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5 A The REGISTER, Napa, Calif. Monday, July 10, 1972 tjhe $Japa Jtegkter YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. Match word clues with their corresponding pictures or symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. 1 In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the death penalty (CHOObhONL: is, is not) unconstitutional as it has been applied in the United States.

President Nixon lifted all quota restrictions on imports 2 The four justices who dissented in the decision were all appointees of President Nixon. True or False? 3 North and South (CHOOSE ONE: Korea, Viet Nam) signed an agreement to end hostilities between the two countries as a step toward eventual reunification. South Dakr ta Senator George McGovern 3 superstar Bobby Hull changed teams 4 U.S. planes wrecked North Viet Nams only modern plant 4 Name the new Prime Minister of Japan. 5 Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union are meeting in Iceland to play for the world championship.

a-table tennis 1-bridge c-chess Internal fighting and mass executions have been reported here Maine Senator Edmund Muskie 7 I Alabama Governor George Wallace PART II WORDS IN THE NEWS Take 4 points for each word that you can match with its correct meaning. a-to lower in rank b-eonfusion, frenzied excitement The first woman umpire in organized made her debut c-a flood or major rainfall d-outward behavior e-to mislead or trick Second Run For Veep Job MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Sen. Edmund S. Muskies advisers have left slightly ajar a door to a possible second run for the vice presidency in his efforts to mediate between feuding Democrats.

Muskies long consideration of his role in the challenges to the seating of the California and Illinois delegations has led him, he said Sunday, to try to act as mediator. One possible compromise that may help jell the party, key aides said, might be Muskies willingness to accept the No. 2 spot on the ticket. Although Muskie remains publicly reluctant about a casting as somebody elses running mate, his aides said he might be persuaded by the argument that his presence on the ticket means the difference between victory and defeat. Others close to Muskie say it would take an awfully hard selling job to convince him to go that route again, as he did behind Minnesota Sen.

Hubert H. Humphrey in 1968. Muskie was to meet today with the 250 or so delegates pledged to his own candidacy for the presidency. Some time after that, he was expected to announce his long-awaited decision on how he would stand on the crucial credentials challenges to be taken up tonight on the convention floor. His aides emphasized that Muskiespresidential candidacy does not necessarily hang on whether that decision favors either Sen.

George McGovern of South Dakota or Humphrey. McCloskey Main Issue ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) California Rep. Paul McCloskeys one delegate vote for president, which he won in the New Mexico presidential primary, is expected to be a main issue of the upcoming state GOP convention in Albuquerque. The Republicans will be faced with the question of who is to cast that one vote, McCloskeys only delegate vote in the nation, at the National Republican Convention.

Some New Mexico GOP members have said the con-v i should elect a McCloskey supporter as one of 14 delegates and alternates. This group includes two top GOP candidates, Congressman Manuel Lujan Jr. and U.S. senatorial hopeful Pete Domenici. Other Republican party members have indicated the convention should just elect the 14 delegates and alternates on basis of vote among the convention delegates.

President Nixon, who led the voting in New Mexicos June 6 Republican presidential primary, has 13 delegate votes from New Mexico. Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro visited this nation PART III NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that you can correctly match with the clues. HOW DO YOU RATE? (Scora Each Sida of Quiz Separately) 71 to 80 points Good. 91 to 100 points TOP SCORE! 61 to 70 points Fair. 81 to 90 points Excel lent.

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Officers say Ofena Jones dropped the 51-pound melon from a second story window on O.C. Henry, 29, Sunday after an argument. Henry suffered a broken right shoulder, two broken ribs and a punctured lung and was admitted at Martin Luther King Jr. General Hospital. Police said the watermelon was intact and had been taken as evidence.

to arrive, then quickly doused the fires. They said they didnt see their rock-throwing assailants. It was the third fire call to the address in two weeks, the spokesman said. Body Found SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The coroner's office said a body found floating in San Francisco Bay, a half-mile north of Treasure Island, was that of Robert D. Stewart, 57, of Redwood City.

The fully clothed body, sighted by a yachtsman Sunday, had been in the water about five days, a deputy said. An autopsy was scheduled. Scuffle SAN QUENTIN (AP) A football game in the recreation yard at San Quentin Prison was called for unnecessary roughness when two inmates were hurt during a scuffle. Prison officials said six inmates were involved in the rhubarb which was broken up by guards Sunday. They said John Santos, 24, serving five-to-life for second degree murder, got a cut hand.

I.eonard Arias, 23, serving six months-to-15 years for voluntary manslaughter, received a minor chest wound. No weapons were found. PEOPLE READ SPOT ADS You art doing to now and (hoyll road yourt loo. Gill Display Adv. Dopt.

The Napa Register 226-3711 Bernardino, officers said. They said Merle Helton, 43, of Downey, was booked for investigation of burglary. Police said they responded to a silent burglar alarm early Sunday and surprised two men breaking into the Coachlight Inn. The two started running and officers opened fire when the pair ignored orders to halt, fatally wounding Hatcher, a police spokesman said. He said Helton was taken into custody a short distance away.

Police said neither man was armed. Arsonist SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Fire officials say an arsonist touched off the headquarters of the Society for Individual Rights, doing about $20,000 damage. Arson inspectors said a number of witnesses saw a male figure emerge from the building housing the homosexual organization Sunday before the blaze roared up on the second floor. They said flammable fluid had been spilled on a stairwell and some costumes in a large storeroom ignited. Robbery LOS ANGELES (AP) Two men who stopped to pick up coins spilled after they allegedly robbed a supermarket found themselves picked up and taken to jail, police said.

Orlando W. Roberts, 25, and Jesse Watson, 33, who police identified as transients, were booked for investigation of robbery Sunday, officers said. The men are accused of robbing a supermarket of $2,500 pent (bests! 100 Polyester Double Strike LOS ANGELES (AP) -Members of the California State Employes Association working in the state prison system have been given a sanction to go on strike if they cant settle long-standing grievances with the Department of Corrections soon. The 27 directors heard testimony from employes of a dozen correctional institutions who complained that there have been many deaths and injuries in recent years because of low pay and poor working conditions. CSEA president LeRoy A.

Pemberton said the corrections Department was given a year-old list of demands last week including requests for more and better training, higher pay, fully paid health and dental insurance and grievance procedures. Jim Cummins, a printing trades instructor at Soledad Prison who is CSEA organizational activities director, told the meeting Saturday that "we no longer request decent pay and working conditions, we demand them. Vandals OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -Firemen answering an alarm at a housing project in Oakland were met by a hail of rocks and needed police protection before dealing with three blazes. A fireman was slightly hurt.

A department spokesman said the fires shortly after midnight appeared intentionally set. little damage was done. Fireman Chris McCotter, 22, was hit in the leg with a rock and required hospital treatment, the spokesman said. The fires were in a garbage unit, some grass and upstairs in one of the homes. Firemen fell back and waited for police Regular $85 DEEP STEAM wall-to-wall carpet Burglary SPECIAL GROUP SUMMER WEIGHTS Values to $65 Limited Quantity BAKERSFIELD (AP) One man was shot and killed and another arrested at the scene of a restaurant burglary, police said.

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