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R05IKSOK MOTOR AND CRANKSHAFT EXCHANGE 3(5 ATCIIK 7tMW3 FOKJIKItt.V TfSCAS AUTO MRTS i cyl. Short Block V-S Short Block At Crankihatt Kiu Start At CO.MTf.ETK MAfMI.NK SHOr TJFTER3 KTCKOUM) Join Drams $7.50 $6.00 ALTERNATORS Elchunjt JI6.S3 up. Elccwc CLASSIFIED NO. DIAL WITH MEDICINE MEN, HEALERS MIKK M40IX) WINDOW (AP) the Awhile' man doesn't understand their Navajo tribal leaders ore planning' to build- their own medical collpge, complete with medicine men and Indian healers, on this reservation in northeastern Arizona. Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald said Navajo medicine men and would be used treat''and teach about mental anoV physical illnesses in their own ways.

"Navajos do not: go to psychiatrists for emotional or psychological illnesses." MacDonald said. "They have medicine men for that. Bcllcr Than Couch "Through 1 chants and ceremonies, they arc relieved of these tensions," he added. "This way is much better than the couch While Public Health Service physicians scoffed at. such In dlan customs in: past years that situation has changec somewhat, MacDonaltf said.

"They thought the work of medicine man was. unsanitary and he. said. "They wore separating the patient from the medicine man. "Sometimes the patient simply left the hospital, saying 'If I can't be.

allowed to use my medicine man, I'm just going Now, MactJonald said, doctors in clinics.on the reservation have begun. allowing patients '-'one to four i days leave so they can have assaying at the cerernonies they 1 believe help their ailment." C'oMJdiirtd 1 AfacI5onald said he; IMeves on the "medical school, with the help of federal funds, could two years. the Clilnle, Robbery Complaint Brings Drug Arrest SAN ANTONIO (UPI) Columbus Brown, 29, of Omaha Neb-, flagged down a police car Wednesday to complain that Robert Douglas, 25, of Houston, had just robbed him and was escaping at. the end of the street. Police caught.

Douglas, who told police he did take money from Brown, but it was payment for. 'iomo heroin. The policeman searched Brown's car and found the heroin. Both men were jailed and held in lieu of $10,000 bond. 10 Transportation F.

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Emyer, TMM for the GENERAL CON- STTSUC-nON, which will Include mechanical nnd electrical work for Additions lo Bchoot I-aclUllu for Smyer Inrtewndcnt Dlitrict. Sraycr. Texm will he received at-the OHIce nf the superintendent or Schools. Kraycr. until 2:00 p.m.

CUT Friday. 1372. nt which time and proposals will he publicly open- til nnd rend aloud. Any bid received niter doslnz time will be returned unopened. Bidders mny obtain planj.

specifications and related documents in.the office of Atche.wn. Atkinson. Carlwrlaht and Rortx, ArchltccU and Knalr.ccrs. 1211 14lh street, Suite 306. UEwn depoilt of per ict The Owner icicna the rlehl to reject any or all and wotve nni- or all formallllci.

bidder muit.depnxll with his security In the amount, form and ftubject in the conditions provided In Instructions to nlddcra. No bidder may withdraw hlj hid within thirty (30) days after the dale of the onenlnff. thereof, fimjrer Independent school Dlrfrlct Arnold Wothrlch. President Board of Trcilecs undenigned hereby gives notice of pppdco- tion to tHe Ttxos Akohol- Commhuon, Austin, Texas, for a leverage Permit, to be located at 11 OS 25Hi in LHbboek, tub bock Comty, Texas. Said bwsi- MSS to be operated under name of Smack Water Jack's.

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Tuba'City, ppr- lions reservation and Ship are being considered as possible sites. idea the medical school was approved by the Navajo Council By July, MacDonald said, get the first prelimi- naiy costs' Motive the" project that will be jxwsibte arid, sible of funding. The will; be iulv- milled to the Lf.S, Department of Health, Education and Wel- fare. CEILING ELL ON WOMAN Rent Nonpayment Held Justified MIAMI, Fl'a. (AP)-A Dade County Circuit Court Judfjo has prohibited.

the eviction of an apartment tenant for nonpayment rent after the said her bathroom celling fell on her. Judge" William Henn acknowledged that nls decision Wednesday was a departure from Florida law, 'which holds that there Js no excuse for. nonpayment rent. However, he said he based his 'ruling on equity. Tlie j-ullng grew out of a suit filed by Barbara Compton who said she was injured when the bathroom ceiling in her $18-a-wcek apartment collapsed on-her, According to the Alan Becker, Mrs.

Compton was unable to as a result of her injuries. When the woman fell two weeks behind on her rent; her landlord, K. and E. filed an eviction action against Becker then filed suit against the company asking for an injunction against the eviction. Judge Herin ruled that Complpn' could not be.

evicted for nonpayment of. i' rent during the time her landlord neglected to make repairs on the bathroom ceiling. decision," said "As far as our research, shows, it's the first decision of'its kind in the 1 country." RESERVATION CANCELED AGAIN Chess World StiD Wondering If Fischer To Show Up For Match ANN HKNCKEy NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer's flight. reservation to Reykjavik, Iceland, has been canceled again. The Amcricwi chess star is scheduled to play Spassky there for the World championship in chess.

Tliere' are''just a few more flights, to Iceland before the chess match is scheduled to start next Sunday. Will Fischer show, up for the match? "He said he was going," grandmaster Larry Evans said Wednesday evening before (warding a plane for Iceland. Evans has known Fischer for years. Has Kxcliisivo Kljjhts Chester Fox, who lias exclusive visual rights to the match, and his lawyer, Richard Stein, were not "so definite. And Fischer couldn't be reached' for commenU A reporter asked Fox and Stein after they met 'with'.

Fischer here Wednesday evening ivhclher the chess' champ was definitely going to "I think so," said Fox, before taking off for Reykjavik. "You said too much," Stein told Fox. Why. did Fox say too much? Stein answered that "unless you have firm commitments" there should be no comments. Slcin added that although this is a big moment for ids walked but on matches Answer Not Itcvealcd Stein said he did ask Fischer if he -would show up for the match.

But to give Fischer's answer. Stein and Fox said they met with Fischer "lo discuss different "considerations" of the coming match. Stein said the meeting was very satisfying. Fox said he was happy about it. "I think he's in a good' frame of mind," Fox said of Fischer.

Slcin said he" had asked Fischer if.ho shouldn't be in Ice: land early, to adjust to the climate. But Fischer replied that Death Penalty, Stiff Sentences Set In Korea SEOUL (AP) One South Korean general wns given ttie dcalh sentence today, another was sentenced to'life imprison- rricnl and four colonels sot sliff prison terms for taking 5130,000 in bribes from businesses supplying shoddy goods to the military. The general court-marlial that convicted the officers said severe punishment was necessary because their crimes af- 'ccled the combat capability of the armed forces. The six officers, who worked the Defense Ministry's Procurement Agency, and more ihan 30 other officers and Defense Ministry officials, were accused of taking more lhan from firms that supplied Uie armed forces clothing, blankets, lenls, oil drums, food and olhcr ilcms. Flrxl Death 1'cnnlly The death sentence for Brig.

Gen. Ha Choong-wbn was the first ever given lo a general in the South Korean army. It can bo reviewed by an appellate military court and then by. the Supreme Court if fie appeals. The court-martial sentenced Brig.

Gen. Kim Yong-chan to life imprisonmcnl and gave 15- year lerms Kim man and Lt. Col. Park Sung- Hwan and 10 years lo Cols. Cho Byung-mo and Moon Taosoo.

Ha and Kim were fined $46,000 and $37.000, rcspcclively, and Uie four colonels were fined a total of $37,000. The courts said thc.se were Ihe amounts of their bribes. Military invesligalors meanwhile arrcsled 31 other army officers on charges of bribing a civilian official lo forge Ihcir records so they could get pro- molions or be admiUcd lo Ihe National War College. The official also was arrcsled. a climate change used lo bother him, but it doesn't now.

Fox has bought worldwide visual rights to.the games from the Icelandic.Chess Federation and plans to film the match. Objected To Fred Cramer, a friend of. Fischer's and past president of the U.S. Chess Federation, said Sunday that Fischer objected to the type" of lighting proposed for filming the match. Sunday, Fischer canceled his flight to Iceland, without explanation.

Cramer, who was to have flown, with Fischer, went on to Reykjavik; -i Fox said Wednesday" evening there are no lighting problems; "If he has any problems he didn't confide in me," said Fox. news agencies and television services were protesting restrictions on movb- by-movc- coverage and in-play photographs of the contenders announced in Reykjavik on Wednesday by the organizers of the match. Gudmundur Tliorarinsson, chairman of the Chess the rc strictions were niade because photographic and move-by- move coverage rights had been sold. aiust Sl'jfn i'icdge V- He said journalists would be allowed to transmit movc-by- movc reports only three times' during cadi game and that newsmen would be required to sign a pledge to the agreement to get accreditation; The and United Press said they lodging protests against any curtailment ijf news coverage. TelePrompter Manhattan Cable TV and Channel.

13-WNDT New York, which have announced plans for telecasts based on move by move wire service reports, also protested. The federation lias sold U.Sj broadcast television rights to the American Broadcasting plans to use the film, on its Wide Wori'd Sports iirogram. Roone Arledge, president ABC Sports, said its coverage would be "condeased, fie had ho objections to thp other, organizations' move-by- move coverage. BIGGEST VOLUME EVER FPC Approves Import Of Gas From Mideast Federal Power Commission, seeking to boost the country's lagging supply of natural has approved the importation of liquefied natural gas from Algeria, The import rights, announced Wednesday, are for one 'billion cubic of liquefied natural gas daily 25 years. It will be the largest' volume 'of liquefied natural gas ever brought into' the United States is more Uian three times the daily volume used in the Washington D.C., area.

Two-thirds of the gas will be shipped lo. a planned terminal at Cove Point, on the Chesapeake Bay, to serve seven states anil the District of Columbia. remainder will be transported to a terminal near Savannah, for Southern Energy Co. of Birmingham, Alit. Kl I'nso Ships.

Tlie gas will be bought from Sonatrach, an Algerian government-owned and will be shipped in nine specially built tankers operated by' the El Paso Algeria a subsidiary of the El Pnso (Texas) Natural Gas Co. The Jankers will cost an estimated 563 million apiece. Of the gas. transported to Cove Point, 300 million cubic feet will be imported by Columbia of Wilmington, and 330 million cubic feet by the Consolidated System LNG of Pittsburgh. The FPO said there is growing need lor clean-burning natural gas to meet new air-quality standards.

The planned terminal at Cove Point will cost an estimated $93.2 million. It would be in- art area on Chesapeake Bay that was originally proposed for expansion of the divert Cliffs State Park Uicre. to-an existing pipeline in Lntj- doun County, Va. Another 30- 1 inch pipeline costing S50.4 mil-; lion will connect the County line with a terminus in Pennsylvania. The Importers' will build the pipeline.

J'ark SilB A spokesman for the Sierra Club, a conservation group, said Wednesday the club will fight the location for the terminal. "It is incomprehensible to us that the only site available for a proposed natural gas terminal between New York City and Virginia Beach is a proposed stale park in Ma'ry- But the FPC cited a hearing examiner's opinion that the Cove -Point Site would have no substantial adverse environmental impact. The FPC also authorized construction of a 36-inch pipeline costing million lo extend from the terminal across the Patuxent and Potomac rivers BVILDMG Tougher Rules Demanded For Mobile Homes AUSTI.N (AP) Sen? Jim Bates of Edinburg sayif tougher standards, ore needed" for mobile homes the residences of one out of ev- cry four Texans. Bates told the Senate NornP nations Committee Wednesday of "brand new homes all over the place fantastic. errors in plumbing," and un.

protected electrical wires. He said some could not be aiV conditioned and "every time' there is -a storm, Ihcy arc scat-; tercd like popcorn" if thoy are 1 not lied SUmlartls Bales spoke during Ihe miltees consideration of WiP ifred Chrisncr of Austin, man of the Performance Osrtt-" ficatlon Board. The board adopts minimum': standards for plumbing, h'caf-n ing and electricity in mobile' homes from. guidelines set by the U.S. Testing Institute.

Chnsnor said 25 per cent ot such homes, and. produce 65,000 homes this year. He said 00 per. cent of homes now producetl in Texnv for under $15,000 are i 1 homes. To Stnalc Sen.

Barbara Jordan of HousV tn asked if the slale not adopt stricier. nlions lhan proposed by thcl IcslinK and Chrisncf: sam "xve'd be In courthouse before they eifccljve. Chrisncr, who services mo 1 bile home loans for 320 banks: and savings and loan crs His. six-year appointment was? fonvarded to the full Senate for a vole, probably next week. COMPUTERS STEAby ii NEW computers, peripheral cquirgi menl and parls accounted the largest segment of 1371 TJti S.

exports of machines', 68 per cent, for a tola! of billion, the same as in 1370. j..