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I Sunday, March 5, 1972 Austin, Texas Page A21 Austin Atitrrirati-f'tatrnmait It PJ LlUlii.l ID- WW "4S IM Ex-Mental Patient Quizzed in Deaths present programs." "The findings of this staff 'study are extremely important," said committee Sen. George MeGovern, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Panel Say Hunger Program Endangered by Reform Plan HOUSTON (AP) Author- I what he termed circumstantial "There is no justification for one national end to hun-fulfill anoth- going back on commitment an ger in order to ilies said Saturday they were questioning a man in connection with the slaying of one of 10 persons whose bodies evidence linking the man to the death of Gloria Ann Gonzalez, 19, of Houston. The body of Miss Gonzalez have been found in Harris and Galveston Counties since last WASHINGTON (AP) The! It recommends that food; of sacrificing food expenditures1 staff of the Senate Select Com-I stamps "be retained until every i to other basic needs such as mittee on Nutrition reportcdincedy family and individual housing, heat, clothing, trans-Saturday President Nixon's: has access to combined income portalion and health care," it 199 commitment to put an endiand food-stamp support equal-: says, to hunger in America is clearly ing or higher than the poverty; But, it continues, 19 states endangered by parts of his which by one government land the District of Columbia, fan. -reform package.

yardstick is currently $3,940 a i "cashing out" food stamps The report specifically criti-iyear for a family of four. would cost a total of about $500 ci(s a plan to phase out the poor families could also program if Con-lin by a "cash out" provision! Thosc statcs ('md save mon- I was found Nov. 23 in the then dry Addicks Reservoir west of Houston. i ml life 1 er the reform of welfare." Pfhiiierville Schools Open PFl.L'GKRVILLE The Pflugerville schools will observe Three days later the skeletal remains of Colette Anise Wil Vt- v- son, 13, of Alvin, were dis covered 35 yards north of the spot where the body of Miss Gonzalez was found. summer.

Sheriff's Capt. Bill Fisher said the man also may be involved in the death of another of the victims. The man in custody was described by officers as a 35-year old former mental patient and one time convict. Although no charges have been filed, Fisher said he had nicss passes the President's the welfare-reform package! b' KralltinH neither food public School Week Tuesday, welfare-reform bill, with its i hich would allow states toistamPs mr tneir casn cquiva-1 Wednesday and Thursday, guaranteed annual income of i sujJttitute cash grants for the ret10rl said, adding; according to Superintendent W. S14W a year for a family food stamps, the re-jthat if thf'' d()- the Posi- C.

Fowler, four. port says. jtion of families regarding nutri-. Fowler said parents may viiit 4 Miss Gonzalez was last seen! ctumnc huv W.nmo Tn ltt JO Iho in. UOOai aiieqiiaCV Will l)B m.iny SUItlCni Classes Oil lnUSK Ud.

In times worse than is true under from 8:30 to 3:31 p.m. mm "the primary weapon for com-1 come allowed by the welfare batting malnutrition among the I reform package is substandard, nation's poor families," jump-j even if extra cash grants are I 5 ft. A 1 it lc rt A imps, AAF mg from three million partici-j allowed instead of food pating persons three years ago; the report finds ate A' I1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 'J I 1 to about 11 million now, the re-1 "In those states, families i port says. clearly being put in the po; BERT'S DIRTS FOUND OUT HOW DEEP IT WAS Ed Trask of Needham, sits atop his car after he got stranded driving through a flooded area in Quincy, Mass. He said he didn't think the water was very deep when he started through but a dip in the road brought the water almost to the door handles.

Heavy rains caused flooding in the area. (AP Wirephoto) alive Oct. 28. The Wilson girl was last seen June 17 at an intersection near her home. Fisher said the main custody was arrested Thursday.

A girl with him told police the man gave her a ride when she had car trouble. The girl said she was forced to the floorboard of the car. She said forced his foot on the accelerator, causing the man to lose control of the car, which jumped a curb. A city police unit saw the accident, stopped the car and arrested the driver after hearing lite girl's story. The man is the second person arrested in the Gonzalez case.

Last December a male nurse was cleared after officers said he successfully underwent a polygraph test. In November, Harris County Sheriff C. V. Kern predicted the arrest of a man whom the sheriff described as sex maniac. A composite drawing of him was released.

(BERT5 DIRTS PHONE 272-5109 OPEN DAILY 8:00 TIL 5:00 SUNDAY Pick-Ups Loaded Bag Sales line- LCI 113 imcr. ihad selected Belgrade because! In their letter the Russians lit had made the top money of-1 I said the games should begin in for of $152,000 to host the: Breakfast Choke-Off Charged WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Philip Hart says the Agriculture Department may be to choke off a school-breakfast program intended to provide a nutritional boost to seven million poor school children. Hart said in his slate of Michigan alone the department "claims there are no schools interested in starting up a school breakfast program so the department is asking no funds" from Congress to pay for a program there. Yet, Hart said in a statement, state officials have told him at least 400 schools "are indeed eager to participate." Hart said the department (SEE OUR ANNIVERSARY AG IN SATURDAY'S PAPER.

GARDEN SEC1I0N) ONLY 6 MILES EAST ON U.S. 290 3 .1 Belgrade no later than July 1. imatch. Spassky had picked Reykja-I The' championship match will vjk as his first choice. Fischer be 24 games.

Set Okav Chess- Sites MOSCOW (AP) The Russian Chess Federation indicated Saturday it would agree to two sites for the world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer of the United States and the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky. The indication came in a letter v.hich the Russian federation handed to Dr. Max F.uwe, president of the International Chess Federation. Kern subsequently admitted that the man had no connection i with the slaying, but never ex-j plained why he described him as such. 1 1 mt: swMWiDS sale wirffmE lowest prices of the season? Euwe came to Moscow to try to break an impasse over the location for the championship.

1 seems to be counting only formal applications to participate in the program, instead of polling schools who desire to take part, as stipulated in the law by Congress. ''Why so few applications?" Hart said. "Perhaps because the department has been spreading the word that applications are useless due to a lack of funds. "This is the very problem that the Congress was trying to avoid by learning how many schools 'desired' the program. Under the department's methods, its prophesy of 'no funds' is self-fulfilling." Hart will preside at hearings of the Senate hunger committee which will look into the breakfast program, starting Tuesday.

Mason Names i i Bank Chairman; MASON Walker White has been named chairman of the board of directors and acting president of the Mason National Bank, Mason, succeeding Rill Lemburg who died February 15 after a brief illness. While has been a director of the Lank since 1933. His father, the J. White, organized the bank in 1 5)04 and served as its president for many years. Lemburg had been with the Mason National Bank since 1949 and had been president since 1953.

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