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Record-Emglc, Traverse City, Mich. BKi Miss World bid to keep her title LONDON (UPI) An official of the Miss World beauty contest said today they would try to persuade unmarried mother Helen Morgan to keep her title. "Unless she calmly tells me otherwise I think she should stay on," said Mrs. -Julia Morley, the contest organizer. Miss Morgan, 22, telephoned Mrs.

Morley in tears Tuesday night and resigned the beauty crown she had held only four days. She said she was quitting because of the possibility she would be named as a co- respondent in a divorce case. She was the second successive Miss -World to be fired or quit. Last year Marjorie Wallace of the United States was ousted by the organizers because of scandalous reports about her private life. "She was very upset and overwrought," Mrs.

Morley said of Miss Morgan. 'She was so confused that I am not accepting that she really wishes to resign. "Just' because she may be dragged itno a divorce case does not necessarily mean that she has to resign. I will do everything I can to make her change her mind." Controversy over Miss Morgan erupted almost as soon as she won the title over entrants from 56 other countries Friday night when it was disclosed she had an 18-month-old illegitimate son. Eric Morley, chief judge of the contest, said her resignation had nothing to do with the baby.

The Sun newspaper said cabaret dancer Linda Lovegrove, 28, would cite Miss Morgan as "the other woman" in a court action to divorce her husband, a nightclub owner. Boat safety talk for boat dealers TRAVEBSE CITY A Marine Marketing for Safety class is scheduled to be held at the Grand Traverse County Sheriff department's conference room in the basement of the jail on Tuesday, under the joint sponsorship of the Coast Guard and the sheriff's department. The two-hour session will begin at 6 p.m. Though aimed primarily at retailers of marine equipment, boats and associated materials, the program is open to all persons employed in related fields. KEEP CROWN Helen Morgan, the 22-year-old unwed Welsh mother ol an 18-month-old son who won the Miss World 1974 crown was asked to keep her crown by contest officials.

She had given it up In a controversy over her child and her Involvement in a divorce More crime than told, LEAA says WASHINGTON (DPI)' -More than three times' as a rapes, robberies, a a a assaults and burglaries may, be occurring than are actually reported, the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration said today. The LEAA, a Justice, Department agency, said that during a survey period in the first six months of 1973, there were about 16.6 million'major crimes, but that only 5.3 million victims reported -the Crimes to police. Police during that Hillsdale Foundry continues 9-veai to stay open LANSING (UPI) About action against the foundry and 120'citlzensvot Hillsdale signed allowing itself to be put off a petition ijV September 1965 Tt nr objecting to the soot and dust emitted by the Hillsdale Foun' dry and calling for' its shutdown. A full nine years later, the air-polluting facility is still operating despite attempts by both the attorney general and 'state Air: Pollution' Control Commission to shut it down. The foundry has managed to keep its doors open'with the help of high-paid "con sultants" like state Rep.

John P.I Smeekens to intercede on its behalf. It also has used period, a battery of lawyers to tangle however, said they had reports i tne tate. in courtrooms only 4 million crimes. from Detroit to Grand Rapids. IJEAA's figures were based on a random sample of 125,000 persons and 15,000 businesses across- the country taken by the Census-Bureau and then Although state attorneys working for its shutdown 'say 'the end is in sight, the foundry's ability to continue in blatant defiance of 'state air me census emu L.IV...

oiaidau ueuaiiuc UA projected to the public as a pollution laws has sparked whole. cries- from environmental The agency-said-its statistics cannot be compared with the FBI crime figures, which are based data submitted by local police departments, because different crimes were measured on a different statistical basis. "The reason most often cited for not reporting a -crime a nothing could be done;" the survey said. Larceny was the leading unreported crime with app i a 11 million reported in the LEAA survey compared to the 2.4 million reported to police. Burglary was second with an estimated 3.69 million actual incidents and 1.86 millin reported, followed by aggravated assault, robbery, auto theft and rape.

Car rolls over, driver proponents for an explanation. time' after time. It first ordered the 60-employe foundry closed in 1972. Foundry officials have appeared before the commission 12 times seeking more time to comply with air quality standards. At one point, they signed a statement promising to cease operations if the proper, air pollution control equipment blame for delays in" closing the foundry.

"I think the law definitely i could use some tightening up," said Jager, commission who to order the shutdown a full year before it agreed to do so. When the commission finally turned the matter over to the attorney general's office for enforcement in April of this year, the foundry shifted its strategy. When foundry Grand Haven to try Dial-A-Ride GRAND HAVEN (UPD- The Grand Hayen city council voted this week to the state's Dial-A-Ride seek tran- pOUUUOn CUI1U.U1 B4U1JJ1UW1" not installed by Dec, 31, 'officials realized they had 1973 nsa The deadline came and out of time with the com- sportation system and officials said the system is likely to start next March or April. action came on the heels of an announcement by the area's only taxi company that it will go out of business 31. There is no public transportation in operation: Earlier, two neighboring towns, Spring Lake and Ferrysburg, voted against the introduction of the Dial-A-Ride system.

without a hint" that' the mission, to foundry actually meant what it said. Jager, chief of. the commission staff, said the air pollution law which is based on voluntary compliance and conciliation efforts, it to Car stereo theft at Munson lot TRAVERSE CITY The "It- illustrates how a deter-1 theft of stereo equipment val- mined company can exploit a ued at S300 from a car parked system that is essentially in the Munson Medical Center based on voluntary com-1 parking lot was reported to pliance," said Roger Conner, a member of the air pollution board and prominent environmentalist. Conner said the commission itself must "shoulder a healthy share of the blame" for failing to decisive the city week. police earlier this Earlier that same day Lois G.

Sheckler of 681 W. Orchard Drive reported' the theft of a $40 the.state's enforcement efforts in.legal snarls. Foundry attorneys spent hundreds of legal man hours to bog down the state's two full-time environmental attorneys in three- courts at once. The foundry also has tried to 'use federal 1 proceedings as against state law. a Freeman, the assistant attorney general in charge of the Hillsdale case, said the foundry may have run out of courts.

He said the attorney general's office will move on Dec. 13 to obtain compliance with "a Circuit Court judge's order that the foundry be shut down Notices Legal bankruptcy a MICMIOAN DEPARTMENT OP NATURAL RESOURCES Notice of Public Heirini TAKE NOTICE that the. said dspart- mcnt proposes 1o hold a hearing at Garfleld Township Hell located-In the County of Grand Traverse, Traverse City, Michigan, at. 7:30 on. the 2nd day of December, 1974.

The purpose of this hearing 5s to secure the views of Interested persons concerning the following project: Mr. Max Wysong Box 7J6, Traverse u- i i City, Michigan, application (No Snielu 137) i ar permit under 1 J. BLUM WSU UIC LUCII. ui battery from her a But, he acknowledged, the $41) Datiery irom uei uub, nv which had also been parked! foundry could choose to appeal ot int i the Circuit Court decision. 137) i ar permit under the Inland Lakes and Streams Act (Act Public Acts of 1972) to dredge and fill off Boardman Lake, Grand Traverse County.

This hearing Is not court-type proceeding; witnesses will not be sworn; there win be no cross-examination, It. Is primarily Informational and Is held to encourage exchanae -of views. Written comments will be appreciated. The Department of Natural Resources will, upon written request, provide a copy of the hearing transcript and-or advise of the Department's decision In this application. MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES By: David J.

Haywood Dated: November 1, 1974 at the Munson lot. 29, 1974--4T Application far Lean The Northern Michigan Eelectrlt Cooperative, Inc. PO Box- 1M, Boyn. City, Michigan, ennouncet that It Is making an application for loan from the-Rural Electrification Administration -which Is to provide fundi for the construction of tbout 4 mllei of 69,000 volt transmission Una and a distribution substation In Girfltld, Township of Grand Traverse County. The transmission line will be of single pole-construction on a 100 foot wide right-of-way.

It will termlnete a proposed 5,000 KVA, volt to volt distribution lub- station, which normally occuplee approximately 1.5 acre site. The proposed facilities are needed to meet the power demends of the Cooperatives customers. If there are any comments on environmental aspects of me proposed construction, they should be submitted. to the Cooperative within thirty (M) days' of the publication date of thlt notice. Additional Information may b.

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Saturday a.m. ta 11 Haaei action. She's being (UPI) named shown after the winner. SALES TAX BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (UPI)-- The Barbados government this summer imposed a 5 per cent sales tax on hotel guests' bills. TRAVERSE CITY A car driven by Ray Reed, 31, of Interlochen went into a ditch and rolled over after being forced to the right by another car when rounding a curve.

Reed walked away, got a ride to the state police post, where he reported the mishap, and then he sought his own treatment. The accident happened Thursday at 2:30 a.m. on County Road 620 and Town Hall Road, about a half mile east ot US-31 In Garfield Township. END OF SEASON CLOSE OUTS ON FAMOUS ATLAS TIRES! CORRECTION- Wednesday evening's edition of the Record- Eagle stated all tires listed at right as sale priced snow tires. They are NOT snows as was Indicated.

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