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ADVANCE-REGISTER, Tulare, Thursday, March 16, 1978 Page 7 Ik'fg- -Vi Russians end 96-day stay in space station News capsule raw sewage continued pouring from a broken pipeline into the Pacific Ocean today. Officials said several miles of beaches in Orange and Ventura counties will remain closed through the Easter weekend as bacteria levels in the sea water have risen to dangerous levels. i overturned on the Cartmill Avenue offramp of Highway 99 Wednesday night, injuring the driver. Dale Edward Clark, 22, 477 Magnolia was listed in fair condition in Tulare District Hopital today. The California Highway Patrol reported that Clark took the southbound offramp, lost control and hit a curb and fence before overturning.

4 Bubbles sparks new drive LOS ANGELES Students at Van Nuys Junior High School said rumors that they want to change the schools name are true. A petition is circulating around school and neighborhoods asking that the school board rename the facility Bubbles Junior High. Bubbles was the hippopotamus that escaped from Lion Country Safari earlier this month and died after being shot with tranquilizers. MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet Unions two Soyuz 26 cosmonauts returned to Earth today, ending their record 96-day mission in space. The official Soviet news agency Tass announced, The 96-day space manned flight the longest one in the history of cosmonautics is over.

Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Romanenko and Georgy Grechko came back to Earth today, Tass added. Tass said the Soyuz space capsule landed safely at 2:19 (3:19 a.m. PST) in the spaceflight recovery zone in Soviet Central Asia. The Soviet agency said the capsule made a parachute-assisted soft landing 164 miles west of the Kazakhstan city of Tselinograd. The preliminary medical examination of the cosmonauts made on the landing site immediately after the soft landing of the descent vehicle has shown that the cosmonauts have endured well the long orbital flight, Tass said.

Before Romanenko and Grechko concluded their mission, Soviet doctors put them on a special physical exercises regimen to strengthen their bodies for the return to Earths gravity after so long in the weightlessness of space. Grechko, 46, now holds the record of more time in space than any other human. When the 96-day Soyuz 26 mission is added to the 30 days Grechko spent in space aboard Soyuz 17 his personal time in orbit stretches to 126 days. Although the Salyut space lab was shut down and unmanned with the departure of Romanenko and Grechko, the Soviets have Stromised that more Soyuz missions some eaturing East European cosmonauts would be mounted to the space lab this year. Before undocking from the Salyut 6 space lab, which was their home for more than three months, the two cosmonauts mothballed the station and switched it over to automatic control.

On March 4, Romanenko and Grechko broke the 84-day manned spaceflight endurance record set in 1974 by the American Skylab 4 astronauts. Their long mission aboard Salyut 6 has been hailed by Soviet space experts as one of the most successful and historic in 20 years of the Soviet space program. Romanenko and Grechko were launched into space Dec. 10, 1977, and boarded the Salyut station the following day. During the course of their mission, two other manned Soyuz space capsules linked up with Salyut station for periods of one week each and the Soviets sent up an unmanned robot supply capsule, Progress 1, to resupply the station.

The docking of Soyuz 27 with the station on Jan. 11 was the first double docking in space history. And on March 3, the Soyuz 28 space capsule, carrying the first non-Soviet and non-American ever to fly in space, Czech cosmonaut Vladimir Remek, also docked with Salyut. The valley Longtime mayor steps down FOWLER John Panzak, who served as mayor of Fowler for 22 years, Tuesday night stepped down from the post. Tom Nagata, nominated by Panzak to succeed him, was elected the new mayor.

Paramedic program in debt FRESNO Charges against workers in the Fresno County paramedic program have been dropped, but the training program may still have to pay about $85,000 to federal and local governments as a result of the incident, the county reported Wednesday. The issue concerns die alleged falsifying of time cards. The scandal over payroll records in the paramedic program has prompted the county auditor to look into the handling of all funds at Valley Medical Center. Lawrence Jer-nagan, county auditor-controller, said he is designing a new system of checks and controls to govern the use of money. The county Robbers invade home RICHGROVE Two men burst into the home of a Richgrove man Wednesday night, taking his wallet and watch.

Johnny Molina, 76, told Tulare County sheriffs deputies that one of the men held him and choked him while the other ransacked hie bedroom. The loss was estimated at $15. Collision hurts two Passengers in vehicles that collided at Blackstone Street and Prosperity Avenue Wednesday morning suffered minor injuries and were taken to private physicians. John Neal, 66, 1920 E. Pacific suffered head injuries after a car driven by Volene Neal, 56, same address, was struck when it turned in front of another car driven by Norma Kranenburg, 68, Tipton, city police reported.

Mary Orisio, 67, Tipton, a passenger in the Kranenburg car also was treated by her doctor. Death called suicide SULTANA A 74-year-old Sultana man despondent over ill health apparently shot himself in the head Wednesday morning. Chester Weaver, 74, was found dead on the porch of his home by a neighbor, the Tulare County Coroners Office reported today. Accident injures one A small foreign car went out of control and Doctor makes court deal SAN DIEGO Dr. Louis J.

Celia Jr. has exchanged his 127-count grand jury indictment for guilty pleas to seven counts of grand theft and three counts of filing false claims with a state agency. Celia, the largest single contributor in Californias 1974 elections, was accused of embezzling more than $2 million from two Orange County hospitals. Young kidnapper sentenced REDWOOD CITY One of two young men charged in the abduction last fall of the son of a Burlingame businessman drew a suspended life sentence Wednesday. Scott J.

Timmons, 19, accused of kidnapping Niels Legallet, 11, was ordered to spend two years in county jail with no chance of parole until after the first year. He was also ordered to undergo psychiatric treatment and to work one year in public service. The state Sewage pours into ocean GARDEN GROVE Millions of gallons of Tulare daybook Weather GREER Jerry Greer from Myra Greer, March 15. CRISSMAN Charles Crlssman from Linda Crlssman, March 15. FACIO Arturo Fado from Patricia Facio, March 15.

ESPINOZA Kristina Espinoza from Henry Espinoza, March 15. KRONISH Larry Kronlsh from Judy Kronish, March 15. SZAKALA Violet Szakala from Alexander Szakala, March 15. WARNER Marianne Warner from Ronald Warner, nullity asked, March 15. RICE Loretta Rice from Michael Rice, March 15.

WEBB Henry Webb III from Lourana Webb, March 15. DIVORCES GRANTED GARFIELD Marsha Garfield from Howard Garfield, interlocutory, March 14. eaamms V.0 750 ml. (25.4 fl. oz.) REGULAR PRICE $7.99 REDUCED TO Temperatures Today: low.

Wednesday: 74 high. Rainfall To 7 a.m., none. Season total, 14.41. Last season total to date, 5.12. U.S.

FORECAST Extended weather outlook In Central California, the outlook Saturday through Monday is for partly cloudy skies. Slight chance of showers in the north Saturday. Lows mostly in the 40s. Cooler days with highs in the 50s and 60s. San Joaquin Valley Fair through Friday but a few patches of morning fog.

Slightly warmer with highs In the 70s to low 80s. Lows tonight in the 40s to low 50s. Light winds. San Francisco Bay area Fair tonight and partly cloudy Friday. Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s.

Lows tonight in the mid 40s to low 50s. Light winds. Sacramento Valley Fair tonight and increasing high clouds Friday. Highs in the 70s. Lows tonight in the 40s.

Light winds. Los Angeles Fair and warm through Friday. Highs Friday near 82. Lows tonight about 52. RIVER RUNOFFS Kaweah River inflow, 1,100 second feet; Terminus Dam storage, 83,295 acre-feet; dam release, 1,309 second-feet.

Tula River inflow, 644 second-feet; Success Dam storage, 54,857 acre-feet; dam release, 801 second-feet. Kings River calculated natural flow, 2,601 second-feet; Pine Flat Dam storage, 585,665 acre-feet; actual flow, 4,750 second feet. San Joaquin River inflow, 4,724 second-feet; riant Dam storage, 445,040 acre feet; dam release, 4,015 second-feet; Friant-Kern Canal, 157 second-feet; Madera Canal, 997 J0WERM3, TULARE Daily 6:20, 9:35 Sat. 8 Sun. 3:05, 6-20, 9:35 the New York Cotton Exchange No.

2, May closed 58.40, all charges f.o.b. compress: 1 1-16 1 3-32 1 1-8 Strict Middling: plus 425 plus 500 plus 510 62.65 63.40 63.10 Middling: plus 400 plus 475 plus 485 52.40 53.15 53.25 Strict Low Middling: plus 300 plus 375 plus 385 51.40 51.15 52.25 Low Middling: off 225 Off 200 Off 200 56.15 56.40 56.40 Sales In the Fresno area Tuesday totaled 2,586 bales. POULTRY FRESNO (UPI) Poultry prices paid producers in Northern and Central California: Calendar TODAY Tulare Jaycees, 7 p.m., Nielsen's Restaurant. Tulare Joint Union High School District board of trustees, 7:30 Tulare Union High School Madden Building. Red Men's Lodge, 8 p.m., Eagles Hall.

UPEC and IDES, 8 p.m., TDES Hall. VFW post and auxiliary, 8 p.m., Veterans Memorial Building. Odd Fellows Lodge, 8 p.m., Odd rellows Hall. Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., Community Center, 830 So. Blackstone St.

Tulare Elks Lodge, 8.30 p.m.; dinner, 6:30 p.m., Elks Club. FRIDAY Pixley senior citizens, activity programs, 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., meals 12:30 p.m., Pixley Memorial Building. Tulare Rotary Club, noon, Elks Clubhouse. Older Americans, nutrition (meals) program, noon; activity program, 1 p.m.; dance, 7:30 p.m., senior citizens center in the Woman's Clubhouse, 88 W.

Tulare and Community Center, 830 So. Blackstone St. Vital statistics BIRTHS DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis, Porterville, March 14 at Tulare County General Hospital, a daughter.

RAMIREZ To Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Ramirez, Pixley, March 14 at Tulare County General Hospital, a daughter, ZEPEDA To Mr. and Mrs. Luciano Zepeda, Eartimart, March 14 at Tulare County General Hospital, a son.

GARCIA To Mr. and Mrs. Fuljendo Garcia, Pixley, March 15 at Tulare County General Hospital, a daughter. RUMMERFIELD To Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Rummerfleld, Goshen, March 15 at Tulare County General Hospital, a son. YOCKLEY To Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yockley, Porterville, March 15 at Tulare County General Hospital, a son. DIVORCES ASKED SMITH Linda Smith from Gale Smith, March 15.

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