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a a a a a a a a 8 KILGORE NEWS HERALD Tuesday, July 11, 1972 400 Attending Rusk Co. Wallace Forces Ask Vote Market Carr, Osorio Indicted Over (Continued From Page 1) Twirling School Launched Here By FAYE Some 460 twirling and drill team students a four -state encompassing Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas are enrolled for the first week's session of the in Twirling" summer clinic at Kilgore College, which began A Monday morning. Guest instructor is Mrs. Jere Ward of Atlanta, who brought a staff of three to assist her, announced Mrs. Arnodean Bolton, director of the school since it was begun 16 years ago.

On Mrs. Ward's staff Christene Campbell, Dale Manning and Barbara Taylor, all of Atlanta. Four full drill teams also are enrolled for the school, Mrs Bolton added. Sessions begin at 8 a.m. daily and continue to 6:15 p.m.

More than 400 are also enrolled for the second week of the clinic which begins Monday, July 17. NIGHT activities this week for the enrollees include a lecture on and charm be given Wednesday Kilgore, holder night by. Kay Paul of numerous honors, including "Miss Rusk County" and "Miss in Dixie" titles. Thursday night will be "stunt night," and Friday afternoon will see final demonstrations at p.m. in auditorium where students will what they learned in completing the course and receive awards and certificates, Mrs.

Bolton added. Knox Lamb, auditorium manager of the college, assists the clinic, in numerous capacities, which he has done since it was begin, the director said. STAFF members come from throughout the East Texas area, the director said, and many of them are faculty One Injured Here In Auto Accident Eugene Settle of Port Lavaca was treated at Roy H. Laird Memorial Hospital and released after he was injured in a two-vehicle collision Monday at 1:05 p.m. at the intersection of Houston and Commerce.

Vehicles involved were a pickup driven by Delbert B. Baughman of Kilgore and a station wagon driven by Alma J. Settle of Port. Lavaca. No injuries were reported in the collision of a car, driven by Andrew R.

Foxworth of Kilgore, and a motorcycle, ridden by Rahmani Shockrallah of Kilgore. That accident happened Monday morning at the intersection of Main and Lawrence. KILGORE DRIVE-IN Box Office Open 7:00 First Show at Dusk WAY OUT FOR CISCO PIKE! COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents GENE HACKMAN KAREN BLACK KRIS KRISTOFFERSON CiSCO DIKE PLUS "MAN IN THE WILDERNESS" members in area schools. They include: Mrs. Nancy Lee, Kilgore; Mrs.

Ruth Fisher, Longview; Mrs. Betsy Grandstaff, Arp; Mrs. Joan Bridges, Miss Kay Crim, Mrs. Jadean Roberts, all of Henderson; Mrs. Patty Sharon Agut, New London; Mrs.

Terry, Troup and Chapel Hill; Carole Crawford and Marsha Gimble, both of Chapel Hill; Miss Deana Propes, Castloo, Garland; Mineola; Pam Mrs. Jan Singletary, Pasadena. Twirling assistants are Sherry Allen, J'Lynn Carter, Grand Saline, students who won the teacher's training course last year 'and were invited to assist this summer; also Vickie Murphy of New London, Cindy Musslewhite and Mrs. Janet Kellum, both of Arp. Assistants in drill team include Pat Murphy, Kilgore, also Seleta Dortch of Hallsville and Jil Ledet of Kilgore, who will sophomore Rangerettes this fall, Jo Carroll Hatcher of Laird Hill.

Other drill team assistants include Sandy Hansen and Karen Wells, both of North Mesquite Senior High School, and Cindy London of South Grand. Prairie High School, all of whom are Rangerette "hopefuls," said Mrs. Bolton. Many Flavors Make Up Convention MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) A national political convention is a huge and complicated thing, but there are enough down-to-earth touches to make a feel at home.

countstance, it didn't start on And that's about par for county, district or state any convention. Depending on what schedule you read, the convention was to start at either 7 or 7:30 p.m. EDT. It was 8 before Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien blew into the microphone to test it, then banged down his oversized gavel.

"Will the delegates please take, their seats?" O'Brien asked. They ignored him a traditional trick of convention goers. The milling in the aisles barely showed for a clergyman to pray for "wisdom and guidance." About two hours after its start, the convention got down to the main business-settling up the disupted credentials claims on a score of delegations. "'C' mon now," pleaded O'Brien. "A little cooperation, The delegates ighim.

Demos (Continued From Page 1) ballot strength some 48 hours before presidential balloting begins Wednesday night. reached 1,485.35 just 23.65 short of the 1,509 needed to win. The long opening -night session began half an hour late at 8 p.m. with welcoming speeches by Sen. Lawton B.

Chiles, and Rep. Claude Pepper of Florida, Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall, and O'Brien. All through the session, proand anti-McGovern forces maneuvered on the floor for the California showdown. On the South Carolina credentials vote, several groups of McGovern supporters switched their votes away from the women challengers at the last moment in order to make sure that a parliamentary test of how many votes were needed on credentials cases would be delayed until the California vote. Frank Mankiewicz, McGovern's political director, said more than 60 delegates, many of them Muskie supporters, had backed the bid to restore the 151 California McGovern delegates.

The switchover came despite Muskie's decision to join Humphrey in a last battle against the front-runner from South Dakota. (UCH GOOD FRIENDS AN. OTTO PREMINGER FILM O.C.SMITH SINGING "SUDDENLY, IT'S ALL TOMORROW" Based on the Novel by LOIS GOULD Parent or Produced and Directed by OTTO PREMINGER BOX OFFICE OPEN 1:30 CRIM FIRST AT 2 P.M. FEATURE Agent Resigns HENDERSON The resignation of Rusk Vernon County Agricultural Agent that post for the past nine Woodbury, who has occupied months, is effective today. Woodbury has accepted a post as area specialist in the field of resource with the Research and Extension Center at Overton.

No successor has been named. The Commissioners Court approved his resignation. A native of Utah, Woodbury became agent Oct. coming from Nacogdoches County where he was. an associate county agent.

He was graduated from Texas University. District Agricultural Extension Agent William H. Lehmberg said Woodbury will work in the 40 counties comprising Districts 5 and 9 of the agricultural extension service and will work closely with Build East Texas task forces in community resources development. He also will assist in an expanded program of 4-H Club work and cooperate with agents and community leaders in various projects. His E.

appointment Hutchinson, director of the was made by John Texas Extension Service. Dr. Daniel C. Pfannstiel, associate director of the Extension Service at College Station, will direct Woodbury in his new position. Hospital Notes Laird Memorial Hospital (Visiting 2-4, Admitted: Mrs.

Joe Sparkman, Rt. 2, Kilgore. Mrs. Joe Parker, Rt. 3, Kilgore.

Mrs. Margaret A. Skinner, 1208 S. Martin. Mrs.

Julia Hearn, Kilgore. John G. Sullivan, Laird Hill. Kathy Bewley, Rt. Kilgore.

Francis Lee, Rt. 2, Mrs. Paul Arnold, 2909 Crestwood. Dismissed: Mrs. Harriet H.

Martin, L. L. Hadley. Overton Memorial Hospital Admitted: Claude Dotson, Troup. Mrs.

Linnie Faye Fuller, Tatum. Mrs. Daisy Curry, New London. Mrs. Juanita Young, Arp.

Mrs. Louise Cohagen, 'Arp. Louis Cary, Overton. Dolph Burnett, New London. Dismissed: Donnie Joe Bailey, Rufus Haire, William Ellman Mrs.

Brenda Ammons, Christopher Ammons. CONGRATULATIONS! Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lee Toliver of Kilgore are parents of a son, born at. 10:26 a.m.

Monday in Overton Hospital, weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Deaths, Funerals JOHN T. MALONEY Funeral services for John T. Maloney, 78, a Kilgore resident since 1931, were held at 10 a.m. today in Rader Funeral Home Chapel with Bishop Max H.

Martin the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints officiating. Burial was in Kilgore, Maloney Cemetery. died Saturday in Roy H. Laird Memorial Hospital. He was a retired plant operator for East Texas Salt Water Disposal had served in the Army during World War and was born in Missouri.

He moved to Kilgore from Smackover, Ark. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Geneva Maloney, a daughter, Mr. James R. Brown; two sons, Lloyd V.

Maloney, all of Kilgore, Victor Maloney, Hurst; and two sisters. Pallbearers were H. T. Ward, Ford Henderson, Glen Harvey, Travis Roberts, Joe Madewell and J. H.

Howard. MRS. CORA A. KEMPH Mrs. Cora A.

Kemph, 87, of Kilgore, a resident here since 1953, died at 12:05 a.m. today in Roy H. Laird Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Her home was at 2700 Henderson Blvd. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday in Rader Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Kilgore Cemetery. The Rev. George Goodman will officiate. Mrs. Kemph was born June 5, 1885, in Hazlehurst, from where she came to Kilgore.

She was a member of Kilgore Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. J.D. Manes, Kilgore; Miss Kellie Kemph, Jackson, Mrs. John Gordon, Elizabethtown, and Mrs Lillie Griffin, Whitfield, Miss.

five sons. 1 Kemph, Houston; John Kemph Auburn, Robert Kemph, Goodlettsville, James Kemph, Laplace, Jeff Kemph, Imperial Beach, two sisters, Mrs. Tom White, Mansfield, Mrs. Oscar Wilson, Jackson, a brother, Claude Wilson, Jena, 15 grande. ildren; 7 greatgrandchildren.

The Port of New York Authority collected a record $279.9 million at its bridges, tunnels, airports and terminals in 1971. In Challenging MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Claiming to represent candidate for the Demo'one cratic presidential nomination, forces of Gov. George C. Wallace have called for Lawrence a vote of O'Brien as chairman of the confidence on party's The national challenge to O'Brien, convention.

who is also chairman of the Democratic National Comto either seek the vote mittee, or step down from the convention Charles S. post Snider, was campaign diissued by rector for the Alabama governor. Wallace endorsed the notion when he met reporters Monday O'Brien for the first time since he was shot and crippled in an assassination attempt May 15. Snider, declining to name the sole candidate who is not supposed to be a party to the challenge, said it was prompted by 0'Brien's "arbitrary decision' on seating the California delegation. O'Brien allowed 120 California delegates pledged to Sen.

George McGovern to vote on a challenge to the state delegation. The chairman "took it upon himself to make this arbitrary decision and it's up to him to straighten it out," Snider said. Rusk County Officials Reject Cost Estimate By FAYE POOL News Herald Staff Reporter HENDERSON Rusk County Commissioners Court Monday turned thumbs down on a cost estimate by the Texas Company for utility line adjustments in connection with construction of Farm Road 2012. During the lengthy meeting, County Judge F. Files telephoned J.

F. O'Neal, chief claims and right-of-way agent for the Texas Company in Houston, to inform O'Neal that the estimate was "far out of O'Neal referred the judge to John Hanrahan, vice president in charge of the engineering department. In a later conversation with Mr. Hanrahan, Files was promised that a representative of the company would be in Henderson to meet with the court within the next few days. Joe Titsworth of Kilgore, a pipeline construction contractor, who furnished the court an estimate of $22,285 more than a year ago for the lowering of 24 lines on FM 2012, met with the court Monday.

He reiterated that the Texas Highway Department originally had including listed some pipelines "dead" lines that would have to be adjusted, but that at present, there are 24 lines in service. Mr. Titsworth told the court that "$17,000 to $20,000" would cover remaining work required for other utility lines of the road. His estimate for work centering about the Texas Company line was $1,800. Mr.

Titsworth was asked by the court to accompany them and the Texas Company representative to the pipeline in question to see what can be worked out. He agreed to do so. In other business, the court tabled for further study the question of whether the county will pay any portion of attorney's fees to defend a Rusk has County deputy sheriff who been filed on in a civil rights matter. The court approved payment of $6,286.18, which represents 31 cent of the cost and the county's. participation for relocating a Texas Company pipeline on Highway 79 South, and $1,644.50 for relocating an Humble Oil and Refining Co.

pipeline on Farm Road 1662. The county school tax levy of 25 cents per $100 valuation was set, the same rate as last year. The public weigher bond of Fern Davis was approved, as were the County Treasurer's and auditor's quarterly reports. A special meeting of court was announced for Monday, July 17, at 1 p.m., when a petition to incorporate the New London Council Convenes NEW LONDON New London City Council voted Monday night to send three members of its fire department to the annual Fire and Fire Marshal's annual training sessions Texas University at Bryan later this month. Fire Chief Dennis Maxwell will attend, as will fireman Randy Freeman.

The third department member who will attend will be announced, said Mayor Pro Tem H. W. Coursey who presided in the absence of Mayor D. L. Burnett, who is hospitalized in Overton.

The Council passed resolution which granted Southwestern Electric Co. permission to install a new type of outdoor lighting highpressure sodium lamps where individual residents may request them. Discussion was held on recent delegation trip of to five Austin by Council a members and a city employe. The meeting was with the Texas Water Quality Board and Environmental Protection Board pertaining to the city's tentative plans for a municipal sewer system. The governmental groups gave tentative approval to city's plans, a spokesman Making the Austin trip were Mayor Burnett, Councilmen Larry Clinkscale, S.

K. Robinson and Dr. R. E. Holt, and Bob Parson, city water superintendent.

community of Mount Enterprise will be received. All commissioners except Mrs. Hardy Swann were present. Commissioner Angus Jameson was present "on pass" from Henderson Memorial Hospital, where he is undergoing medical treatment and a checkup. Commissioners were given sample copies of subdivision development standards to study, with a view to Rusk County adopting such standards in the future.

Chess Match Launched REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) American Bobby Fischer and Russian defending champion Boris Spassky finally squared off today for the world championship of chess. -the richest and most publicized match of all time. Spassky had the first move. The match is 24 games and could last two months. Fischer needs 12'2 points to win; Spassky 12, or a draw, to retain his title.

A player gets one point halffor winning a game and a point for a draw. Crossing Mishap Fatal for One NACOGDOCHES, Tex. (AP) Jessie E. Haire, 43, of Coshoutta, was killed early today when his tractorwas in collision with a train inside city limits. Police said the accident occurred about 2 a.m.

Haire was the second Louisiana man killed here in 12 hours. Marion McDowell, 73, of Bossier City was killed when two pickup trucks collided the previous afternoon. Notes NEW YORK (AP) For the third session in a row, the stock on market headed downward today in slow trading. Losing issues on the New York Stock Exchange were running more than 2 to 1 ahead of gainers. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 5.72 to 926.55.

The Big Board index dipped .32 to 59.52 and the pricechange index of the American Stock Exchange was down .09 to 27.19. Sen. George McGovern's success in winning all 271 California delegates to the Democratic National Convention failed to convince some analysts assured that of the senator had been nomination. "There is still enough uncertainty that the market may not do much until the nomination is settled for said Robert Johnson of Paine, Webber, Jackson Curtiss. Monte Gordon of Sartorius Co.

said that if McGovern is, nominated the market would be depressed. Airline stocks were active and lower Big Board. UAL which told analysts Monday it was concerned over higher operating costs and a delay in obtaining a fare boost, was off to After a delayed opening, American Airlines traded at 33, off to Following are the 1 p.m. (New York time--noon, Kilgore time) quotations as reported by E. F.

Hutton Co. Rep. St. Du Pont 164 IBM 398 Beth 281 Frank Chrysler Sears LTV At Rich Con Oil Mobil Oil Dow Ch Sp-Rand Tandy Std NJ Ford 63 Citgo Gen Am 53 Sun Oil Gen Dyn Texaco 6512 US Steel G.M W'ghouse Pepsico 8312 Kodak Gulf Comsat 53 Jones-L 1712 Ind Am 7 Marcor Dow Jones Averages Ind 927.45 off 4.82 Trans 230.46 off 3.60 Util 107.68 off .45 Vol 7,660,000 HOME BURGLARIZED HENDERSON The Bill Crow home in Pirtle Community was burglarized Thursday, resulting in the loss of $12 or $12.50 in silver coins and nine books of trading stamps. Hey! Look Them Over -THEN Let CITIZENS STATE BANK Trust Co.

Finance Your New Car the tria be convicted spiracy, on the first charge; Carr, Osorio and Novotny could receive a maximum of 60 years in prison and fines of $60,000 each. Securities fraud is punishable by maximum of five years al in prison and a $5,000 fine. The second indictment charged that Carr, Osorio and' Demo Actions In Brief MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Here are the actions taken by the Democratic National Convention in its marathon session on credentials challenges Monday and early today: -Returned 151 California votes to Sen. George McGovern, overturning the Credentials Committee ruling that the state's winner-take-all primary violated reform guidelines.

-Upheld the Credentials Committee in its ouster of Chiand cago 58 other delegates, and in Mayor Richard J. Daley its actions adding women in two other Illinois delegations. -Rejected a woman's caucus appeal to add more women to the South Carolina delegation. -Rejected an appeal by a slate of black challengers to be seated in place of Alabama supporters of Gov. George C.

Wallace. -Ratified a compromise agreements to for the adding Georgia four delegation, which had been worked out by, Gov. Jimmy Carter and civil rights leader Julian Bond. Challenges against delegations from Kentucky, Hawaii, Missouri, Michigan, Virginia, Washington, Rhode Island, Texas, Connecticut and Oklahoma were dropped. Dallas lawyers Tom Max and Jarrell Ormand with securities fraud, mail fraud, false filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and conspiracy.

It also charged David Hoover, Dallas money broker, and Thano Dameris, a Houston attorney, with mail and securities fraud. All those indicted were either defendants or witnesses in the Texas stock fraud case. The first indictment accused Waggoner Carr, Osorio and Novotny of 10 counts of mail fraud and two counts of wire fraud. The second accused Carr, Osorio, Thomas, Hoover, Ormand and Dameris of two counts of fraud in the sale of securities, four counts of mail fraud, two counts of filing false reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, and one count of conspiracy to file a false, report to the SEC.

Frank McCowan, chief of the criminal division in the U.S. Atsaid the case would be heard in torney's office at Fort Worth, federal court in Dallas. The indictments followed action by the SEC, which sent reports to the Justice Department. Carr, Osorio, Novotny, Thomas and Hoover were among those placed under permanenck dealings injunction by from U.S. District Court Judge Sarah T.

Hughes last Sept. 16. RUSK CO. BURGLARY CASE INVESTIGATED HENDERSON The Rusk County Sheriff's Department is investigating the burglary of the old Beacon Oil Co. office, which resulted in the loss of a typewriter and an air conditioning unit.

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