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ptwt YHI AII roici, YOU'll ALIIAOY STARTING A MTTII DPI. li month lo itart, a a a a promotion, opportunity to trovol to mch at luraao, Hawoll, Japan, and all tho U. $., your i of) lob guaranteed, training In tkllti that you can anywhere In military or civilian Cor moro Information on all you can from tho Air force, call t3S-4o30. Party will honor memory of Curtis Wyatt Manufacturing and Carver Center i sponsor a block party from 7 pm to 12 midnight Tuesday In front of Carver Center to honor the late Bud Curtis. Refreshments i be free, and the public is Invited.

Mr. Curtis was employed by Wyatt Manu- fuclwing. He died a year ago. You will be happily surprised. Classified ads sell old things.

be an art lover come to kamas dty One of the finest oriental collections the U.S. is in our Nelson Gallery. The rest of the gallery is fantastic, too. Big, impressive, cultural, K.C. Museum in an old mansion.

Very historical. With a planetarium, yet. Fountains- all over. Sculpture. Tour the grounds of he art institute.

Plenty more. A culture vulture's paradise and one beautiful place. KANSAS CITY, Ma ptentyofeverythhig THE CONVENTION TOURIST COUNCIL OF GREATER KANSAS CITY 1212 Wyandotte Kansas City, Missouri 64105 816-221-5242 Good try, anyway Linda Jacobsen, 18, looks graceful even when falling off a surfboard at Plattsmouth, Neb. (UPI Photo) Northwest pilots go on strike MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Northwest Airlines pilots went on strike early today in a contract dispute, halting service by the nation's seventh largest air carrier at the beginning of the July 4 holiday weekend.

A pilot spokesman estimated some 50,000 to 60,000 passengers would be affected immediately. Ford recalls 4 million cars DETROIT (AP) Ford Motor in its biggest safety recall campaign to date, has called back 4.04 million vehicles to replace two shoulder belt grommets that cost only pennies apiece. Breakage prevents the user from clicking the harness into a locked position. Summertime is Cooler in an Electriclimate Kitchen Put an end to long hot hours of kitchen drudgery this summer. Let an experienced KPL home service representative help you design or remodel your kitchen lo save you hundreds of steps a day, electrically.

It's up to 10 cooler, too, in an Electric climate kitchen. For example, an electronic microwave oven cuts cooking time in half, yet never heats up your kitchen. All the heat is absorbed by the food. You'll like the 1972 low price, too. 1972 has many new features in dishwashers, trash compactors, kitchen lighting and more.

Let your KPL home service lady show you how to arrange a cool, convenient electriclimate kitchen. 'Copters, paratroops leap toward Quang Friday, Jmw 3t. ItTt SaliM Jwaal It A I A i a of i a paratroopers over their supporting armor today and landed them within four miles of Quang Tri City as Saigon's forces pressed ahead with their offensive to recapture South Vietnam's northernmost province. Associated Press correspondent Holger Jensen reported that the assault zone was so heavily pounded by U.S. B52 bombers before the dawn i that some of the helicopter pilots couldn't see through the clouds of dust and smoke.

They had to land several hundred of the troops at alternate sites. Officers said they encountered no heavy organized resistance, but the troops clashed sporadically with small groups of North Vietnamese soldiers and five enemy tanks were reported knocked out. South Vietnamese tanks and armored personnel carriers advanced up Highway 1 behind the paratroopers, about three miles north of the My Chanh River. They found the shattered hulks of four enemy a which South Vietnamese marines had knocked out when Quang Tri Province fell on May 1. President Nguyen Van Thieu flew to Hue and conferred for an hour and a half with his senior commanders in the drive to retake Quang Tri, now in its third day.

He Newsmap spots area where task force of 21,000 South Vietnamese troops closed, in on 3 sides of Quang Tri City. (UPI Photo) was smiling as he came out of the conference. On the An Loc north of Saigon, meanwhile, a South Vietnamese regimental commander once accused of killing two American military policemen was killed by an enemy rocket that made a direct hit on his bunkered command post. Lt. Col.

Nguyen Viet Can and two other officers were tried for murder in 1969 after the two MPs were killed in a Shootout in a Saigon night club. The court withheld its verdict and ordered a new investigation. A second trial was never held. Fischer holding No big vote out for piece registration of gate leap seen here AMSTERDAM A The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened American champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his World Series with Boris Spassky of Russia. Dr.

Max Euwe, the world federation president and veteran Dutch grandmaster, said Thursday night that if the 29-year-old American fails to appear Sunday "for the start of the world chess championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, he stands to lose his rights to play for the world title "not only this time but perhaps forever." Fischer was seen Thursday night at New York's Kennedy airport, but Icelandic Airlines said he did not board its flight to Reykjavik. When newsmen tried to question him, his bodyguards fended them The next flight from New York to Iceland is tonight. But Fischer in the past has refused to fly on the Jewish Sabbath, between sundown Friday and sundown Saturday. Informed sources in Reykjavik said that Fischer informed the Icelandic Chess Federation that he wouldn't play unless he got 30 per cent pf the gate receipts. This would be in addition to his share of the $125,000 purse and 30 per cent of the receipts from the sales of television and film rights already agreed to.

Highway jobs go to Salina, area companies The Kansas Highway commission has approved a contract with Brown and Brown, Salina, for putting 5V-. miles of bituminous base on highway K-284 from Barnard west. The Brown bid of $244,202 was among offers opened June 22 at Topeka. The commission has approved $3,435,678 in work offered at the Topeka letting. Brasfield Construction, Salina, won an $11,900 contract for repair work on a bridge over Rock creek on K-99 at Louisville.

Reece Construction Seandia, got bridge repair jobs in Norton, Linn and Wilson counties and bridge painting jobs in Doniphan, Marshall and Wabaunsee counties. Maupin Construction Manhattan, will repair a bridge in Ellsworth county on US- 156. In Lincoln county, J. H. Shears' Sons.

Hutchinson, will place nearly 6 miles of bitu- mnous base on K-181 under a $445,567 contract. The Recce firm will build a bridge in a i a Atwood under a $124,343 contract and the Ralph M. Tuggle and Sons i from i will do grading in the Hoxie area in Sheridan county. Bridge work in a area went to and Construction Great Bend. Bill Austin i Northwestern Insurance Appointment of i i a R.

i A i as special agent for the Northwestern tual Life Insurance company has been announced by the district agent, Wayne E. Masc. Austin was gradutated with a B.A. degree from Kansas Wesleyan, in 1959 and got an M.S. degree from Kansas State i i Manhattan in 1971.

The past 5 years he has taught at St. John's i i a school. Austin, his wife, Lois and their 2 children live at 1016 E. Ellsworth. His i will be at Fc.

A ruling by the Kansas attorney general that only 21 days of residency in the state is required in order to vote is not expected to cause an influx of new voters in Saline county. Atty. Gen. Vern Miller's opinion holds invalid the Kansas constitutional requirement of 6 months residence in the state and 30 days in a precinct. R.

L. Armstrong, Saline county clerk, said several persons who attempted to register to vote and who had been turned down because of the residency requirement probably would be affected by the ruling. Persons who were ruled not eligible to vote because of the residency requirement have received letters from the county clerk's office, and will get letters or telephone calls about the new rule after the clerk's office receives instructions from the secretary of state. Armstrong said persons in his office should be able to keep pace with registrations until the books close July 11. He has 2 clerks working full-time on registration and election preparations.

Dr. Zook's group receives education grant WASHINGTON A i The National Endowment for the Humanities announced Thursday experimental adult education grants to five states Alaska, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana and Nevada. The endowments were in the $100,000 to $500,000 range. The program theses and state chairmen of the newly announced grants include: Kansas: Human values in changing Kansas; Dr. D.

Arthur Zook, executive director, Associated Independent Colleges of Kansas, Topeka. Hoffman blasts 'publicity tactics 1 of Miller raids TOPEKA, Kan. A Robert E. Hoffman, who is seeking the Republican nomination for attorney general, accused Atty. Gen.

Vern Miller today of using state money to gain himself election-year publicity through drug raids, and said he believes the "carnival atmosphere" of Miller's raids makes convictions "extremely difficult." Hoffman issued a statement attacking Miller's tactics and discussed the attorney general's drug raids with newsmen at the statehouse. "I'm not scoring this man (Miller) as being dishonest only of being inept and using state money to get himself publicity in an election year," Hoffman said. Hoffman's criticism followed critical comments directed at Miller Thursday by Mike Elwell, Douglas County attorney, in the aftermath of Thursday morning's raids in Lawrence. Did June 30 seem longer? WASHINGTON (AP) Friday was the longest day in your life. Every other day since man began recording time has had 86,400 seconds.

At 8 p.m. EDT, midnight Greenwich Mean Time, Firday the world's timekeepers will add an extra second. The purpose is to correct a discrepancy in time-keeping due to tiny changes in the earth's rotation. Flag day tourney set at SCC Tuesday A flag day golf tournament will be Tuesday at the Salina Country club. Tee-off time reservations should be made at the pro shop.

First published in The Salina Journal June 30, 1972) IN THE PR OB ATE COURT OF SALINE COUNTY, A A the Matter of the Estate of GEORGIA HOGAN, Deceased. Case No. 13560 NOTtCEOF A I he State of Kansas to all persons conerned: You are hereby notified thai a petition as been filed in said Court by HAROLD UGENE GOODHOLM, as grandson of GEORGIA HOGAN, Deceased, praying or the determination of the descent of the ollowing real estate in Saline Cotunty, Kansas, to-wit: Lot Twenty-Eight (28), Block Nine (9, Riverside Park Addition to the City of Salina, Saline County, Kansas, and Lot Twelve 1 2 Block Ten (10), Riverside Park Addition to the City of Salina. SalineCounty, Kansas, and all other property, real and personal, or interests therein, owned by the said I A HOGAN at the time of her death, and you are hereby required to file our written defenses thereto on or before he 26th day of July, 1972, at 3:00 o'clock 3 in said Court, in the i of Salina, Saline County, Kansas, at which time and jlace said cause will be heard. Should you 'ail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon said petition.

A GOODHOLM Petitioner A C. NORTON South Santa Fe Salina, Kansas Attorney for Petitioner A J. I Probate Judge A 3 i Published in The Salina Journal June 30, 1972) IN THE A COURT OF SALINE COUNTY, A A In the Matter of Ihe Estate of A A MILLER, Deceased No. 13507 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF A I I A DE I NON Notice is hereby given that on the 27lh day of June, the undersigned was duly appointed anl qualified as administrator de bonis non of the estate of Georganna Miller, late of said county, deceased. Cleve Delbert Miller, deceased, who duly published notice lo i and all other persons concerned in said the first publication of which was on 2 7 a of April, 1972.

Notice is further givcri to all creditors, heirs, i and legatees, and to all other persons concerned in said a a i all demands against the said a must be exhibited within nine months from the dale of Ihe i publication of said i i Ihe 27lh day ol April, Iv72, as provided by law, and that if they are not thus exhibited within said time as provided by law, they shall be barred. ELDEN A I I A i i a do Bonis Non A J. I Judge ol Ihe Probalc Court A MIZE. LINVILLE I A 129 South i Street Salina, a 6 7 I A lor A i i a de Bonls Non A i 3 SON, husband and wife. An easement for road right-of-way for the purposes of laying out, relocating, altering, widening, improving, constructing and maintaining a road on and over A parcel of land situated in the Northwest Quarter (NW'A) of Section Thirty-two 3 2 Township Fifteen (15) South, Range Three (3) West of the Sixth (6th) Principal Meridian, Saline Coun- ly, Kansas, described as fallows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of the Northwest Quarter (NWW of said section; thence South along the West line of the Northwest Quarter of said section a distance oi 599.29 feet; thence East a distance of 24.75 feet; thence North-Northeasterly to a point 399.29 feet South and 60.00 feel East of the point of beginning; thence North parallel with the West line of Ihe Quarter of said section a distance of 340.00 feet; thence East-North-easterly to a point 150.00 feet East and 25.00 leet South of the point of beginning; thence North a distance of 25.CO leet; thence West along the North line of the Northwest Quarter (NW 1 of said section a distance of 150.00 feet to the point of beginning, less existing roadway in a a i i 0.39V aives, more or less.

I A L. HOLMQUIST, a widower; and THE A LAND BANK OF I I A An easement for road right-of-way for the purposes ol laying out, relocating, altering, widening, Improving, constructing and maintaining a road on and over A parcel of land situated In the North Half of the Northwest Quarter of Section Twenty-Nine (29), Township Fifteen 1 5 South, Range Three (3) West ol the Sixth (61h) Principal Meridian, Saline Counly, Kansas, described as follows: Beginning al the Northwest corner of the Quarter INW'i) of said section; thence South along the West line of the Northwest a I a of said section a distance of 1,326.68 feel; Thence East a distance of 65.00 thence North parallel with Ihe West line of the North- Quarter of said section a distance of 1.2BO.IB feet; thence a a to a point 300.00 leel a and 24.75 leet South of Ihe point of beginning; thence North a distance of 24.75 leet; thence West along the North line of the Northwest Quarter i of said section a distance of 300.00 feel to the point of beginning, less existing roadway i a a i i 1 2 6 2 acres, more or less CONSTANCE M. ACHTERBERG South Seventh Street Salina, Kansas 67401 I (First Published In The Salina Journal June 23, 1972) IN THE PROBATE COURTOF SALINE COUNTY, A A In the Matter of the Estate of ELIZABETH SMITH, deceased NOTICEOF HEARING ON PETION FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT Case No. 13372 The State of Kansas to all persons concerned: You are hereby notified that a petition has been filed In said court by Hilda High, executor of the Will of Eliiabelh Smith, deceased, praying for a final settlement of said estate, approval of her acts, proceedings and accounts as executor, allowance for attorney fees and expenses; and also praying that the court determine the heirs, devisees and legatees entitled to the a and the proportion or part thereof to which each Is entitled and distribute and assign Ihe same to them in accordance i the i of i a Smith, deceased; and you are hereby required to file your written defenses thereto on or before the 18th day of July 1972, at 11:00 o'clock A.M., on said day. In said court, in Ihe City of Salina at which time and place said cause will be heard.

Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered In due course upon said petition. Hilda High Executor ATTEST: J. Herb Wilson, Judge Probate and Juvenile Courts Salina, Kansas SIMPSON Salina, Kansas A lor Executor A (3tsp) i Published in The Salina Journal, June 30. 1 9 7 2 I I A A I THE A OF A A TO: L. NELSON and ESTHER V.

NELSON, husband a i I A HOLMQUIST, a widower; THE A LAND BANK OF I I A and, all other persons, who are or may be concerned. You and a you arc hereby notified that Ihe Board ol Counly Commissioners of Saline Counly, Kansas, has determined It necessary to layout, relocate, widen, Improve, construct and maintain portion of a county road, designated as Project Number 85-5-410 (2) A 5 453 In Saline Counly, Kansas, lying outside the i lirtiits; ond, Ihut pursuant to suld dc- Icrmlnalionthc Board did on the 23rd day ol June, W'2, adopt a Resolution ordering the changes pursuant lo the construction plansnnd lions designated as Project Number 85-5-410 (2) A S.450, which are on file and available lor inspection by all Inlercstcd persons In the i of Ihe Snline County Engineer during regular i hours; nnd, ordering thencnulJilior by condemnation ol Ihe following described real prupcrty no A NO 1 NELSON and V. NEL- Take further notice that the Board of County Commissioners ol Saline County, a a will begin to view the aloresaid land and improvements thereon at Ihe location thereof at A.M. on the 18th day nl July, 1972, and will give all parlies a hearing at 1:30 o'clock P.M. ot said 18th day of July.

1972, In tho County Commissioners Room in Ihe City-County Building al Salina, a a and will- a a a i the value of said lands, including all improvements thereon, a any damages nnd flic i report ol their findings together with a a the proposed construction in the fice of the Counly Clerk of Saline Counly, Kansas. a i a all applications lor damages mus! be filed In writing wllh the County Cle'k, Saline Counly, a a on or before the i day ol Ihe ne! regular session of the Board of Coun- ly Commissioners following the filing ol snld report at which time tho Board shal finally determine the amount to be pnld any owner or parly Intcrcsfed In the olo rcsald land. THE BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSOF A I COUNTY, A A By: FRANK YOST, Chairmen MELVIN A Commls olonor LAUREN V. A Commissioner A H. GALLON Counly Engineer R.

L. ARMSTRONG County Clerk 1 Counly Allorneyof Saline County Salina, Kansas 67401 Ol Counsel (First published In The Salina Journal June 29, 1972) NOTICE I I A Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk ot Salina, Kansas, up to 4:00 P.M., C.D.T., Monday, July 10, 1972, for I he following Improvements: ENGINEER ING PROJECT 72-547 A I A SEWER I Principal I terns In the Protect are: Trench S. Backfill 1.S45L.F. Clay Pipeline, I 5 4 5 a a A A Special Trench Compaction 405 L.F. The drawings, specifications, and other contract documents are the properly of Ihe City of Salina, Kansas, and are available for public Inspection at the Office of Ihe City Engineer.

A set of such documents may be obtained from Iho i of the City Engineer, upon deposit of 110.00 (or a set of drawings, and 55 00 for set ol specifications. The Board of Commissioners ol the City of Salina, Kansas reserves the right lo ro- any or all proposals and lo waive any irregularities therein. THE I OF A I A A A D. L. A I Clly Clerk 3 i Published In The Snllna Journal June 23, 1972) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY TO A I I To the owner of the horelnellor do scribed property and all other pcrtont concerned You and eachol you are hereby notified thai I undersigned, having a lien under Ihe slelulei of Slain ol upon the following personal properly, to-wit: One 1963 Cad'Hac convertible, bear- Ing Serial No.

bearing license lag expiring In Mn-ch, 1772, New York owner unknown, which seld It now located nt 1 100 Iron, In the lion of Sillna Wrecker Service, which Mid Man li for reptin, towing storage. You are further notified that I will on Ihe 14th or July. 10:00 A.M. Hi 1100 Eatl iron, Inline, Mil th. above described vehicle lo lellify lien and coilt ol The will public mjcllon for rein.

Wltntu my hind (hit of June, 1972. LEO AUGUSTINE, Manager Sellnn Wrecker Service, Inc..