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Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo. Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1971 'Flush, Blush' Bill Goes Down Drain DKN'VEH-Whal County Stale Hep, Bill Chcstnutt, called a and bill has just about gone down drain. Monday, the Hou.sc argued ai bill that would abandon an old; statute requiring employers to' provide separate toilet facilities! for women. i Nobody could agree on it.

said: Chcstnutt, and the measure! went back to the House Labor and Employment Relations Committee where it is expected to die. Chcstnutt said the was spawned by the Liberation Movement. The bill designed to change the way toilet facilities are arranged, but merely to take out of the present state statute language the Lib felt was special Having separate toilet facilities in a place of business special i s- the Lib said, Chestnutt pointed out. He said that in most cases w'here an employer has few people working going to build a toilet facility mostly for men. Such being the case, mostly men will be hired and discriminatory, the County Judges Levy 24 Fines Tw y-four persons fined Monday in County Court jfoi' traffic violations and other! AVthur txinnni wiiiiamn.

20 ioffcnses. Those fined by 23. 2fi0t K. P. Quine were.

vehuip vMihout Chfirlp- 2t, Oorgc Oorri.M, 22, KnrtuRa Road, xphii lr had only one failure to display tr Bennie id Barela, 42, 2623 MirhacI Myers l.ovyman. 37, Rani hn 'Maine vehicle valid Mjiace. Calif. liiriKr. $16.

Claike firlward Burhanan, Porolhy Haye Brown. Wray, llcen.se for pjkc. Peak drivmg moKlK Kobert tole PRODUCER SAYS HE FATHERED SON BORN TO STRIPPER Movie producer Otto Preminger, loft, in London he was the father of Erik Kirkland, center, born to stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, right, in 1944. Kirkland is pictured with his sister, June Havoc, center in center photo, and his wife at Gypsy funeral last year. Lib said.

The argument was that in small businesses, employers going to build separate facilities, so they hire just men. Apparently, said Chcstnutt. the bill was flushed down the Professionals Chosen as 'White House Fellows' By ANN BLACKMAN iwhere my decisions will have an decision making you see domestic affairs, sophisti- WASHINGTON (AP) n'effect on the social policies of from the said Julia cated my Baukol is a 33-year old chemical this said Fellow Ann Vadala, 28, only woman in Mead. a graduate of West i engineer who is taking a year Thomas former direc- this program. see Point with a Ph.D.

in political! off his Minneapolis job to view tor of the Boston Redevelop- the full spectrum of options, as science from the Massachusetts i government operations from a ment Authority under George well as the personalities who Institute of Technology, thinks; lofty vantage point, the White Romney. involved in the ithe Fellows program has as' House. goal in life is to adminis-i Miss Vadala, an educational many long-term benefits. i Ho is one of 17 White House ter a program that has social program coordinator from Boul- bond which exists Democratic Whip Robert C. Dorothy Kayg operator or chauffeur requifcrl.

$16, without helmet, $23. I ferdell Callum, 24, 2162 Those Hied by Judge Uvood Drive, cli.vregardtng a v.cre: $16 Johnnie li. 60.3 Kiowa s( I Brendan 26. 301 driving vehicle without I Drive, failure to comply with In.vpeclion, cense. M6, law, $16.

I Vernon l.ce, KI Paso BBd i James G. Ek hler, 21, Kt. Carson, cate -1 Manltou Springs, license for operator or less driving. $21. ichauifeur required.

i John Andrew Kskeld.von, 111. S1.3 Judge Jack Hoever fined Hova Pleasant driving wrong way on on-11 0 I4i.i Arch lor having I trolled access highway. la dog at large. A. 37, Mgcwaier; drH-, ing without a valid Denise Olllesple.

19 lavnmr I lay VT I Hall, (lallura to comply wilh laspectlon Marks. 23. 617 Manijoha fl 111 iDrive, driving vehicle without a valid Ic HI If I McCoy, 2fl, 1004 bun: I Drive, speeding. $16, klf rlffll FI Hose Vivian Miyamclo. 41, Lazy Trailer Court, Sciurity, expired tempora Kathy StCUlCr, fluto Studcilt i ry $16.

dll: Chaflcs Day, will be fcaturcch dis- soloist Wcdncsday at the annuab regarded offical traffic control Winter Conccrt of the Air Acad- David Lee Rinehart. 411.3 Fitzpalr ConCCFt Band. The conccrt will begin at p.m. in the high school auditor rium. Conducted by Larry J.

Perkins, the Conccrt Band is made up largely of the members of the marching band, which received invitations to The injunction it brought thg sugar Bowl and the Mardi against the Castle Concrete Gras Parade in New Orleans a Manitou Springs citizens this year, group July 7 to slop quurring The progrnm rjull indude operilious in the Black Canyon area west of the Garden of the Percy Grainger Gods got underway Monday in Idistrict court with The Smfomans by IGeorge M. Gibson presiding, conlempor. -The trial was originally set for 'Nov. 16, but that date was va- Tlentago Tlie cated and recessed until Mon- Tance March by John Philip Sousa, and other selections. flie suit is the outcome ofl AAIIS Art Department It several court hearings, in which show con- takes a pretty special event to Springs residents have Castle Concrete Suit Underway In Court Here (AP Wirephoto) Scarlet Cheng Gets Scholarship From Sen.

Byrd By JANET STAIHAK WASHINGTON (AP) a 0 to halt ai-' available a I- quarrying in tiK Manitou members or can drain when it was sent back a non-partisan group of he said. is der, is assigned to Vice among the Fellows has a real Byrd off the Senate floor aunng gpj.jj^gg grounds the voun 2 nrofessionals chosen each a wbv for neonle who want to President office. ootential for he said, debate, something like an ic nnf Aniv, rtiinino summer music Lloyd S. Ball Services Today young professionals chosen each a way for people who want to President office. potential for he said, debate, something like an 18-'operation is not only ruining the year from business, science, the make it to the top see what is going in 100 different di- 10 years, there will be 300 year-old Chinese coed who ecology of the area, but is a scholarships, military and academia to get an happening on the government she said.

work- Fellows. be older and in wants to show the West because of damage inside look at who and what ing on health programs, a spe- responsible positions. her report card. caused bv blasting, and that unmake Uncle Sam run. Sixteen past and present Fel- cial project on Indian education probably all start bumping into j-eccived three A's and two trucks are causing air a fantastic opportunity lows agreed in interviews that and a framework for the vice each other again, and have pollution, huneral services were sched spp and understand the com- program is well-organized president to improve his com- a better understanding of the i I The cas tiled at 4 p.m.

today at Law decision making at educational. But the extent of munication with young government and each a with Dp.srrihinp hDrsplf ss a lihpral Thp Hirpptnr nf thp nrnw Mortuary with the Rev. Phil highest said Baukol, involvement Green officiating, for Lloyd S. product rnd research they said asking substantive Describing herself as a liberal The director of the program. Senate and meet her outside the DigV; judge Pa trick Hinton, and id, depends on republican.

Miss Vadala said David Miller, a former Fellow The senator has built ensuing court hearings some will be at 8 Ball, of 2207 N. Farragut the boss is. that in the six months since this himself, said about 70 per cent the damage, pollution and 'f who died Saturday at a vvorking for Herbert boss year program started, of the Fellows return to their American Uni- nuisance portions of the com- nursing home. He was 64. President di- Rodney A.

Colman, an Air become less critical of the ad- previous jobs, but most resulted in the Phhnt were stricken, leaving Burial will be in Monte Vista, Force architect who was as-ministration. have a new per-admit that if Potomac Fever ecology as the mam is.sue at case was originally taken under advisement Julv 13 bv mories Funeral services will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Family Church in Secur- rpptnr nf ruice aiuiiucwi wuu ram pvrpntinn ecology Mr. Ball was born May 15. ducked under the wings of to Walter J.

Hickle, the bug is hard to He and Bvrd set up an Point. 1906 in Stafford, Kan. He was a mer Secretary of Interior. am iff fh- scholarship fund for Scar- the la.st previous hearing retired advertising man. administration officials.

White Rodney A. Coleman, an Air 8 aniJc kt after her dying mother left held Sept. 11, attorney for tw! umrs He was a Methodist. draft qnppphpq r- occirrnnd tn expert-going on government if America to return home to Tai- representing the Man- surviving are his mother, "'hite willing to gel inside and Springs group, maintained c'tv 1893 and was a retired mechan- The Bvrds met Soarlet and that the Ninth Amendment Gazetfe Telegroph Missing? Dial 632-4641 before 8 p.m. weekdays: 2 p.m.

week-ends. a slsier, rorene special projects, su- waller J. Hickel, former secre- 3 said Mel- Ball, a daughter, Mrs. Sharon special vyn R. Copen.

a 32-year old as- mother several years ago the U.S. Constitution provides a Taylor, and a grandson, all are EtJs -irp na i President for sistant to Secretary of Agricul- Chinese restaur- right to a decent environment, products nianu- of Colorado Springs. dt ture Clifford Hardin. enumeration Copen. who is associate dean tended public schools in Vienna, the Constitution of certain Catholic of the University of Texas, is Washington suburb.

rights shall not be construed to Security, considering devoting more of as Scarlet and her mother deny or disparage others re- Mr. McClam is survived by his life to government work. boarded a plane for Taiwan, tained by the his widow, Mildred McClain, Sc- Besides interesting young peo- thev were handed a letter from Paul Evans, representing the fdaughters. Mrs. Evelyn pie in government service, the Byrd, pledging to send Soarlet Castle replied that the mat-Mrs.

program has served as a to college if she did well in Taip-ter of environment has never New York City: WASHINGTON (AP) The launching pad for jobs with American high school. been tried in the courts, and a sister, Jean McClain, Security Ik an 1 nnncAnc nnnin Food 3 nd DFug Administration power and prestige. The senator had even suggest- that there is no constitutional four grandchildren. More than 1,000 persons apply this year Fellows, is working announced the recall of For example, when W. Thom- ed a college for Scarlet; right to an aesthetic view The Rev.

Father Charles T. some Italian potterv which as Johnson, Jr. completed his can University where he got his; Much of the concern over the will celebrate the funeral lead poisoning in the White Hou.se in law degree in 1963, putting operations in the and burial will be at Mc- through its use. he was asked to stay on as his regular hours in the Senate Manitou Springs area arose Gardens Cemetery. The pottery, distributed nad assistant press secretary.

At the and going to class at night. result of what has been ter-j Radbearers for the services tionally by Holt Howard Inc of of President ad- Now Scarlet is a freshman atjmed scar on the Wilbur Saxen, Michael Gibson, Marvin Eaks, Carl SINUS Sufferers pood for you! ntw SYNA-CLEAR Oecon- acf ond clear oft noiol One "hard-core table! up to 8 hourt relief from poin and of eongeilion. AHowi you to wotery eyei and runny nose. You con buy SYNA-CIEAR at all Drug without need for a prescription. Satisfaction guaronteed by maiter.

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pending on their previous sala- Then Hickel was fired by Nix- ries. on and Coleman went off on a In six years since President two-week tour of Latin Ameri- Lyndon B. Johnson established can with several other fellows, the program there have been we he said, 103 participants, including eight of things I had been women, six blacks and one working on were then in American Indian. Some Italian Pottery Could Be Poisonous these, 120 are selected in March tional programs. He is one of during the regional five Fellows who plan a regular cause In May, the number is cut to 30 series of educational programs national finalists who are for the entire group.

The tour of to Washington for strin- eight Latin American countries contains he accompanied American. Her tuition is paid by caused by operations in fhA finaiicfo OVA a acaa A aa II a 14 Pieccs witH 400 parts of poison- Johnson to the ranch and stayed fees Byrd earned from nation- Queens Canyon. Those oper- ithe finalists are chosen. for14million. The FDA on as his executive assistant.

wide lecture tours and teaching gtions were on public forest igent screening. Fifteen to 20 of was one le finalists are chosen. iCape The White House Fellows pro-launching was another. gram is one for people on the The Fellows regularly attend briefings, receptions and lunch- a a i eoh meetings with government officials. get to see a dimension of way up the professional ladder, for (those) with their eyes on the top rung.

want to be in a position FANTASTIC is only a word until you've seen the new DENVER WAREHOUSE SALES 117 E. LAS VEGAS Springs between S. Nevada and S. Tejon OVER ACRE DISPLAY AREA Nome brand home furnishings color TV appliances stereos bedding and more! If you don't compare at the new Denver Warehouse Soles before you buy anywhere, you'll hove only yourself to blame Services will Wednesday at manufacturing process. The FDA said it did not know the number of pieces distributed but a company spokesman said the number is more than 10 000 An agency official said eating or drinking from a contaminated piece of pottery over a prolonged period of time could pose a serious health hazard.

One death has been reported in Clarks, Ontario, from lead poisoning from pottery while two women, one in San Francisco and the other in Baltimore, recently suffered serious illness from pottery lead poisoning, the official said. The recall is the second for the Howard company. The FDA ordered the company to recall 10,000 coffee mugs because of excess lead last December. In making the recall announcement Monday, the FDA also said it has prevented 161 shipments comprising 123,774 First pieces of imported pottery con- church, taining lead over past four months. It also said it had kept 20,000 additional pieces of pottery off the market because they contained cadmium, another poisonous metal.

The agency said tests of American manufactured pottery have uncovered no problems. Whether they stay in seminars at Ameri-jjand until about a year ago ington or return to their com-jcan. the Bureau of Land Man- munities, most White House! Byrd, the father of two daugh-jggement granted Castle Con- Fellows give the program itself lers, uses some of his salary Co. title to the land. The scholarships to West Virginia iBjack Canyon quarry, against students.

which the injunction suit was is on privately owned and Truckdriver Hurt properly zoned land. Most of rave reviews. like being in a fraternity with the top men in the said Julia Vadala. Rust, Roland Forand and W. H.

Poncelow, M. Rasmussen Rites Set Wednesday be at 1 p.m. Swan Funeral In Bridge Mishap A 240-pound truck driver was injured Monday when he fell 30 feet and landed on his back, in Monument Creek, police said. Officer David Turechek said Home for Mr. Allie M.

Rasmus-! Bobby J. Kyle, 28, Pueblo, described the terrain of sen of 2325 Meade whojtained severe back injuries and land in the Black Canyon area, LIQUOR SEATTLE (AP) Buyers swarmed to a state operated liquor store as 80 cases of once illegal liquor were placed on sale at discount prices. One man wheeled away three sessionstotaling 17(a gallons of were devoted to opening state-saying, for a club, ments by attorneys. During the morning session two witnesses took the stand to testify. They; LEGAL NOTICE were Charles H.

Batley, superintendent of Castle Concrete, died Saturday at a local hospital. The Rev. Phillip L. Green will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Mrs. Rasmussen was born Dec. 31, 1904 in Jetmore, Kan. She also lived in Dodge City, before coming to Colorado Springs 37 years ago. She attended school in Jetmore.

She was affiliated with United Methodist was taken to Penrose Hospital Mrs. Lorraine Burgess, 1428 where officials said he was in today. Turechek said Kyle was treading the girders of the Fillmore Bridge widening project when he slipped on some plywood and plummeted to the creek bed below. N. Nevada who identified photographs and plats of the region.

Mrs. Burgess is a well known writer-photographer-artist. It is expected the hearings will last throughout the balance of the week. ELECTRIC MOTORS Sales and Service Rewind Bearings KISTLER ELECTRIC CO. 520 E.

Colo. 632-7671 She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Kenneth E. Ertel, of Tucson, and Mrs. David L.

Carter, of Milan, Italy; her mother, Mrs. H. A. Mack of Jetmore; three sisters, Mrs. 0.

T. Neeley of Eldorado, Mrs. Paul Purdue of Jetmore, and Mrs, Lloyd L. Corn, of Denver; two brothers, Charles R. Mack of Deighton, and Herbert J.

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187 Norman NOTICK OK HK.MIING FOH INCLUSION OK I.AND IN TliK SECCKITY KIRK PROrECnO.N NOTICK IS HKKEBY KN TH.AT A I'KIITION has been lUed wilh Board oi Directors of the Security Kiit Protection Dcstrict prayinu lor inclusion the hereinafter deacnbed land within the boundaries of said district, 'Die description of the proposed additional territory, in LI Pa.so Couniy, of Colorado, is as follows. That iJortion of the isoulheaiil of the Soulhea.st of Section 2 in Township 15 South. Range 66 West of the 6tb P.M., and being more particularly de.scribed ax follows: Commencing at the Southeast corner of said Section thence Westerly along the Southerly line thereof a distance of 652.2 ieet to the point of beginning, said point being the Southwest corner of the tract conveyed to School District No. 3, as recorded in Book 1737 at Page 5a of the Records of fn Paso County, Colorado; thence Continue Westerly on said line to the Southwest comer of said of the Southeast of said Section Thencs Northerly on the Westerly line of said Southeast of the Southeast a distance of 1320 feet, more or less, to the Northwest corner thereof; thence Easterly on the Northerly line of said Southeast of the a distance of 667.8 feel; more or less; Thence Southerly parallel with the West line of said Southeast of the Southeast a distance of 1320 feet, more or to the point of bcgm- ning containing 20.2A acres, more or less. The names of the are Jared M.

Bates and Helen NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a meeting of the Board of Directors of said Security Fire Protection District is to be held at Security Fire Station, 400 Security Boulevard, Security, Colorado, within said District on March 9, 1971. at 8 P.M., and the matter of the inclusion of said land will be considered, at which time objection to the of land, cr any part thereof, will be con.sidered and presented in accordance with law. The Board of Directors has made no conditions or requiremenU from the landowner for I he acceptance of this petition. eNcepting that said landowner shall pay the fee and co.sls of Inclusion. An.if person owning anv Interest in and real estate within said District or any proposed additional territory may at the hearing and show cause in writing.

if any he has, why the r-ctition should not be granted. Notice is also given that said hearing may be from time to time if necessary. SECURITY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By: Robert W. Smith, Date of Publication: February 2. 1971 February 9, 1971 February 16, 1971.