Longview Daily News from Longview, Washington • 6

The Daily News Diiivirw Vfc InhfHon 6 Monday July 2 1973 Local News Briefs Bottle burns man in barber shop Richard Forshee of Ixmgview was treated for second degree burns to his right arm Saturday after an unidentified person threw some combustible liquid through a window at his place of work Tom and Jerry's Barber Shop 1028 14th Ave Forshee told police he was in the restroom when a hand holding a small Elass container came through the window When the liquid hit himit was on fire Police said the fire department will send the coat which Forshee was wearing to the laboratory to determine what the liquid was other action of the day Mint Valley No 2 had its hands ful in the basketball tournament at the LCC gym Olympic scored a 21-14 victory in the junior high division Marathon bike riders (at left) get their instructions from Gary Goblo (the big guy in the middle) before striking out on their journey around the town out to Germany Creek Hoad and back to the Mark Morris parking lot In PUBLIC RECORDS Longview Kelso and Cowlitz County STOLEN VEHICLE Iingview police learned Saturday that a 14 model vehicle was stolen from the used car lot at Warren and Smith Used Cars 1064 15th Ave MISSING ITEMS Virginia I Reilly 25u5 Terry Ave told Longview police that a battery box battery gas tank and water skis were taken trom her boat recently The vessel is moored at the Cowlitz Boat Club on the Cowlitz River HIT-AND-RUN A hit-arid run vehicle did damage to a vehicle owned by William Harper 2607 Taylor Ave while he was parked behind the Longview Amiercan Legion Sunday evening Longview police report GARAGE ENTERED Fishing tackle and two electric drills were taken from garage at the Walt Mittlc-dier residence 460 18th Ave Longview police reported Sunday ARRESTED A 16-year-old Long-view boy was arrested early today by Longview police and charge with possession of marijuana He was lodged in the Juvenile Service Center CONTRACT AWARDED The Kemp Keen Construction Co of Che-halis has been awarded a $164745 contract for construction of the new Toledo Telephone Co building Completion date for the new building has been set for the first week in January 1974 TOURNAMENT TONIGHT The Longview Bridge Unit will hold its monthly tournament tonight at 7:30 at 811 17th Bridge players are welcome Call 423-3536 for partners and information SOCIAL CIRCLE There will be no meeting of the Social Circle Qub on Wednesday at Cowlitz Villa in Kelso TONIGHT There will be a talk on the right to keep and bear arms and gun legislation at 7:30 tonight at the Cowlitz PUD The speaker also will appear at 7:30 pm Tuesday at the Sons of Norway Hall in Kelso and at 7:30 pm Wednesday at the city hall in Cathlamet Mr Grigsby represents the National Association to Keep and Bear Arms The public is invited to listen to the speaker who is traveling on horseback throughout the United States representing this cause ACCIDENT Kelso police were told Sunday that a 12-year-old Seattle girl visiting her grandparents at Kelso suffered an arm injury Sunday when she struck an iron bar while attempting to ride a bicycle onto the playground at the Washington School It was reported that the bar had been put up to temporarily replace a section of fence recently knocked down RAFT TAKEN Don Grant 2515 Sunrise St Kelso told Kelso police Saturday that his yellow and blue two-man rubber life raft was taken from that address while he was on vacation INCIDENT REPORTED Gail Carlstrom 805 Cedar St Kelso notified Kelso police early today that someone kicked in her front door while she was away from her residence It appeared that nothing was taken police said VANDALISM The office was told Saturday that someone had broken the windshield of a pickup truck belonging to Don Smith at 4551 Ohio St during the previous night Strike continues PORTLAND Ore (AP) Northwest contractors and operating engineers held talks in Portland today but a federal mediator said no end was in sight to the month-old strike Solid waste plan Kelso city council men will hear a report on the county solid waste plan when they meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Kelso City Hall Also scheduled for the consideration are a negotiated agreement between the city and Public Works Union and the final assessment for the Hazel Street water line Two persons hurt Two persons received minor injuries in an accident Saturday evening in the 3300 block on Washington Way Longview police report Treated for injuries and released from St Hospital was Calvin Neff 37 333 29th Ave Longview who was a passenger in a car driven by David Graham 26 2034 44th Ave Graham received a cut finger The Graham venicle struck two parked cars owned by Glen Smith Longview police said (continued from Page 1) the passage of bills acceptable to President Nixon that ought to constitute the closing chapter on our involvement in the Southeast Asia war So determined were members of Congress to force an end to the bombing in Cambodia regardless of the consequences that they wrote binding language cutting off the bombing into several different appropriations bills that the President just could not veto However there was agreement that the bombing ban would not need to take effect until Aug 15 to give the negotiators the backing Nixon says is needed to produce a peace treaty in that country that has some chance of lasting The relationship between Congress and the President seems to have improved a little and that may be due to Watergate rather than despite it Nixon has had a devastating comeuppance It may make him less high handed in his dealings with the legislative branch But Congress is not counting on it and is still fighting against presidential impounding of funds An example is the $191 billion appropriation bill for housing space and programs It contains a clause saying the money must be spent all of it even though it is $500 million over the budget Fearful of a veto the Senate added a clause saying that if the administration refuses to spend money appropriated to provide air conditioning in eight veterans hospitals the air conditioning shall be cut off in the White Office of Management and Budget heard of politicians applying the heat but never quite like that Mutual PACK FLAG The flag of Cub Scout Pack 305 turned up missing after Saturday' parade Finder please call Dick Westcrvelt 425-5614 CAR IMPOUNDED A 14 Buiek bearing California license plates was impounded Saturday night after it rc-ortedly was found burning in the 2200 lock of Dike Road near Woodland The vehicle had been partially stripped according to the Office BOYS CHARGED Four boys ranging in age from 15 to 17 were taken to the Cowlitz County Juvenile Center Saturday night after a deputy on patrol found them in possession of beer in an automobile on Mt Solo The youths were released to their parents pending further action ACCIDENT John Earl Queen 29 of Vader escaped serious injury Saturday morning when a car he was driving left Headquarters Road east of Interstate Highway 5 plunged over a 50-foot embankment and came to rest in some small alder trees The Sheriff's Office said the vehicle was eastbound when the accident occurred THEFT VICTIM Newton 2010 Pacific Ave Kelso notified the Office Saturday that a new riding mower was stolen from his garage during the previous night TO HOSPITAL The Sheriff Office reported that a 16-year-old Castle Rock area youth was treated at St John's Hospital Saturday night after accidentally taking medication prescribed for another member of his family He apparently had a reaction that restricted his breath for a time but recovered MOWER MISHAP Robert Bloyd 291 Modrow Rd Kalama was taken to St John's Hospital Saturday after he reportedly suffered severe injures to two fingers in a lawn mowing accident involving a power mower KALAMA FAIR The Kalama Fair Board will meet tonight at 8 at the bakery building WILL DISPLAY COLLECTION Lovell Groves and Delaney Harmond will have a display of collections from around the world in the lobby of the Longview Fibre Credit Union through the next two weeks They will be present to answer questions on travel DEATH REPORTED Francis Link of Colville died Saturday in the Hospital in Spokane He was the brother of Mrs Dolph Davidson Longview RANDY SCHULTZ The parents of Randy Schultz advise his friends that he remains in the intensive care section of Vancouver Memorial Hospital and has not yet regained consciousness He was injured in a motorcycle accident three weeks ago WESTERN MOVIE Will be shown at 8:30 pm Tuesday at the picnic area of Tam Park ABOARD SHIP Four squares of area square dancers danced aboard the Oriental Carnival docked at the Port of Longview over the weekend After the exhibition the dancers were given a tour of the ship and later danced with the passengers SINGLE PARENTS Parents Without Partners will hold a coffee hour at 8 tonight at 504 3rd Ave Kelso Call 423-2645 for more information funds A grain 61-69 26 lbs and up 65-70 Wholesale dressed meats: Choice cuts steer hindquarters 84-88 ribs 87-93 loins 107-112 square chucks 66-70 rounds 86-89 forequarters OSes Veal choice and prime 104-109 good 102-105 Spring lamb choice and prime 7380 counter BANKS-FINANCIAL DISTRICT JUSTICE COURT Buell Young 64 of Vancouver posted $250 bail after being charged by the State Patrol early Sunday with violating a major traffic law Wendell Mosteller 18 of 1510 Sightly Rd Toutle posted $150 bail after being charged by the Sheriff's Office early Sunday with contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile Kenneth Schoonover 29 of 5542 Mt Solo Rd Longview released on his personal recognizance after being charged by the Office Sunday with driving on a suspended license Marcella Benjamin 18 of Toutle posted $50 bail after being charged by the Sheriff's Office Sunday evening with illegal possession of intoxicants Margaret Rose Callow 18 of Toutle posted $50 bail after being charged by the Office Sunday evening with illegal possession of intoxicants DEATHS Kimball Mrs Cora 71 of 124 Walnut Acres Rd Kelso died July 2 in a local hospital Hubbard Funeral Home Albright Robert 67 209 2nd Kelso died June 29 in a Cathlamet nursing home Chapel on the Hill Ferguson Mrs Ida Bell 74 908 Pacific Kelso died June 30 at home McVicker's Chapel on the Hill Hendrickson Mrs Agnes 52 of 752 Hemlock St Longview died July 2 in a local hospital Steele Funeral Home Hooper Thomas 62 of 426 'a 23rd Ave Longview died June 30 in a local hospital Steele Funeral Home Views of the News the festivities and the weather fortunately improves as the days go by The parade Saturday was so big it took almost two hours to watch it go by Nothing like it in size and variety has ever been staged in this area before All the hundreds ho worked on it and marched the long route should feel rewarded After the parade Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover father of the nuclear navy who had come across the country for the occasion delivered the anniversary address It was a thoughtful discussion of a subject that needs more attention the role of the individual in a society that is becoming too much regimented too much organized too much involved with groups to the neglect of the individual The speech was of sufficient import to make the national news wires and no doubt will be published eventually A cold wind was blowing and the Rickover appearance was not well attended Cool evenings may account for less than capacity audiences at the evening showings of the Longview Legend at the fairgrounds That extravaganza incidentally will have its final performance tonight and there are scats available Nixon and Congress SEN JACKSON called Saturday and expressed his apologies again for not being able to accompany Admiral Rickover to Longview He had fully expected to be here but Congress was rushing through a great deal of legislation most of it having to do with the budget prior to adjournment and he had to stay on the job One of the things accomplished was said uncertainties over Phase 4 and weakness of the dollar overseas were also acting as a drag on the market Trading was dull indicating that many investors were sitting off on the sidelines brokers said On the NYSE prices included SS Krcsge off 1Y to 32 International Paper down Va to 33 following a 100000-share block trade at 34 Avon Products down 4 Va to 119 and Exxon off V4 to 98 Vi BIRTHS Cowlitz General Hospital: Mr and Mrs Bob A Adair 637 23rd a girl born July 1 Mr and Mrs Bill Brewster 1114 8th Kelso a girl born June 30 Mr and Mrs Kdward Free Reno Star IU Cougar a boy bom July 1 Mr and Mrs Jerry McVey I0 Box 975 Clatskanic Ore a boy born June 30 Mr and Mrs Richard II Reedy 677 25th a boy born June 30 Mr and Mrs Roger Sisco Rt 1 Box 403A Clatskanic Ore a boy born June 30 Mr and Mrs David Willis 928 17th a girl bom June 30 MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS William Beltz and Janice Dacms both of Longview June 29 Steven Dill and Joni Kim Eby both of Longview June 29 Les A Dykstra and Susanne Wit-mer both of Kelso June 29 LONGVIEW MUNICIPAL COURT Sidney A Potts 22 508 3rd Ave Kelso was released on his own personal recognizance following his arrest Saturday afternoon on a charge of disorderly conduct John A Begettea 35 504 Pacific Ave No 101 Kelso was released on his own personal recognizance following his arrest Sunday morning on charges of violation of a major traffic lav and having no license on person Steven Peppers 18 640 Olson Road No 40 Longview is being held in city jail in lieu of $500 bail following his arrest early today on a misdemean-on charge of possession of marijuana The NEW YORK (AP) Dow Jones closing stock averages: 30 Indust 88057 off 1114 20 Trans 15533 off 085 15 Utils 10094 off 118 65 Stocks 26820 off 294 NEW YORK (AP) The stock market moved sharply lower today as investors reacted to rising interest rates and tighter money The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed off 1114 points at 88057 market report Declines led advances on the New York Stock Exchange by about 2 to 1 discount rate jump by the Fed and the rise in the prime helped trigger some said Martin I Good-friend analyst with Bruns Nordemann Co The Federal Reserve Board raised its discount rate Friday and a number of large banks upped their prime rate to 8 per cent Monday He noted that traders were "waiting to see if interest rates will top" He PAID NEWS BRIEFS $235 Line first insertion $1-85 Line each subsequent day Open every day! An ad in the Friday paper erroneously reported would be closed for vacation Converted to color TV Good used black white sets $50 Hudson Manor Motel 1616 Hudson Lv Fran-Paul Pantry will be closed for vacation July 2 to 17 Hemlock Store will be open July 4 10-10 Blackwhite female Spaniel license No 3692 vicinity California Way 425-3295 Chev Coupe 1 owner 56000 actual miles $500 or best offer 423-0857 946 8th Fireworks! Kelso Rec Council stands Pacific Oak West Main Cowlitz Way Proceeds to Kelso Park Programs LOCATION! Lots of free parking More Space 1 Super fast repair Large inventory LONGVIEW TEN SPEED 1 038 1 4th across from Super Vnlu 636-1350 Weekly USD Weekly poultry: Eggs to AA extra large 66-68 A A large 63-65 AA-medium 58-59 AA small 48-50 Ready to cook fryers whole 54-58 cut up b-63 light type hens whole 37-43 cut up 43-49 heavy hens whole 56-59 Turkeys: hens 8-14 lbs 62-65 14-16 lbs 64-67 toms 16-22 lbs 57-63 22-24 lbs 59-66 24-26 lbs Over the PORTLAND Ore (API-National Association of Security Dealer quotations at noon Monday They do not include retail markup markdown or BID ASKED INDUSTRIALS.