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The Press-Tribune, Roseviile, California 95678 Tuesday, July 4, 1972 Page 5 South Viet team landed in Quang Tri -vJt ll i J-'-t few fi BtlfBl "Triiiiii iiiwi' aJlsiilhJiliai MMl'iMr'r- started shelling Hue and the half-dozen outposts on its western flank. Since the drive started one week ago, government spokesmen said more than 1,100 North Vietnamese troops have been killed. Government losses were placed at 50 dead and 235 wounded. The Communists started their offensive on March 30 by moving across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into Quang Tri, South Viet-nam's northern-most province. They routed government troops and took control of the province on May l.

The current drive is the first concerted South Vietnamese attempt to recapture the province, the first ever taken by the Communists. Funds for wildlife in state California Congressman Harold T. (Bizz) Johnson today revealed the Golden State will receive $1,108,258 in federal aid for wildlife restoration and hunter safety programs. The bulk of the funds, $1,042,258, will go for wildlife restoration. "This distribution is being made" Congressman Johnson said, "according to a formula based on hunting license holders and the area of each state." There are some 756,975 licensed hunters in California, according to Fish and Wildlife statistics.

Congressman Johnson said these hunters paid $4,255,007 for a variety of permits and licenses last year. Susan Sullivan of Roseviile will be one of the first in the state to receive the new color photo drivers license. She is being photographed by Chris Delgado manager of the Roseviile Department of Motor Vehicles office. (Press-Tribune photo) Now in coor Fire Control technician William W. Eshelman makes adjustments to an array of dials which align and aim by computer the five-inch guns on the Naval Reserve destroyer USS Arnold Isbell.

Eshelman participated last month in the largest Naval Reserve exercise off the West Coast in the last 10 years, involving 13 ships and 2,400 sailors. Colored pictures for licenses work Roseviile man heads for hills Some 3,000 sailors took legislation enacted last year, Sen. Randolph Collier's SB 222. The front of the new style drivers license will be chemically coated, making it more durable and immediately showing up any attempt at alteration or counterfeiting. Elapsed time between standing in front of the camera and receiving one's drivers license through the mail from Sacramento will continue to be approximately three weeks.

DMV issues, renews or replaces 15,700 drivers licenses each working day more than four million a year. Four years will elapse before all 12 million California drivers licenses will have been renewed in color. During that time 1.5 million additional drivers will be William W. Eshelman is sold on the mountains of Colorado and plans to move there as soon as his final discharge from the Navy comes through later this summer. But Eshelman also likes the sea and he confessed to "mixed emotions" about leaving it recently while participating in what may be his last cruise with the United States The 26-year-old sailor, son of Mrs.

Dorothy M. Eshelman, 134' Alta Vista Roseviile, is a fire control technician by rank and has SAIGON (LTD A 30-man South Vietnamese reconnaissance team landed by helicopter in the center of Quang Tri city today, paving the way for a government move to recapture the provincial capital held by the Communists for more than two months. Military sources said the team met only light resistance. A South Vietnamese force moved into the suburb of Mai Linh only one-half mile away earlier in the day and also reported only light resistance. Another small force also moved unopposed into Quang Tri combat base two miles northwest of the city.

The base is the former home of the U.S. 1st Brigade, 5th Mechanized Infantry Division. It was turned over to the South Vietnamese one year ago. Despite the apparent disappearance of Communist troops, U.S. advisers said they expected a tough fight ahead.

An estimated 48,000 North Vietnamese soldiers took part in the drive to capture Quang Tri province and the capital on May 1 and the troops are still believed to be in the aia. "We expect to have a hell of a fight there. We expect to have to fight our way all the way in," one U.S. adviser told UPI correspondent Barney Seibert who is accompanying government forces. Two dozen miles to the south, Communist gunners shelled the city of Hue for the third consecutive day in an apparent move to take some 01 U1C PUM1 uul U1 mc Vietnamese attempt to recapture Quang Tri.

At least two civilians were killed and eight wounded. Two-thirds of Hue's 30,000 defenders were pulled out of the city and sent north in the drive into Quang Tri. While South Vietnamese columns moved up Highway 1, Communist gunners slipped in from the west and LAFCO meeting changed The Placer County, local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) rescheduled its regular Tuesday night meeting to July 11 in order to observe the national holiday. Included on the agenda for the upcoming meeting are: Annexation proceedings in the Tahoe City Public Utility District for approval of terms and conditions connected with annexation number 14. A county service area No.

19 agreement for the Sierra Meadows annexation. An industrial parcel annexation for the Newcastle Sanitary District. And a public hearing date of July 5 at' 2 p.m. for annexation in the North Tahoe Public Utility District. The area commonly referred to as the government tract, lies between Highway 267 and the Lake Vista area.

The hearing is scheduled for the NTPUD office in Tahoe Vista. In other actions at the meetinprotest letters from resident in the City of Rock-lin-Turner Annexation will reach the commission. The commission will also act on the Bridle Trails-East annexation proposed by the City of Rocklin. Tom McMahan, Placer County Planning Director will review the county general plan and the Loomis basin plan in a study session with the The LAFCO meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. 1 in the supervisors chambers of the Placer County Administrative Center in Auburn.

Robert Cozens. They' will find the improvement easily worth the 25 cents additional cost." The fee for a license will be $3.25. It had been $3. The charge for a duplicate license will jump from $1 to $1.25. A non-driver's identification card, which will also be in color and plastic-coated will cost $3.25 rather than $3.

Cozens said new photographic equipment has been installed in all local DMV offices to take color pictures of applicants, in keeping with C.H. man honored In recognition of outstanding achievements in the insurance field, Donald R. Sims, 7258 Auburn rus Heights, was the guest of Farmers Insurance Group at its Topper Club Convention at Reno, according to R. G. Lindsley, vice president in charge of sales for the company, whose home office is in Los Angeles.

Topper Club honors are awarded annually by Farmers Insurance Group to its leading district managers and agents throughout the company's operating territory. Membership is made up of those who meet production standards in all five member companies. ATTENTION SONG WRITERS! Want your song placed with major well known Music Publishers? For details, write to: Song Service P.O. Box 11 09 Roseviile, Calif. Checkmate is first move in tournament ri Vv-V.

ft jiUjpji Foods wii-ni California drivers licenses and identification cards have taken on a completely new appearance. Photographs will be in color; each card, attractively printed in blue and gold, will be plastic coated for security and durability. "Most motorists will find their new color photos far more flattering than the black-and-white likenesses they carry in their wallets now," said DMV Director Third recall for Vegas DETROIT (UPI) All Chevrolet Vegas built since the car was introduced have been involved in at least two recall campaigns. Now many have been called back a third time. The latest recall campaign announced Monday by General Motors which said it wanted to inspect some subcompact Vegas nearly every one built in the 1971 and 1972 model years for a defective axle shaft that could cause rear brake failure and the axle itself to fall off.

In April, 130,000 of the current 1972 models were re-, called for a fuel and exhaust system correction. Then, in May, 350,000 of the 1971 and 1972 models nearly all produced to that time were recalled for repair of a faulty carburetor bracket that could cause the throttle to stick in an open position. Some owners whose 1972 model was involved in the April recall campaign and also in the one announced in May, may not have had that work done yet. Those owners can wait now until they get the certified letter telling them of the latest recall, and have all the repairs done at once. HowMericon Made STORE HOURS Saturday 9 to 4 9 to 6:30 daily trained with the reserve for the past several years.

In June, he was called to serve aboard the USS Arnold J. Isbell during the largest Naval Reserve training exercise in the past 10 years, a joint operations cruise from California to Hawaii of two destroyer squadrons-13 ships in all. Objectives were simple: To provide a vehicle for integrated training in all phases of shipboard and multi-ship operations during the reservists' annual two weeks of active duty. The president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) said he was "pessimistic" the match would be held. "The situation is critical.

I don't know if the match will be played at all. I am very pessimistic," said FIDE president Dr. Max Euwe. Spassky, who has been waiting in Iceland for more than one week for the match which was scheduled to start Sunday, filed a formal protest in Russian against Fischer's late arrival and walked out of a meeting where lots were to be drawn to see who had the first move. Fischer, who finally agreed to play Spassky after a British banker said he would double the prize money, did not attend the meeting.

He stayed in his room to sleep to get ready for the match, scheduled to start at 1 p.m. EDT, and sent his seconds, the Rev. William Lom-bardi and two lawyers, Paul Marshall and Andrew Davis. Lothar Schmid, the official arbiter of the match, said he would need a translation of the Soviet protest before he could act upon it. "What happened was that Spassky lodged a protest against the fact that Fischer did not arrive in time Sunday and he walked out of the meeting," Euwe said.

The match was postponed for two days while Fischer haggled for more money. He agreed to play after the British banker said he would double the prize money and Fischer boarded an Icelandic Airline flight from New York Monday night. The flight was held for one houi to wait for Fischer. Beginners Dart, about 40 Der cent of them reservists. The rest constituted a "nucleus" active duty crew which mans the ships year round.

The exercise included training in anti-submarine warfare, electronic detection systems, procedures for replenishment at sea and ship maneuvers. Eshelman's skills were put to work after the ships, in two separate squadrons meet at Pearl Harbor. After a weekend of liberty, the crew re-embarked for a week of gunnery practice on a firing range off the coast of As fire control technician, Eshelman worked deep within the hull of the ship where a bank of computers align and aim with precision accuracy the ship's potent five-inch, .38 caliber guns, Eshelman's job of programing and repairing the computers is among the most highly specialized on board, and the Navy, naturally, would like to retain his expertise. But the far-sighted sailor had other plans. While attending reserve meetings in San Luis Obispo, he was attending classes.

This spring he received a bachelor's degree in printing technology and management from California Polytechnic State University. The sheepskin will permit Eshelman to pursue his dream of life in the Colorado Rockies. He hopes to become a production manager or quality control technician. But his Navy training and a love for the ocean may not be altogether wasted among the pines. Eshelman is looking forward to applying for a direct commission in the Naval Reserve.

Concilio opens Colfax office The Placer County Concilio, Inc. will serve the cities of the county and surrounding areas. The main head quarters has been at 121 Church in Roseviile since Sept. 1971. As of July 3, a Colfax Branch will be functioning at Colfax City Hall.

The objective is to provide a referral and service center on a one-to-one basis for the Mexican-American and the disadvantaged citizens of Placer County. For more information contact the concilio at 783-0481. instruction de Piano by CHERIE Men-Women-Children Intermediate Advance 8 3 Chile Rellenos Tamales Tacos Enchiladas Burritos Tostadas Try us we know you will like our Taste-Tempting Foods. ROSEVILLE TORTILLA FACTORY 313 Riverside Ave. Phone 783-3311 The wildlife restoration funds represent receipts from 11 per cent excise tax collections on sporting arms and ammunition and a similar 10 per cent excise tax on pistols and revolvers.

Congressman Johnson also noted that Fish and Wildlife Service officials advised him that California had 2,262,229 licensed fishermen last year and they spent $10,086,241 for a variety of licenses and permits. uamornia will receive $275,000 in federal funds for fish restorationprojects. These are the state's share, the maximum allowable, of excise tax collections on fishing equipment. Income lower than average Average family income was $9,724 in Placer County, in 1969, compared with $10,732 for the State, according to a report on the 1970 census by the Bureau of the Census, U.S Department of Commerce. Per capita income for the county amounted to $3,143, the report shows.

The 1970 census counted 77,306 residents in the county; 4 per cent were foreign born and 13 per cent native born with one or both parents of foreign birth. Among the county's 71,946 inhabitants age 5 and over in 1970, 16,889 were living in a different county within the State in 1965, and 3,990 in a different State. In the population age 16 and over, 72 per cent of the men and 35 per cent of the women were in the labor force. Among the employed, 47 per cent were holding white collar jobs, and 28 per cent were government workers. About 36 per cent of the married women with husband present were in the labor force, and 25 per cent of these wives had children under six.

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