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Twin Falls, Idaho Tuesday, January 5, 1971 Senators endorse Andrus' address BOISE (UPI) Idaho's senators attended the inauguration of Gov. Cecil Andrus Monday and both indicated approval of remarks Andrus made during his inaugural address. Sen. Len Jordan, R-Idaho, a former governor, said he felt Talk wins applause BOISE (UPI) A crowd of 2,500 rose to its feet twice Monday to applaud Gov. Cecil Andrus as he was administered the oath of office and delivered his inaugural address.

Andrus' three daughters Tana 19, Kelly 10, and Tracy, 14, sat in the front row to watch their father be sworn into office. Andrus was led to the platform by outgoing Gov. Don Samuelson. Secretary of State Pete Cenarrusa and State Auditor Joe Williams were presented by their sons. The justices of Idaho's Supreme Court, wearing top coats beneath their robes, sat to one side, while relatives and friends of the state officials sat on the platform.

Legislators stood on a platform beneath the state officials and their guests, but moved to the sides when the crowd beneath began to yell, "down in front." Andrus' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Andrus, Eugene, watched their son take his oath, and afterwards his father said "words can't express" his feelings. Following the ceremonies, Andrus, his wife, Carol, and his daughters were taken to the governor's office on the second floor of the Statehouse. There they talked with Samuelson and his wife, Ruby, and their son and daughter.

Samuelson guided Andrus to the chief executive's desk, bare except for keys to the office spread on the desk top. He told Andrus to get in touch "anytime I can help you." After the Samuelsons left, Andrus turned to the desk and told the crowd "You know, I looked at this chair a lot of years ago." Andrus let each of his daughters sit in the chair behind the desk and Tana said "it's all so exciting, and unbelievable." Magic Valley Hospitals Magic Valley Memorial St. Benedict's Admitted Ruben Jackson, Essie Henton, Mrs. Marvin Jacobsen, Mrs. Lyle Helsley, Thomas Gray, Julie, Brown, Chad Wigington, Lloyd Mason, Howard Thompson and Betty Elkin, all Twin Falls; Paul Saras and Arland Wilkins, both Rupert; Larry Ainsworth, Filer; Mrs.

William Spain, Kimberly; Mrs. Aldrich Bowler, Bliss; Mrs. Nellie Wiseman, Wendell; Mrs. Richard Harper, Burley; Deborah Curtis, Sun Valley; Bill Moon, Shoshone, and Mrs. George Morgan, Murtaugh.

Dismissed Jane Nelson, baby boy McKinster, Johnny Beem, baby Ahlm and Dustin Eichelberger, all Twin Falls; Shane Hutchinson, Mrs. Douglas Kern and Barbara Stutzman, all Buhl; Mrs. Danny Albertson and daughter and Charles Abram, all Filer; Paul Leppert, Shoshone; Mrs. Ray Flavel, Hazelton; Yolanda Ramirez, Rupert, and Mrs. Sherm Garsha, Mountain View, Calif.

Cassia Memorial Admitted Claude Park, Lorna Funke and Carol Smithee, all Burley; Mrs. David Horner, Paul; Mrs. Robert Kloer, Murtaugh; Barbara S. Ramsey and Jonathan Nealis, both Heyburn, and Richard Altman, Clearfield, Utah. Dismissed Christopher Fronk, Burley, and Mrs.

Charles Garner and daughter, Rupert. Births A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Horner, Paul. Gooding Memorial Admitted Mrs.

Clarence Huber and Jean Chigbrow and Ann Cooper, all Gooding; Mrs. Mike Yore and Mrs. William Wright, both Bliss, and Howard Carlson, Hagerman. SUBSCRIPTION RATES THE TIMES- NEWS Twin Falls, Idaho By Carrier Per month (Daily Sunday) $2.25 By Mail Paid in Advance (Daily Sunday) 1 Month $2.50 6 13.00 TIMES-NEWS SUBSCRIBERS for service on Paper Delivery goo Call your carrier or 733-0931 Before 6 p.m. daily or before 10 a.m.

on Sundays Tug o' peace -CONDITIONS there was a foundation for good cooperation between Andrus and Idaho's congressional delegation. He said he told Andrus he hoped he "is the best governor Idaho ever had. "We serve the same constituency," Jordan said. "No one has to state his politics when he comes into my office and that is the way it has to be." Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, indicated approval of Andrus' emphasis on the quality of life as the general objective of his administration and said he appreciated the comment that young people are not the enemies of the country.

He said the fact that both senators attended the inauguration indicated "a spirit of good will and should make for closer delegation in Congress. cooperation between the state administration and the Idaho UN mediator launches Governor new round peace talks welcomes BOISE (UPI) Governor and Mrs. Cecil- Andrus greeted hundreds of visitors Monday during an inaugural reception in the statehouse. The guests, who also toured the chief executive's office, were also greeted by Boise Mayor and Mrs. Jay Amyx, former Gov.

Don Samuelson and his daughter, Mrs. Douglas Foth, justices of the Idaho Supreme Court, other elected stae officials, legislative officers, Boise city councilmen, and outgoing greater Boise Chamber of Commerce President James Davidson. Amyx and the Boise City Council hosted the reception and the Chamber of Commerce hosted the evening's inaugural balls. Grange hundreds members to meet FILER Members of the Filer Grange who wish to help with degree work are to meet at 8 p.m. tonight at the Grange Hall.

Pomona Grange officers will meet Jan. 14 at the Filer Grange hall. All officers are expected to attend. Earnings up COPENHAGEN (UPI) Economic experts count on an eight per cent increase in average earnings for Danes in 1971. The increase in prices is estimated at five per cent.

Obituaries E.M. Doman G. Rodeback BURLEY Eldon Miller Doman, 54, died Monday night at LDS Hospital, Salt Lake City, of a lingering illness. He was born Nov. 18, 1916, at Kaysville, Utah, and married Martha A.

Babbitt in February, 1937. He worked for the Bureau of Land Management until ill health forced his retirement. He belonged to the LDS Church. Mr. Doman had lived in Burley the past eight years, moving here from Oakley.

Survivors include his widow, Burley; five sons, Leon E. Doman, Dale Lynn Doman, Randy K. Doman and Craig S. Doman, all Burley, and Don Doman, Salt Lake City; four daughters, Mrs. Doyle (DeeAnn) Cahoon, Escondido, Mrs.

John (Gay Dawn) Bloom, El Toro, Mrs. Bruce (Dorene) Hutchinson, Nampa, and Catherine Elizabeth Doman, Boise; three brothers, Melvin Doman, J. Ray Doman, both Burley, Clyde Doman, Pocatello, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be announced by McCulloch Funeral Home. Isle insurance Admitted Mrs.

Grant Southworth and Mrs. John Wolf, both Hazelton; Heber Comer, Ketchum; Harry Royce, Mrs. Florence Jordan, Jose Sabela, Mrs. William Hays, all Wendell; Siman Bilbao, Shoshone; Bryan Shipp, Bellevue; Mrs. Arron Corben, Eden; Mrs.

Orvis Dilka, Mrs. Bert Callen, Mrs. Jerry Tillett and Mrs. Casse Toycen, all Jerome Mrs. William Springer and Mrs.

Denis Perron, Twin Falls. Dismissed Mrs. Jerry Willoughby and daughter and Mrs. Don Wilkerson and son, all Twin Falls; Merry Meyers and Harry Royce, both Wendell; Iral Fish, Homedale; Mrs. Robert Mize, Hazelton, transferred to longterm care unit, and Mrs.

Truman Bartlett, Mrs. Lois Heading, Mrs. Orvis Dilka, Mrs. Bert Callen Harley Larson, Mrs. Jerry Tillett and Mrs.

Irvin Wood, all Twin Falls. Minidoka Memorial Admitted Janel Wyght, Malta, and Ricky Damron, Rupert. Dismissed Bernard Dobbins, Rupert, and Mrs. Keith Larson and daughter, Rupert. HONG KONG (UPI)-There are now 207 insurance companies operating here, including 64 from the United Kingdom, 54 local businessmen and 32 from the United States, according to official reports.

Terry Way lugging two jackrabbits after hunt Jim Rosenbaum carrying cup of coffee Wilma Gibbs helping bank patron open savings accounts. Matt Smith tramping through sagebrush Gary Moore discussing music engagements Pat Durham talking on telephone. Susan Herzinger very excited about good notebook grade Doris Crumbliss visiting friends in Murtaugh area Hal Braun sending invitation. Charles Shirley inspecting new construction at high school. John Lawrence explaining features of the construction to former trustees and teachers Harald Gerber discussing carpeting in new school unit.

Morris Carlson visiting newspaper office Del Slaughter chatting with trustees and overheard: "Talk about money to burn. ISRAEL (A UNITED NATIONS mediator Gunnar V. Jarring began a new round of Middle East peace talks today. And in a report to the Security Council he made it clear both sides have taken tough stands and that peace will not come easy. His first meeting was at 10 a.m.

EST with the Israeli ambassador. He was meeting the Egyptian ambassador later in talks largely concerned with procedure -whether they will be direct as demanded by Israel or indirect as demanded by the Arab states. In a largely statistical 16- page report of his three years of unsuccessful efforts to find peace in the Middle East, Jarring reflected the strong wills and determination of Israel, Egypt and Jordan not to flinch in the arduous negotiations. Jarring called separate meetings with Israeli U.N. Ambassador Yosef Tekoah and Egyptian Ambassador Hassan El-Zayyat to seek common ground -the official resumption of the talks.

Jordan has not yet named its representative because of a crisis in Amman between the government and the Palestinian guerrillas who oppose the talks. In the background an appeal by U.S. Secretary of State William P. Rogers to the three nations directly concerned to show flexibility in their talks and an appeal to the big powers for a hands off approach to the talks. Rogers said the previous three years of diplomatic efforts had produced some areas of agreement and that these could serve as the basis for the new talks.

The Jarring report emphasized the differences, however. The Middle East peace talks Manson derides attorney LOS ANGELES (UPI) Charles Manson, locked up in a holding tank adjoining the courtroom, has been listening since last Tuesday to his lawyer pleading for his acquittal at the Tate murder trial. Monday he could stand it no longer. He put his face up to the wire mesh grill panel in the door and shouted into the courtroom: "Why don't you sit down! You are just making things worse!" Irving Kanarek, his lawyer, grinned weakly at the jury and went on. He was expected to continue his arguments throughout today and perhaps Training rest inside Center, Houston, Tex.

Workshop is mockup Saturn orbiting space laboratory to be launched program 1972 and will be used to train crew Spacecraft (UPI) Ransom demand refused began last Aug. 25 when Jarring met once with of the Israeli and Arab representatives. They folded immediately when Israel withdrew with charges Egypt violated the Aug. 7 standstill cease-fire agreement by moving Soviet missiles into the truce zone. After weeks of maneuvering that included trips to Moscow by Egyptian Vice President Ali Sabry and trips to Washington by Israeli Premier Golda Meir, Defense Minister Moshe Dayan and Foreign Minister Abba Eban, the two sides agreed to try again.

case against Stephen Grogan, Lynette Fromme and Ruth Ann Morehouse until Jan. 11. A fourth defendant, Catherine Share, who is pregnant, did not appear in court because she was in the jail infirmary. Charges against the four stem from contentions by Barbara Hoyt, 18, that she was given an LSD-spiked hamburger in Honolulu Sept. 9.

The prosecution claims the defendants hoped prevent Miss Hoyt, a former "Manson Family" member, from testifying against Manson and three of his female followers now on Kootenai sheriff studied COEUR D'ALENE (UPI) The Kootenai County Democratic Central Committee is scheduled Wednesday to narrow the field for sheriff down to one. All interested applicants for sheriff are invited to appear before the central committee to state their qualifications, said Les Bignall, central committee chairman. The sheriff's job went up for grabs when John Bender resigned to assume his new duties as the state commissioner of law enforcement. Bender was selected by Gov. Cecil Andrus.

Bignall said Wednesday's meeting will be closed to the public. He said its main purpose will be to recommend a replacement to the county commissioners. The commissioners, according to Bignall, have asked the committee to recommend only one person for the job. Prime candidates, according to the chairman, are Charles Huber and Stanley Johnson. Huber currently serves as chief deputy in the county and has been endorsed by Bender, while Johnson heads the county's criminal investigation division.

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"We are in no hurry, the situation has changed and we commanding the operation," a military source said. Bucher, 57, was seized 7 as he was driven to the Swiss Embassy. His bodyguard was fatally shot. even longer. The gist of Kanarek's summation has been that Manson is undergoing a "political trial" instead of one for the killing of seven persons at the TateLaBianca homes.

He said Manson should no more be on trial for his beliefs than should George Wallace, President Nixon or John Birch Society leader Robert Welch for theirs. In other developments in the case, three of Manson's followers charged with feeding a witness in the murder trial a hamburger laced with LSD were granted a continuance. Superior Court Judge Malcolm M. Lucas continued the ORION Auditor holds up payments trial. of in late members.

BOISE (UPI) State Auditor Joe Williams said Monday he had ordered payments stopped on latest pay warrants issued to two former department heads until certain legal questions could be resolved. Williams said there was a legal question on a lump sum payment issued to former Director of Administrative Services Edward Sawyer and former Secretary of Commerce and Development Al 1 Minton. Both men left state service when Gov. Cecil Andrus was inaugurated. Williams said warrants containing pay for December: and a lump sum for accumulated leave time were picked up by someone from administrative services for Sawyer, Minton and the staff of former Gov.

Don Samuelson. He said, however, withholding forms had to be prepared for the warrants and he had planned to hold the warrants back until he ironed out the legal aspects. After the warrants were mistakenly taken from the auditor's office, Williams ordered payments to be stopped on all warrants, but later allowed payment for Samuelson's staff. He said he had conferred with attorney general Tony Park on the matter. Williams also said Minton and Sawyer could return to his office for a revised warrant for the December payment, but said the lump sum payment would be held up.

TWIN FALLS George Rodeback, 76, Route 2, died Sunday in a Payette nursing home following a short illness. Born Dec. 11, 1894, in Hoytsville, Utah, he came to Idaho in the early 1940's from Utah. Surviving are three brothers, James H. Rodeback, Pleasant Grove, Utah; John W.

Rodeback, Manton, and Noah Rodeback, Vernal, Utah; five sisters, Frances Smith, Heber, Utah; Clara Marrott, Provo, Utah; Nora Hunter, Charlo, Beatrice Smith, Springville, Utah, and Fern Miller, Twin Falls. Funeral services for Mr. Rodeback will be announced by the White Mortuary. Funeral Services HAILEY-Services for Mrs. Hazel M.

(Dollie) Smith will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Charles of the Valley Catholic Church. Final rites will follow in Hailey Cemetery. TWIN FALLS Funeral services for Mrs.

Anna Laura Wilcox will be conducted Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Twin Falls First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Herbert E. Morris officiating. Final rites will be in Sunset Memorial Park.

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