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Page 4 July 10, 1972 The Hanford Sentinel TV 17 23 26 29 30 LOG Monday 4 p.m. (23) (24) (29) (30) Democratic Convention (See Top Picks for details) 5:30 p.m. (17) News (26) Voyage (47) NBC News 6 p.m. (17) (47) Democratic Convention (See Top Picks for details) (26) Movie "Shock Corridor" (30) News 7 p.m. (29) (30) Truth or Consequences 7:30 p.m.

(30) Democratic Convention continued 8 p.m. (17) (47) Men's Olympic Track and Field Trials (See Top Picks for details) (23) (24) News 8:30 p.m. (26) Movie Game (24) To Tell the Truth 9 p.m. (23) Movie "Stranger on the Run" (26) Mantrap (24) Movie, "'The Intruders" (29) To Be Announced (30) Let's Make a Deal 9:30 p.m. (17) Virginian (26) Wally's Workshop (30) Merv Griffin (47) Name of the Game 10 p.m.

(26) Saint TV in Review moday's op elevision 4 p.m. (23) (24) (29) (30) Democratic Convention is scheduled to continue through the evening. On the agenda are an opening address, credentials report, election of the permanent chairman and vice chair man and a report on rules. 6:30 p.m. (17) (47) Democratic convention with Howard K.

Smith, and Harry Reasoner as anchor men. A convention analysis, film highlighting the Democratic Party reforms, live floor reports are scheduled, 8 p.m. (17) (47) Men's Olympic Track and Field Trials will include the best in American track and field. Olympic events were taped in Eugene, Ore. June 29-July 9.

vossess 11 p.m. (26) Movie, "Deadwood '76" (29) To Be Announced 11:30 p.m. (17) (47) Dick Cavett (23) (24) Johnny Carson (30) Movie, "Soldier in the Rain" (See Top Picks for details) Demo Telethon Reaches People By RICK HOLLYWOOD (UPI) There are several good things one can say about the Democratic National Committee's fundraising, -laden weekend telethon on ABC.TV to help solve the party's financial problems. First, the live marathon broadcast, which began one Saturday and ended Sunday, on the eve of today's Democratic convention in Miami Beach, did indeed raise a considerable amount of money for the party. Second, while the sensibilities and dignity of many viewers may well have been offended by the method of asking for the cash, a telethon is a curiously fair way to appeal to anyone, of any class, in a democracy.

There is something bizarre and circus-like about a telethon, as there is about conventions, and, for that matter, about many aspects of democracy LIVE! ON STAGE! IN PERSON! 10 PERFORMANCES Tuesday, July 18 7:30 Wednesday, July 19 7:30 Thursday, July 20 4:00 8:00 Friday, July 21 4:00 8:00 PM Saturday, July 22 2:30 8:00 PM Sunday, July 23 2:00 6:00 PM ALLNEW 1972 EDITION DISNEY ON PARADE FRESNO CONVENTION CENTER SELLAND ARENA Tickets $5 $4 $3 Children 12 and under $1 off Group discounts (25 or more) available for the first 4 performances Senior citizens receive $1.00 discount for first 4 performances and the 2 o'clock performance Sunday Convention Center Box Office 700 Street-233-8368 Sponsored by The Fresno Bee, KMJ KMJ-TV for the benefit of the Fresno Convention Center Tough Guy McGovern Role Emphasized By ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK MIA MI BEACH The carefully calculated nature of Sen. George McGovern's threats to bolt the Democratic party i if denied the nomination because of the California credentials challenge was emphasized by his repeating the threats even after the U.S. court of appeals ruled in his favor. Although his campaign organization at that point was euphorically confident the Supreme Court would not overrule the appeals court's decision to return 151 delegates to him, McGovern was coolly intransigent in a remarkable interview last Thursday with the Gannett newspapers. "I don't want the people to be shocked or surprised, if this California steal were allowed to stand, if Iwere to leave the party," he declared.

"Obviously, I wouldn't have anything to do with a party that would permit that kind of injustice to stand." In that Washington interview two days before his departure for Miami Beach, McGovern removed any doubt that his bitter reaction to the credentials committee decision was a mere emotional outburst, Rather, McGovern was evenly telling his foes in the party: no matter how bad you think my nomination will be, denying it to me will be worse for you, Whether this unprecedented ultimatum wins or loses votes for McGovern cannot be accu- Fischer Inspects Chess Site REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) American chess challenger Bobby Fischer slipped into the Reykjavik sports arena before dawn today for a minute inspection of the facilities provided for the start of Tuesday's championship match with world titleholder Boris Spassky. Chess sources said Fischer left a list of complaints about the lighting, the table and other facilities, They said all the complaints could be straight-' ened out before Tuesday's game, Earlier, Fischer had his favorite chair, a black leather and metal swivel model, flown in from New York. Convention Schedule MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPN -Here is the tentative schedule for the Democratic National Convention, subject to change at any time with the possibility of additional afternoon sessions if business cannot be completed within the planned four days: Monday 4:30 p.m. PDT: call to order and invocation.

Welcoming addresses by Sen. Lawton B. Chiles of Florida, Rep. Claude D. Pepper of Florida and Mayor Chuck Hall of Miami Beach.

Speech by Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien, Report of the Credentials Committee. Debate and vote on the Credentials Committee report. Tuesday -4 p.m.: Election of permanent convention chairman, Consideration of Rules Committee report. Keynote address by Gov.

Reubin Askew of Florida. Platform Committee report, debate and votes. Wednesday -4 p.m.: Nominations and balloting for the Presidential nominee. Thursday -4 p.m.: Consideration of new charter for Democratic party. Nominations and balloting for the vice presidential nominee.

Acceptance speeches. Adjournment. MAGIC LANTERN Adult cinema "4-Poster Fable" and Wife" Open Daily 6-12 Persons Over 18 Only Special Section for Couples 120 E. 8TH ST. HANFORD rately measured today.

Without doubt, however, it has heightened Democratic polarization as the party gathers for its strangest convention. By his own strategy, McGovern has made yet more difficult -convention party unity. McGovern's strategy is partly pragmatic. On the eve of the court of appeals decision, panicky McGovern aides feared the stop- McGovern movement might just succeed. The threat to bolt the party was intended to terrify his foes.

With the court suit still in doubt at the time of McGovern's Gannett interview, he wanted to preserve the threat's credibility. But a similar threat was issued by McGovern in his Life magazine interview, recorded before the credentials committee action. Thus, apart from the California challenge, McGovern was serving notice that it is too late for the old guard to stop him and his militant young cadres; the party must choose between him and chaos. McGovern's top advisers were unanimous in advocating this hard line. His June 29 threat to bolt the party was spontaneous anger but represented his entire staff's advice "to get tough with the party," as described by one lieutenant.

The -tough policy has yielded some success. Two of Sen. Hubert Humphrey's leading liberal money men late last week urged him to avoid bloodshed by endorsing McGovern. Some avowed supporters of Sen. Edmund Muskie most surprisingly, Gov.

Kenneth Curtis of Maine would like him to quit. But in other instances, the strategy had an opposite effect -particularly on the Humphrey and Muskie staffs. Berl Bernhard, Muskie's campaign director, was infuriated Friday by a published report that he and Muskie backed out on a deal for McGovern to pay Muskie's campaign debts in return for his 'SMOKE-IN-SMACK' was conducted by segments of groups attending the Democratic National Convention with the purpose of legalizing marijuana. 'Smack' among users isa derrogatory term for heroin. Al Dziuk, counts money for purchase of marijuana and also campaigns as vice presidential candidate.

Final Tabulation Made in Spending SACRA MENTO (UPI) -Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. says a "massive warchest" of about $2 million was spent for June 6 initiative contests, with almost threefourths of the sum used to defeat Prop. 9, the called "clean environment initiative." Brown said Californians Against the Pollution Initiative reported spending $1.4 million while the People's lobby, proponents of the ballot issue, spent $219,896. He said the Bravo Oil Co.

a Texas subsidiary of Southern Pacific Railroad, gave the single largest donation -of all the contributors in the initiative battles. The gift went to defeat Prop. 9. The figures came from final campaign contribution reports for propositions on the June ballot. Final campaign statements from candidates in the primary are due Tuesday, and Brown has threatened prosecution of tardy candidates.

Californians for Quake- Safe Schools, which successfully campaigned for Prop. 2 that provides a $350 million bond issue for building and improv- Elected Tom Anderson, a senior electrical engineering student at California State Polytechnic College, has been elected corresponding secretary of the Epsilon Phi Chapter, Eta Kappa Nu for the new year. The honorary service fraternity membership is drawn from the 610 majors in electronics and electrical engineering at Cal Poly. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar E. Anderson of Hanford. TV Expert Service Farmers Hardware 222 W. 7th St. Phone 582-2593 endorsement; the Muskie staff is confident McGovern headquarters leaked the story.

Moreover, the Humphrey and Muskie organizations report a delegate backlash. One Western delegate serving on the credentials committee, for instance, Capital Summary SACRAMENTO (UPI) Status of major legislation of interest to business: Coast -A measure opposed strongly by business that would impose strict controls on development of California's coastline has passed the Assembly by a wide margin, but it's expected to be killed in the Senate. The measure by Assembly. man Alan Sieroty, D. Beverly Hills, is very similar to an initiative that has qualified for the November ballot.

Real Estate and utility lobbyists warn that it would create a "moratorium" on construction on the coast and lead to electrical "brownouts" because of the inability to easily build power plants along the shore, A nearly identical bill has already been turned down in the Senate Natural Resources Committee. Both measures would create six regional commissions and a state commission to regulate coastal development, The state commission also would prepare a master plan for coastal protection for submission to the legislature by 1976. Meantime, a rival measure by Sen, Dennis Carpenter, R- Newport Beach, that would leave the power with local government is before the Senate. The measure has been denounced by conservationists as a "corpodlprab." No- -The last active major fault car insurance bill is still alive, but barely. After several attempts to garner enough votes in the Senate Judiciary Committee, Assemblyman Jack Fenton, D.

Montebello, asked that his bill be struck from the committee schedule. But the bill is still technically alive, Sen, Alfred Song, D. Monterey Park, committee chairman, put it this way: '1 don't think it's breathed its last breath as yet in this committee." The American and California Trial Lawyers associations have waged an intensive lobbying campaign against the no-fault proposal, which the support of Gov. Ronald Reagan. Pregnant -A bill by Sen.

George Moscone, D- San Francisco, to extend unemployment disability compensation to pregnant women suffering morning sickness has cleared its first legislative hurdle. Under the -down legislation, related disabilities such as morning sickness, swollen ankles and vericose veins could be covered by the unemployment pay program, The bill was approved on a 4-2 vote by the Senate Industrial Relations Committee. The bill was amended to lessen opposition by employers, teamsters and the Reagan administration, Originally the bill proposed to give unemployment compensation for pregnant workers from four weeks in advance of delivery to six weeks afterward. KINGS DRIVE THEATRE IN PROGRAm INFO. man.

PH. CORNER OF 14th AVE. LACEY BLVD. NOW PLAYING 3 BIG HITS IN COLOR AT 10:35 ONLY CAT. YOU CAN! PINK AR ANGELS AND AT 8:50 1:15 PLUS AT 11:45 STARTS WEDNESDAY 3 DISNEY HITS IN COLOR CESAR ROMERO in "NOW YOU SEE HIM, NOW YOU DON'T" AND KURT RUSSELL in "THE BAREFOOT EXECUTIVE" PLUS A FEATURETTE "SEAL ISLAND" BOX OFFICE OPENS P.M.

Kennedy Sailing Off Cape HYANNIS, Mass. (UPI)While others worried about the credentials fight and his name was bandied about as a possible candidate at Miami Beach, Sen, Edward kennedy went sailing off Cape Cod, Hyannis was beseiged by reporters awaiting word from the Kennedy compound on developments at the Democratic National Convention in Florida. "There is no way I will take the vice presidential nomination," Kennedy said Sunday. "I owe it to Joan (his wife), the children, my mother and sisters. There is no way I will take the nomination." Kennedy's wife went to the convention, and appeared at the Democrat's national telethon, She said her husband was not a presidential candidate and the decision was "final" However, Kennedy has been unable to dampen speculation all year- despite constant disavowals of his candidacy- and his name is still cropping up.

Kentucky Gov, Wendell H. Ford, for example, said Sunday night he could support a ticket led by Rep. Wilbur Mills, D- and with Kennedy as vice presidential candidate. Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF KINGS No. 9123 Estate of WILLIAM CLINTON PEASE aka WILLIAMC, PEASE aka W.

C. PEASE aka BILL PEASE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all per. sons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers; in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present them, with the necessary vouchers, to the un. der signed at the Law Office of Clawson Jennings, 221 Lacey Boulevard, P.

O. Box 166, Han. ford, California 93230, which is the place of business of the un. designed i in all matters per. taining to the estate of said de.

cedent, within four months af. ter the first publication of this notice. Dated June 27, 1972 DIANE M. PEASE Administratrix of the estate of the above named decedent CLAWSON JENNINGS 221 Lacey Boulevard P. O.

Box 166 Hanford, California 93230 Attorneys for Administratrix Publish: July 3, 10, 17, 24. NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE No. 110. FHA 5877 On Thursday, July 20, 1972 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. at the main entrance to the Kings Coun.

ty Court House in the City of Hanford, State of California, INSURANCE CORPORA. TION, as duly substituted trus. tee under the Deed of Trust executed by CLYDE J. PROC. and ROSALIE M.

PROC. TOR, husband and wife, as Trus. tor; CITY NATIONAL MORT. GAGE COMPANY, a California corporation, Beneficiary; (Assigned to Guarantee Savings Loan Association of Visalia August 3, 1971, Doc. No.

10602) SERVICE, as Trustee; recorded Aug. ust 3, 1971 in Book 974 page 725 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of KINGS Coun. ty, California, by reason of de. fault in the payment or per. for mance of obligations secured thereby including the breach or default, notice of which was re.

corded March 14, 1972 in Book 986 page 329 of said Official Records, will sell at public auc. tion for cash, without warranty as to title, possession, or in. cumbrances, the Interest con. veyed Trustee by said Deed of Trust in property sit. uate in the City of Hanford, Coun.

ty of KINGS, State of California, described as LOT 12, of KINGS TERRACE, County Tract No. 181, City of Hanford, according to the map thereof recorded in Book 6, Page 59 of Licensed Sur. veyor Plats, records of said County; for the purpose of paying obli. gations secured by said Deed of Trust, including fees, charges, and expenses of the Trustee, sums expended under the terms thereof, interest thereon, unpaid principal of the note secured thereby, with 1 in. terest therein provided.

The undersigned has been duly appointed and substituted as trustee under said Deed Trust in place of and instead of West. moreland Serviee, Inc. Dated June 23, 1972 APEX INSURANCE CORPOR. ATION 1177 Fulton Mall, Fresno, Cal. ifornia 93721 By CONSTANCE D.

BECK Assistant Secretary Publish: June 26, July 3, 10. two weeks ago was ready to bow to the inevitable and support McGovern; the threat to bolt changed his mind. Whether fear or resentment counts for more will not be known until convention roll calls begin. But McGovern's strategy has heightened a polarization inside the party that far transcends habitual factional feuds. By no means is this polarization all McGovern's responsibility.

When black militants invaded a routine meeting of the contee Friday, national chairman Lawrence F. O' Brien was whisked out by worried security men, then returned to hear demands that "poor people" be given one-third of the seats on the convention floor. Unfair though it is, any invasion of the convention by black militants would hurt McGovern because, in the words of an Eastern governor, "those people are identified with McGovern." But perhaps that would not be so had McGovern, during the weeks since his critical victory in the California primary, broadened his base and sought party unity as originally intended. Instead, his calculated toughness has made the mood of foreboding ever grimmer on the eve of the Democratic convention. Legal Notices FILE NO.

283 STATEMENT OF ABANDON. MENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME The following person has abandoned the use of the fic. titious business name Faye Tol. bert at 923 Garner, Hanford, Calif. The fictitious business name referred to above was filed in County on CURVE INN.

1. Faye Tolbert 8575 Eddy St. Hanford, Calif, This business was conducted by Faye Tolbert, FAYE TOLBERT This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Kings Coun. ty on July 7, 1972, Publish: July 10, 17, 24, 31, BROW itself. But it is an open, nonsecretive way of collecting donations without strings attached, It is too unsophisticated to be anything else.

I mean, the closest thing to a deal I 1 remember came when a lady called to say would contribute $10,000 if she could talk on the phone with Gene Hackman, one of the celebrities on hand at the Hollywood Palace. The telethon's other primary origination point was the Deauville hotel in Miami beach, At any rate, regardless of one's personal sense of decorum, the big broadcast did partially accomplish its material goal, and in a reasonably equitable financial manner so far as political systems are concerned, But, as a viewer, one cannot overlook another major video aspect- the programming quality of what we watched for all those hours. And the kindest thing to say here is that a telethon is a telethon is a telethon. HANFORD THEATRE PHONE 584-7423 HURRY ENDS TUESDAY A Hal Wallis Production Vanessa Glenda Redgrave Jackson Mary. Queen of Scots A UNIVERSAL RELEASE.

PAS ALSO Warner Bros. presents ZEPPELin Starring Michael York PANAVISION ONE COMPLETE SHOWING MON. TUES. EVENINGS "ZEPPELIN" at 7:00 "MARY" at 9:00 WEDNESDAY "It's still the same old story, a fight for love and Paramount Pictures presents "PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM' PG-12 A Paramount Picture 2nd TOP FEATURE PETER O' TOOLE 'MURPHY'S WAR" IN COLOR A Paramount Picture GP TUES. NURSE'S MAT.

"WITH SIX YOU GET EGG ROLL" and "Tarzan's Rebellion" KINGS COUNTY WATER DIS. TRICT ORDINANCE NO. 2 AN ORDINANCE OF THE KINGS COUNTY WATER DIS. TRICT. STATE OF CALIFOR.

NIA, PURSUANT TO SECTION 30730, OF THE CALIFORNIA WATER CODE, RELATING TO COUNTY WATER DISTRICTS, PROVIDING THAT DIRECTORS OF THE KINGS COUNTY WA. TER DISTRICT SHALL BE ELECTED BY DIVISIONS. ing schools, reported spending $186,589. Citizens for Cal- Vet Prop. 1, the group supporting the successful $250 million bond issue for farm and home aid to California veterans, reportedly spent $40,466 in its campaign, Legal Notices FILE NO.

34 STATEMENT OF WITH. DRAWAL FROM PARTNER. SHIP OPERATING UNDER FIC. TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Royal Carpet at 710 N. 11th Hanford, Calif.

The fictitious business name statement for the partnership was filed on March 24, 1972 in the County of Kings. The full name and residence of the person withdrawing as partner: Jerry Ellis 324 Lemmon Way Hanford, Calif, JERRY ELLIS This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Kings ty 7, 1972. The following person has with. drawn as a general partner from the partnership operating under the fictitious business name of Publish: July 10, 17, 24, 31, SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF KINGS No. 9114 Estate of LEONA R.

AVILA, also known as LEONA DUTRA, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above named decedent that all persons having claims against the said decedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouch. ers, in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court, or to present with the nec. essary vouchers, to under. signed at the law offices of SHARP AND MAROOT, P.

0. Box 584. 427 N. Redington Street, Hanford, California, 93230, which is the place of business of the undersigned in all matters pertaining to the estate of said decedent, within four months after the first pub. lication of this notice.

Dated June 15, 1972 LEONA J. TEIXEIRA Executrix of the Will of the above named decedent SHARP AND MAROOT P. Box 584 427 N. Redington Street Hanford, California Phone: 582.0278 Attorneys for Executrix Publish: June 19, 26, July 3, 10 WHEREAS, on the 27th day of March, 1962, there was sub. mitted to the voters of said Dis.

trict the question as to whether the Directors of Kings County Water District should be elect. ed by divisions; and WHEREAS, the said voters on said March 27, 1962 approve the election of directors in the Kings County Water District by divisions; and WHEREAS, Section 30730 of the California Water Code was amended at the 1971 Regular Session of the California Legis. lature to provide that the Board of any district which is elect. ing directors by divisions on the effective date of the amendment of Section 30730 shall deter mine by ordinance, subject to referen. dum as provided in Section 30831, whether Directors shall be elected by divisions or from divisions; and WHEREAS, the Board of Di.

rectors of Kings County Water District have determined that the Board of Directors of the Kings County Water District, shall be elected by divisions; NOW. THEREFORE, the Board of directors of the Kings County Water District, and the Kings County Water District, State of California, does ordain as follows: Section 1. The Board of Di. rectors of the Kings County Water District hereby deter. mines that Directors of the Kings County Water District shall be elected by divisions, and that this determination is made pursuant to and in con.

formity with Section 30730 of the California Water Code. Section 2, That this ordinance shall be subject to the referen. dum as provided for in Section 30831 of the California Water Code, Section 3, This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon adoption and shall be pub. of the Water Code of the State lished Pursuant toSection 3 31027 of California. ADOPTED by the Board of Directors of DE the Kings County Water District, State of Cali.

fornia, on 6th day of July, 1972, by the following vote: AYES: Montgomery, Gia. comazzi, Silva, Martella, NOES: None ABSENT: Hildebrand, ELBERT MONTGOMERY President of the Board of Directors of Kings County Wa. ter District. ATTEST: GERALD SCHUMACHER Secretary CERTIFICATE GERALD SCHUMACHER, the duly qualified and acting Secretary of KINGS COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, County Water District, do here. by certify that, the foregoing Ordinance was duly and regularly passed and adopted on the 6th day of July, 1972, at a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of Kings County Water District.

Dated: July 6, 1972. GERALD SCHUMACHER GRISWOLD, BISSIG LaSALLE Attorneys for said District Publish: July 10,.