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Mountain High Productions has completed to start filming Monday for the movie "The Premonitions," starring Frankie Avalon, Richard Jaeckel, arrangements Clark and Lenny Montana. A half dozen technical people are in the Bay Area this week and a 1 total crew of 45 to 50 people will be in the area at the peak of filming, according to Jim Kimbell, a member of the production company. In fact, it was Kimbell, a former Bay Area and Bandon convinced the producers that Coos Bay would resident, who Police report activity CB man dies in accident A 53-year-old Coos Bay man was killed in a traffic accident late Tuesday night when his vehicle swerved off Seven Devils Road while rounding a curve about one-half mile south of the Charleston school, the Oregon State Police reported today. Dead is Jack Frank Bridges, operator of the vehicle, according to the state police. A passenger in the vehicle, Ralph Benton Lemmons, no age give, of Allegany was taken to Bay Area Hospital, treated and released, according to police and hospital repccording to the Coos County Health Department, a medical investigation of the death is pending.

Two arrested The state police also reported the arrest and arraignment of two North Bend residents Tuesday on drug -related charges stemming from an Oct. 9 gation and search warrant. Benjamin Jene Bolton, 24, and his wife, Rozanne Bolton, no age given, were arraigned in Coos County Circuit Court on charges of possession of cocaine, possession of a controlled substance and cultivation of marijuana, a circuit court spokesman confirmed. Theft charged Two Coos Bay residents were taken into custody and arraigned in Coos County District. Court Tuesday in connection with an investigation of the theft of logging equipment in the Morgan 'The World Post at 3.00 Except Sunday Fourth Ave.

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247 6917 Harbor Area 469 5426 Myrtle Coquille, Point. Powers Ide, 396 4493 Motor Route 888 9176 Allegany areas Greenacres Barber MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION list of stars be the perfect setting for "'The Premonitions." "You couldn't have anyplace else as beautiful," Kimbell told The World Tuesday. need some inclement weather, the fog and some rain, but we need good weather as well." The filming will take advantage of several Bay Area locations, according to present plans, including North Bend High School, St. Catherine's Nursing Horne, the Charleston Boat Basin and the Coos Head Timber Co. mill at Bunker Hill.

"Everyone concerned is extremely appreciative of the cooperation and help local businesses and local people are giving us," Kimbell said. They are cooperative with good reason. The film has a budget of $1.2 million. "'We will spend the bulk of that right here in salaries and services," he predicted. is guing to 1 due for 'Pre 'Premonitions' boost the economy considerably." And will local folks be included in the cast? "All the major casting is done," Kimbell reported.

"There will be some local people used. The arrangements are being worked out now. We will be getting word out as to how that will be In other words, don't call Mountain High; they'll call you. The movie is based on a short story by Joseph Shink and has been adapted for the screen by Shink and co-producers Frank Avianca and Lenny Montana. The production manager will be Russ Vreeiand; the director is Alan Levi.

Kimbell said Mountain High hopes to have the location filming in the Bay Area completed in 22 days. If the film proceeds on schedule, it will be released worldwide next spring. Kimbell is Mountain High's financial consuitant and is helping with the location production. When he lived and worked in the Bay Area, he was a tug operator for Columbia River Towing and Pacific Inland Navigation. According to Warren Merrill, movie production coordinator for the Oregon Department of Economic Development, "'The Premonitions" is one of two feature films being produced in Oregon this fall.

The second is a volcano-oriented story being filmed on Mount Hood near Portland. Jaeckel, Merrill pointed out, was involved in the filming of "Sometimes a Great Notion" on the Oregon coast several years ago. The last production in the Bay Area was turned into a television mini-series called "'The Contender," shown last spring on a major network. Land for states Iraq claims Transfer due victory says Andrus Ridge area, according to the state police. David Lowell Lawrence, 19, and his brother, Dean Thomas Lawrence, 22, have been charged with theft in the second degree in connection with the equipment theft on or about Sept.

15, police said. Marvin Dwaine Donley, 19, Coos Bay, also known as Craig Michael Fisher, was arrested by police Tuesday afternoon and lodged in the North Bend Holding Facility, the state police reported. Donley, was taken into custody following a police investigation of a Monday traffic accident on Coos River Route in which Donley was involved, according to police reports. He is charged with driving while suspended, giving a false name and having no liability insurance, police said. According to a holding facility, released spokesman, from Donley after jail posting a security release bond on his $1,142 bail.

Investigation Three vehicles which may have been broken into and tampered with and a stolen vehicle have all been discovered in the vicinity of an arson-caused fire at the Church of Christ on Broadway Avenue in North Bend, police reported today. The fire, which damaged the church of office early Tuesday morning, was apparently set when a burglar or burglars failed to gain entry to a nearby safe after breaking into the church through the Sunday school classroom, police said. Two of the vehicles had their doors forced or doors were found standing open in the early morning in the 3200 block of Broadway. The third car was tampered with in the Public Square Shopping Center. A fourth car, adjacent to the first two, was found to be stolen in a Gold Beach incident earlier in the week, police said.

A check inside turned up a set of California license plates and they matched a stolen vehicle reported in that state, police said. Gold Beach police said they had recovered the stolen vehicle from California, police said. The incident remained under investigation today. Trial delayed EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) The second murder trial of Manuel T.

Cortez, 25, accused of killing two 11-year-old Ashland, girls last December, has been postponed until Nov. 12. Defense attorney Harry Carp asked for the delay in the trial. Prosecutors Justin Smith and Frank DeSimone of the Jackson County district attorney's office agreed to the delay. Death notices BRIDGES, Jack Frank, 63, Coos Bay, died Oct.

22, in Charleston. Services pending, Mills-Bryan-Sherwood Chapel, 267-3131. MEYER, Joseph, 16, Coos Bay, died Oct. 22 in Coos Bay. Services pending, MillsBryan-Sherwood Chapel, 267- 3131.

Photographer Gary Tucker, left, and the best use of photographs in the daily wire editor Jerry Stonebraker, show division for those newspapers with the pleasure of victory as they view the 10,000 circulation or more by the first place award The World recently National Newspaper Association. received in the National Better News- World photo by Linda Meierjurgen. paper Contest. The World was cited for Five die in blast NEW CASTLE, Del. (UPI) Five employees at an Amoco Chemical plant were killed and at least 29 others injured in a propylene gas explosion felt up to 15 miles away.

State police, fearing more explosions, evacuated hundreds of nearby residents and said as many as six people may be missing. Fires, sending flames 50 to 70 feet into the air, raged for more than seven hours at the plant until firefighters from Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland brought them under control today. Several hundred residents were evacuated from their homes in surrounding towns because authorities feared a second explosion and possible leaks of toxic fumes. At least 125 people spent the night in a Wilmington high school. Two of the 29 injured, George Arrington, 49, and Robert Duval, 42, both of New A HEARING TEST EVERY YEAR IS A SOUND IDEA HEARING AID SERVICE 750 Central, Cons Bey 249-7151 EXPERT PAINTING by me.

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"It was like a little bang, then a hiss and then everything, everything went said employee Robert Arnold, 33. He said it appeared a welding torch ignited the toxic gas. Witnesses said the shock from the blast could be felt in downtown Wilmington and as far north as Claymont near the Pennsylvania border, about 15 miles away. Windows of buildings 2 miles away were blown out. State Police Cpl.

Barry Beck said the explosionsparked fire started in the processing area, spread to the finishing area and set several fires north of the plant in a marsh near Dobbinsville. Margaret Davis, 56, whose Dobbinsville house faces the plant, said she had dozed off in her living room, "Then what a boom. I thought the whole house was gone. I ran out the door and it (the Amoco plant) was fully engulfed in flames. A big black cloud of smoke was over it." Leadership for the 80's JOHN O'DONNELL Mayor of North Bend North Bend needs a city government that is more open to it's residence.

John has children in our local schools and wants to help develop new jobs for their futures here. Vote for John O'Donnell for progressive new leadership. Paid for by Committee to Elect John O'Donnell. Mayor of North Bend, Judy Cooper, 3128 Pine, North Bend. BASRA, Iraq (UPI) Iraq today claimed the capture of territory equal to twice the size of Lebanon in what it called a crushing triumph over Iran.

Iran said no Islamic peace initiative could start until Iraq withdraws. Sporadic fighting continued along the southern front in the month-old Gulf war with Iraqi forces racing to build a 60-mile highway across the desert from Basra to consolidate their siege of the Iranian city of Ahwaz. The fall of Ahwaz, capital of Khuzistan province, would give the Iraqis control over some of Iran's richest oilfields, which they intend to keep until Iran negotiates an acceptable settlement. "The Iraqi troops have captured territory that equals twice the area of Lebanon, breaking through six towns in six days," Iraqi Defense Minister Adnan Kheirullah said in an interview with the official newspaper Al Thawra. "Our forces inflicted great losses on the enemy, destroyed all its huge fortifications and compelled it to retreat and be defeated in all battles along different fronts," Kheirullah said.

The Iraqi general command said its forces shot down two Iranian planes, one of them over Baghdad, and sank an enemy supply vessel. The communique said Iraqi forces killed 40 Iranians and lost 24 of their own men in fighting. Tuesday night and this morning. The communique said eight civilians were injured during an Iranian air raid on Baghdad. "Iraqi war jets counterattacked and inflicted severe losses on the enemy in today's air strikes." it said.

The Iraqis said their planes pounded a railway station at Mansuri on the line leading from the Gulf northward to beleagured Ahwaz. Tehran radio said Prime Minister Mohammed Ali Rajai discussed the war with Habib Chatti, Secretary General of the Islamic Conference, and was asked by Chatti whether Iran was agreeable to the arrival of a goodwill mission of Islamic heads of state. "No discussion or action can take place before the Iraqi mercenaries leave Iran," the broadcast quoted Rajai as saying. Taha Yassin Ramadam, Iraq's first deputy premier and army commander, threatened in an interview with the French Le Monde newspaper that Baghdad would capture and hold onto Iran's oil fields until Tehran agreed to negotiate an end to the war. What is The Earth Stove? It is the brand of wood stove thousands of selective buyers have chosen for heating their homes.

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All planes returned safely to base, the command said, and pilots reported direct hits on their targets. The military declined to give further details immediately and there was no indication how many targets were hit or where south of Beirut they were situated. It was the first known attack from the air since Sept. 17 when Israeli fighterstruck Rashidiyeh along the south Lebanese coast. Israeli infantry and paratroopers staged a deeppenetration ground assault 7 miles northwest of the northernmost Israeli town of Metulla Thursday and the command said they killed up to 15 guerrillas.

The air strike was carried out in accordance with an 8- year-old standing policy to seek out and destroy the guerrillas wherever they can be found. The intent of the persistent air and ground strikes in Lebanon is to keep the guerrillas off balance and to force them to use their manpower for defensive instead of offensive purposes. 156,000 acres of oil shale land in the eastern part of the state. But in a landmark ruling earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court denied the claim saying states must trade lost lands for property of equal value.

Speaking at a news conference in Salt Lake City with Gov. Scott Matheson, Andrus said the federal government owes the land debt to Utah, California, Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, South Dakota and Wyoming. The total debt is about 600,000 acres, he said. "Under this program, states may choose fewer acres and higher values," the secretary said. "The federal government has been working hard to bring this situation to a rapid conclusion." Andrus predicted the final land transfers would be completed by 1984.

When the states joined the union, they were promised ownership of four 640-acre sections in each township to support public school systems. But title to the property was not transferred until the acreage was surveyed. In the meantime, the federal government withdrew thousands of acres to set up military installations, Indian reservations and national parks. The states were allowed to make selections in lieu of the lost lands, but never collected the total acreage owed them. Many states deliberately delayed selections hoping to acquire the most valuable property available.

Utah which is still owed 227,000 acres attempted to claim the oil shale lands, saying it was forced to give up 156,000 acres of lands containing mineral deposits. But the Interior Department objected, saying not all of the mineral sections were as valuable as the oil shale. Utah sued the government and two federal courts upheld the state's claim. But the Supreme Court overturned those rulings, thus deadlocking the selection process in all eight states. Bay.

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