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Ad'inr lofoytfta lo Thun May IttO 17 People In The News- Arkansas Governor Runs Into Firework Buzzsaw SHHHH WANT AD AT WORK A Wont Ad ooesr I to mi iattw goat about ob iinal mrcngnoii ana w. --1 IHQWW OC ana ioomer al (62.000 State officials blamed SAWER failure on a federal regulation that prohibited trainees from cutting wood on the land of the elderly homeowners it was intended for Unused funds from the original total of $509,000 in grants from the federal Com preheniive Training and Employment Act program and the Ozarks Regional Commission will be transferred to other jobs programs and the state forestry division or will be returned to the federal government Ted Newman, a planner for the state Department of Local Services who was credited with originating the woodcutting project, resigned after news accounts of the pro gram's failure were published. Although the SAWER pro gram folded last week, the embarrassment to Clinton's administration and his cam paign for a second term it just beginning Wken Clinton beat Schwarzlose two years ago. he promised to eliminate govera-ment waste Schwarzlose recently ran a full-page advertisement ia the Cleveland County Herald, a weekly newspaper published in Rison, the county seat. The ad included a photograph of Schwarzlose standing next to hit own woodpile, and said "Think about it what't the difference in Monroe A Schwarzlose woodpile and Governor Bill Clinton's woodpile? Governor Clinton's woodpile cost taxpayers $62,000.

Monroe A. Schwarzlose's woodpile cost $20 The difference $61,960 or common sense and hard work." The flap is not believed to pose a serious threat to Clinton's renomination for Quiet ond HiCHm! rody to go to work ovory timo you turn to th Ctoiiptiod pago iK' iaKflaf Schwarzlose, 78. a retired turkey farmer from nearby Kingsland Confident and popular with youthful good looks, Clinton represents, in a way. the triumph of urban management and planning. By contrast, Schwarzlose is contentious, wears overalls and preaches old-fashioned common sense over government spending He doesn't even have a telephone When the two were com peting in 1978 to succeed Gov David Pryor, who was elected to the Senate, Clinton, the former state attorney general, defeated Schwarzlose handily But then, Clinton didn't have a record to run on and Schwarzlose didn't have much RISON Ark (AP) At first, it seemed like a masterstroke of political ingenuity training the unemployed in Arkansas to cut firewood as a cheap source of energy for the elderly poor But the once-bright idea has turned into a costly fiasco, prompting the resignation of the state official who conceived it and causing young Gov Bill Clinton considerable embarrassment at the hands of hit elderly opponent in the May 27 Democratic gubernatorial primary.

Clinton, 33, the nation's youngest governor and regarded as one of the Democratic Party's rising stars, is running for a second term against Monroe A to criticize Now, Schwarzlose is making the most of what bat become known as Clinton's woodpile It was a good idea, some say, that simply didn't work. The program, known as Special Alternative Wood Energy Resources, or SAWER, and financed entirely by federal funds, was intended to train the jobless to cut firewood for the low income elderly When the SAWER program was officially terminated last week in a bureaucratic mess, the final tally of its cost showed that more than $69,000 in taxpayers' money was spent to cut 12 cords of wood, that amounts to $5,750 per cord. Initial estimates had put the cost Givo ut a call, ond put th quiot tolling gtont to wonV lor you DIAL 235-8511 ASK FOR CLASSIFIED mm DAY GIFTS We want tube our favorite store AL MCGUIRE organization Toon Gets Interview NEW YORK AP) -Michael Morris didn't fool around when he was assigned to interview someone famous. The teenager headed straight for Richard Nixon and got the first interview with the former president since Nixon moved here earlier this year. The H-year-old eighth Srader, who attends a arlem junior high school, said the scoop came about when he delivered a letter to Nixon's home on East 65th Street and Nixon called to tell him to come by.

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