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1 a a a a a a a a a State records Democrat- Baza'r Bio Pure Bohemia Lmbr 18 Brooks Scanlon Cascade Corp Columbia Corp Condominium NW Dant Russell Data Systems Discount Fabrics Edwards Ind Fabric Wholesalers Foamat Foods Hyster Information Sci Intl Recreation Jonhop Longview Fibre 99 102 Loomis Meyer, Fred Inc. Millers Intl Moore Clear Nordstrom Best Olympia Brew 23 Oregon Frz Dry Ore. Metallurgical Ore. Port. Cement Pacific Gamble 30 31 Pakwell Pay Save Pope Talbot Precision Cast 11 Rem Metals 5 Reser's Fine Foods Smokecraft Trans Pacific Wagner Mining Weisfields Willamette Ind Zirconium Tech BANKS-FINANCIAL Equitable Savings First Natl of Ore Granning Treece 12 Grt.

West Natl Bnk 9 Marine Bancorp Orbanco Seattle First Natl Security Bank U.S. Bancorp 47 INSURANCE Amer Guaranty 9 Nationwide Corp 12 Safeco UTILITIES Calif Pacific Cascade Nat Gas 12 NW Nat Gas Telephone Util LOCAL MUTUAL FUNDS Columbia Fund 17.79 LESS ACTIVE STOCKS (FRIDAYS) Oregon National .35 .50 Pixieland .30 Intern'1 King Table 7 Spassky wins 1st chess move REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thursday night, giving Boris Spassky the first move, and the world championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. Unless the American challenger or the Soviet champion pleads illness and gets another postponement. The confusion of the past week was summarized by the old woman selling cigarettes who asked in the beginning: "Fischer come?" Near the end it was: "Spassky go?" New York finals (Thursday) (AP) FdFair FordM closing Stock FordMe selected FrepM Frueh GAC Close Chg Gam Sk 1, Ganett 203 3, Dy 304, Gen El 3, Gen Fo 113 Gen Mi 491 Gen Mo GPubU 37 GnTel 471, Gen Ti 3 GaPac 31 Gilete GlenA 333-1 Gdrch 3 Gdyr 293, Grace GtWnU 353, GreenG 193, Greyhd Gulf0 HeclaM 20'2 3 Hew Pa 53'2-1', HolySu Hmestk 453, Honywl 213- IdahP 691, 1', IdelB 45 111 Ce 223, 1 IBM 13', Int Ha 62', Int Ni 531, Int Pa 163, Int TT JewelC 43 JoneL KaisA 62 Kenet 473 2' Kraft Kresge 55', Libby 343, Litton Lockhd LoneSG L.VO 361. 4 Macke 137', Macy 17', 1 Madis Magnvx 28', Marath Marcor Martin McDon 381, Merck MMM 4 Mobil 27 Monsni MonDu M1Fuel MISta NatCh Natl)is 604 4 Natin 3544 Naistl 195 Niak NwtAir 8744 NwtHen Decid Olin Omark Outhd Owentll Pack ParTT PanAm 3 auto fatals; Lane lists 2 By the Associated Press Three traffic fatalities, including two in separate Lane County accidents, were recorded in Oregon today and Thursday.

Two log trucks collided headon on Oregon 58 west of the Willamette Pass summit, killing one of the drivers. The victim was pinned in the wreckage for several! hours and was not immediately identified. The body of Stanley Pierce Jepson. 59, Eugene, was pulled from a pickup truck in the Hills Creek area near Oakridge in Lane County. State police said fishermen found the body in the wrecked vehicle.

It was not know when the accident took place. David Allen Kerley, 17, Portland, was crushed to death when he was throw from his car after being struck by a slow-moving freight train in north Portland. Police said Kerley's car skidded 375 feet before striking a flat car. Kerley was then thrown from the vehicle. Low bridges lengthen giraffe trip Logistics and road routes for four Atlanta, were layed out with low highway bridges don't mix.

mile overland trip from California. Mid-valley obituaries Mark Leeper LEBANON Mark Allen Leeper, 29, Star Rt. 1 Box 4, drowned Tuesday in the South Santiam River near here. Funeral service will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Jost Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Gerald Aylett officiating. Burial will follow in the Lebanon 100F Cemetery. He was born March 13, 1943 in Lebanon. He attended schools here and was graduated from Lebanon Union High School in 1962. He was employed at Lebanon Lumber Co.

He had lived in Lebanon all his life. Survivors include his wife, Myrtle; two daughters, Terri Lee and Tammi Lee, both at home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herschell L. Leeper of Lebanon; two sisters, Melinda Jane and Edith Mitsch, both of Lebanon; two brothers, Terrence Wade and Thomas Dewayne, both of Lebanon.

Jessie Pendleton Mrs. Jessie S. Pendleton, 71, 838 S. Ferry died early today an Albany nursing home. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Fisher Funeral Home.

Among survivors and her widower, William; a brother, former Linn County Commissioner Floyd Jenks of Tangent; and a sister, Mrs. Ross Glass of Tangent. Jesse Wolford Jesse Edward Wolford, 67, 2140 W. 17th died Thursday night at a Salem hospital following an extended illness. Pastor Hubert Book will conduct graveside service at Twin Oaks Memorial Gardens at 10:30 a.m.

Monday. Fisher Funeral Home is handling arrangements. He was born Jan. 6, 1905 in Vernon County, Mo. and lived in Missouri and California until moving to Albany in 1944.

He was employed in highway construction. He was a member of the Albany Eagles Aerie No. 2255. He married Mildred Mahan in Jay, Okla. in 1927.

She died in 1937. Surviving are a son, Robert, and a daughter, Mrs. Ray Osborn, both of Albany; brother, J.B. of Scio; sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Gawith and Mrs.

Retha Mapes, both in Kansas, Mrs. Flossie Baker of Orange, Mrs. Oma Hart of Riverside, Calif. and Mrs. Murl Haven of LaQuinta, and 10 grandchildren.

A son, Kenneth, died in 1958. Mid-valley fire, ambulance runs (from 8 a.m. Thursday to 8 a.m. today) 1:12 p.m. Thursday-Lebanon ComALBANY AMBULANCE munity Hospital to Albany General 6:49 p.m.

Thursday -Interstate 5 and Hospital, two persons, transfer. Highway 34, no patient run. In service 20 2:52 a.m. today-45 W. Oak St.

to minutes. Lebanon Community Hospital, one 10:23 p.m. Thursday-38th Avenue and person, sick. Columbus Street to Albany General Hospital, three persons, injured in traffic. LEBANON FIRES In service 39 minutes.

9:35 a.m. Thursday-Fire in tractor at 11:41 p.m. Thursday-330 N. Columbus Santiam Ford Tractor Third and St. to Albany General Hospital, one Sherman streets.

Moderate damage. One sick. In service 28 minutes. unit in service 10 minutes. person, ALBANY FIRE 1:49 p.m.

Thursday-Fire in chair at 10:27 p.m. Thursday-Bryants Park, R. White residence, Rt. 1 Box 205. Charles fire.

No damage. One unit in service Moderate damage. Four units in service 29 minutes. 56 minutes. tree LEBANON AMBULANCE SWEET HOME AMBULANCE 8:51 a.m.

Thursday miles south 9:03 a.m. Thursday-Service Road of Brownsville on Gap Road to Lebanon 1162A near Quartzville to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, injured Community Hospital one person, injured in logging accident. in logging accident. 10:31 a.m. Thursday-Lebanon 2:20 p.m.

Thursday-1111 Main St. to Community Hospital to 311 Main one Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, transfer. persom, sick. Mid-valley auto accidents (from 8 a.m. Thursday to 8 a.m.

today) ALBANY POLICE 10:15 p.m. Thursday- South Columbus Street near East 39th Avenue. Driver: Diane Gayle Humphrey, 18, 952 S. Ferry St. Charges: Miss Humphrey with violation of the basic rule, section three.

Auto hit guardrail on Santiam Canal bridge. Driver and two passengers, Gail Such, 18, 330 Quarry Road, and Dorothy Christman, 19. 952 S. Ferry Injured. Miss Such in Albany General Hospital with fractured jaw and cut over right eye.

Ir fairly good condition. LINN COUNTY SHERIFF 10 p.m. Tuesday (late report)- Highway 90E near Oak Creek bridge. Drivers: Patricia Jean Jones, 18. of Salem and Robert Matthew Heintz, 21, of Albuquerque, N.M, 11 p.m.

Tuesday (late report)- Priceboro Road and Brownsville Road. Drivers: Joanne Lavern Baker, 17, RI Box 52, Harrisburg: Richard Dale Baker, 20, RI. 1 Box 2H, Harrisburg: and Willard Leo Tennant, 66, RI. 1 Box 149Q. Harrisburg, Charges: Miss Baker with parking on the traveled portion of a roadway.

Tenant with disobeying a stop sign. Tiro passengers in Richard Baker car slightly injured. PUBLIC NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LINN in the Matter of the Estate LESLIE R. MeDANIEL, Deceased. NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS No.

12085 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal of the above estate. All having claims the estate are required to the same within 4 months from this date al Ellsworth, Albany. Oregon. DATED June 16, 1972. Ruby Miller Anderson Personal Representative Address: Know Rutle Albany, June 21, 20, 1972 July 7, 1972 3rd Milwaukie gun victim dies NEW YORK (AP) The market pursued an indecisive course today in moderate trading.

Prices were mixed after two days of advances. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was off .98 to 941.15, but declining issues edged ahead of gainers on the New York Stock Exchange. Mutual NEW YORK (AP) The following quotations, supplied by the National Association of Security Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) or bought Thursday. Bid Asked Admiralty Gr. 6.65 7.29 Admiralty Inc.

4.38 4.80 Admiralty Ins. 11.20 12.27 American Express Group Income 9.23 11.09 Invest 8.89 9.74 15.88 17.39 Chemical Fund 11.03 12.05 Colonial Equity 4.68 5.11 Colonial Fund 11.22 12.22 Comp BD 8.90 9.67 Comp FD 9.36 10.17 Dreyfus 13.10 14.36 Equity Fund 9.47 10.35 Fairfield 12.19 13.32 Fidelity Capital 13.39 14.63 Fidelity Group Puritan Fund 10.43 11.40 Salem Fund 6.01 6.57 Fidelity Trend 28.47 31.11 General Securities 8.73 N.L. Group Sec Com 12.29 13.44 Hamilton HFI 4.66 5.10 Investors' Group Mutual 10.48 11.39 Stock 21.35 23.21 Selective 9.59 10.31 Variable 9.33 10.14 Keystone S-3 9.83 10.78 Keystone S4 7.04 7.72 Keystone B4 9.15 10.03 Lord Abbett Affiliated6.98 7.55 Manhattan 5.55 6.07 Mass Growth 15.25 16.67 Mass Tr 12.78 13.97 Mut Omaha 6.57 7.14 Natl Sec Div 4.17 4.56 Natl Sec Growth 10.14 11.08 Natl Sec Stock 7.78 8.50 Putnam Equity 11.84 12.92 Putnam Inv 11.02 12.04 Putnam Growth 12.87 14.07 Putnam Vista 12.93 14.13 Security Eq 4.61 5.05 Selected Amer Shares 10.03 10.97 Selected Spec Sh 17.45 19.08 Shareholders Group ENTP 7.35 8.03 United Funds Accumulative 8.33 9.13 Income 15.05 16.48 Science 8.60 9.42 Value Line Inc. 5.03 5.51 Value Line Special Situations 5.64 6.18 Wellington 11.89 12.99 Whitehall 15.41 16.84 Winfield 4.99 5.45 Overcounter PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) National Association of Security Dealer quotations noon Friday.

They do not include retail markup, markdown or commissions. BID ASKED INDUSTRIALS Albany Frz Foods 5. 3, New York Thursday's New York Exchange prices: Admrl AlcanA AliedC AliedS AllisC Alcoa Am Hess Am Arin ABrnd AmBdct Am Can ACryS A Cyan AmEIP AMIC Am Mot ANatG ASmelR ATT AmpexC Armco Atl RI AvonP BeatF Beech BellH Bendx BoengC BoisC BristM Brawck BuddC Burll BurnN Castic CaterT Celnsec CeroC Certt CesnaA Chami Ches Chysir Citsve CocaC ColgP Colit ColuG ComiS Comsat Con Ed Con Fd ConAL Con Ca Con Vi CatriD CovIC CrowC Crwnz ('rts Darti DereC DelMnt Dilon Daney DowC Dressi dupont EastAL KasKe Eaton CIPas EvanP Parch Fratne FMC MILWAUKIE, Ore. (AP) A man wounded by a shotgun blast in a gunfire exchange that killed two others Thursday died Friday in a hospital in Milwaukie, a southeast Portland suburb. Henry Ronald Boyle, 33, succumbed to a 12 gauge said.

shotgun wound in the abdomen about 7 a.m., hospital officials Killed outright in the shootings, which took place early Thursday morning, were Dorothy June Boyle, 38, and her nephew. Daniel Lee Wills, 19, Stanton, Calif. Both were shot to death with a rifle. Critically wounded by a rifle shot was Audrey Allison Clark, 16, Portland, a girl friend of one of Mrs. Boyle's children.

The shootings took place in the Boyle home. Police said Boyle had left the home last Saturday, returning later to remove furniture and personal belongings, then returned again early Thursday. The rest of the family had been in Albany for a family reunion during the Fourth of July weekend. Police chief Donald R. Jones said detectives had not been able to reconstruct the events leading to the shootings.

"At this moment we don't know who fired the first shot," Jones said. Both the rifle and the shotgun were owned by the family, Jones said, adding that Boyle had left the house Saturday with the rifle. Gerald Lee Stillwell 16, Mrs. Boyle's oldest son, suffered a minor wound during the shooting. Four younger children escaped through the back of the house when the shooting started.

Mrs. Boyle was employed by Alcoa Aluminum Co. in Vancouver, Wash. Boyle worked at a Portland tire retreading firm. It was not known how long they were married.

giraffes, destined for Lion Country Safari's new preserve near the precision of the Normandy invasion. You see, tall giraffes and The animals passed through Dallas, Tex. Thursday on their (UPI Telephoto) Albany EATHER Democrat- Albany's forecast Oregon temperatures By the Associated Press 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today: Albany, Corvallis and vicin- Astoria High 64 Low 51 Precip. Tr ity--Mostly fair through Satur- Baker 90 52 .07 day after morning clouds.

Low Brookings 68 51 Burns 85 48 Tr tonight upper 40s, high Satur- Eugene 73 48 day mid 70s. Klamath Falls 85 47 Lakeview 84 54 Medford 91 Albany temperatures Newport 63 52 North Bend 64 56 24 hours to 7 a.m. today Pendleton 97 59 High Thursday. .74 Low Rain this last 24 morning. hours.

48 Tides at Newport Total rain year (inches). .28.17 Saturday Willamette River (feet). .4.11 HIGHS LOWS Sunset tonight. .8:59 p.m. 12:01 6.0 5:11 a.m.-1.8 ft.

Sunrise Saturday. 5:36 a.m. 10:55 p.m. 9.1 ft. 4:45 p.m.

3.0 ft. 30.00 30.00 30.12 SEATTLE MINNE 29.77 YORK HIGH SAN I RANCISCO 30 18 29.77 LOS ANGELE 30.00 29.89 30.12 LOWEST TEMPERATURES NI WORLE ANS MIAMI 29891 60 3000 LEGEND RAIN FEE SNOW AIR SHOWERS UTI WEATHER I OICK AST Some possible showers are forecast for the northern section of the Pacific Northwest tonight. Thunderstorms and scattered showers also are expected in the Midwest, southern Florida and portions of the northern Plains. (UPI Telephoto) The weather elsewhere High Low Pr. Albany, cldy 74 50 Albu'que, cidy 91 65 Amarillo, clear 79 61 .11 Anchorage, clear 80 56 Asheville, clear 73 50 Atlanta, clear 78 Birmingham, clear Bismarck, eldy 47 Boise, clear 57 Boston, clear 70 58 Buffalo, clear 68 50 Charleston, cldy 73 67 Charlotte, cidy Chicago, cldy Cincinnati, cidy 75 Cleveland, cidy Denver, cidy Des Moines, clear 53 Detroit, cldy Duluth, cldy Fairbanks.

Fort Green Bay. rain .31 Helena, cidy Honolulu, cidy Houston, clear 85 Ind'apolis, cidy 73 Jacks' ville, cldy 90 12 Juneau, Kansas City, rain 81 Little Rock. clear 80 54 Opens union drive Meany sets move against McGovern WASHINGTON (AP) AFL-CIO President George Meany headed for the Democratic National Convention today, reportedly determined to block the presidential nomination of Sen. George McGovern. Driven by personal as well as political antipathy, the labor titan has launched a drive that commands the sympathies of most union presidents if not their wholehearted support.

Some have voiced misgivings that an unrelenting antiMcGovern campaign could destroy a tenuous party unity and encourage the re-election of President Nixon, like McGovern the target of numerous Meany barbs. If McGovern wins the nomination despite Meany, labor leaders would be confronted with limited options, none palatable to them. Meany and his chief political strategist, Al Barkan, were counting on union presidents to sway convention delegates away from McGovern, the front-runner on the verge of capturing the 1,509 delegates needed for nomination. "Barkan gave me the spiel- labor people are going to try to stop McGovern on the first and second said Jerry Wurf, a McGovern supporter and president of the AFL-CIO American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees. Edward Carlough, president of the Sheet Metal Workers, said if such a move were successful "it would make the nomination totally worthless to anybody else." "I'm going along with Meany, whatever he does," said the chief of one large construction union, who asked not to be quoted by name.

Another source said, "If McGovern gets the nomination, it becomes a competition between McGovern and Nixon, and labor simply couldn't be neutral or for Nixon." Others consider neutrality a real possibility. Pentagon sends men to Miami WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon said today it is sending about 2,500 Army paratroopers and Marines to Florida this weekend to stand by in case of trouble during the Democratic National Convention. Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Friedheim said the troops will begin arriving Saturday at Homestead Air Force Base, about 30 miles south of the Miami Beach convention site. Friedheim said the troops will remain at Homestead and be committed only if disturbances grow too big for police and Florida National Guardsmen to handle.

It will be up to the Justice Department, acting for the federal government, to decide whether to send the troops into Miami Beach. FOR PAINT and BODY WORK On all types of cars See WEIGE'S PAINT BODY SHOP 5150 Santiam Highway ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 926-4051 We specialize in doing work on Volkswagens Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 11'2- PanEP 12 64 PennCen 44 233, 4 PennDix 97, 201 Penney 79 371 Pepsi 1 Pfizer 341, Phelps 363- 803, PhilMor 1113, 27 PehilPet 663, Polard 253, Proct 511, PubSC 194, PugSPL 301 4 Pullmn RCA 35 RepStl ReyIn Rey Mt 16'1- 10': RoyID 383 Salwy 28 StJoe StRegis SCM ScotPap 18 Sears Shell 16': SoCalEd SoCo SoPac 29 SoRy 90 2 1 1352, Sperry 43'. 32': SiBran 50'1 StoiCal 311, StOilin 70 SIOIINJ 1 34 Stauf 39 31', StriDrg 304, StuWor 524, Swift Tekirnx 60 164 Teledyn Tenco Texaco 42 TexGIf 4 Texin 175 Textron 32 Thiokol Timken 294 TodShp TWA SI Transm TriCon TRW TwenCen 10 UAL UMC UnCar UnEl Unoil UnPac Uniroyl UnAir UnBran UnitCp 331, UnMM UsGyp USind A USSI Univoil UnivCpg Varian Wart.m WhAir WHUn Wallan WesEl Weyerhe WhiMel Wiwth Xerox Zenith Sales Los Angeles, cldy Louisville, clear Marquette, clear 73 .12 Memphis, clear Miami, cldy Milwaukee, cidy .12 clear .14 New Orleans, cidy New York, cidy Okla.

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Saturday (late report)Liberty Crowfoot Road, seven-and-ahalf miles southwest of Sweet Home. Driver: Marvin Kenneth Kohol, 41, Rt. 1 Box 445, Lebanon. Pickup truck turned onto side in ditch. Driver and eight passengers injured, apparently none seriously.

OREGON STATE POLICE 6:55 p.m. Thursday- 34, 10 miles east of Corvallis. Drivers: Walter Joseph Nathe, 66, 1005 W. 12th Albany, and Willard Delbert Stapler, 57, 10459 S. Columbus Albany.

Charges: Nathe with failure to drive to the right. 8:50 p.m. Thursday--Marion Jefferson Road at rail crossing, three miles northeast of Jefferson. Driver: Sandra Sue White, 23, of Kennewick, Wash. Tire blowout, lost control, hit power pole causing outages.

Passenger Terry Bruce Rogers, 20, of Forman, Ark. in fairly good condition in Albany General Hospital with lacerated face. 4 p.m. June 28 (late report) Highway 20, 10 miles east of Sweet Home. Driver: Robert Scott Richards, 21, 1361 Quince Sweet Home.

Log truck left road. Suffered minor injuries, treated and released at Lebanon Community Hospital. OPS OREGON PHYSICIANS SERVICE Local Agents PEARCE CHADWICK AND ROBB 801 Pacific Phone Blvd. 928-3333 Chintimini Kennel Club Inc. ALL BREED DOG SHOW SATURDAY, JULY 8th Judging 9.a.m.

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