it Servicethe convention hall will sml.ers such as those ainior Is was go or mi-go according umie' go a military-type in- Ut'e 10 di'tcct hijackeis. Biiet-the capricious whims of a ma- spection for po.s.-.ilile 'bombs be- be J'W'rclied. chine that fUhed green or red cinnmg at mwlnight Stim'av It Lilernal security for the huge and mavbe not at all. A plastic will not be reopened until Men- convention center complex was card held by the user aided the dav afternoon. Put.

on, bld flrms aP" machine in its decision. Some- "Tlie wnem relies on people it hv an nr aun. 1 cDoiine! -l rain, which has it got toaieu oy an or- knowing v.hats in says 'ilh SUL.h dinary oil company credit card. Wcslev Pomerov the man in cM'tntiKe witn ten t.gnt-but nio.t oiten by its transistor al 0 a i i i de Prded even as he Super ininrtls 01 anun) Republican The re-u'l was oeorile who For I'art''s Sc' National Convention. St in wKn In-'hle the hall will be bomb People who didn't when they whu he hiadi' has 1,0 wo squads and plainclothes police, should; and a lot of people who 10r, a ear.

on 10 ma, of the would-be candi-. flashed redder than the ma-1 to.r w.ho dates have Secret Service pro- chines ll)uld fl narder jr; lection. Somewhere in the com- This time, the Democrats ttl(tee 110 cln l- plex is a command center I have gone back to the old-fash- Only Chairman Lawrence where representatives of vari-ioned admission ticket, num-O'Brien and others of similar. ous security segments will bered and color-coded, with se- rank have passes for all ses-: coordinate actions should there crel and invisible markings to sions. Each day, just before the be trouble inside, outside or thwart would-be counterfeiters, convention opens, the day's both.

in a FIVE OA fORECAiT: h.i lo pvliy i'ft i A 4 lf nr tlfjf'- lit lit t- I p.jf':. F'-i-iy i inn're cttif'e. H.yrj Lowi rf rescued tors say is a 'lower 1 s'a! seven of the men, hut one died totinal aijnent. later. The other six suflered jio-pital officials report the minor injuries.

mtv ear-old Truman has town NATIONAL WEATHER: Precipitation area from the Webt half of New Mexico to Nevada. Showers from the Gulf Cuast noitheastward to Virginia. Readings to 7:00 a.m. (High, Low, Precipitation) For the record One ot tae paiiews a If, years old and the rest were by and wa.i Ins ttje, Around The Black Hills AIRPORT TCMPERATURE5 ri (Jrtte 93 yt rtf Icoav Nin'Ml ttnS flf-' Loi'st rfvr fig ow-f r'ttghf L.oe-,t r-i -Hj vir n'jO it ti Odte 19i5 Njf rrml lo IMS Gale J4 3 74 67 7 A roof iif t-vfl f. 62 f-ir Stilton Sptdrfisn described as middle-aged, iuo 4 died in their beds, but the main doors were to have been A spokesman said Truman's unlocked at the time of the physician, Dr.

Wallace Gra-i blaze, ham, has given no indication when the former president 'might be discharged from the Slids k.l's 61 KOCHI. Japan (AP) Tor-' Truman, admitted Sunday, rental rains set oft a landslide has taken several wa.ks in the South Dakota points FFAOING IN S. YtSlkkOAy Bly'He. 42 117 Arflen Huron 44 44 39 71 73 70 70 P-ciistown Pfire 'i Adttrtown LOWEiT READING IN S. A-r, Pill, smashed at least hi which II Around the nation locomotive pi a homes and sw mm .43 una nuns and two railway coaches ui.o a ravine in southern Japan Vsrd- HCHlCSTaXC PiSXl DOWNTOWN UNOFFICIAL HOURLY RIAOINOS SINCE PM.

YESTERDAY .01 .10 59 .54 53 Bcguo dismisses suit against Rosebud officers i i From MDU' Recording Thermomfetr .45 .48 1(1 -J nesday. Police said 61 persons T.mi:!!1: offer 't i yj 3 () 49 4 -Jfi 5 7uO-i4 1 7 fit 4 'ri 5 fA 4,1 I ut Roundup 10 00- 11 CO-70 00-71 9 -41 II bS VI irt-il l.oo-i Louisville. car 73 ciciudy 69 fyiffpotiib, ciir 80 i--i'h. clear 86 City 74 V'iwrtuk, clear 67 Mplv-St. Paul, clMr 71 Orleani, citr 97 -a VorK, rain 79 phiiadetpnia, rain 79 Pnoenix, cloudy 114 Pi'isDuron, rain 73 Ricniiwnd, ram 83 St.

Lou'5, cloudy 74 Sin Lsk. City, cidy. 90 Sn Dii-oo. cl'ar 75 and volunteers was dirking into U.S. District Judge Andrew Beetle has dismissed a suit: 70 60 38 44 41 4A 60 41 4 Tr .02 .15 1.50 .14 seen Thursday 60 52 61 83 54 X5 45 68 62 41 81 55 55 Si 57 64 54 61 47 50 73 49 64 Tr .12 the mud and rock wmcJi cascaded down a mountain slope.

cloudy 11 clou-Oy ft2 Arii.ii'irage. ceaf 71 A'latitfl. cloudy B'rimnihrtin, rsin 3 BAnidftK, ciOuOy Ti cloudy 95 Bmlon, ciOud 77 70 ClMd'OH Chfyntt 5A ChiCHrK), CA- 63 CirKirwutt, c'r 70 Denver, ciir 59 Dfi MoifV5, clOL-dy A Dututh, or.t rt9 Fnrt wnrtn. cloudy GrfMn Buy, clsai 69 H'lfp clfar 77 Honolulu, cloi'dy R5 Hrustnn, tloudy 97 Jrk clfur 95 Littl Rnck, cier 81 Los Armeies, cifdf 87 AIRPORT PRECIPITATION haur lo II Am. 0 I Tl ft-.

i month lo 11 A.m SI The slide struck an isolated! LEAD (AP) Union work- Smt Franci'-co, cidy, 62 JAn I to II A tffly J-r 1 lo tun our? Ifll yeir 11 95 Norrnl Jfin I In ffijj nl July 11 04 (or mnnm ot July 91 vilUi pe in a mountainous area 0rs at the Homcstake Mining 13 m.les from Koclii. Co. cold mine at Lead, have National Railways said voted to strike if all other meth- 'against four officers of the Rose-1 BELLE FOURCHE Al- Glendive, each $H4 and bud Sioux tribe. 'though attendance was down $1 16.37; Claude Wilson, Mayer, Monday, opening day of the 5Urd The action was brought in annual' Black Hills Roundup at: Bull riding-Dallas Chartier, May by Robert Burnetlc. a tn- Belle Fourchc, it was described Binkclmarr, 7.

$182 bal member, who contended vcry g0()tl tJuiv Fourth whLn Myrtis Dightman, Crockett, that President Webster Two first g0.rouiljs were completed lift, Ronnie Ros-HawK. Vice President Adam in mast r0(i(0 CVcnls. sen, Brnadus, Mont, 64, Bordeau, Treasurer Emil Red-, Cnip whitaker, a former Uni- Delane Nixon, Alzada, 51), $45.73. iiish and Secretary Leo Cornier Af inif.rrniir.-i 87 87 70 81 5-oux City SrKnie, clar Trtmpfl, clear Wasriinytort rain THE SUN 77 70 71 67 65 .33 .04 IffW ods of achieving their demands fail. i The 9ti: 19 vote of members of Sunns tcniorrnw 5:16 only a conductor and a maintenance man were aboard the in vprvicp hiid been Around the world RELATIVE HUMIDITY TO 7 A.M.

8' C-r' Cfnl 4 A m. Lovii 45 pfr cent at 4 p.m. Mi5Cow, partly cloudy AA (U (u; "'V u.mi, cloudy halted because' o( the heavy Local 7044, Lmted Rtcelworkers Tl of America, Al-L-CIO. followed 3 57 Bprlm. h-wr London, cloudy saigun, piiv cloudy 79 ncu me puy.Lia uitu r(Kje0 from Okemah.

11.8 seconds lice. North Platte, was leading more Whitaker, North Platte I JUV i'fii -vi VIIC yti iijr luaci oner. ITie offer include a Ve perSOnS tion in work hours and a payl Fisci tipologizes, man loo rodeo contestants lor 13.7, Jack Witcher, all-around honors as he placed Miles City, 15.1, first in steer wrestling and sec- Sam McDowell, Bridger, ond in calf rqiin-g. 1 16.4, $58.96. Bill Larsen, Alzada, steer wrestlirvg-Whilakor The suit was filed in U.S.

District court in Rapid City. The suit contained 12 of what Burnette called particular irregularities. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, (AP) raise. But union officials said Wyvmiuy Negotialiors in a comraci.it was rcjecieo oecause 11 sun JftnJ. another former collegiate cham- North Platte, 13.6, Wal- rtii.t,n!f between Nortliwesi Air- caiieo lor some employes to mnfeh dole uncerfGin ta koj a.rnA pion at Black Hills State Cot- ly Overfelt, Dakota City, lines and Us l.tiuO striking pilots work four lOhour days and re- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS resume Wednesday on a note of moved the bonus workers re-' Five persons died on Wyom- anH was leading in saddle 1 11.2, John Koincan, Gor- The strike has kept ceive for the amount of gold ing highways over the holiday REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Spassky told The Associated jnt a "receiver for all ri(lin8 a une go-round diMi, 15.8, Gib ress Wednesday afternoon he i r.r,,ntr.t0 event as he scored 66 points Llovd, Broadus.

27.8. $47.53. Press Wednesday afternoon he most Northwest planes out ot they mine. weekend, hiking Uic 1S72 trafnc Bobby Fischer apologized Wed- tho air for cays. Union Linus Warn- fatality count to compared nesday for delaying the start of, still did not know whether iu on the Beuttner Brothers' Dcs-i Girls' barrel racina: First co Federal mediator Harry pier said the company promised with 81 through the fourth of his $300,000 chess match with match would begin Thursday.

tt permitted to ccnt' five-lime world champion Ida Lee Johnson, Belle Fourche, prog- to make an alternate proposal Julv one year ago. 'world champion Boris Spassky.He said there would be an anv UIKis not properly, saddle bronc. i 19.7 seconds, $36; Magcie Ayer, prog- lo an alternate ptoposai ouiv one do. world champion lions bpasskyiiie said there would be an any funds not properly Bickford reported some The approximately three-mile Beulah, 20.5, $27; J.ane re-s after an 8' 2-hour session vy inuisoay. V- 1 "ussia.

nouncemem Dy ine Russian aeie- receipted for or dispersed. rn.M Tue-driy night. Although He said no walkout would lake ye lanley totUe. lrcn' The American, whose dispute gation later. in rlisf'HSS Until next Week if at Ctall.

Invor nri7 mnnov fnrre-l "Wo gw enrrv IVio u-nrll' lir Tk w.vv- M.v "Vm will oe no striKC. zers to nostnone the world chamn onshin was delaved I CmMlttlHll afrrf1! win oe HwHoit! said there was prog- an. "mere troi said Co died when the --r-------r- vwjui.iiji-ii uvuvwiu chammonshm round, said he Fischer ano nev heean "Mv long western parade which was Geigle, Gillette, 21, $18; alao to wind the streets of Belle RoAnne Berry, Wall, and Kay Fourchc Wednesday morning in-! Humphrey, Okreek, tied, 21.1 eluded the largest number of and $1.50 each. Second go ever in addition to four'garet Longcor, Okreek, 18.8, colorful bands, five riding clubs Johnson, 18.9, $27; Ayer, and a variety of olher entries. 119.1, $18; Sue Crago, Belle ress" and he Ls "now more op- until all other efforts have been timistic" of a settlement.

exhausted," he said. on ehw-Vv 24 had the greatest respect for! problems were not with HMMe Warnn or said the union wou control on L-S highway a30 nn oe JiiivJImaC whom I Spassky respect as a. i i ti ii rv ao a man aiii no oi iJuaMiy probaby file charges of un-i-u mm e- n. Tip nalrn said hp car ro P'ayer. man and admire as a player." LEAD Dr.

A. M. Semoncs, resigns Only injury of the first twoi tourchc, and Rhonda Burgh- iduor ui acuevs DKaiiiai uic 'comnanv for what he said were I0Ur times, tossing 0010 untie1 imp ii, uicauincu in--; medical director ot riomesiane: days was to Doug Wilson, Sid- duff, Camp Crook, tied, 19.4 PARIS AP) Jacques uia- to close the mine down kv Ma F.inve wcsi-7or Fisher. won 7 I L. "7' cb" who was ated and; each for ban-Delmas, premier since whue negotiations were under-'" nair dent of the Internationa Chess There were uneoofh-mod p1I I TJ released at the local hospital Amateur bronc riding: First Robert (ports the Russians wanted Fis-! jIZZ ZlT n5 oTS 19, has resigned, tiyee rai-way ace announced Wednesday.

in.m'ri r.nrl IV rt 14 l.nni.in i Vi 4 1 rt. -f IM III I1H fifl II 111 J'l, i niu iiuituii4V.u ui IL AOS tiui wmnu nvttivi, 'UlLdLlUIl Ui llUapUdlS, lllLclU, Placings in tho first go-rounds tollo, Piedmont, 30, $15; Bud No reason was immediately Springs. this would be suiiicient to over-jOi uie iusi game. Band concert in the standard Rodeo Cowboy Ihmaker, Crawford, 20, $30. Association events and for two Second go Ducky Harris, Rap- given.

The recent survey was made Other weekend traffic victims come Russian oojections to: After holding out for morej were Danny Franklin Gaskill, starting the match. money and getting it, the Avnlp Wn in ntVior utiivc- I if! fitv 1 fiilin- P.nrl TT-jmoL-nr A brief communitiue said President Georges Pompidou received Chaban-Delmas alter tonight in rn n'-ru rr voaucui tame io.national organization. Surveys) Bareback-Tom Miller 47, $45; J. Hamaker, 44, Baker, of Powell, Thomas Las- Spassky said he would consider, Iceland for the postponed open-; 65 int $87-20 sid Savage Everett Sweesy, Sturgis ka, 20. of Durham, N.

and star ing play only if Fischer, ing match Tuesday. Bu lulu 't Motrnr. anH Tim 4ii John Robert Bartle, 21, of Mc paid the penalty for his behav-' Spassky walked out of the noon i tonpthna fjj nr i Bi rii-cL-inr. in AciA one was in 190. The inspectors a Cabinet meeting and mat Chaban-Delmas offered the res- I Prj innation.

which aL-o included, "-5" 'mnvo ftrct Kr.5 Tricr.hr., investigated the physical other members of the not present. He had sent his i studied procedures and tech- fQfCS aifCrHOV niniios mlprvipwpn and checked I niques, interviewed and checked Sunshine coming to Black Hills The Rapid Cily Municipal rnnpert in Wilson a Roman Catholic second, employes, then reported their Recognition of employes' work in flood planned priest. Officials announced a new 48-hour postponement of the opener, originally scheduled for last Chaban-Delmas. 57, became Rushmore Road and St. premier June 20, 19W), after tnejAncreW) will begin at 7:30 this election of Tompiduu as presi- evening.

dent. I The varied program, an nounced by Director Jack findings to the national organi-'SQl'S CflV rtJISG zation. I The commission commended iinr Anctif ntiAti'tl Sunshine! The weatherman said the Black Hills are going to be bathed in sunshine and warm Barnett an-ia portion of Sioux Park nearibunday' J1 hoPcd both Play Mavor Don Homestake's melical staff for maintaining hospital standards Knowles is as follows: Jazz feslival air. The Star Spangled Banner," 'nounced at the regular council Bennett-Clarkson Hospital. The 'J ould ready to meet on HOT SPRINGS Fall River and for their effort to improve Expect a little warmer weath- I rmniiv Key; "Trumpet Tune" (Sum- nueuns wnoay ne win noiu purpose is 10 pc-rmu -uie uuis States' Aity." Roland vfw YORK (AP) Earthy, mess conference to announce ine home to apply for funds Fischer arrived in Reykjavik paueni care.

vj.uoiiaii aviruw lijc uutilli I I A U.CVU,: TU- commissioners and Mrs. lu ue twl aiI ln Ule raggeciy uixieianu muiu i' Barnum and Bailey's Favor some ioim ui it-ao mc uuuuin. uui i-on; 'iiiuii aemones sam, we are must 0f nings. ried its thousands of listeners itp march Kin to city employes who was reported the home does not Chess redeiation had rejected pleased, of course, to once -again Edith Gamet coun, ditor on ferryboat crtu.es back the kymmkmemsu an outstanding jobplar, to start repaii, until the demand or 30 per cent of receive this approval. ithe proposed, elective bounty Chance ls of precipitation near 0.

ficers salary increase, which was I to come after a London in- led. nf the live her numbers ot me 'cencv period that followed. nine-day Newport Jazz Fes'ivalur' w. rwl The mavor made his an-1 Accepted a quit claim deed vestment banker doubled the Police Blotter to become effective July 1, is unconstitutional. Any action on Aj-JtwiiiiiCjJjllsl the part of the board of com-! (From Page 1) here.

Ann West as soloist in "Sum-'nouncement after Alderman Al Mount Calvary Cemetery purse which he and The three "Jazz on the Hiv- mertime;" "The Golden Ear suggested the city nuh.iY1?' An Aberdeen woman com Amf.rif.un took leStlVa-i(PaA llnWol" Cn Minimi. CI 1 so ail home a ions for ulc vouiwiiv xmum aim a excursions er check for $4,000 which was resting from 'nea 1.usaa5r tnf arly stolen from her i i 1 1. 1 1- ii'K nil" in hi w.iiiiri i goers up the Hudson on Hebrides Suite" arranged byctty employes, including the Z'A was purse. 1 haH noon aft a nar-krvt of the Slaten Island Ferry line.Grundman; Briccialdi's The council felt, how-But for many caught up in Ue Carnival of Venice" featuring ever, this was an administra- 1 it U'UC mllrf. T) .1 .,1 tVi, cemetery payments.

eo vuia at tne edge ot town1 when Spassky counterattacked Car' missioners to approve any pay increase would be null and void, he ruled. Grosshans quoted Article 12, section 3, of the South Dakota constitution, which prohibits the legislature from increasing the salary of any public official during his term of office. Approved a retund ot coin extended that freedom to all men, and Theodore Roosevelt fought for our rights against incursions of monopoly and political spoils," McCaw said. "Sculptor Gutzon Borglum was an intensely patriotic citizen. He -felt that the accomplishments of Americans during the early days of our history Tnyuilll on n', LXI KIT as I UC SO SI.

ummw uici ti Anini ru-orhnaf run r. for honor license fees to United, tlie holdout department. ine then was reported by Mre Riphurrl Alnmc Tlio niivia jave a tn 7 oi "01 ici-ufa Innmnrafinn ThP firm had naid The 35-year-old Soviet cham- uoroorauon. i ne urm naa paia 1 aw i-ymihiu owvici A.r-..j. vunui- 1-iri ZZ woman T'u aV Vne' iAV The ees but the state had not'pion read a prepared statement was taken while her car was ln?" vWfTMnh? MD EmLWlkion also hasi "suet the licenses through availing the American's conduct, parked in the Sioux Park area, missed the of a march by Bagley.

reports of mosquito con- "cenies tnrousn ainsulting and intolerable It she told Rapid City police, tan skyline. "I was ust the Beautiful," Ward-centrations throughout the city. 'said FiLer by Xing to ap- Postal employes found the purse na the iow all the time. Drapon it was nnintod out that state! 'Approved an additional d'u 8 10 af ff; nw.ram 11 of 4k vfrinA should be recognized. He worked In Grosshans' opinion, the sai "a fnVw.i incnt an.

520.000 bond for Georce H. dL 1 V1 Le.remon increase would become cf-; ears on mai mountain. DUl TpptiVA 1 1)7T mm vutiU1 cr ast weekend, fiad insulted011 jacun Duuievaru ii a nn acetyl anr finanro nf Unar "uu uiuuvu His goal was not just to carve a bi" seulnture. not. iust, to com- Nnas.cKv norinnn and rnp vn in ids wdi nunt.

Ccnnally in India to employ individual measures; Approved a bill for $600 viet chess Federation and had! James Geyerman, 2415 Slieri-So eliminate or control mosqui-for equipment rental bv the ionnar-riiwri in dan I.ako Road (From Page 11 jtos. Aerial spraying at this time street department prior to Xne statement de-i day he returned to his home af- NEW DELHI, India (AP) -j John B. ConnaJly, personal en- The last state legislature had plete a work of art, but to cre-approved a bill which would. ate a symbol a symbol of have raised all elective officials our accomplishments under a salaries with an effective date! form of government where all of July 1, this year. Imen have political and social icqtialily," he said.

no loss in the continuity wouia nut oe cia cnecuve ds noon, ana auuionzea payment manded that Fischer hp nun-tor being out of town for scv- voy of President Mxon, laiKeu of tjlcir ernpi0yniCnt," the an-'eontrol measures taken by each: of $2,300 for new rails and roll-1 privately for nearly an hour nounCement stated. property owner. jers for the Caterpillar dozer at) h0 cral days and discovered that a color television set valued at $650 had been stolen in his ab- However, Max Euwe, presi dent of the international feder- Hie Hot Springs High School ation, said the Soviets had notjsence. Minor injuries mUic formally requested punishment "What should I do?" he asked. iwo public address system microphones plus a movie cam Wednesday wun i rime wiui5iLi continued, "Further, Home-i In other business, the coun-i the city landfill operations.

Indira Gandhi. (stake Forest Products Co. rec-lcil: Approved flood disaster Neither the prime mimster.ognizcs United Steehvorkcrs of! Accepted the bid of Nalco; bills in the amount of the former Treasury secre-; America as the collective bar-, chemical, Chicago, for a which are subject to reim-tary divulged details of their gaining representative of its ply of Na'lcolyte at'a total price bursement from federal funds, discussion at Simla, the moun-, employes who will work in the 770 Approved bills in the tain retreat where she signed a woods or who will be employed, Accentcd the bid ot Da- amount of $60,308.15. nrtrtnninnl Mniv a With in Cnnnvhnn it ho 11 im nor 1 The weather provided an 1 i.r. 1 DEADWO0D era and a smal radio owned "Put him in the corner?" Priest of Bowman, N.D.

wast. 1. 1 CIOUflS Fischer was staying away by employes were stolen during from rewsmen and did notice night Monday from Roose- h-oolA laeus on ne moun ain. Srl- l-i 3 The slate bicentennial eom- sul- mission at a meeting in Rapid comment on the Soviet rool. mpnt 1 Clifford Anderson OanrL pedic kota Steel and Simply for the at sawmill operations President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto of and ii-iv-u t-uia ami ui uibcs a one- ritu nn vmfia tnnb old Federal Aviation Adminis-! rfi.r'n Tffnftii'r.

AntT FaKistan. fuauvC nog. 1, trafi.n reumsi Manias licenses With the contribution from reported Tuesday that accident about 6 p.m. a propsal to dwelop the London banker, James containing a calculator dramatic and musical nro- Connally-s next stop is Paki- Homestake forest Products toai Dako( S(eel bid airport. QlafAr tVin ii'innor tr tnt WOI'th Was ctnlnn frnm Ur- will assume all of the obliga Aerorriinn tn Lawronr-o Pnnn.

gram "Black Elk Speaks." stan to meet Bhutto. for the surplus building, winch tions of the current union con- c-t rr- Thp nrnnnsal Vlrjrl hr.on ana the loser 593.750. WiUie me venicte was of tract wilh Horned MiK cent Grace Stranthan, 40, both v. In aHHifinn cDr-h Parked near his rPsiHoimo Tn' 1 v.31. o(j i Council Bluffs, Iowa; Gary F.i; "'7" ice werP iH 0 hls Highway -eo om py Co.

and United Steelworkers Rtpid Journal has a tormina ion dateof. Set July 17 for hearing Harpster, 13 and Joan dmmri of a ca evel 0 ha Rraduate indent a bS nor. 1 10-1 itf anucat on to transfer anrie Falk. 19. both of nneaoo- ny li' hPPn eilno the ditch and si ruck a boul- at "lack been used by the imo uie until aim s.rucii a C1S55 Ps'rj at thief, but no wlv i 1 Aiiu iuouiai ac 11113 t.

1 .1 der. Damages to the car s. State College. agreement pertains to the oiolt-sale uluor licence irom jo- 11s, tranK a. torraies Helgeland said the commis "South biiwA's' Complets extensive.

Susan arrests Have been made. Flood-related thefts were reported Monday and Tuesday by vidini 'orations which are presently Hall. Downtown Liquor, 1 20, Tucson, and 57T being conducted bv the Main, to Russell Burmeister.jMarjory Berner, 20, Rapid seven QbvS 8 wk City; r.iu Innrrwl CtDflny, Belvi- 18, (From Page D) street, p.o. box 471, R.d cay. sow and Timber DrnaHmpnt of! Set July 17 for hearing on Donald E.

Devnes. Appointment uauy oouoiiMjn, jutj Oj. umaha, who said chairs, a couch and an ironing board, valued aiin. sion will work with interested groups in outlining preliminary plans for the production. The commission also took action not to endorse officially the first place medal in the recent Franklin Mint medal 1 all'subscrptIca's payable in iHomestake Mining Co.

Ian application for renewal of aidere. and Dana Gayle boy and two other Masters chil- y.nkn... wvnmino.i "Hoinestake Forest Products liquor license for The Presi-118. Kadoka; Gary L. Bean, died as the family at- PIERRE (AP) Gov.

Rich- uvh D.Kot. woman ana a a nrr.or romnanv dent's, on Rushmore Road. land Melanie Lyn Hall. 23. to evacuate their home! Seiner at $000, were taken from 11" io to Homestake Mining has Gave first reading to anof Philip; Rodney L.

Skiff, 20, the night of the flood. outside his residence; by KneiP Wednesday an- i Mnnis adviPd I'nitoH SLvOwori-n! of ordinance oermittina 18-vear-and Cheri Lee Sorenson. 16, both The names of seven persons lis Grimm. 210 nouwed the appointment of Dr. competition as South Dakota's vUrDE.

America that at the latter's olds to drink low point beer, 'of Rapid City; Ronald D. Miller, 'remain on the missing list.aid a color television set and Kra'l of Mitchell to the meci" i earliest convenience. Home-in conformity with the state 22, McPherso, and The-, Missing persons coordinator other items were stolen from.stale board of optometry. Hel-'e'and said the rommi- 4 capper ratfs" t'K pt ir-nm Products Co wish-law. Final reading was set for resa Ann Baumiller.

20, Rapid Charles Childs said Wednesday his home after the flood, and bv1 sion felt reroff'AiTes to make Sualjsatbfac-! July 17. City; Ricky R. Deering, 8. that Robert D. Larson, a Philip Mrs Howard Baldwin.

2128 Qzl 1 omp VrS desS'itis bok lrrtl lory arrangements to begin ne-! Approved a resolution Fort Pierre, and Mona Leah ranch hand who was believed von Lake Drive, who said suit-, 35 Jul into the poibiiitv, i snv ip-'c c-'ri to it or.crNjr. Cotiatior.s on a new contract granting a 50-year extension on Curry. 18. Pierre; Norman E. to have perished in the flood, cases, pillows and a camera! The three-member board is re- or of BoMum's e-lrlv draw "i0 covering its employes in the the grant permitting MountainjGriggs.

39. and Sally Kay Wall, has been located in another part were stolen from her vacant sponsible for the examination of ings of Mmmt for ti-a -xi Mir.mrt nmn ti. r. 1 ii. I.

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