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The Daily American from Somerset, Pennsylvania • 2

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IUIY 6. 1572 PAZl TWO scvirstt cajly a.vir;c4 THURSDAY, i. DEATH NOTICES akers. Push Budget ID 4, dd Jtily tl. at kit bocee, bora Ju.

2S, USS, at Itfyervdale 4, Eofeert r. Weiaef, K. of S-crt ID J. Jd JuJt HABIISBURG AP) after they were appelated a ad holiday hi tmi. Bora ta Sorvrt had LtUe to a report of the joint Twp.

JoM 29, LSSl. a is tin of tb Lite Jofca a ad The tu Utmikm So arc five days after pending course set by the Secate would supposed to work out a (tate tost ita abilav to far tie cocicrtoce eommnue oa the oa of Frank aad Jenai Cola- Imm (tlaepp) Browa. Surriv- Uuca bUL The bill wotild fi- houxe nl date AMrabooa Soaae orivate budget meet- kae beea worse Uua budget Settlement for the new eraboes. budjeC naa earner, rwtow la oeaia -vU- tK aa toe yar tiat began JuJy i. togi.

eterd around Gw. year by brother, Walter, a ad cm sis- ri-. iiuhw? nA f4" naany to dowa to Meanhi, the aegialature re- The committee was appot trr. Mrs. Iaahelle Treat Sur- a Bobert Juu bmnest Wednesday, four days eooveoed following toe July 4ik Saturday after toe Hooae Tb eommlttoe was appototed re- Tbe tare seaators aaa inree aoapp.

mc puce day weekend. But tae Bepuou- vivad by hi wife. Emma BeH in Un iiwi Colemaa, a daughter. Bulk, wife Un JtJBeg Clurtam Wood. Uueree.

and Rep. Jack Selxter J'" u.iiu j-vs urtfca 1 ri la IB- bellier, utOMDon, were new TC" J-L d-jaca: t. Yf aomrriex. Mt Md Un Henry two traad children. Bobert A.

Bahr, BeLair. Mra. Fred E. Dice. ter, Eooesberf Heyeradal BO Mra.

Jul Warren of Sea ithego Vra. Arnold Weidner, Berlin BD w' l8 grewkhlldren; two great two. tali-iuten. Mr. Heleii tnd lifter i "LkJh Mr.

Clara Deitle. Lake Park, Mrs. Janet Rhode of Wlckttffe. Friendj wiu received OhjaHewaiamemberofTria- in the Price Funeral Home, iyrOutoeran (chjn Somer- Meyersdale, after 2 p.m. TW set Fellowship Bible -J3aaa.

where aervicea will be Sat Wills Grange, and served two Rev Herbert Knoi and the Rev. Collector Frienda win be re- Uoyd Trout. Interment, White cewed after 7 p.m. today in 0ak Cemetery Robert Halverson Funeral Home where aervicea will be rum conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, Rev.

George E. Boweraox and Lester Green, 68, of 245 Patten Rev." Paul Weberofflciat-'" Street, Someraet, died July in Wood and SelUer are' the appropriation that would members of the committee tinue state "jTJJ with strong objections to the year's level, through the end of goveiWn budget request The objections are shared by Shspp opposes top-gap but Republicans in both chamberiLee said they would be desir-and by predominantly rural, able. "There are so jnany imv upsUte Democats in the House, ponderables now that we can whieh voted tw weeks ago to foresee or solve, Lee sid. trim $150 jniffion from Shapp's Flood Relief Doubt budget proposal. "We don't know about a state -The Senate version, devised program for flood relief we by Sen.

Benjamin Donoiow. D- don't know the extent of federal Philadelphia, rsetored most of flood relief, we aren't sTe the House cuts and subsUtuted what money well get from jfle cuts in programs where spend- federal higher education biU. ing is mandated by law. and Congress is still consid- Rep. Kent D.

Shelhamer, D- ering revenue-sharing, rninmhin loaHsr nt th unstate "Before we see how these mg. interment Somerset Coun- uie aomersei wratnunity hos- ty Memorial Park. bloc, said Donolow's reductions things work out, we shouldn't pitaL Friends will be received after 7 p.m. today in the Wilbur D. Miller Funeral Home.

Other arrangements are incomplete. BROWN Frank R. Brown; 73, Meyers- 'f X' Safer. FiscW Apologizes were merely "paper cuts inai trjawiuw ic would force the legislature to of the state." approve supplementel appror Until the legislature approres priations later in the year. either stop-gaps or a Gov.

Shapp lobbied in- the Commonwealth tensively with individual legis- barred from meeting most of lators seeking House approval its financial obligations. -of Donolow's proposal, but it Some 70,000 welfare checks fell 52 votes short of passflge. had been delayed as of Wednes-Shelhamer called the Donoiow day, pending resolution of the spending plan "totally unrealis- budget. UCt The figure chmbs by about Working out a compromise 35,000 each day, according to should.be a slow process, be- welfare officials cause neither Shelhamer, Re- The governor has asked aU publican leaders nor Shapp state employes to stay at their have indicated any changes in jobs, even though they can't be their basic paid until a budget is adopted. Shelhamer's group, 'account- There were no reports of high ing for 20 to 30 House Demo- absenteeism, cratic votes, could provide all;" As more checks were delayed But Spassky Balks RXJAVIK, Iceland (AP) plon from Russia, had com- Bobby Fischer apologized.

plained that Fischer's conduct He told Boris Spassky and had "insulted me personally le Soviet people Wednesday he and the country I as sorry if he insulted them The American: in a statement XT by disrupting the world chess nrenared bv his lawvera and championship. read by Max presi- I that is necessary for House pressure mounted for the legis-nassBffA nf a hurfopt kture to adopt a spending plan. A- But Shelhamer said Wednes- Shelhamer said he and other day that his group remained dissendent Democrats had been "basically opposed" to restora- contacted by welfare recipients tion of the $150 million cut two from their home districts and week, ago. urged to acquiese to the Gov- House Republican leader-ernor's budget proposal. (AP Wirephoto) Parkway in Western Pennsylvania.

Presenting award is A. Ward Montgomery of Uniontown, outgoing Exchange Oilbs Frank Cashman. center, looksXon. But the word from Moscow dent of the International Chess was tough, and Thursday's said he respected scheduled start of the matches Spassky as a man and admired remained uncertain. The Soviet-him as a chess player.

Chess Federation demanded The apology was the latest that the American -challenger m0ve in a complicated prelimi-forfeit the first game of the 24- nary between the Americans game match because he didn't and the Russians before they show up for its scheduled start even got to the Italian marble Sunday. cheat board on the stage at Fischer's holdout, however, Reykjavik's Sports has brought the winnings and Palace. even the losings-to the highest Fischer's holdout for money TROOPER HONORED State PolicTrooper Alfred Weis, right, is honored by the Pennsylvania District Exchange vClubs as "Trooper df theear'' for rescuing a mother and her child from an -automobile accident shortly be-fore the" car caught cffre on- the Penn-Lipeoln Kenneth Lee of Sullivan in 4 related development, rnnntv met with ShaDn Welf are "Secretary Helene Woh- mnouiu any wonu caguiinuu- postponed the scheduled start snip cness maicn. ine winner 0f the match Sunday. Spassky Wednesday morning to discuss Igemuth asked merchants and the budget, but, according to landlords Wednesday to extend Lee, neither- side made any credit to recipients in areas concessions.

where public assistance has "He wondered what areas of been delayed. She said that leg- changes we were seeking," Lee islative inaction on a budget said. "Ttold him that the kind was "tragic." McGovern Wins Back California countermove, a protest demand for an apology by Fis will get $231,250 and the loser $168,750. A few thousand dollars and prestige went to previous world champions. Spassky, the defending cham- cher, noved the starting date of the series to Thursday.

Delegates In U.S. Court Ruling Agricultural Meeting Today In Berlin MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) member bloc of Illinois dele- Salisbury Sets Fund Campaign The committee chairmen for Sn- George McGovern recap- gates led by Chicago Mayor 1972 Agricultural Progress Days tured in court Wednesday the Richard J. Daley on grounds will meet at 1:30 p.m. today California delegate sweep he they were chosen in.

violation of hope to carry Illinois. The California case is the big one in terms of the national convention which opens Monday in Miami Beach. The stakes there were the votes that could propel while credentials and eform were the technical terms, political muscle was the real issue. -McGovern had threatened to bolt the party if the Credentials Committee action won by Sen. Hubert H.

Humphrey and his allies stood and cost him the nomination. in the meeting room of the First won at the polls, and said he party reform rules. The Salisbury Volunteer Fir Department will conduct its annual fund drive, with a door to canvas of the area National Bank of Somerset hoped the verdict would point That case held potential County in Berlin. to a victorious Democratic trouble for the fall campaign a I At 1 Dollar Price Sags On Europe Market NEW YORK (AP) Current the dollar is a vehicle curren-low -prices for the dollar in Eu- cy if anybody wants to specu--rope are the result of a larger late against the pound, he bor-supply, not because people rows dollars to do it Therefore have less, confidence in the any weakness in any currency American currency, some shows up as a dollar weak-bankers believe. ness." The dollar was lower in Eu- One reason for this Is that the ropean markets Wednesday buU supply' of Eurodollars, which only because banks are turning are dollars owed or owned in out more Eurodollars, they be- Europe, is virtually unlimited, licve.

The fact that Interest Any bank can lend dollars on rates on dollar loans are not demand and these are just as eoine ud is nroof to some that useful as if they had been sent covered by the department. The Chairmen will be making mPain Ior we wniie nouse. wnen uie uemocrais are going aicuovern past a ltw-vote ma- r.v.in.. 1 M.MhuM renortj on th within poiiucai sirategisw saia fu uu iaiey a ncip mey loniy on ine iirst oauoi, ana nn Jiii in ii nH mi. their MiDecUva MmmlttMi fnr the court ruling would Speu 1 lected on July 24 and 25 by the Plans for the big event, aet for xlrst-ballot nomination for the firemen and the Ladies Auxlli- Aug.

30-31 near Berlin. senator from South DakoUv ditful 'By Hex' Is Deli wnen uie -democratic nauonai Convention chooses its man next week. ry. Funds collected this year will help to pay for the new truck TAMING THE NILE which will bt delivered In late a ciTTw'ivMkj im Lff Eyptisns are learning it wuT Thought-Provoking Play By DOROTHY KANTNER admirer of the Bishop, gives to "shun" him. ui jrc.r.

iim nam K. The U.S. Court of Appeals In Washington, D.C., overruled the action of the Democratic Credentials Committee which had voted to strip McGovern of 151 California nominating votes. the dollar will not be devalued from the United States. Thus In France truck wlU have a 1000 n.

I. 1 .1 Dam to Ume the Nile gallon per minute pump, a 750 gallon booster tank. 1000 feet Because of the dam, the of the of one and one-half inch bote muscle river Pleasant and thouuht-Dro- "ne P'normance ana nas a tnccuve nit paru are engag- mighty McGovern won the June 8 times in crises, as occurred when Britain floated its pound, the supply of dollars tends to rise. And more dollars being sold means their value goes down. again.

"There's no' lack of confidence in the said William Wolmaa of Argus Research. He has just returned from a lengthy European trip durinff which h. talked to offi and 2000 feet of two and one- nexes with new vigor, threat- primary which by state law voklng entertainment Is provld- lCJ' ln J0' wcwonno- half Inch how. It will be painted enlng to undermine 550 bridges warded the victor all 271 na ed by the Mountain Playhouse hen 'lnl u. Ch rm i Sor bcllo Ron th.

new safety color of Urn. yel- built within th last 19 yi.ri as Convention votes In IU production of the musical ihVJnJ Dwavlf hhe 7AV Uir d'm, Bui th. credential, panel, in th. next two B'f' JJ Joo Xm.andinpR.n old but stiU needed. -a political power play m.

fnk Blngman. flaw miA rmithfill wvmA tm Iha 4 1 1 jv In addition, In terms of the cials of the major central gov- pound, the seeisw effect Is pro- Th. dam has strained out th. McGovern called a rotten Meat, Built around the stern, self' 'In Memor'mm aucea. vtnen me sterling vsiut of dollars rises, as it did silt.

ahcd down from tin- voted lat llurtdav to afpor disciplined background of the per.onlf.ed In the young couple rht choru.es. who AmU Lydla and Ell, who want to get costumes stand nut fri.hi Tba Prflljr married but have to wait until. Kood currency." be "be- Wednesday, it means It lakes opl central Africa, With- tion th. Hasten on the laa's Amlah faith, the play In lU mus- JSlm0fr ol.0lCi thU burden 110 million of the cand dates' finUh. preaentation lo reveals NAVtT, wno tons a yesr-h river iurges The irl of Anoala Ue softening of th edges of N.ncy.

her older mJYrles whit, frami i.rm ttutt Europe.n inflation Is going on. That m.kcs the flr.t Bob and Kathle Everett, barn and rr.n riii 'kin. ye.rs ijo waay, juiy ijto: tnrooeh vallev of th. Ml. -tr4 th rv4n.i.

r. the Iron bound rtlielon hoe a hiih.iw1.fH.if i.m In i dollar mora atah fewer pound, to buy 1100. This, In other words, mean, that th. dollar is worth fewer Wb.n on. currency goe.

up, the o(br Invotved In th. deal down. WHO new tore, chlaeling out aiiIm artlnn null void that Though hi. smiles have gone rivpr tni. formr, And hi.

hand. w. cannot Imirhf ymjiB pegm play th. role, of Lydla and i(Amuh "What Is happening Is a. the hero of he Eu hl iod fty vw.

ItoVd Frank Bin. muakal doe. ben be tells the lmirh kffpi ihow j0ln. nnc klMlS 1 think Ambh are wrong pTtttrn c.reer a. a dancer -u Sual.

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ill Of Sal teafTlan. "TW dcruion reaffirm, th. choir, of II 6 Catifurni. vjr tni the rvSr of th. Demorntic p.rty," McGovera it a are planned d.mtram to orlf Ins a(rr If Ia.

0 ai 1 1 1 aiiau mm nm piavinr iiasiIM Of th. oo lor4 ae much, ward U. MeditmsrMsa uther. Or. aa Nanrv.

Ih. meak look. Wright and Th l4ih annual Keyitone naif milted if. Ram and Ew Sale has been Ing but Mfitrd heroin, state, rfo-m in "Wonderful GnA," ayn Li ww from wiu be aeiff. to bop rxm that "Ladih Utti.

and "By enertlr. are by relocated from th. fWdam. fh-, A. ANiLT 10 to is yJf.

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