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WCbar aiHk, DticrtUt art Utsittt tttilint frtm ArUmuuAiknterWndiOir. RmbU AOrw 4 ai rrKft k) Kn. AiLr. (LT1) Wallace declares Cloudy, scattered showers still a candidate 1 variant and gusty windi Dear Saturday night near M. thuTKlenhowtri Utfle change ProhtbUity of precipitation SO in temperature, Iflgn Saturday per' cent afternoons and and Sunday mid M'a, low otherwise 10 per cent CASTER AREAs Variable clou din wi through Sunday.

Scattered afternoon and evenlmt thuDderihoera with Siuirdar through Sunday. Sua aru at I (7 Saturday and rises Sunday Wuimum wind Friday 44 with gusts lo mph from the west fkxed his arms about every 19 minutes fa) form of si King pushup. In a 10-minute pianeskle speech aL Vxitgomery, Wallace said he would CgttU to change the party platform to reflect the views of the average working man rather that) "a small number of eoiaa 1 WAlfOMAl Wf AlHft SltVlCI IOHCAS1 lo ft I J1 7 a 77 MIAMI BEACH (LTIMVdartnt that -wt'rt back Into the fight," Cot. Georf Wallace arrived for the Democratic National Convention in a i wheelchair Friday, intent on stopping the McGovern presidential drive and rewriting a party platform he beUrtra would aptU i Drmoerttic disaster to November. St HI par alyted from the waist down after a May 1) luaasuiation attempt, the 11- 30DO inrift trrr inn McGovern had deal, year-oid governor left Holy Cross Hospital i i- rn 111 I Mm r.1 111 a i ilr.

recuperation and Dew here aboard an Air JJaltMlOre SOYS roce nosDitai Diane ty way a wanv way SOUTHEAST WYOMING -Variable cloudlnesi through Sunday. Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers with variable and gusty winds near thundershowers. Little temptngure change. Lows Saturday night low 40s and knr Ws. High Saturday and Sunday mid 70s and low 80s.

Precipitation probability 10 per cent through Saturday night BALTIMORE (UFI) -Sen. George 1 McGovern, the frortrunnlng Democratic Presidential contender, bad an agreement with Sen. Edmund S. Muskie to assuml some campaign debts in return for an) endorsement. The Baltimore Sun reported" Friday.

The newspaper also said that rtscussipns were held with campaign aides of Sea Hubert H. HumDhrev.a few before the California primary on debts anq an endorsement, but no agreement waJ reached. DAUAS HIOHIH JuiVAr President briefed on price rise SAN CLEMENTE, (UPD-Presidrrtt NUoo'i lop ectjrwnile tad comimer dixr briefed hlxa oo the wtr igilnst tnrbtioo FrkUy, and duffged Cbngrai wlA undcmittlng It with tt-triwganl dectioi-yer spending. Trfasury Secretary George P. ShuJU warned Friday that irresponsible Cbngressioral pending abo might drive uzes.

"A rote for extra spending is a rote for higher prices or higher tues," Shulti said, polntlr out that Congress already hai aceeded Nixon's 1373 budget by more than 7 billion. He expressed the view- outlined earlier by Nixon that a tax Increase would not be necessary this year but warned that the picture could change unless some restraints are exercised. "There Is no need to swell government spending to the point where new taxes are necessary," he said, "but it Is conceivable it could happen." Shultz, Economic Adviser Herber Stein and Consumer Affairs Adviser Virginia Knauer briefed Nixon on their series of meetings with representatives of the food Industry to hold down prices. They scheduled another session in Washington Saturday with officials from countries importing meat to the United States. Figures released in Washington Friday showed a surge in meat prices caused another one per cent 'increase the wholesale price of consumer food, and Shultz said Nixon has ordered an aggressive policy of encouraging more meat imports.

Nixon last month ordered Quotas on -meat Imports lifted for the remainder of the year in an effort to increase the supply, and Shultz said those countries responding to the import invitation would be rewarded with larger quotas next year. Wholesale meat price up sharply gomery, Ala. During the brief airport stopover at his state capital he told 10,000 persons he wanted to make the average American the "king of politics." Although he said 'I fed great" as he waved to weDwishers at the hospital, Wallace complained of some stomach-pains during his flight south, and appeared thin and tired when he addressed reporters with a weak voice at Miami International Airport. He Insisted that "I'm still an active, viable candidate even though I have been sidelined for a few days." Wallace was driven straight to his 20th-floor suite at the Sheraton Four Ambassadors Hotel across Bbcayne Bay from the Miami Convention Center. Greeting him in his plush quarters was country singer Marty Robbins, one of the governor's favorites.

Wallace's aides, said he had plans for few pre-convention appearances, including a Saturday night reception for all delegates, but that his immediate concern was to ally Hie arrangement was between Frank" ft Ti 1 1 1 I I ii N.llfiMnl Mmnfllirn iwuiji SOUTHWEST WYOMING -Variable cloudiness through Sunday. Scattered thundershowers afternoons and evenings. Variable gusty winds near thundershowers. Little change in temperature. Low Saturday night mid 40s to low 50s.

High Saturday and Sunday upper 70s to mid 80s. Precipitation probability 20 per cent through Saturday night. lIUVIWCRIUl IU1UUIMU UUUUUJUl UM" dinator for McGovern, and Bed Bern- 11V I I Tl I IK- lr I ui hard, who was then Muskie's director, the Daner said. SNOW to I I UflWf AlltltlOIOCASlO "But the deal- was tentative and was washed out the next morning when Muskie mj decided to stay in the face," Adam GtjMi1 mer of The Sun's Washington bureati7-wrote. v'" Tka oimumant nroa morL TimA ft mrvf Temperatures Around the Area, State and Nation HglfcUUUil WWVH UIMW.

VMM. 17 'himself quickly with party forces deter- focied taking over some of 'the currenC- If jiuijcuiuueiiaoi. ueurgea. n.vivau pressing oDugaaons or uie OTUSMB, 9 South Dakota a first-baUot nomination. campaign but not the entire 1200,000 in-Charles Snider, the governor's cam- debtedness, the paper said.

paign manager, said Wallace -delegates Albuquerque 95 64 Denver -89 48 Los Angeles 90 66 Rawlins 85-47. T. Atlanta 80 61 Detroit 75 51 Miami 84 77 .06 RockSprings 85 52 BigPiney 81 44 86 50 Mpls-St Paul 74 48 St.L6uis 80 60 Billings 88 58 Fairbanks 88 62 New Orleans 87 70 SaltLakeCity 95 66 Bismarck 80 47 .17 Fort Worth 87 64 York 79 61 San Francisco 61 53 Boston 73 59 Helena 81 50 Oklahoma aty 86 62 Seattle 69 48 CASPER 88 47 .01 Honolulu 75 Omaha 79 58 Sheridan. 82 50 T. Cheyenne .76 49 .01 Kansas City 81 63 Phoenix 107 82 Washington 76 60 .21 Chicago 79 59 .09 Lander 89 54 Portland, Ore.

72 55 Wichita 80 63 Cleveland 78 48 Laramie 77 44 .16 Rapid City 82 52 Woriand 73 51 would support any floor move to strip Chess championship rwi A WOL soldier is hijacker McGovern of as many as 13 California votes, and "well go with Mayor (Richard Daley (of Chicago), stand shoulder-to-shoulder with him." The outcome of the credentials fights, said Snider, "could have a considerable bearing on what's in the platform," which he said was Wallace's overriding concern. "When the platform comes up, that's when the fight will harden," he said. Snider said Wallace believes that if the Democrats adopt ihe present pro-McGovern platform draft, they will find President Nixon "rides a bulldozer over them" in November. On the Montgomery-Miami leg of his flight, Wallace chatted with his wife Cornelia and George McCoy, a black Vietnam veteran and crew member, and now siaris iuesuay it iM REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Boris ti Spassky gave up his demand that Bobby Fischer forfeit the first game of their i world championship chess match in return'! for Fischer's agreement to postpone thef game until Tuesday, UJS. chess sources "said Friday.

The compromise was worked out in a backstage room of Reykjavik's main.j sports hall Thursday night a few minutes; before the American challenger and the world champion from Russia appeared on stage to draw lots for the first move, the; sources said. plane took off again for Oakland, circled the airport while Goodell ordered a helicopter to be readied, and then landed. it A tense two hours followed while Turner tried to convince Goodell he should give up. EXQUISITE EUFFET EVERY SrcSAY killed during a shootout which ended another hijacking at San Francisco" International Airport, across the bay from Oakland. Turner, 42, Sacramento, said he first knew of the hijacking when he saw Goodell standing with an automatic pistol pointed at a stewardess's stomach.

The plane, a Boeing 727, was ordered to fly to San Diego, 500 miles south and the airline's headquarters. The hijacker demanded that 8450,000 and a parachute be collected and waiting. The plane circled San Diego's Lindbergh Field for about an hour, then landed. In return for the ransom, Goodell agreed to release all the passengers and crew members except three passenger Turner, who volunteered to stay aboard, and pilot Jerry Blakely, of San Diego and the copilot. After several hours on the ground, the up UNITED COOES, IIIG.

741 5 E. Yellowstone NOW OPEN 3 Days Only! i mua mTIL 7WJ P.M. "Best Western" Hospitality OAKLAND, Calif. UPI)-A 21-year-old AWOL soldier, who hijacked a Pacific Southwest AL lines jet with 57 persons aboard and collected $455,000 ransom, gave himself up Friday to a law officer he had held hostage. The hijacking was the second for the airline in as many days.

Francis Good ell, of Manassas, reported absent from Ft. Riley, Kansas a week ago, surrendered two pistols to state Highway Patrol Capt Lloyd Turner after a nine-hour drama up and down much of the length of California. "I told him that as soon as he stepped down the ramp an FBI agent is going to squeeze one off and your head will disintegrate," said Turner, a passenger on the flight who spent two tense hours at Oakland airport trying to convince Goodell to give up. Turner said Goodell told him he was "sick," and he interpreted that to mean Goodell, a Vietnam veteran, thought he was mentally H. Goodell was charged with air piracy and was being held in San Francisco on 1100,000 bond.

The hijacking began 5:20 p.m. Thursday during a trip from Oakland to Sacramento, just one day after two Bulgarian refugees and a passenger were WASHINGTON (UPI) Wholesale meat prices went up sharply in June for the second consecutive month, but the nation's unemployment rate fell to its lowest point in nearly two years, government said Friday. The reports by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of both good and bad news said Joblessness declined from 5.9 per cent down to 5.5 per cent last month, the lowest rate since it was 5.4 per cent in September, 1970. The droDof of a per-centage point was the largest'decline in the unemployment rate in more than seven But on the price front, the BLS said wholesale prices of live poultry shot up 6.9 per cent in June, livestock prices soared 4.7 per. cent and wholesale prices for processed meats, poultry and fish went up 3.6 per cent all pointing toward higher retail prices mat already have begun showing up in supermarkets.

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