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Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1969 Thk ui.y News Longview, Washington Page 3 Rep. Hansen adds Pautzke to staff Renton police hunt murderer RENTON, Wash. (AP)-Ren-1 was discovered about 10 feet i back, apparently once. He said ton police looked lor dues wed- i 11 une-iane oin roaa on tne i tie "wouldn want to say whether he had strong leads in the case.

nesday into the knife slaving of "drut P1 Leaf ver. i i it i The site is barely 100 feet from Carol Adell Erickson, 19, whose AirDOrt WflV l1KV ihnrnuah Miss Erickson, the daughter body was found in a bushy, se- fare, but the view is blocked by nf mT IS eluded area here Tuesday half a railroad trestle and heavy son 0f suburban Won. shared a block from her home An rrusn. a house on Ajr Wgy autopsy was scheduled Wednes- Capt. William Frazee, chief of another girl and worked for day morning.

detectives for the Renton Police Kingen's Restaurant next door. The body of Miss Erickson, a i Department, said the voun? SN was a at Ronfnn Pautzke is a graduate of the U. of W. school of fisheries and has devoted his career to work as a wildlife biologist and administrator which spanned 30 years with the Washington State Game Department and the Department of Fisheries where he rose to assistant director in 1957. In 1960 he took a similar post in Alaska.

He was appointed U. S. commissioner of fish and wildlife in 1961 by the late President Kennedy. He was later elevated to assistant secretary of fish and wildlife and national parks in the Interior Department. He resigned last February and since has been a consultant in private enterprise.

student and restaurant worker, 1 woman had been stabbed in the Vocational School. New project for Port of Kaiama Bids wiU be opened Jan. 7 for a new Port of Kaiama two-story facility. Parking space will be provided under- office building to be constructed at West 2nd Street neath the structure. Gram Lumber Co.

will lease the and Kingwood Avenue on the Kaiama waterfront. present office building. Maxey Maxey, Longview architects, designed the Congresswoman Julia Butler fiansen, D-Wash, is scheduled to announce in Washington, D.C., Thursday the appointment of Clarence F. Pautzke, former assistant secretary of tie Interior, as her special assistant for; natural resources and interior affairs. 1 Pautzke, a University of Washington football star in the 1930s, now lives in Seattle.

He is -scheduled to assume his new position Jan. 1. Much of his time will be spent visiting and investigating Interior installations and projects. feel it is mandatory that I have a trained staff member who is an expert in natural resources to establish background information and basic knowledge for these operations," Rep. Hansen, chairman of the House appropriations subcommittee for interior and related agencies, explained in a statement.

JOB MART Justice districts combined at St. Helens and Rainier ST. HELENS The Columbia has been authorized to appoint PR Job opportunities listed this week at the local office of the Employment Security Department are as follows: pizza cook, "violations clerks," who will be ANKAMERICARD watenman, sorter manager Crowd enjoys Castle Rock's yule concert empowered to carry out routine procedures. The consolidation also involves minor adjustments of the boundaries of the county's other justice districts in Clatskanie and Vernonia. Each of these districts has its own justice.

WittwAr'e ciy-voar form trill Good for last minute shopping i BA1 trainee, group worker, pizza bartender, insurance salesman, chemical operator, diamond salesman, baker helper, service station attendant, mill workers C0LU1V t. 1 LONGVIEW 423-1011 I cQiirmill or plywood ex "SEVEN" expire in January, 1971. The 8:49 position will be voted upon iniPerience), certified welder and a May 1970 election. farm mechanic. Sendee Corporaiion, 1 i)63.

S6ivicemrk owned ana licers i by BaniiAmerica Service Cofporation. NLRB hearing on PUD work dispute is held The National Labor Relations Board held another segment of a hearing in Longview Tuesday between the Cowlitz PUD, Copenhagen Co. and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The NLRB is mediating a dispute between Copenhagen an electrical cable burying firm, and the union, to determine who has jurisdiction over cable burying. Copenhagen was hired by the PUD to install underground cable.

But the company hires members of another union to operate the equipment. IBEW says Copenhagen should hire electrical workers rather than members of Operating Engineers Local 701 to bury electric cable. The NLRI. was called in by the PUD to handle the matter. Testimony for evaluation was taken last month and Tuesday.

The hearing will be reconvened on Jan. 14, 15 and 16 for final-ization. Whan the hearing is closed the NLRB will examine the issues and probably reach a decision next spring. It 3r i County Board of Commissioners has ordered the consolidation of justice of the peace districts serving the St. Helens and Rainier areas.

The county officials say the merger was made possible by the resignation Friday of Thomas A. O'Connell, justice in the St. Helens district. The enlarged jistrict will be served by Rainier businessman John X. Wittwer.

He has been justice in Rainier for nearly 18 years, and municipal judge there for 12 years. Under the new arrangement, Wittwer will sit in Rainier one day a week, and will spend the remainder of the week in St. Helens, where caselaads are considerably greater. And he Grange plans public dance Cougar Flat Grange will sponsor a public dance Saturday night. Western music will be featured and refreshments served.

Proceeds will go toward the building fund. The Grange Christmas party was held Dec. 14. Santa played Christmas carols on his accordion and distributed gifts and CASTLE ROCK A capacity crowd jammed the gymnasium at the Castle Rock Upper Elementary Center Tuesday night for the school's annual Christmas concert. An assortment of Christmas music included three vocal numbers by the fifth grade chorus, three by the sixth grade general music class, and four by the seventh-eighth grade choir, twd selections by the sixth grade band, and three by the seventh-eighth grade band.

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Friday. The cadet band, orchestra, a cappella choir and Treble Teens will perform. Directors include John Ross, Ronald Joslin and John Poage. candy. A ham potluck dinner was served by Arleen Leathers, Home Ec.

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