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4-PETOSKEY NEWS-REVIEW Thursday, July 6, 1972 Two Skyjackers, Passenger Will Seek Federal Recreation Funds SchooD Approve 25 Vecoir Agreeirmeirrf flor (Pool Killed in Battle at Airport Stanley Carter, 66, Longueuil, Quebec, and wounding two other passengers. One of the wounded was actor Victor Yung, 56, who plays the cook in thetelevision "Bonanza" series. PSA President J. Floyd Andrews said after the shooting that "the deed was a dastardly one and we are very upset that there was a death and injuries to our passengers. His gun empty, the hijacker "I think the FBI conducted pulled a knife and started themselves in the best manner toward the front of the plane, possible and good decisions in but he was met by the FBI deciding to apprehend the By JIM DOHERTY Petoskey council last night approved an SDD (liquor by the bottle) license for Crago's Food Center to go with their SDM (beer and wine) license and forward the approval to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

The vote was 5-0 on councilman Fred Nelson's motion. Chester Crago and Ron Erkfitz appeared with the request from the LCC and said they had applied about a year ago and had met all requirements and passed all inspections. Mayor James Gibson wondered why this license was approved by the state when others he knew of had waited two years. He said he had talked with Sen, Robert Davis and been told the state wasn't authorizing any new ones at this time. Councilman Rex Gibbard said this was someone else's problem and felt council should vote yes or no.

Agreement with School Council authorized an agreement already signed by the Petoskey Board of Education which guarantees that the school hijackers." The $800,000 ransom was delivered from New York in $5, $10 and $20 bills and was carried aboard the 737 jet by the FBI agent posing as a pilot. agent witn me snotgun. me hijacker ducked one blast but another agent, among those who rushed aboard after the first gunshots, approached and shot him four times, twice in the head. WASHINGTON: Sen. Mike Gravel (D-Alaska) planned to announce his candidacy for Vice President on the Democratic ticket.

Gravel has been traveling around the country for months talking to convention delegates. I Telephoto) SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-twd foreign-born hijackers and a passenger died in a shootout Wednesday when FBI agents rushed a jetliner on a remote runway of San Francisco International Airport. FBI agents surrounded the Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner after the gunmen demanded $800,000, two parachutes and a flight plan to Siberia as ransom for 86 passengers. FBI agents identified the hijackers as Dmitrov Alexiev, 28, Hayward, an cab driver at the San Francisco airport, and Michael D. Azmanoff, also 28, who recently moved to the Bay Area.

The FBI said both had come to the United States in the 1950s and 1960s but did not say from where. They were killed after the Sacramento-San Francisco flight landed, taxied to a remote runway to await the ransom demands and two FBI agents, one posing as a pilot, got aboard. Azmanoff escorted the agent posing as a pilot to the rear of the plane and a second agent sneaked aboard and headed into the cockpit where he killed Alexiev with two shotgun blasts, the FBI said. ti Hijacker Kills Passenger v. Hearing the shooting, Azmanoff opened up with an automatic pistol, killing E.

H. But May Start Sunday Chess Match is Still up in Air County Zoning Plan is Awaiting Final State OK will pay for maintenance and repairs of the swimming pool if it is built by the authority jointly appointed by the council and board. The contract runs 25 years. The city had to have such a guarantee if it is to apply for federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation funds to go with the $100,000 pledged by the city and funds to be raised by the authority. City Manager Richard Gorman said to get funds, the pool has to be at least partly an outdoor pool, and the city has to have title to the land.

In a related development, council engaged Daverman and Co. as architects for the pool. The contract stipulates they will waive their preliminary fee if the project doesn't get federal funding, otherwise they will prepare plans for the request. Mayor James Gibson asked if the city could apply for othei1 outdoor recreation funds in addition to this project, since the $100,000 pledge of the city was the extent of its planned donations toward the pool. Gorman said the city could apply for other' projects, too.

In other action, council: Named election inspectors, chairmen, and polling places for the, Aug. 8 primary. Granted an easement to Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. to lay a gas main from Charlevoix-ave. across the east edge of the Babe, Ruth Field to the new waste water treatment plant.

The company in exchange didn't charge the city for the length of the line City Attorney Mike Stroup reported receiving an abstract froni Mr. and Mrs. John Gibes for their Emmet-st. property the city is buying for $15,000 for high voltage transmission lines. He alsq reported it appeared the state would recommend the governor1 sign the city's charter amendment proposal to permit assessments for sewage lines above the 25 percent limitation which will be on the Aug.

8 ballot. Mayor James Gibson's proposal for a resolution thanking the JC's for their successful July 4 activities here and a letter will be sent them. i The DNR granted an extension to the city to Dec. 1 for conn pletion of the waste water treatment plant. i Mayor Gibson also asked Gorman to check into providing auxiliary pumps in case of electrical failure to keep water, pressure up in the Lockwood water reservoir area.

In answer to' questions he was told the state hoped to have the traffic signal onj Madison-st. and US-31 this summer and the city hoped to have deposit boxfor utility bills by the City-County Building. City Attorney Stroup proposed the city erect a bicycle rack near? the chamber of commerce building for the growing number ofc cyclists here who are now chaining their bikes to posts and meters. Mayor Gibson could see no benefit to this. I Bills of $157,585.94 were approved.

township plan is put into effect after the county's. Prior to approval of the Emmet plan several months ago, numerous public meetings were held by the zoning and planning boards in which adjustments were made. The present plan will be used as a base and will be adjustable to future needs in the unincorporated areas. Shanley, who had headed the county zoning board for two years, resigned the post last month. Vice chairman Al Foster will replace him on an interim basis.

Vilican and Lehman of South-field, to serve as zoning administrator. Putters assisted the county during the four years it took to draft the plan. He is expected to arrive in Petoskey sometime next week to begin groundwork in implementing the zoning program. Putters eventually will have an office in the city-county building in Petoskey. The zoning plan covers only the unincorporated areas of the county, excluding cities and zoned townships.

In all cases, township zoning supercedes county zoning even if the mm (M REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) The president of the World Chess Federation (FIDE) said today the much-postponed match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky may finally get under way Sunday. Dr. Max Euwe, president of FIDE, said "The match will start on Sunday or at the latest Tuesday." He said he felt the major outstanding differences had been settled at a meeting between FIDE, the Icelandic organizers and Spassky's advisers early today. But Lothar Schmid, the FIDE referee for the match, wasn't so optimistic. "This is if everything goes according to plan," he said.

"Things can still go wrong." Fischer Challenges Spassky Fischer, a 29-year-old chess genius from Brooklyn, is challenging Spassky, a Russian, for the world championship Spassky now holds. The match originally was to have started last Sunday but Fischer failed to show up in time, touching off a furor. Schmid said the draw of lots to decide who is to play white in the first of the 24 games in the $250,000 match will be held tonight (4 p.m. EDT). Euwe said a new meeting, also involving Fischer's advisers, will be held today.

He said he felt the Soviet demand for a penalty for the American challenger for showing up late for the start of the match "might be settled later" at the FIDE congress in Skopje, Yugoslavia. But Schmid said the Soviet demand that Fischer forfeit the first game and a crucial point in the battle for the world title was still not completely solved. One other point to be settled was Spassky's demand for a signed apology from Fischer. No such document has yet been presented to the Russian world champion but Euwe said he was satisfied that it would be forthcoming. Fischer presented an apology of sorts Wednesday when he broke his silence with a statement regretting the delay of the match.

Fischer said it was not Spassky's fault that the match had been delayed and saidhe "respected grandmaster Spassky as a player and man." Russian officials said the statement was expected to satisfy Spassky if delivered to him with Fischer's signature attached. By JIM HERMAN Emmet County's county-wide zoning plan has been sent to the State Department's Economic Development Commission for final approval that would put the ordinance into effect. A county officials said this morning that the state commission has been urged to take action on the ordinance by July 15. Once the state approves the county zoning plan, it will be immediately in effect. A period of 30 days will then be allowed wherein a petition can be filed to call a referendum on the zoning.

Even so, the plan would remain in effect until the outcome of a possible vote is determined. The zoning plan is the offspring of four years work by the county planning and zoning boards headed by Ward Walstrom and Bud Shanley. At its last regular meeting, the Emmet County Board of Commissioners agreed to hire Max Putters, a professional planner presently employed by 6 NAACP Maps Anti-Nixon Campaign cm mm it it it it it it it it it it it it DETROIT (UPI) "Eight years ago," said the Rev. Jesse C. Jackson, blacks were "picking cotton in Louisiana.

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Roy Wilkins, executive director. of the NAACP, denied however that there was a "formal organized movement against Nixon's election" at the convention. He noted that the NAACP has only once before abandoned its nonpartisan positionin 1964 when it opposed the election of Republican Barry Goldwater. "I doift lm(iwhowil ar got along without a Checking Account." head of" Operation' PUSH (People United to Save Huma nity) in Chicago, spoke, the resolutions committee of the oldest and largest civil rights organization in the nation met behind closed doors to consider a plan to help defeat President Nixon in the election. Vote for this Total OOF, Rebekahs are Saluted this Month Automatic Color TV, and you'll be a the winner! Magnavox T.

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The mayors proclamation outlines the multiple objective of the fraternal programs to be, 'To teach unselfishness, morality and patriotism, to help young people develop a higher education and character, and to preserve an atmosphere of comfort and compassion for the reclining years of its participating senior members'. Mayor James Gibson jr. has proclaimed July, 1972, as Odd Fellow Rebekah Youth Month and August, 1972, as Odd Fellow Rebekah Senior Citizens Month. The document was issued in conjunction with the declaration of W.F. Osborne and Dr.

Martha E. Pezo, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and President of the Rebekah Assembly, of Michigan. The proclamation cites the youth services promoted by the men and women of Odd Fellowship in Michigan. These services include sponsorship of the Junior Odd Fellow movement, organized in 1923; the Theta Rho Girls Clubs, organized in 1931; the Educational Foundation for Youth, created in 1932; the Odd Fellow Rebekah Youth Camp, located on Big Star Lake at Baldwin, Michigan, purchased in 1940; and the United Nations Youth Pilgrimage program, organized in 1949. It also cites the 68 years that the fraternity has maintained a rest-home facility in Jackson, Michigan, and their recent erection of a modern million dollar facility offering nursing care and a beautiful chapel.

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