The Spokesman-Review du lieu suivant : Spokane, Washington • 7

Seattle lawyer's ad creates a big stir at ABA meeting PIBLADELPHIA (LAT) Like GIs circulating a particularly luscious pinup, lawyers, convened here for the American Bar Association's midyear meeting are passing around in their off-hours an advertisement ripped from a week-old newspaper, There's nothing lewd about the clipping, though it has set off a. few disbelieving whistles. For what the clipping shows is what many attorneys never expected to see in their lifetimes: A lawyer advertising openly, in the public press, for business. Richard Sanders, the 29- year-old Seattle attorney who placed the ad in the Feb. 9 Spolsomasi-leview staff wile, OLYMPIA The House began a delicate task Monday of meshing an election year budget of pay raises and school funding with election year tax increases.

Although the proposed $204.5 million supplemental budget reached the House floor Monday, House Democratic leaders postponed further consideration of it until a revenue package is found to fund the budget. "We're reversing the process," Ways and Means Appropriations chairman Rep. Shinpoch, D-Renton, said. "Until we can get 50 votes for taxes, we'll sit on the budget." The change in direction came after the House had acted on three of nearly two dozen proposed amendments to the budget. Problem of money Ways and Means Chairman Rep.

John Bagnariol, DRenton, warned the House as they began consideration of the amendments, "There is no money. Whatever ends up In the budget, we'll have to approve some tax package." However, despite Bagnariol's warning, the House adopted by a 6-26 vote, an amendment by Rep. Mike Parker, D-Tacoma, to appropriate over $1.5 million in state funds to increase the state's share paid to nursing homes for care of patients on public assistance. Parker said nursing homes in Washington are "going broke" because the current share paid by the state, varying from $14 to $17 per patient per day, is not enough to cope with current costs, near $25 a day. "Without these amendments, there will be a loss in the number of beds and we'll see nursing home patients moving to hospitals or out of the state." $21 million package Parker's amendment is part of a $21 million package to aid the nursing homes he proposes, half of which is to come from state funds.

The proposal drew a blast from Shinpoch, who said such a move goes against the directions given him by his caucus. "There's no doubt we should be funding these high BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) British troops fought a fierce gun battle with terrorists on a mountain overlooking Belfast Monday as security forces combed the city for gunmen who slaughtered three women in a suburban house. British army headquarters reported that at least a dozen gunmen, believed to be Irish Republican Army guerrillas, shot it out with troops on Divis Mountain. The firefight was the heaviest to break out In Northern Ireland in months. The military claimed two of the gunmen were hit in the two-hour exchange.

No army. casualties were reported A military spokesman said the shooting started early Monday when gunmen opened up on two army posts guarding television transmit. ters on the mountain in what appeared to be an elaborate IRA trap. Army reinforcements were called in by radio. But they were ambushed by a third group of gunmen as they.

drove up the mountain in darkness. The reinforcements, caught in a crossfire, took cover in one of the fortified army posts, the spokesman said. The gunmen melted away edition of the Seattle PostIntelligencer, recognized be was defying the legal profession's traditional ban on advertising and that he was inviting disciplinary action, even disbarment. Sanders' ad has created such a stir here because lawyer advertising is the top Item on the agenda of the House of Delegates, the ABA's policy-malting body, and the subject is discussed every time attorneys gather here in their seemingly endless round of banquets, cocktail parties and receptions. To opponents of advertising, who seem to predominate here, Sanders' ad represents the depths to which the House studies budget plans er.

But, it's not fair just to pick this one out." Bagnariol said some additional funding to help the nursing homes was included in the original budget for this biennium (1975-77) and the proposed supplemental budget. However, higher than expected case loads increased nursing home rates to an unexpected level, Bagnariol said. Also adopted by the House Monday was a series of amendments by Shinpoch removing two sections from the proposed budget appropriating 8150,000 from the governor's emergency fund to the Department of Emergency Services to aid victims of last year's flooding in western Washington. These were removed Shinpoch said, because the House had already passed a bill appropriating the money through other means. Meanwhile, the House Ways and Means Committee Monday night began to flag through the first of eight tax increase measures to fund supplemental budget spending plans.

Work will resume again at 8 a.m. today, and House Democratic leaders say they will schedule no floor sessions until the committee completes action on all of the Bagnariol said he hoped the committee could approve at least three of the plans. The three are: A 10 per cent surcharge on the sales, business and occupation and utility taxes. A .8 of one per cent gross income tax on personal and corporate income. An increase of .7 of one cent in the state's sales tax, the removal of sales tax from food, an extension of the sales tax to services (excluding medical and dental) and a 20 per cent boost in the business and occupation tax.

Bagnariol said the plan is to bring the revenue schemes to the House Rules Committee which could schedule them for floor action after the House completes the work on the supplemental budget. But the Renton Democrats said he was not certain if there was sufficient committee support for any of the tax proposals. assault troops in predawn mists. At first light, some 300 troops swept across the mountain in a dragnet. But the military said no trace of the gunmen was found.

The gunbattle was the first major assault by IRA gunmen against troops for more than a year in Northern Ireland, although there have been border firefights between troops and gunmen firing from the neighboring Irish republic. Monday's action reinforced the belief that the year-old so-called cease-fire by the IRA's Provisional wing is increasingly meaningless. The shootout followed three days of provincewide violence in which at least 10 persons were slain. The violence followed the death Thursday of IRA hunger striker Frank Stagg in En. gland's Wakefield Prison, 100 miles north of London.

Stagg, 34, convicted for leading an IRA unit in the English Midlands and conspiring to cause explosions, had demanded political prisoner status. Divis Mountain overlooks the Ligoniel suburb of North Belfast 'where five gunmen killed three women two Roman Catholics and a Protestant Sunday night. profession will sink if the ABA relaxes even slightly the anti-advertising rules of the Code of Professional Responsibility. "This kind of advertising would leave the dignity of the profession in shreds," said one delegate from Sanders' home state of Washington. "If we advertise our services as if we were selling underarm deodorant Or grocery specials, we can't possibly go on calling outselves professionals." But It is not simply loss of status that concerns the opponents.

Another objection, expressed by ABA President Lawrence E. Walsh, is that "unrestricted advertising would be a disservice to the public. It would mean some people would retain an attorney on the basis of who mounted the best advertising campaign or who charged the lowest fees, factors which are not relevant to performance." Other attorneys, apparently a minority, insist the public would benefit from advertising. Sanders himself, who de- voted most of his quarter. page ad to an explanation of his motives for defying the profession said, "Lack of information about what an attorney does, how much it costs and why and when you need legal advice doesn't 'protect' you.

But it may well keep you fro from getting the help you need at reasonable cost before you have a serious, and usually expensive, lega problem." The first official test of the bar's willingness to ease the advertising ban will come today, when the House of De. legates is scheduled to debate and perhaps vote on a proposal to expand the information that lawyers can disclose about themselves in legal directories, law listings and the Yellow Pages. Under the proposal, offered by the ABA's standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility after eight months of study, lawyers could for the first time reveal their fees in directories. U.S. dollar still strong in Europe LONDON (AP) The U.S.

dollar closed mixed but stable in European money markets Monday as a boom in the strong West German mark subsided. Assurances from Brussels that Common Market finance ministers intended to defend the present relationship between their currencies within a common float against the dollar came on the heels of a similar announcement by French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing and West German Chancellor Helut Schmidt. The announcement bolstered the flagging French franc and it moved up nearly a full centime in relation to the dollar. The British pound, however, eased further to $2.0230 from Friday's 22.0250. The advance of Communist-backed forces in Angola hit African stocks in London but did not appear to affect the price of bullion.

Gold closed 12 cents higher in London and 25 cents higher in Zurich. The London rate was $131.375 an ounce, $132.125 in Zurich. The dollar closed at 2.5550 West German marks in Frankfurt, up from 2.5470. It was Virtually unchanged In Zurich at 2.5520 Swiss francs but down to 4.4650 French francs in Paris from 4.4730. Radial tires are recalled CUMBERLAND, Md.

(AP) Kelly Springfield Tire Co. has recalled almost 150,000 fiberglass-belted radial automobile tires produced over the last two years after finding that they tended to separate under extremely cold weather. The tires are sold by Kelly Springfield, its dealers and stores, and nine other companies. The tires are sold by Star Rubber Co. and the Ameron Division of North American Automotive both Kelly Springfield sales units as well as participating dealers of Sun Oil, Amoco Oil, Tire and Battery Mobil Oil, Union Oil, OK Tire and Rubb- er Co.

and Tractor Supply Co. Richard L. Ball, Kelly Springfield's director of product quality and safety, said tires in sizes HIC7S-14, MR78- 15, 3R78-15 and LR78-15 were recalled. Reds say CIA spied in France PARIS (NYT) The French Communist party newspaper Humanite accused the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Monday of spying on French Communist Party officials, with the knowledge and assistance of French intelligence officials.

Humanite, a normally unsensational paper, published two-thirds of a page of what it said were "facts' on how the American agency, with French connivance, was harassing French Communist Party officials at work and at home in Paris. The article, announced with large headlines on the front page, suggested strongly that the administration of President Valery Giscard D'estaing, particularly his interior minister, Michel Poniatowski, had explicitly given the CIA freedom to spy on French Communists. Neither the French government nor the United States embassy commented on the Humanite charges. The paper did not name any of the agents or any of the Communist officials allegedly being harassed. But it did identify several of them as "leaders of the French Communist Party" and in one case, a party secretary, one of the party's highest ranks.

Red envoy freed after bar fracas LONDON (AP) The assistant air attache at the Soviet Embassy in London was taken to a police station over the weekend following a drinking bout with a British army sergeant, police said Monday. One newspaper said the attache was asking questions about mercenaries in Angola and was so drunk he fell off his bar stool. The Foreign Office declined comment, and a Soviet Embassy spokesman said, "I cannot believe this monstrous story." Capt. Valentin Viadimirovitch was taken in for questioning Saturday night but later released without being charged, claiming diplomatic immunity. He and the sergeant had been drinking at the Radnor Arms tavern in the fashionable Kensington section of London.

Scotland Yard gave no details, but the Evening News quoted bar manager Joe McNally as saying Viadimirovitch was so drunk he fell off his bar stool. The paper also said the diplomat ripped up his sweater and shirt in a rage when he was taken to the police station. McNally was quoted as saying the Russian entered the bar and sat beside the army sergeant, bought him seven vodkas, downed several himself, then began pumping the soldier about British mercenaries in Angola. "It was like a scene from a bpy movie," McNally said. "The Russian showed no finesse at all about the approach he made." The sergeant became suspicious, the paper reported, and slipped out to call police.

McNally claimed that when two detectives arrived, the Russian was so drunk he could not stand and fought with one of the officers. "He tried to run away. but be was so drunk he fell down. Demo race to Carter OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) An almost complete count of the Oklahoma precinct caucuses shows former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter leading his Democratic rivals but uncommitted delegates dominating the field, party officials said Monday.

Bill Crain, state Democratic administrative aide, said party workers Monday finished totaling "everything we have received from the counties It isn't quite all of it, but it probably is all we will get." Crain said the totals were almost complete in 76 of the 77 Oklahoma counties for the Feb. 7 caucuses. Of delegates chosen, Crain said, 40 per cent were uncom Initted. Carter won 18.5 per cent, former Oklahoma Sen. Fred R.

Hans 17 per cent, Send Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, 12.8 per cent, and Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, 10.4 per cent. The other 1.3 per cent were scattered among several persons. 4.

SS a Jewish leaders fault Russ bias BRUSSELS (NYT) Soviet emigres and leaders of Jewish groups in the United States and Europe charged Monday that anti-Semitism has grown sharply in Russia in the past two years and that intimidation of Jews seeking exit visas is on the rise. The charges were made as 1,200 delegates from 32 nations gathered in Brussels, amid heavy police protection, for the start of an international conference dealing with the treatment of Soviet Jews. Although the three-day meeting starts today, several key participants held news conferences Monday to discuss the cutback of Jewish emigration from the Soviet Union and the "ever harsher" treatment of Jews there. Dr. Alexander Voronel.

a Soviet physicist who emigrated to Israel last year, said that Soviet anti-semitism had increased "sharply and alarmingly" since the 1973 Middle East war. He added: "There is now an open assault on Judaism in the Soviet Union, marked by officially tolerated acts of harassment and intimidation of all Jews who seek to assert their rights to publish Jewish materials and of dismissed Jewish scientists who seek to keep abreast of current developments." Since the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the resolution that equated Zionism with racism, Voronel said, "the dissemination of anti-Semitic material Ford uniting U.S. arms talk policy WASHINGTON (NYT) White House sources say that President Ford has reached another compromise position within his administration on the talks on limiting strategic arms that he hopes will lead to a pact with Moscow this year but avoid an open battle with the Pentagon. Administration officials expressed the belief the President's response to the Soviet proposals last month would further narrow the negotiating gap on the issue of Soviet bombers and the American cruise missile without raising a major political issue during an election year. As part of this process, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has been warning Soviet leaders that failure to reach a new strategic arms pact increases former Gov.

Ronald Reagan's prospects against Ford and thus the chances for a huge leap forward in American military spending. At the same time, Kissinger has been telling the Joint Chiefs of Staff that without a new pact that incorporates and thus protects their new nuclear weapons programs, these programs are aomost certain to be eliminated by a Democratic-controlled Congress or a Democratic administration In 1977. Details of the latest United States proposal could not be learned Monday. It is known that the Soviet proposal given to Kissinger in Moscow last month reflected agreement on almost all key issues except two. One outstanding issue is Flight plan idea opposed by pilots BILLINGS (AP) An official of the Federal Aviation Administration in Billings says Montana pilots are agitated by the proposed alteration of FAA procedures to deny private pilots the chance to file a visualflightregulation (all) flight plan.

Jon D. Ellsworth of Billings said the proposed national regulations would allow filing of flight plans for instrument flying, or for taking off without any flight plan. He said pilots not licensed to use instrumentation dislike the idea of taking off without anyone knowing where they are bound. The FAA feels that elimination of the STR service would free agency personnel for other work, and that the use of emergency locator transmitters (ELT) facilitates search activity for crashed aircraft regardless of a filed plan, he said. FAA state officials said the proposal may run afoul of Montana weather because ELT equipment is not re Spokane, Tuesday, February 17, 1976.

THE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 17 In that year, he said, 14,000 Jews were permitted to leave. The number increased to 31,000 in I972 and 35,000 in 1973. In the past two years, though, Jewish emigration was cut back, to 20,000 in 1974, and 13,000 in 1975, Lowell said. A key aim of the second Brussels conference, Lowell said, will be to draw world attention to the ever-harsher Soviet policy towards Jews seeking to emigrate and to the Soviet government's failure to live up to the 1975 Helsinki agreement on the free movement of people and ideas." What conference participants term "the Soviet failure to live up to the Helsinki agreement" is expected to serve as the dominant theme of the World Conference on Soviet Jewry sponsored by eight Jewish organizations. Former Premier Go Ida Meir of Israel and Sen.

Frank Church, D-Idaho, a ranking member of the Foreign Relations Committee, will address the session. has reached a new high," especially in the Ukraine. Another participant, Stanley Lowell, of New York, chairman of the National Conference onSoviet Jewry, noted that the first International Conference on Soviet Jewry was held in Brussels in 1971, and immediately thereafter, the Soviet Union began to grant visas to Jews in increasing numbers. whether and how to limit the Soviet bomber known in the West as the Backfire. Moscow rejects any limitations.

While the Pentagon insists on stringent limits, Kissinger is prepared to bend. The other issue is the cruise missile an air-breathing drone with great potential accuracy now under development in the United States launched from surface ships. Moscow wants to bank them beyond a range of 375 miles. While the administration is united behind a range up to 1,500 miles, the Pentagon wants these missiles on a large number of ships and Kissinger on only a few. Behind the resolution of the cruise-missile issue generally is the key issue of verification.

A cruise missile might be flight-tested at a range of 1,500 miles, but actually could fly four times farther. These missiles could be equipped with nuclear or conventional warheads, and it would be Impossible to tell which without looking inside. Without high confidence in verification, the possibilities for cheating or mutual accusations of cheating loom large. Beyond this lies a fasic difference in strategic philosophies between Kissinger and the Pentagon. The secretary thinks that since each side already has many thousands of nuclear warheads, a new pact should not be endangered because of a few hundred more Backfires and cruise missiles.

The Pentagon maintains that situations could arise in which these bombers and missiles might prove decisive. quired to operate in subzero temperatures. The proposed national change allows for continuation of flightplan filing for VFR flying in certain areas such as the Great Lakes re. gion, but excludes Montana, Ellsworth said. Dobrynin visits White House WASHINGTON (AP) Soviet Ambassador Mato ly Dobrynin visited the White House on Monday.

Press Secretary Ron Nessen refused to say with whom Dobrynin met or whether the ambassaor saw President Ford. Under a barrage of questioning, Nessen would not disclose the subject of any conversation Dobrynin had or who had initiated his visit. This is "one of the rare occasions I'm going to have to ask your Indulgence," Nessen told reporters. Asked what that meant, he said: "It means I'm not going to give any further details." So Spokesman-Review Classified Rates Word Word IP Daily. 1 8( Sunday 10 consecutive days for price of 7 7 consecutive days for price of 5 4 consecutive days for price Of 3 Minimum charge 10 words Controd rotes on applkation Rates for Cords of thanks quoted at office CALL 838-44564 for Wont Ad Service 7 A.M.-7 P.M.

Mon. through Fri. for publication next day Sun. 9-6 p.m. short time cancellations and corrections ONLY for Mon.

COUNTER SERVICE HOURS 8 A.M.-5 Daily Closed Saturdays Spokane, Wa 99253 Index to Want Ads Classilkations in numerical order. Deaths 12 Funerals 13 Lost 20 Fmnd 21 Announcements --25 Money to loon-55 Contracts, Mfg', for Sale 70 Homesfor Sole-100 Volley Property 115 Suburban Property-130 Real EstateNot 5pol Kane-132 Duplexes for Sale-133 Apt. Houses for Sale-135 Farms for SoleRent-140 Dairy Forms-143 creoge 150 emotional Property 158 usiness Opportunities 170 usiness Properties-172 Homes for Rent 201 Rooms Board-210 Hotels 220 Motels 225 Unfurnished Furnished Unfurnished Houses for Rent-240 Furnished Housesfor Rent 242 HousesWonted to Rent-244 Of ficeClerical 301 303 TechnicalProfessional -307 Laborers1Domestics-310 Salespeople 315 Agents --320 Helpinvest. Required 325 Employment Agencies --330 Teachers' Agencies-335 Jobs Wonted ---352 Work by Conuoci 355 ChM Care-360 Tax AdviceBookkeeping --365 Moaresses, Bedding-374 Beouty Shops. 376 Schools and Colleges-380 Beauty 5chools-382 Musical Instruments 400 TV, Radio, Stereo-405 Housewives' Supplies-410 Building Materials-430 it Block Dirt-441 Coins, Stomas, Hobbies-445 MiKelloneous for Sale-450 Antiques-455 Auctioneers-460 MachineryFarm-470 Mochinery Industrial-472 MachineryWonted-476 Pets-480 Horses-483 tnestock 485 Hay and Feed-486 Boots ond Motors-490 Sporting Goods-492 SEquipment-495 Snow Vehicles-498 Motet Homes, Troilers-500 Campers-506 Motorcyclesfor Sole-520 Auto, Truck Repair, Dotis-530 Trucks tor Sole-550 ImportSports Cors-580 Antique Cors-581 AutomobilesTor Sokt-590 AQUARIUS Put your Imagination and emotivity to work In redecorating your home now.

You'll find knuival furnishings, at money-saving prices, In today's, Wont Ads. OFFICIAL RECORDS Monday sumo Births recorded In Spokane bond-tell during the 24 hours ending al 3 p.m. Feb. le, 1976! Deacon's. Snows To M.

and Mrs. Jerry Sneva, Sl326 Browne, boy. McPherson To Mr. and Mrs. Doug Im McPherson, E12804 Twenty.

ninth, girl. Spokane Valley General Shoguist To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shoquist, Reardon, girl. Fairchild Air Force Bags Villarreal To Airmen I.C.

and Mrs. Joel Villarreal, W3I12 Trinity Place, girl. Otranto To Capt. and Mrs. William Franta, S4324 Crest line, girl.

Sacred Heart Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Jahn R. Sin" Fairfield, girl. Sporcic To Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Sporcic, Newport, girl. Menages To Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Menages, W1002 Rockwell, girl.

All To Mr. and Mn. Glenn W600 Cora, boy. Crooks To Mr. end Mn.

JarneS Crooks, E13605 Redlin, boy. 1-LEGAL NOTICES BIDCALI, "NOTICE TO BIDDERS" Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned at the Medical lake Town Hail, Soutn 124 Lefevre, Medical Lake WA 99022 uo to 10:30 A M. on the 18M day of Februare 1916, tor Me purchase of a Police Patrol Vehicle as provided in W. 3S 23 352 and R.C.W. 35 27 370.

Each bid must be accomDenied bv a bid proposal deposit in the form of a cashier's check, postal money order, or surety bond to the Council for a sum of not less than five per cent of the amount of the bid, and no bid shall be considered unless occompanied by such bid Proposal deposit. The specifications, including Me Proper bid form will be issued bY the undersigned upon request. The bid envelopes are to be sealed and clearly marked on the face, Police Patrol Vehicle Bid, to be opened February 18, 1916, at 11:00 A.M. Bids will be received uo to 10-30 A.M., and opened and read aloud at 11 00 A.M.t February 18, 1976. in the Council Chambers, South 124 Lefevre, Medical Lake WA.

The Town of Medical Lake reserves the right to reject any Or all bids and to waive minor irregularities. GEORGETTE SHULTZ, 'Clerk. Treasurer, Town of Medical Lake SR7) INVITATION FOR PRELIMINARY PROPOSALS The Department of Housing and Urban Development will accept Preliminary Pr000sals for housing units under Me Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program. to he located In Grant County. Washington.

Proposals may be submitted by Private Owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA) or by PHA's in cornbination wiM private owners tor newly constructed units not to exceed 2S units for Elderly and 26 units for lower income families Proposals must be received by 00 April t. 1976 Detailed information is Contained in a Developer's Packet which may be obtained from the Seattle Area Office. ITV Second Avenue, Seattle, Washington 9810) Attention: Mail Stop g22 SR66 INVITATION FOR PRELIMI. NARY PROPOSALS The Department of HOUSing and Urban Development will accept Preliminary Proposals for housing units under the Section 8 Housing Assistance Payments Program, to be located in Whitman County, Washington. Proposals may be submitted by Private owners or Public Housing Agency (PHA) or by PHA's in corn bination with private owners for newly Constructed units not to ex.

ceed 35 units for Elderly and 25 units for lower Income families. Proposals must be received by 200 P.M,. March 30, 1976. Detailed information is contained in a Developer's Packet which may be obtained from the Seattle Area Office, 1321 Second Avenue. Seattle.

Washington 98101. Attention: Mail Slop 422 SRO? 8-LODGES SPOKANE LODGE NO. 34 FIAM 12-DEATHS Meets Tuesday, Feb. 11t0. 7:30 m.

1st de. wee. Refreshments. Ray Ashley, W.M. W.

Denman. Sec. CHBNEY, Howard R. Passed away Feb. 16, 1976 in Spokane.

His home, Elbe Court land. Survived by his wife, Lena Cheney, at Me homes two daughters Mrs. Randy (Louise) Barnett, Chattaroy, Mrs. Tom (Sharon) Becker, Spokane; two sons: Bert Cheney, and Roy Cheney, both of Spokane; twO sisters; six grandchildren; numerous nieces end nephews. He was a member of the Eagles Lodge Aerie No.

2 and the International Union of Ooerating En. gineerc BALL DODD FUNERAL DIRECTORS, S921 DIVISION Sr. in Char911 of arrangements. GRIFFITH, Dr. Elden R.

Passed away Feb. 15, 1976 In Spokane. His home, 54313 Magnolia. Husband 01 Eloise Griffith at the home, step. father of Mrs.

William (Joan) Bowden, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, four grandchildren. Brother of Mrs Bert (Leona) Cutler, Cortes, Colorado( Mrs. Glenn (Isla) Horner, Fox Island, Wash, Warren Griffith, Orlando, Florida, three nieces. Graduate of St. Limit University School of Dentistry A of the Washington State Dental Association Colorado state Dental ASSOCintiOn; Spokane District Dental Society; Photographic Society of America; pelt (resident of the Inland Empire Camera Club.

Member of the North American Mycological Associa- tion( past president of the Spokane Mustwoom Clubs past president of the Spokane Faceting Club; Inland Empire Rock Club, Family Sports Club of Spokane. Contributor to the Pacific Northwest Indian Center. Veteran of World War II, Resident of Sookane 21 Years BALL I DODD FUNERAL HOME, S421 DIVISION ST, in charge of arrangements, HARPER, JIMMY Ruth Passed away in Spokane, Feb. IS, 1976. Her home, ERN Welk" Stepmother of Mrs.

Madge Moto, Spokane; mother-In-leer of Mrs. de Harper, Spokane; grandmother of Mrs. Racy lie Strewn, ler, Spokane; Donald Harper, Seattle: Richard Harper, San Jose, Calif. Five great-grandchildrem three greetgreat.grandchildreni numerous nieces. Lifetime resident of the area.

HAZEN I JAEGER FUNERAL N1306 MONROE St. is fin flouncing funeral orrangemantl. KOLE PI, Sarah E. Passed away Fab, IS, 196 al local hospital. Her hOrrilo W209 25tb.

Miss Nolen left no stir. vivors. services to ba an. nounced. Ball 9 (bed tomwal home, 1421 DIVISION ST, In chard of at, raneernants.

WATSON, Ruth O. Passed away Feb. 14, 1976 at Des Moines, Wash. Her horns, Rt 7 Box 69, SPOkene. Mottwr of Dorothy Watson, Kent, Wash, Jean Watson, Puyallug, wash, Elaine gthneldmiller, Gladys Henkl, both of Spokane, three grandchildren, sister Of Muriel Wel end Edward Wells, both of Mead, Wash.

A 19-year resident of the area. Member of Me Mead bed Methodist Church. HAZEN IS JAEGE FUNERAL HOME, N1306 Monroe St. In charge. Is-FIJNERALS NICHOLS, Ray Ltay a (Nick) Passed away Saturday, Fad IS, 1916 In San Rafael, Calif.

His home, Fere 29th Ave, Wash. Father of Mrs Marilyn Rooney, San Jose, Calif; Charles L. Nichols, San Dieu Calif; brother of Mrs. Thomas (Velma) Hall, San Rafael, Cal. Funeral sarvitee, Wednesday, Feb.

It at I m. In the ALWIN CHAPEL. HAZEN It JAEGER FUNERAL HOME NI306 Monroe St. Burial Fairmount Memorial Park. Spokane, Tuesday, February 17, 1976.

TliE SPOKESMAN-REVIEW 17 ri say neattle lawyer: creates lied say se Spokesman-Review OFFICIAL 1 Jewish leaders Classified Rates RECORDS CIA a Word a big stir ABA: meetmg IP a Wod Daily. 18' sunday Monday -7 L. 10 consecutive days for price of 7 France fault Russ bias 7 consecutive days for price of 5 PIIILADELPHIA edition of the Seattle Post- profession will sink if the 4 consecutive days for price of 3 Births recorded in Spokane hoot. Like Gls circulating a par- Intelligencer, recognized he ABA relaxes even slightly the Minimum charge 10 words tots during the 24 hours ending at 3 BITHS ticularly luscious pinup, was defying the legal proles- anti-advertising rules of the PARIS (NYT) The Controd rates on appiication p.m. Feb.

16, 1976: Deacessm lawyers, convened here for sion's traditional ban on ad- Code of Professional Respon. French Commimist party BRUSSELS (NYT) Soviet In that year, he said, 14,000 Rotes for Siam To Mr. and Mrs. Jeer( the American Bar Anode- vertising and that he was in- sibility. newspaper Humanite ac- emigres and leaders of Jew- Jews were permitted to Cords of Thanks quoted at office Sneve, 51226 Browne, boy.

McPherson To Mr. and MM. tion's midyear meeting are viting disciplinary action, "This kind of advertising eused the U.S. Central ish groups in the United leave. The number increased CALL 838-44564 Douglm McPherson, E12804 Twenty.

passing around in their off- even disbarment. would leave the dignity of the gence Agency Monday of spy- States and Europe charged to 31,000 in 1972 and 35,000 in for Wont Ad Service ninth, girl. hours an advertisement rip- Sanders' ad has created profession in shreds," said ing on French Communist Monday that anti-Semitism 1973. In the past two years, 7 P.M. Mon.

Shawl's To Mr. and Mrs. Mark Seekane Valley General ped from a week-old news- such a stir here because one delegate from Sanders' Party officials, with the has grown sharply in Russia though, Jewish emigration through Fri. Shoouist, Reardon, girl. paper, 1 lawyer advertising is the top home state of Washington.

knowledge and assistance of in the past two years and that was cut back, to 20,000 in 1974, for publication next day Villarreal To Airmen 1.C. end Fairchild Air Peres Base services our sery There's nothing lewd about item on the agenda of the "If we advertise French intelligence officials. intimidation of ews seeking and 13,000 in 1975, Lowell Sun. 9-6 p.m. short time Mrs.

Joel Villarreal, W3112 Trinity the clipping, though it has set House of Delegates, the as if we were selling unde- Humanite, a normally un- exit visas is on the rise. said. cancellations and correct Place, girl. ions Otranto To Capt. and Mrs.

Wit- off a. few disbelieving whis- ABA's policy-malting body, A key aim of the second ONLY for Mon. llam 54324 Crestline. girl. ties- For what the clipping and the subject is discussed specials, rarm deodorant or grocery sensational paper, published The charges were made as COUNTER SERVICE HOURS Sacred Heart Smith To Mr.

and Mrs. Jahn R. spec a we can possibly go two-thirds of a page of what it 1,200 delegates from 32 na. Brussels conference, Lowell shows is what many atter- every time attorneys gather on calling outselves proles- said were "facts" on how tions gathered in Brussels, said, will be to draw world 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Daily Smith, Fairfield, girl.

1- Sporck To Mr. and Mrs. Michael neys never expected to see in here in their seemingly end- sionals." American agency, with amid heavy police protection, attention to the ever-harsher Closed Saturdays Sporcic, Newport, girl. Merlegm their lifetimes: A lawyer ad- less round of banquets, cock- But it is not simply loss of French connivance, was hat- for the start of an intemation- Soviet policy towards Jews Spokane, Wa 99253 To Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholas Menegas, W1002 Rockwell, vertising openly, in the public tail parties and receptions. status that concerns the pp. wising French Communist al conference dealing with seeking to emigrate and to girl. 1 press, for To opponents of advert's- Another objection, ex- Party officials at work and at the treatment of Soviet Jews. the Soviet government's fai- AN TO Mr.

and Mrs Glenn Aft th Richard 29- ing, who seem to predomi- pressed by ABA President home in Paris. Although the three-day WOW Cora, boy. year-old Seattle attorney who nate here Sanders' ad repre- Lawrence E. Walsh, is that The article announced Helsinki agreement on the meet- lure to live up to the 1975 ing starts today, several key index to Want Ads Crooks To Mr. end Mn.

JerneS Crooks, E13605 Redlin, boy. placed the ad in the Feb. 9 sents the depths to which the "unrestricted advertising with large headlines on the participants held news con- free movement of people and Classifkations in numerical order. would be a disservice to the front page, rrraPAN1rrrrl suggested strong- ferences Monday to discuss ideas." the cutback of Jewish emig- public. It would mean some ly that the administration of What conference partici P- people would retain an atter.

President Vaiery Giseard ration from the Soviet Union ants term "the Soviet failure Deaths-12 ing 7iiii nay on the basis of who D'esta Flouse studies: ming, particularly his in- and the "ever harsher" treat- ounted the best advertising tenor minister, Michel ment of Jews there. to live up to the Helsinki ag- reement" is expected to Funerals --r 13 Lost 20 11, Dr. Alexander Voronel, a campaign or who charged the Poniatowski, had explicitly serve as the dominant theme 1LEGAL NOTICES lowest fees factors which are given the CIA freedom to spy Soviet physicist who emig- Announcements 25 of the World Conference on not relevant to perfor- on French Communists. rated to Israel last year, said Soet Jewry sponsored by BID CALL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Other attorneys, appa- ment nor the United States increased "sharply and vi ance." Neither the French govern- that Soviet anti-semitism had eight Jewish organizations. Sealed bids will be received by budget, plans rently a minority, insist the embassy commented on the alarmingly" since the 1973 Former Premier Golda Meir of Israel and Sen.

Frank Money to Loon-55 Contracts, Mtgs. for Sale-70 Medical Lake, WA 99022 uo to 10 the undersigned at the Medical lake Town Hail, Souse 124 Letevre, .30 public would benefit from ad- Humanite charges. Middle East war. Church, D-Idaho, a ranking 14000 4 A M. on the tern day of February.

1976, tor the purchase of a Ponce Patrol Vehicle as provided in vertising. The paper did not name any He added: "There is now member of the Foreign Rela- W. 3S 23 352 and stall artier er. But, it's not fair just to Sanders himself, who de- of the agents or any of the an open assault on Judaism in tions Committee, will address Homesfor Sole-100 35 27 370. Each bid must be accom.

OLYMPIA The House pick this one out." voted most of his quarter- Communist officials alleged- the Soviet Union, marked by the session. Volley Properly 115 Denied bv a bid proposal deposit in the form of a cashier's check, postal officially tolerated acts of Suburban Property 130 to the agnariol said some addi- page ad to an explanation of ly being harassed. But it did money order, or surety bond began a delicate task Monday i his help di harassment and intimidation has reached a new high," Real EstateNot Spokane 132 Council for a sum of not less than ona funding ep te motves or defying the identify several of them as of meshing an election year ti of all Jews who seek to assert especially in the Ukraine. Duplexes for Sale-133 five per cent of the amount ot the nursing homes was included profession said "Lack of in- leaders of the French Corn- bid, and no bid shall be considered budget of pay raises and id fi th rights their rig ts to publish Jewish Another participant, Stan- Apt. Houses for Sole-135 Uniesti mcomoanied by such bid in the original budget for this formation about what an at- munist Party" and in one school funding with election materials and of dismissed ley Lowell, of New York, Forms for Sple Rent 140 oroposai deposit.

biennium (1975-77) and the omey does, how much it case, a party secretary, one The specifications, Including the Dairy Farms-143 year tax increases. bi Jewish scientists who seek to chairman of the National Proper bid form will be issued by ro Although the proposed Pnand supplemental costs and why and when you of the party's highest ranks. creoge 150 the undersigned UMW regueSt. The keep abreast of current de- Conference onSoviet Jewry, bid envelopes are to be sealed and It udget $204.5 million supplemental budget. need legal advice doesn't emotional Property 158 velopments." noted that the first Interne- Clearly marked on the face, Police However, higher than ex- 'protect' you.

But it may well usiness Opportunities 170 Patrol Vehicle Bid, to be opened budget reached the House A Since the adoption by the tional Conference on Soviet usiness Properties-172 February 1976, at 11 lia, pected case loads increased keep you fro from getting the Red floor Monday, House Demo- United Nations General As- Jewry was held in Brussels in 4'' 71 8 i will be received tic, to 10- 30 A.m., and opened and read aloud at level, before eratic leaders postponed nursing home rates to an un- help you need at reasonable lied. envoy sembly of the resolution that 1971, and immediately there- II 00 A.M., February 18, 1976. in the expecte agnariol cos eore you have a seri- further consideration of it equated Zionism with racism, after, the Soviet Union began Council Chambers, South 121 said ous, and usually expensive, Homes Aar Rent 201 Letevre, Medical Lake, WA. until a revenue package is Voronel said, "the dissemina- to grant visas to Jews in in-Medical Lake re Also adopted by the House lega problem." Rooms Board 210 The Town of Meserves the right to reject any or all found to fund the budget. tion of anti-Semitic material creasing numbers.

Hotels 220 bids and to waive minor Monday was a series of The first official test of the freed after "We're reversing the pro- regularities. Motels-225 amendments by Shinpoch re- bars willingness to ease the GEORGETTE SHULTZ, Clerk cess," Ways and Means Ap- Unfurnished moving two sections from the advertising ban will come Treasurer, Town of Medical propriations chairman Rep. Furnished Lake SR it AN. Shinpoeh, D-Renton, pmposed budget appmpriat- today, when the House of De- bar Unfurnished Houses for Rent-240 $150,000 from the gover- legates is scheduled to debate bar fracas Ford uniting U.S. INVITATION FOR PRELIMI- said.

"Until we can get 50 111 Furnished Houses --for Rent 242 NARY PROPOSALS Si to last LONDON (AP) nor's emergency fund to the and perhaps vote on a propos- HousesWonted to Rent-244 The Department of Housing and votes for taxes, we'll sit on Department of Emergency al to expand the information Urban Development will accept the budget." Preliminary for housing Services a victims of that lawyers can disclose The assis- units under the Section 8 Housing The change in direction II year's flooding in western about themselves in legal di- tent air attache at the Soviet Assistance Payments Program. to came after the House had he tocated In Grant County, OfficeClerical 301 acted on three of nearly two washingtan. rectories, law listings and the Embassy in London was arms talk policy Washington. SkilledSerni.iiiilled 303 These were removed Shin- Yellow Pages. taken to a police station over Proposals may be submitted by dozen proposed amendments TechnicalProfessional -307 private owners or Public Housing poch said, because the House Under the proposal, offered the weekend following a Agency (PHA) or by PHA's in corn.

to the budget. taborersiDomestics-310 bad alreadY Passed a bill ap- by the ABA's standing Corn. drinking bout with a British Salespeople 315 bination wiM private owners for newly constructed units not to en Problem of money PmPriating the money mittee on Ethics and Proles- army sergeant, police said WASHINGTON (NYT) whether and how to limit the Agents-320 reed 2S units tor Elderly end 26 units tor income families. Ways and Means Chairman through other means. alone' Responsibility after Monday.

One newspaper said White House sources say that Soviet bomber known in the Helpinvest. Required 325 Proposals must be received be Rep. John Bagnariol, D- Meanwhile, the House eight months of study, the attache was asidng ques- President Ford has reached West as the Backfire. Mos- Employment Agencies 330 2 OOPM. April I.

1976. Detailed informatiOn is contained Renton, warned the Rouse as ways and means Committee lawyers could for the first tions about mercenaries in cow rejects any limitations. Teachers' Agencies-335 another compromise position in a Developers Packet which may they began consideration of Monday night began to flag time reveal their fees in di- Angola and was so drunk he within his administration on While the Pentagon insists on be obtained from the, Seattle Area nd Avenue, Seattle, the amendments, "There is through the first of eight tax rectories. fell off his bar stool. the talks on limiting strategic stringent limits, Kissinger is Office.

1321 Seco Washington MO). Attention, Mad no money. Whatever ends up increase measures to fund The Foreign Office declined arms that he hopes will lead Prepared to bend. Jobs Wonted 352 stop 422 SR66 in the budget, we'll have to supplemental budget spend-. comment, and a Soviet Em- to a pact with Moscow this The other issue is the cruise Work by Controct-355 INVITATION FOR PRELIMI.

approve some tax package." ing plans. bassy spokesman said, "I i PROPOSALS 360 NARY However, despite Bag- Work will resume again at 8 U. dollar cannot believe this monstrous year year but avoid an open battle missile an air-breathing Chld Core wan me Pentagon. drone with great potential ac- Tax AdviceBookkeeping 365 The Department of HOUSing and Urban Development will accept nariol's warning, the House a.m. today, and House Demo- story." Administration officials ex- curacy now under develop- Mattresses, Bedding-374 Preliminary Proposals tor housing units under the Section 8 Housing adopted by a 6-26 vote, an eratic leaders say they will eve Capt.

Valentin Via- amendment by Rep. Mike schedule no floor sessions still strong Shops-376 Assistance Payments Program. to be located in Whitman County, I 11 dci luMe questioning rni itrel gh was Saturday in for rt id)ersed the belief the Presi- ment in the United States Beaut enst's response to the Soviet launched from surface ships. Washington. Parker, D-Tacoma, to ap- until the committee eons- proposals last month would Moscow wants to bank them 4.

Proposals may be submitted by propriate over $1.5 million in pletes action on all of the but later released without beyond a range of 375 miles. Private owners or Public Housing Schools and Colleges-380 Agency (PHA) or by PHA's in corm state funds to increase the plans. Europe urope being charged, claiming dip- further narrow the negotiat- MO gap on the issue of Soviet While the administration is Beauty Schools-382 bination with private owners for state's share paid to nursing Bagnariol said he hoped the 'emetic immunity. He and 'I newly constructed units not to ex. the sergeant had been drink- "'Teem and a the American united behind a range up to reed 35 units for Elderly and 25 ...1., at 1,500 miles, the Pentagon units for lower Income families.

homes for care of patients on committee could approve at Ivy ile without raising public assistance. least three of the plans. The ing at the Radnor Arms cruise miss. Proposals must be received by wants these missiles on a 2,00 P.M,. March 30.

1976. LONDON (AP) The U.S. a major political issue during Musical Instruments 400 Parker said nursing homes' three are: tavern in the fashionable large number of ships and Detailed information is contained dollar closed mixed but eta- an election year TY, Radio, Stereo-405 in a Developer's Packet which may in Washington are "going A 10 per cent surcharge Kensington section of Kissinger on only a few. hie in European money mar- AS part of this process, Sec- Housewives' Supplies-4w be obtained from the Seattle Area 'broke" because the current On the sales, business and oc- London. Behind the resolution of the Building Materials-430 Office, 1321 Second Avenue, Seattle, ketS Monde as a boom in the retary of State Henry Kis- Washington 90101.

Attention: Mail share paid by the state, vary. cupation and utility taxes. cruise-missile issue generally Pert SR67 ilizer Block Dirt-441 Slots 422 singer has been warning strong West German mark Scotland Yard gave no de- Coins, Stomps, Hobbies-445 big from $14 to $17 per patient A .8 of one per cent gross subaided. Soviet leaders that failure to is the key issue of verifica- per day, is not enough to cope income tax on personal and subsided. tails, but the Evening News miscellaneous for Sole-450 non.

A cruise missile might Assurances from Brussels quoted bar manager Joe Mc- reach a new strategic arms Antiques-455 8LODGES with current costs, near $25 a corporate income. be flight-tested at a range of pact increases former Gov. that Common Market finance Nally as saying Via- Auctioneers-460 SPOKANE LODGE NO. 34 FIAM 1,500 miles, but actually could day. An increase of .7 of one ministers intended to defend dimirovitch was so drunk he Ronald Reagan's prospects MochmeryForm-470 1 "Without these amend- cent in the state's sales tax, Ford fly four times farther.

These meets against Fo an thus the MachineryIndustrial-472 the present relationship bet- fell off his bar stool. The Tuesday, Feb. pm. Is? at. ments, there will be a loss in the removal of sales tax from missiles could be equipped MachineryWonted-476 'Is er ern.

Refreshments. lith. 730 ween their currencies within chances for a huge leap for- the number of beds and we'll food, an extension of the sales paper also said the diplomat with nuclear or conventional Pets-480 a common float against the ware in American mihtary Ray Ashley, W.M. see nursing home patients tax to services (excluding ripped up his sweater and spending. warheads, and it would be tiones-483 W.

Denman. See. dollar came on the heels of a shirt in a rage when he was moving to hospitals or out of medical and dental) and a 20 A spen Levestock-485 the same time, Kis- impossible to tell which with- the state." per cent boost in the business similar announcement by taken to the police station. Hay and Feed-486 12DEATHS French President Valery Gis- singer has been telling the out looking inside. Boots and Mothrs-490 and occupation tax.

Joint Chiefs of Staff that with- Without high confidence in $21 million package Bagnariol said the plan is to card d'Estaing and West Ger- McNally was quoted as say- Sp. i Parker's amendment is bring the revenue schemes to man Chancellor Helut in the Russian entered the out a new pact that incorpo- verification, the possibilities orting Goods--402 CHNNEY, Howard R. Passed away Skis-Equipment-49S Spokane. His home, Feb 16, 1976 E108 Coureand. Survived by his wife, part of a $21 million package the House Rules Committee Schmidt.

bar and sat beside the army rates and thus protects their for cheating or mutual ac- Snow Vehicles-498 Lena Cheney, at the homes two daunt- to aid the nursing homes which could schedule them The announcement bol- sergeant, bought him seven new nuclear weapons prog- cusations of cheating loom tent Mrs. Randy (Louise) Barnett, proposes, half of which is to for floor action after the stored the flagging French vodkas, downed several him- rams, these programs are large. Chattaroy, Mrs Tom (Sharon) Beck- er, Spokane; two sons: Bert Cheney, come from state funds. House completes the work on franc and it moved up nearly self, then began pumping the aomost certain to be elimi- Beyond this lies nd hi a as i dif- and Roy Cheney, both of Sookanot two The proposal drew a blast the supplemental budget. a full centime nd nesthews He was a member in relation to soldier about British met- nated by a Democratic- ference in strategic Moblirt Homes, Trollers-500 sisters; six grandchildren; numerous e.

from Shinpoch, who said such the dollar. cenaries in Angola. contmlled Congress or a philosophies between Kis- Campers-506 nieces Motarcyclesfor International Union of Operating En. a move goes against the di- But the Renton Democrats Democratic administration singer and the Pentagon. The Sole-520 the Eagles Lodge Aerie No 2 and the rections given him by his said he was not certain if secretary thinks that since Auto, Truck Repair, Ports-530 gineers.

BALL DODD FUNERAL DIRECTORS, S421 DIVISION ST. in The British pound, tiowev. was like a scene from a in 1977. each side already has many Trucks for Sole-550 ImportSports Cars-580 Charge Of arraneements. caucus.

there was sufficient commit- er, eased further to $2. 0230 py movie," McNally said. Details United thousands of nuclear Antique Cors-581 "There's' no doubt we tee support for any of the tax from Friday's $2.0250. "The Russian showed no the latest 01 Stateseral could lome, nos cou not be warheads a new pact should Automobilesfor Sokt-590 away Feb. 15, 1976 In Spokane.

His ORIPPITH, Dr. Elden R. Paned should be funding these high- proposals. The advance of Corn- finesse at all about the ap- preach he made." learn Monday. It is known not be endangered because of p4313 Magnolia.

Husband Eloise Griffith at the home, stee- munist-backed forces in An- that the Soviet proposal given a few hundred more Back- Em- key father of Mrs. William (Jaen) Bowden, gola hit African stocks in Lon- The sergeant became suspi- to Kissinger in Moscow last fires and cruise missiles. The Glenwood Springs, Colorado; four grandchildren. Brother Of Mrs Bert don but did not appear to al- time, the paper reported, month reflected agreement Pentagon maintains that situ- (Leona) Cutler, Cortez, Colorado; Irtsh. terrortsts lett the tpAce coelniu t)stogt Gold an I on almost a slipped out to call police all is x- ations could arise in which Mrs.

Glenn (Isla) Hor Island, ner, Fo Wash, Warren Griffith, Orlando, Flori- cept two. these bombers and missiles da, three nieces. Graduate of St. Lewitt McNally claimed that when London and 25 cents higher in One outstanding issue is might prove decisive. University School of Dentistry A 4 two detectives arrived, the member of the Washington State Den.

7 Zurich. The London rate was tal Association Colorado State Dentai $131.375 an ounce, $132.125 in Russian was so drunk he ASsOCiatiOn; Spokane District Dental ass' ault troops Zurich. could not stand and fought with one of the officers. "He 1 -1 Society; Photographic Society of nd Empire Camera Club. Member at the The dollar closed at 2.5550 tried to run away.

but he was North American Mycological Associa- America Past President of the Inland lion, past president of the Spokane West German marks in so drunk be fell down. Flight plan idea North Club, past president of the Spokane Faceting Club, Inland nd Frankfurt, up from 2.5470. It Pere Rock Club, Family Sports Club of BELFAST, Northern Ire- In predawn mists. At first was virtually unchanged in 1 Spokane. Contributor tri the Pacific hind (AP) British troops light, some 300 troops swept Zurich at 2.5520 Swiss francs Northwest Indian Center.

Veteran of fought a fierce gun battle across the mountain in a but down to 4.4650 French riem race opposed by pilots r7vr Worm war II. Rnident of Spokane 21 veers. BALL 0000 FUNERAL with terrorists on a mountain dragnet. But the military said francs in Paris from 4.4730. -s' HOME, 5421 DIVISION ST, In chariot of arrangements.

overlooking Belfast Monday no trace of the gunmen was Noy as security forces combed the found. city for gunmen who slaugh-, to Carter BILLINGS (AP) An offi- quired to operate in subzero I. HARPER, Jenny Ruth Passed away in Spokane, Feb. 15, 1976. Her home, The gunbattle was the first Radial tires dal of the Federal Aviation temperatures.

E604 Walton. Step-mother Of Mrs. tered three women in a subur- Madge Hem Spokane; mother-In-law major assault by IRA gun- ban house. OICLAHOMA CITY (AP) Administration in Billings The proposed national of Mrs. Ando Harper, Spokane, grand- men against troops for more An almost complete count of says Montana pilots are agi-, change allows for continua- Aoumuus mother of Mrs.

Rerevile Streeffeler, British army headquarters than a year in Northern Ire- are recalled the Oklahoma precinct eau- tated by the proposed littera. tion of flightplan filing for Wiwi', Donald Harper. Seattle: Richard Harper, San Jose, Calif. Five reported that at least a dozen land, although there have uses shows former Georgia tion of FAA procedures to VFR flying in certain areas Put your great.grandchildreni three greet- gunmen, believed to be Irish been border firefights bet. CUMBERLAND Md.

(AP) Gov. Jimmy Carter leading deny private pilots the such as the Great Lakes re- greatgrandchiidrent numerous nieCeS. Lifetime resident Of the area. Imagination and HAZEN JAEGER FUNERAL Republican Army guerrillas, Kell Springfield i ween troops and gunmen fir-' re Co. his Democratic rivals but Un- chance to file a visuafflight- gion, but excludes Montana, es on na, HOME, 30 shot it out with troops on ing from the neighboring has recalled almost 150,000 committed delegates regulation (VFR) flight plan.

Ellsworth said. creativity to work in flouncing N16 MONROE St. is an- funeral errangernentl. Divis Mountain. The firelight Irish republic.

fiberglass-belted radial au- dominating the field, party mob to ile tires produced over redecorating your in Nor was the heaviest to break out on ay action reinforced the last two years after find- officials said Monday. Jon D. Ellsworth of Billings NOLEN, Sarah away Feb, hem. new. You'll IS, 1976 al a local hospital.

Her home, Northern Ireland in the belief lief that the year-o ing that they tended to sepa. Btu said the proposed national Dobrynin visits W204 25M. Min Wen MC no our. Crain, state Democra- regulations would allow filing -find teeswat home yivors. memorial teryices to be an- months.

so-called cease-fire by the rate under extremely Id a tic administrative aide, said of flight plant for instrument flounced. Ball 9 darn funeral home, I The military claimed two of IRA's Provisional wing is in- weather. In theme of Or party workers Monday flying, or for taking off with- White House furnishings, at 1421 DIVISION ST, I rangernente. the gunmen were bit in the creasingly meaningless. The The exchange.

No army shootout followed three days The tires are sold by Kelly finished totaling "everything out any flight plan. He said ASHINGTON (AP) money-saving casualties were reported. of provincewide violence in Springfield, its dealers and we have received from the pilots not licensed to use in- eem A WATSON, Ruth O. Passed away Feb, a 4 aes A military spokesman said which at least 10 persons stores and nine other corn- counties It isn't quite all strumentation dislike the Soviet Ambassador Anatoly prices I 1976 Moines, Wash. Her home, s.

the shooting started early were slain. panics. i but probably i i all we id taking ea a ng ff any- Dobrynin visited the White Want Ad Rt 7 Box 69, SPOkane, Mother of will get." one knowing where they are House on Monday. Press See- Watson, Puyallup, Wash, Elaine Dorothy Watson, Kent, Wash, Jean Monday when gunmen The violence followed the The tires are sold by Star bound. Schneidmiller, Gladyti Hanks, both Of retary Ron Nessen refused to Spokane; three grandchildren sister 1 opened up on two army posts death Thursday of IRA hung- Rubber Co.

and the Ameron Crain said the totals were say with whom Dobrynin met Of Muriel Wells, end Edward Welts, both of Mead, Wash. A 29-year resident guarding television transmit- er striker Frank Stagg in En- Division of North American almost complete in 76 of the The th FAA feels that elimina- or whether the ambassaor of the area, Member of the Mead lin. ters on the mountain in what gland's Wakefield Prison, 100 Automotive both Kelly 77 Oklahoma counties for the tion of the feels service would saw President Ford. ited Methodist Church. HAZEN JAEGE FUNERAL HOME, N1306 appeared to be an elaborate miles north of London.

Stagg, Springfield sales units as Feb. 7 caucuses. free agency personnel for Under a barrage of ques- Monroe St. In charge. IRA 34, convicted for leading an well as participating dealers and that the use tioning Nessen would not din- Army reinforcements were IRA unit in the English Mid.

of Sun Oil, Amoco Oil, Tire Of delegates chosen, Crain other work, of any con- called in by radio. But they lands and conspiring to cause and Battery Mobil Oil, said, 40 per cent were uncom. of emergenc locator trans. close the subject mitters (ELT) facilitates versation Dobrynin had or 1SFUNERALS were ambushed by a third explosions, had demanded Union Oil, OK Tire and Rubb- initted. Carter won 18.5 per a ity group of gunmen as they idget prisoner status.

er Co. and Tractor Supply Co. cent who had initiated his visit. former Oklahoma Sen. search activ for crashed away Saturday, Feb.

14, 1976 In San drove up the mountain in Fred R. Harts 17 per cent, aircraft regardless of a filed This is "one of the rare occa- Lien (Nick) Passed Rafael, Calif. His home, E4235 Nth NICHOLS, P. darkness. Divis Mountain overlooks Richard L.

Ball, Kelly Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, plan, he said. sions I'm going to have to ask yo Ave. SPOkane, Wash, Father of Mrs. The reinforcements, caught the Ligoniel suburb of North Springfield's director of pro- 12.8 per cent, and Alabama ur indulgence," Nessen Marilyn Rooney, San Jose, Calif; brother of Mrs.

Thomas (Velma) Hall, in a crossfire, took cover in Belfast 'where five gunmen duct quality and safety, said Gov. George C. Wallace, 10.4 FAA state officials said the told --eoorters Charles L. Nichols, San DiegO, Calif I one of the fortified army killed three women two tires in sizes HR78-14, HR78- per cent. The other 1.3 per proposal may run afoul of Asked what that meant, he San Raton, Calif.

Funeral invites, Wednesday. Fab. IS, at 1 pm. in the posts, the spokesman said. Roman Catholics and a Pro- 15, llt711-15 and LR78-15 were cent were scattered among Montana weather because said: "It means I'm not going ALWINCHAPELHAZEN FUNERAL HOME NI306 Monroe St.

The gunmen melted away instant Sunday night. recalled. 1 several persons. ELT equipment is not re- to give any further details." Burial Fairmount Memorial Park. i 0 I l'i 4 s.

4, As 1, wi- i.