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The Kansas City Times from Kansas City, Missouri • 2

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Tuesday July 2S 1770 2 THE KANSAS CITY TIMES CHARGE YOUTH IN WEIGEL CASE Glimpses 1 AUTUMN TIDINGS 1 money In escrow his name would be on the ballot But Wheeler said in an interview with The Star that agreement on financing also had been reached with Petrovic He said a decision then would be made Jan which candidate to put on the slate As it turned out Petrovic will be on the Wheeler-Teasdale ticket Petrovic and Wheeler have feuded about county policy matters on the court bench but I Wheeler said he believed he could work with the eastern judge after Charles Curry presiding judge leaves public office Curry did not seek re-election Other candidates on the Wheeler-Teasdale ballot include Bruce Watkins for circuit court clerk Mrs Bernice Conley' county clerk Bill Austin recorder of deeds and James Aylward jr county collector Leaders in the Wheeler-Teas- I (Continued From Page 1 Prince on Good behavior jugs filled with water one of London AP Prince Charles told five British teen- which had broken agers scheduled to visit Washington soon not to be- Her parents Mr and Mrs Jo-lieve any tale-telling about how he and JTincess Anne behaved during their recent White House visit -If they tell you we didn't behave you can tell them it the Britain's future said jokingly yesterday to the five all high school students who will go to the United States next month He presented them science medals "You have all been chosen for your ambassadorial qualities so you had better behave yourselves at the White Prince Charles said An autopsy revealed that she had died by strangulation Cline son of Dr and Mrs Donald Cline of Lake Winnebago left here for a student tour of Europe and Israel the same day Miss body was found He returned July 9 but declined to talk to detectives A grand the first in 24 years in Cass was impaneled Thursday to hear evidence It returned a true bill Michael Lewis Cline FAMILIAR LIST ON VOTE SLATE Would Have Newsmen Reveal Income (Continued From Page 11 Washington AP Fletcher Thompson R-Ga Friday and the indictment was Lehr Wheeler and Teasdale had duced a resolution yesterday to make Washington newsmen sub--drav sought public office with the I dale campaign organization in ject to the same financial disclosures required of House mem- ciine a veterinarian said support of the eluding Russell Millin raanag bers and their staffs he had no comment feel the public has as much right to know about the im sorry care to mihlir attention erlvlLIc vvaa UI111 sources of income of the people reporting the news out of Wash- discuss Dr Cline said when Illlv fr JL several weeks Time was grow-j mg ton as they do the sources of income of the lawmaker July after it was revealed whose activities are reported by newsmen" Thompson said velopment "One would have to be half blind and extremely naive to The Clines live in a brick and think that newsmen are not human and that at least some shingle ranch house with a could have a personal financial interest in legislation and at- large lawn on the lake shore tempt to influence it through the pressure of their news re- There are three children besides at the home aboUt tbe lhat Joe Bolgen jr cZSSSS tremely short for eastern judge had placed Wheeler disclosed the names 57000 in escrow at a bank as on the ballot after he was asked his share of the cost of printing yterday He said it was ready the ballot for mailing Because of limited funds Bolger voided the check and withdrew himkelf for considera- there will be only two runs one ann tion for the ballot after the western district 3nd one three boats a sail boat a cata learned that negotiations also the eastern district Prmting three a sail ooai a caia under wav between the and mailing of a ballot is esti- maran and a speed boat behind mheeler-Teasdale suDDorters mated to cost between $18000 which Cline often was seen ski- Wheeler leascle and $20 and Alex Petrovic incum- dIlu Next door neighbors and the bent eastern judge and a major Other candidates on the bal- Lake Winnebago police chief ex- candfdate the Democratic lot Hismav at what had election A sum of money also! Missouri Reynolds vuss Alexander wa5 crowned oiui ua atRr was deposited on behalf of Pe-( Pete Rodgers 10th district night by the outgoing Miss Illinois Dulcie taken place ipr trovic Missouri House-Kenneth Elizabeth Scripture since Wednesday or Thursday Miss Southern Illinois Karen Mallams they said 20 of Anna was crowned first runner up Mr and Mis A Criger Miss Alexander will compete for the i onesidef Miss Alexander America title 'him last on Wednesday or Thursday Mrs Criger said she believed it was Thursday Makes Tough Climb on Long's Peak Estes Park Colo (AP) A Denver climber has made the out washing the windows and sion that after he placed the lam in the seventh first solo climb up the vertical Diamond face of 14256-foot just messing peak The Crigers mentioned that The feat was accomplished by William Forrest 30 who family had the boats three climbed the 1 OOO-foot wall in a 3-day trip that began Friday cars a small motorcycle and and ended about Sunday afternoon sometimes a pony in the yard Forest rangers said he was the third man to attempt the kids seemed to have climb alone and the first to succeed Several teams have scaled everything they need and are a the face very happy Mrs Cri- Forrest spent Friday and Saturday nights in a hammock ggr'said In addition to Petrovic other second district candidates paid various sums to James Baker third Jim Lil-have their names on the Wheel- lis fourth: William A Finn! er-Teasdale ballot The excep- sixth Michael Drape sev-tion said Bill Brinton a cam- enth Dave Savage ninth Har- paign assistant were candidates ry Gallagher 18th Gene Andri-for the Jackson County commit-sevic 20th Eula Mahan 21st tee They were not charged he and Alan Slayton 23rd said Constable Guy A Shelton in Bolger was under the impres- the third district and Mi- Three minute timer personalized on sterling with her own scroll monogram Stands 3 W' high Underline RUTH OF CAROLINA STYLES AT THE PLAZA TOMORROW Fall and early holiday magic presented by Bonnie TribbelhorA of New York Informally modeled for you and your little girl's viewing Samplings here of what you'll see and love in easy-care fabrics that keep their crisp The happy blue shirtdress 4-6x 1200 7-14 1300 Bowed plaid 7-14 1300 Gold with red nautical look 4-6x 1100 7-14 1200 Don't miss the fashion fun! last name initial $650 1ACCARDS tCANSAS CITY ttft eg ifftr ft jfttrr 1017 WALNUT 229 WEST 47TH WARD PKWY CENTER VJ2-9S23 Chain suspended from the sheer rocky face of the mountain Mrs Peterson Joins Food Washington (AP Mrs Esther Peterson a former special assistant to the President for consumer affairs was named yesterday to be consumer adviser for Giant Food Inc Mrs Peterson plans to take a one-year leave of absence from her job as Washington legislative representative for the Amalgamated Clothing Workers union to accept the food chain post effective September 1 Joseph Danzansky president of Giant Food said Mrs Peterson will head a new department of consumer affairs Mr August Fur Sate been here four years and think they have been there about two years We feel sorry for them but know what to i say to Lester Fenton police chief said he had seen Cline last week was somewhere around Wednesday I the chief i said was driving around i with a bunch of boys in the car He waved at me and went on" Fenton said he used to see Cline in one of the three family cars a white 1966 Chrysler 4-door sedan known Mike since I've been the chief said I was a nice polite well-dressed boy always respectful and he always treated me all Fenton said the youth was an avid water skier and the chief saw him mainly with other boys on the lake which he also patrols as part of his police Natural Mink Peteron Jackets duties She Pledges to Forget Revenge London AP 4 lovesick hospital maid who went to prison rather than promise a court to stop pestering her former boyfriend was free yesterday after changing her mind Irene Avery 20 signed a court order after 4k hours in a women's jail and promised to behave Her release after serving two days of her 28-day sentence means: She must not stand and shout ir the garden of the former boyfriend Paul Taylor 18 who broke off their 4-month romance topped him July 1 or July 2 She must not follow Taylor to the construction site where for exceeding the speed limit he works a truck driver and embarrass him front of his evening before workmates Fenton said said he had a date I told him to take it a little slower and didn't Soviet 'Pressure' on Nasser Vhat he heard Washington AP The Senate Democratic leader Mike the Fri-Mansfield said yesterday he was all but day that he should arrest Cline certain the Soviet Union fearing involvement if he saw him in a Mid-East Vietnam-type situation initiated Mr and Mrs Jack Yoakum Egyptian acceptance of a peace feeler neighbors on the other side of Speaking to newsmen Mansfield said: the Clines said they last saw just may be the Soviet Union is aware the youth Tuesday or Wednes-of the fact that if the situation goes too day while he was out in the far the Mid-East might blow up and yard if it does the rest of the world might Both the Crigers and the Yoakums said they were visited yesterday morning by the FBI LAKE PILOTS WORKING Duluth Minn (AP) Great Lakes pilots were back on the job yesterday as a brief dispute I ended between the pilots association and Coast Guard and Department of Transportation offi- too Noting that President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt agreed to a peace initiative forwarded by the secretary of state William Rogers only after a 19-day stay in the Soviet Union Mansfield said almost certain the Soviets are behind this To Make Indian Documentaries welcome fur jacket for the beautiful people-this elegant new mink jacket in natural Emba Tourmaline Dawn Autumn Haze or natural dark ranch mink to make the fashion scene from now on 399 to 599 FUR COMPANY Finest Furriers DOWNTOWN 1107 WAINUT PIAZA JIFfIRJON AT TH emba wttik breeders assn Pierre (AP) Vern Ashley South Dakota co-ordinator of Indian affairs announced yesterday the formation of a com pany to produce photographs and documentary films of Indian achievements Ashley said the firm represents an attempt by the Indians articulate and visualize their own economic development and culture through the communications Dallas Chief Eagle of Pueblo Colo a member of the Rosebud Sioux tribe was chosen president of the corporation v-1 A A Divorce to Andre Previn Los Angeles Andre Previn composer-conductor and his wife Dore a lyricist dissolved their 11-year marriage yesterday Previn 41 admitted earlier this year that he was the father of twins born to Mia Farrow actress He filed the uncontested divorce petition The Previns separated since February 1969 agreed to equal distribution of an undisclosed amount of community property including royalties on songs they have written together Previn also agreed to pay his wife $2000 a month She is 44 vr NYLON DUSTER For lounging or leisuring at home or away Of nylon tricot care-free wrinkle-free iron-free Flame blue mint pink or yellow Sizes Small Medium Large Loungewear Downtown Suburban stores Phone GRand 1-7515 MULTIPLE DRESSING FOR THE FASHION INDEPENDENT A David Crystal design to run the gamut of your social activities Grey wool coating going to midi length Belted for a flick of shape Platinum buttoned slit way up the back to reveal its great trousers Lilac grey and white color the tunic accompaniment chain belted 8-16 15000 2nd Downtown and all stores Moves Up in House Hierarchy Washington AP) The death yesterday of Rep Michael Kirwan (D-O) advances a Mississippian to the position of second Democrat on the House appropriations committee and leaves vacant the chairmanship of one of its important subcommittees Under the House seniority system Rep Jamie Whitten (D-Miss) now- becomes second on the appropriations committee ranking just behind Chairman George Mahon (D-Tfex)J Whitten 60 has been a House member almost 30 years and is chairman of the agriculture appropriations subcommittee There is considerable question as to who will succeed Kirwan as chairman of the Public works subcommittee which handles the funds for the Army engineer and reclamation bureau water projects as well as for the Atomic Energv commission and the Tennessee Valley authority.

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