Alabama Journal from Montgomery, Alabama • 18

Monday, February 24, 1975 ALABAMA JOURNAL, Monttomerr. AU. 18 eimsifl Try Agam 1'nscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Limit Filibuster: i 1 1 tin- LW1EFF 1 1 UK1E WAS. I TELSED II 'Nil Now amitft the circled letten to form the iurprit arawer, untried by the above cartoon.

HU XJ 1 ht snares (Amm UBorrn) Jumble PANDA OBESE JACKAL THROAT Amacri Sound like il'i mentioned in Saturday' 'If fa. Wilson trvstocallya, timim- IT li I ii nwii hiihiii i ininiiw i mm iiniwii li r-4Sr---yiniti ijl i Tornado Casualty WASHINGTON (AP) A new effort in the Senate to make it easier to halt filibusters and possible action in the House on a $21i billion tax cut to pep the economy head this week's congressional agenda Senate liberals, who came closer than ever before last Thursday to making it easier to limit debate, plan a new effort, possibly Tuesday They hope to avoid parliamentary errors that ruined the earlier bid. They propose to permit three-fifths of the Senate, instead of two-thirds, to cut off debate At present, the Senate is at an impasse with the filibuster controversy delaying action on an emergency measure to keep Northeast railroads running. A new effort to pass that measure was scheduled today. Possible House action on the tax bill, meanwhile, hinges on Tuesday's caucus of the 290 House Democrats on a move to permit a vote on possible repeal of the 22 per cent oil depletion allowance hep William Green, D-Pa is leading the drive to add the depletion repeal to the package of tax cuts and rebates aimed at stimulating the sagging economy Democratic leaders fear the repeal attempt would jeopardize the entire tax reduction bill.

If the caucus backs Green, House leaders may delay floor action in an effort to work out a compromise. Both houses, meanwhile, were awaiting President Ford's veto of the measure that would suspend for 90 days his authority to raise oil import tariffs, a central feature in the President's energy program. With the House considered likely to override, the crucial vote on overriding the veto is expected in the Senate which voted 66 to 28 for the suspension. GOP leaders say they have an even chance of picking up the extra votes they need. Two-thirds votes in both chamber are required to override a veto.

However, administration efforts to win support from Eastern Republicans by placing on gasoline the major burdenof the increased prices that would result from the tariff drew a sharp warning Saturday from a key administration backer. in a telegram to Ford, Sen. Robert Dole warned that such a move might jeopardize the President's support among those who sided with him last week. Elsewhere in Congress, confirmation hearings begin in the Senate today on one Ford Cabinet appointee and continue on another. The Senate Banking Committee opens" hearings on Ford's nomination of Mrs.

Carla Anderson-1-Hills to be secretary of housing and urban development. The Commerce Committee is continuing hearings on William T. Coleman, nominated as the next secretary of transportation. Mrs. Hills would be the third woman Cabinet member in history, and Coleman the second black.

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There's no other formula like it. At drug counters everywhere. Ointment or This utility pole hangs from the wires it once supported following the tornado that ripped through Tuscaloosa Sunday afternoon. The pole is snapped off at its base. This is part of the twister's path with the pole opposite Shoe City on the South Bypass near the McFarland Boulevard in- tersection Shoe City was one of the hardest hit businesses as the twister raked across the high ground parallel to McFarland and around 1-59.

Scottish Inn, the motel where the storm's only fatality occurred, is just over the rise behind Shoe City. Stories, more pictures, page 1. 2 Wetumpka Children Killed In Car Mishap; Man Charged WETUMPKA Two'mingham youth, Randy ran off U.S Highway 80 and small children were killed1, Lewis, 18, was struck by a overturned three miles south of here Sunday afternoon when car and killed in Talladega York 11 ''mWLOVEsA I I RETAKES WITH HER I RAlM OR, 1C1 PREFER WHEREVER SHE -WPn C0MTRARIWISE.7 1 I PO THAT 'Slf MEANS WERE I AtORE VWRONS TRACK NATIVES THE7 IS HEALTHY MEAN WE'RE" ON THE WRONG NATIVES f- ASAlNff- WET DO THEY HAPPY rn NEAR TH' TRACK, STUPID' CHEERY MUST RND SOMET V. LOOK SICK FLAPALCO2jLET5TURM AS NAUSEATED SSr iwr In WHAT VE NEED PX) 1 Or BAILS O' 'H g. I GOT A TERRIBLE TZ llNEL I JH HDW CCV.

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47. Bir- State Troopers said a 19-year-old Town Creek youth, Barry Lynn Crook, died when the car he was in ran off a road in Lawrence County about seven miles east of Moulton. Another 19-year-old youth, Gary Wendell Graham of Talladega, died when the car he was in ran off a Talladega County road about nine miles west of his hometown William Riley Flowers, a 43-year-old Butler resident, died in a two-car collision in Choctaw County about five and one-half miles north of his hometown. The Associated Press counts weekend accidental deaths in A'aDama until midnight Sunday Alabama from 6 p.m. Friday AIIVKKTISKMKNT What Do Many Doctors Use When They Suffer Pain And Itch Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues? Exclusive formula gives prompt, temporary relief from such pain and itch in many cases.

Helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues due to inflammation. 4. ana snarron Kena Duncan, 5 The accident happened two miles west of We- tumpka on Gossom Switch Road. was The man being held identified by the Elmore Sheriff's office as Odell TU.nU 00 Vr: tnv.VH aH Hriv no 1 toxicated and driving while flic hsanc'A nr rAtMban 1 111 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 111- 1113 llCWiJC TT QJ tCVUATj Alabama State Troopers said the man's license had i i nn a been revoked in 1974 for driV- intr whilp inrnvtnarpr! ing Wniie intoxicates. The funeral arrangements for the girls were pending at Jones and Goodman Funeral Home in Wetumpka.

In other weekend accidents around the state, a Bir- Mid-Confinent mm mm I a KfflC rflAfTlf liWsMlk Phone Company Mid-Continent Telephone in 5., tO. WnlCn Serves 12 States has bought thp F.rWtip pIp. naa uuugiu me Citiecuc teie- pnone company The Elmore-Coosa lele- phone Co. serves 3,400 telephones in Eclectic, Kowa-liga and Camp Hill. The purchase was Mid-Continent's first in Alabama and was completed for an undisclosed amount.

Mid-Continent serves 714,000 phones in 12 south ern midwestern and eastern. States and IS the nation's i fifth largest independent telephone system. I County near Eastoboga Sun- mingham. was fatally injured Sunriav when hpr rar wpnt nut of control and hit a tree. A 56-vear-old Huntsville man.

Claude M. Wilson, was killed when his car struck a tree in Huntsville Friday night Tn Cnmfa, fVnnti, Chorn uumrei vuiiijr, unv.v.1 Lions. 20, of Riverdale, Ga W3S k'iIed Whefl the car in which she was riding NoUce is hereby jiven IhaUppllcaUon has ue County of Montgomery, Alabama, lor approval of a permit for the sale of liquor at this location, WMlh Gr7. '5 miles East of Montgomery on Hwy M. Waurt, Alabama and 'hat public hearing on said application has been SIJRM fcSS JttlBS lor or against said application may appear in person at said time or may indicate his or her wishes in writing by communication addressed to the Montgomery County Commission.

H. w. Suddath, Administrator Montgomery County Commission Ala. Jou. Feb.

24, IPS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF MUlllliAlib WHEREAS, default has been made in the terms ol the mortgage executed on the 1 day of nugvsi, im, vj ouu lnuiiids ourocu ami iarui Ann BunleU, and as husband and wife tn favor of ft Land Corporation recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate Property Book 0. at Page MS, and said default continuing, the said Land Cor- poration under the cower of sale contained in if Mnfllfnmaru fVuinru iliMmi in Mail M'd "ill at uction for cash to the hichest bidder at the Washinrton Street entrance of the courthouse in the City of Montgomery during legal hours of sale on the day of March 1975 the following described real esiaie emDracea in saia mortgage, situated in the City of Montgomery County of Montgomery Alabama to-wit Lot I. Block 2 according to the Plat of Brickdale Estates. Section 4A. as the same appears of record in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Montgomery County.

Alabama In Plat Book 26. page 74 Said tale is made for the purpose of foreclosing said mortgage, paying the mortgage debt, and the costs and expenses of foreclosure. Including a reasonable attorney's fee 4 Land Corporaton Mortgagee AMR CiMPBRI I 7iH EZESSmtmm Montgomery Alabama ADVERTISEMENT WATER WEIGHT PROBLEM? USE E-LIW Excess water in the body can be uncomfortable. E-LIM will help you lost excess water weight. We at WOOLCO PHARMACY recommend it.

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