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t' 0 (eaCA) '2A THE 2A THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER ThursrJuly 13 1972 dIF on 1 Hassle Grows olitic usitf 1 tr re Mother Galled At Does ver Birth Of 15th Child ing strategy sessions and decided that the legislation stands a far better chance of passage if Griffin leads the fighting For their part the Southerners don't mind taking adv antage of Republican election-year politics if it will help them get the bill passed "Sure why not?" an Ervin aide said the power to decide cases which involve the transportation of students to or from school on the basis of race Nixon has called for a freeze on court orders involving busing until July in order to give Congress time to consider both limitations on busing and improvements to inner-city schools So far the Nixon legislation has been sidelined in the Democratically controlled Congress An aide to Griffin said there was no direct prompting from the White House tO raise the issue again between But considering the Democratic platform whicn supports busing as one method of overcoming segregation "the White House is not- unhappy that it will be raised between -conventions" the Griffin aide said The obvious aim is to get Democratic presidential candidates on the record Then the Republicans can go down to Miami Beach in mid-August and adopt a strong anti-busing platform This would give the Nixon campaign ammunition Griffin's staff and Sen Sam Ervin's staff have been hold drafting his own antibusing legislation at the time and did not openly support Griffin's bill If the White House lobbies actively for the NixonG ri in version this time moderate Republican votes would be enhanced Griffin is in the midst of a difficult reelection campaign against a Democrat Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelly politics of the campaign have become entwined in the controversy over a federal court order involving the busing of about three-fourths of a million students in Detroit and its suburbs By PAUL CLANCY Knight Newspapers Writer WASHINGTON Another major debate over the busing of public school children looms in Congress right between the two presidential conventions With the encouragement of Southern senators Republican Robert Griffin of Michigan plans to combine his own anti-busing bill with President Nixon's proposed moratorium on court-ordered busing and attach them to one of numerous pending bills The Griffin bill would iake away from the federal courts Associated Press SACRAMENTO Calif A mother has filed a $125000 malpractice suit against four doctors she said incorrectly diagnosed her condition and operated on her for gallstones when instead she was pregnant with a 15th child In the suit filed in Sacramento County Superior Court Dorothy Hill and her husband Henderson cited Drs Alan Calkin James Yant and two unidentified doctors The suit said she engaged the doctors to treat her when she became ill with nausea on March 15 1971 But the suit said they "negligently and carelessly diagnosed her condition as gallstones and performed surgery for said condition" and the surgery "provided her with no relief at all" By the time the pregnancy was discovered it was too late to terminate it legally the suit said A son was born Griffin introduced the bill originally as an amendment to the Higher Education Act but lost by one vote 4 Nixon was in the midst of Viets Will ypass City Symbolic Drums Thump In Ulster Isolating Astronaut Worden Given New Post 1 -1 ''4sitt: iIfigrr'i a' 'W i 4 'trtI1 A 11'ttsi! ik1 '4''''' At0C71i'A -14t '''''''4r 4-: --i 4t! 4 k--L Pr''''''''7' -1 A :1 -40 17:" 4r1- 'i p1 'f f''''' 'i41001 'k o- 1 i'f' 4: 0(1 i A ''1' i''''' 'ir If 4'1: 03 -44irl'-''4- '4" 4 Iftit 5 ''w1 1 1': 'w 4 44 -Rt 4 1t i zs 04 t7'- )i 4 Quang May Win ty SYDNEY SCHANBERG 1 1972 New York Times News Service SAIGON South Vietnam i By SYDNEY II SEHANDERG 1972 New York Times News Service SAIGON South Vietnam J1A 1114 United Press International SPACE CENTER Houston Astronaut Alfred 'W Worden reprimanded Tuesday for the sale of unauthorized stamped envelopes which he and two other astronauts took to the moon will be reassigned from the astronaut corps to another position with the space agency the agency announced 'Wednesday But the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) said Worden was told of his new be made on Aug a month before he was reprimanded for the envelope sales By BERNARD WEINRAUB (c) 1972 New York Times News Service BELFAST Northern Ireland Pounding drums gripping swords- and flags nearly 100000 men marched throughout Northern Ireland Wednesday in a display of Protestant power The parades the annual July 12 "Orange' march-- es began after three youths were shot dead two in Belfast and one in Portadown early in the morning Later explosions shook downtown Londonderry Belfast and the rest of the embattled province remained frightened The abrupt end of the cease-fire by the Irish Republican Army's militant Provisional wing the disclosure that William Whitelaw Northern Ireland's administrator had been negotiating with the IRA and the rapid rise of the paramilitary Protestant Ulster Defense Association had created an extraordinary mood of tension and sullen defiance Worden II 01 AFTER WALKOUT AP Photo Mother Wails After Rocket Attack South Viet Woman Lives In Quang Tri 26 Stabs Help His Fischer Concedes Game To Spassky Billy Oliver a 32-year-old salesman lifted up his 7-yearold son to watch men in bowler hats and orange sashes march past "It's the biggest day of the year for the Protestant folk" he said "I came down here with my father and my lad's going to come down with his son We'll make sure of that Nothing's going to change here" Soviet Meet "Nixon A rthritis (C) Reliable military sources here report that the South Vietnamese are not going to try to recapture Quang Tn Rather they say Saigon's forces are going to try to isolate the city and hope it falls by attrition South Vietnamese officials have dropped the claims they made all last week of having recaptured all or most of the city claims that were contradicted by reports from the scene They now are acknowledging that their troops are planning to bypass the city for the time being The apparent strategy according to the military sources here is to surround the town on three sides leaving an escape path to the north and west where the enemy could be more easily dealt with by air strikes with bombs rockets and napalm Trying to take the town now in One determined charge the sources say would mean ter house-to-house fighting and heavy casualties The reasoping is that even if the 'enemy troops do not choose to pull out of Quang Tri now the South Vietnamese force can render them helpless by pushing north and cutting off supplies and reinforcements One high South Vietnamese military source said ''Seizing the city itself is useless if you do not clean and clear the terrain around" More South Vietnamese troops were deployed in this strategy of isolating Quang Tn A battalion of about 600 Marines was lifted by American Marine helicopters into an area northeast of the town During this operation one American helicopter was brought down by ground fire and two rescue helicopters that went in to try to extract the crew also were down Continued From Page lA lieve he will be able to come back if we can just get the practical conditions sorted out Talk From Observer Wire Reports NEW YORK Nicola Di Virgile was stuck with 26 needles Wednesday and he says his arthritis is now much better because of it "Nobody likes to lose a chess game Fischer least of all" Cramer a I "But he has got the strength to overcome an initial gler added "We do not have a closed mind" Dobrynin's meeting with Nixon was arranged by the President's chief foreign affairs adviser Henry Kissinger who gave the diplomat and his wife a guided tour of Hollywood movie and television studios and was their dinner host Tuesday night at a French restaurant They then flew by helicopter to the ocean-front Western White House that the United States was ready to make substantial concessions to the Communists in the Vietnam liegotiations Ziegler describott thPeking dispatch as "purely speculative" and said he had no "substantive comment on it" But he repeated that the United States seeks "constructive and serious talks" with the Communists and will "listen to the other side" "We have said there is Boa- billy in our proposals" Zie Spassky wearing a slate jacket and beige trousers made the first move Wednesday taking one of Fischer's Di Virgile 63 became the first 7 States' first -aalpuncturo center opened in New York Treatment involves inserting needles into the body to eliminate pain Di Virgile of New York said he would wait a few days before deciding whether the ancient Chi medical art was fully successful But after the treatment he flexed his fingers with apparent ease and swung his right arm in apparent comfort He said he was unable to do this before remaining pawns Fischer then took a pawn from Spassky with his king After 40 moves and 41i hours of play Tuesday Spas-sky held the advantage with a bishop and three pawns against Fischer's five pawns United Press International REYKJAVIK Iceland The final moves in the first match of the world chess championship between Boris Spassky of Russia and Bobby Fischer of the United States: Spassky white Fischer black 41 PxP KxP 42 K-R5 K-84 43 B-K3 K-KS 44 B-B2 K-B4 45 BR4 P-K4 46 BKt5 P-K5 47 B-K3 KB3 48 K-Kt4 KK4 49 K-Kt5 K-Q4 50 K-B5 P-R4 Si B-B2 P-Kt4 52 KP K-B5 51 KB5 K-Kt5 54 KvP Kx19 55 K-Q5K-Kt4 56 K-Q6 resigns Symbols: In British American usage each move in a chess match is recorded using letters for each chess piece and numbers for each square on the board The squares are numbered along the columns and named for the piece initially sitting at the first square on the file For example third square in front of the rook on the side of the king is number: KR3 or king's rook 3 The letters and their corresponding pieces are: K-king Q-queen Bbishop Klknight: R-rook P-pawn And between letters indicates the tir8t piece captured the second 0- 0 indicates castling "CH" indicates "check" or that the king is threateped With capture Associated Press SAN CLEMENTE Calif On the eve of renewed Paris peace talks ''President' Nixon conferred 'Wednesday ''svittr a ranking Soviet diplomat as the White House reiterated that US proposals to end the Vietnam war were flexible Timing of Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin's visit to the Western White House was purely coincidental and does not relate to the Paris talks said press secretary Ronald I Ziegler He said however that Vietnam would come up "in the course of overall discussion on world affairs" between Nixon and the diplomat who has served as a go-between in US contacts with Soviet leaders Ziegler said the talks would focus on "postsummit matters and Soviet-US relations in general" The presidential spokesman responding to questions as the Nixon-Dobrynin meeting began said "there is no foundation" to a news 'report from Peking Agnetv Calls McGovern 'No-No Bird' Nude Bunny On TV Definitely Wasn't Bugs The center of Belfast was blocked by barbed wire and armored cars British soldiers in flak jackets and carrying rifles and submachine guns stood on almost every street corner and rooftop--Ncarly 30000 security forces patrolled the celebration of the 282nd anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne In this battle in 1690 the Protestant William of Orange defeated the Roman Catholic King James II The victory symbolizes Protestant dominance in Ulster Orange Order a powerful semisecret society with about 100000 members lakes its name from its beloved "King Billy" To Ulster Protestants and the Catholic minority the parade is steeped in religious symbols and obsessions Every aspect the sashes the sabers the songs and especially the sounds of the big LanMeg drum is designed to point up Protestant supremacy Of the 17 parades across Northern Ireland the largest was in Belfast with about 300 Orange lodges participating Each lodge was led by a powerful youth who pounded the Lambeg drum until blood dripped from his fingers an expected part of the march The pounding symbolizes "Ulster is Protestant Ulster is safe" "It feels better" he said Late walking briskly he said "It feels much better" t'''t Di Virgile a retired porter 0orequired about 15 minutes to the fine needles inserted into his chest stomach arms and legs He said he felt noth End Goodell Released Washington PostLos Angeles Times News Service LOS ANGELES It's too bad you missed the 6 am viewing on Southern California cablevision's Channel 6 last Saturday Bugs Bunny reruns it was not For an hour and 15 minutes the cable TV outlet carried a portrait of the centerfold nude in Playboy magazine's July issue Somebody had broken into the station in Saugus Calif during the night and placed the playmate in front of a camera which turned on automatically at 6 am Complaints to the station were almost nonexistent "Only one or two people called" Station Manager Craig Rahn said Tuesday Said Sgt Dave Harris who must investigate last weekend's "We're just going to have to hunt for somebody with a Playboy centerfold missing" Associated Press NEW YORK Vice President Spiro Agnew said Wednesday that Sen George McGovern who has clinched the Democratic presidential nomination was a crusader against progress in opposing US development of a supersonic transport and space shuttle Ile characterized the South Dakotan and two other Democrats Sens Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Edmund Muskie of Maine as "no-no birds" Ile also criticized the New York Times as having a history of editorial opposition to certain flight Associated Press HAMILTON Ont Defensive end Harry Gooden a fifth-round choice of tne San Diego Chargers in the National Football League draft who chose to sign with Hamilton Tiger-Cats was released Tuesday night by the Canadian Football League club She Stayed Single Associated Pres PORT ELIZABETH South Africa Petrus vander Vyver said on her birthday she had lived to 99 because she never married Catch Sun While oil Weekend Ahead NC Gets Grant For Agnes Damage Associated Press WASHINGTON The Department of Ariculture has approved an initial allocation of $200000 to assist seven counties in repairing damage caused by Tropical Storm Agnes last month The counties are Davidsbn Davie Forsyth Rockingham Stokes Surry and Yadkin The money will go for removing debris from farmland grading and shaping eroded land areas and repairing terraces sod waterways farm ponds and farm drainage Kennedy's name has been mentioned prominently among possible running mates for McGovern Aluskie was the last Democratic vice-presidential nominee 72 73 72 75 75 77 74 EXTENDED FORECAST Saturday through Monday: Scat te showers in the mountains Saturday over the state on Sunday and Monday highs in the mid to upper 80s with lows in the mid-fibs in the mountains to low 70s along the coast Charlotte and vicinity should be partly cloudy and warm through Friday with a high of 85 and low of 68 today and a high on Friday of 88 West to northwesterly winds 5 to 15 miles per hour are expected A 20 per cent chance of rain will continue through Friday "There is nothing new about crusades against progress" Agnew said at a luncheon meeting of the Printing Industries of America in convention at the Waldorf-Astoria lintel CHARLOTTE TEMPERATURE 1 am 68 1 pm 2 am 68 2 pm 3 am 68 3 pm 4 am 68 4 pm 5 cm 68 5 pm 6 am 68 6 16m 7 am 68 7 pm 7 8 am 69 9 am 70 10 am 70 11 am 71 12 am 72 Miscellaneous Wednesday High 77 Low 68 Year Ago Today High 73 Low 67 Humidity at I pm 93 Humidity 7 pm 88 Sunrise 6:19 am Sunset 8:40 pm Moonrise 9:20 am 88 6:19 am 8:40 pm 9:20 am country today as well as part of the northwest region of the nation Warm temperatures are the order of the (lay except for a cold front pushing down from central Canada A weak tropical storm drifting northward through south eastern North Carolina spread drench in rain into the Middle Atlantic states Wednesday while showers and thunderstorms were scattered from eastern Texas to the Great Lakes Riegelwood NC was soaked with more than 4 inches of rain and New Bern and Cherry Point reported rainfalls of more than 3 inches TIDAL DATA Charleston High 10:52 am High 11:00 Pm Low 4:35 am Low 4:44 pm Myrtle Beach High 10:37 am High 1045 pm Low 4:20 am Low 429 pm Car Ana Beach High 10:40 am High 10:48 pm Low 4:23 am Low 432 pm Eight others were waiting at -the new Acupuncture Center of York in -the fifth floor fa'0inlity in a plush high-rise sec1-llon of Manhattan's east side Most patients were arthritic e'with no previous success in '-'4giminating their pain All agreed anything was worth the amble 7ito The second patient was Irving Lazarus a cab driver Brooklyn who has long suffered from neck pains and persistent headaches All preloovious treatment had failed he T'said got to the point where I 'as willing to try anything" said center is staffed by Dr Arnold Benson a specialist in --'internal medicine a Chinese engineer and four hinese acupuncturists Al-Though the method goes back thousands years in China nhe reasons for its reported effectiveness in relieving pain are not fully understood Other ailments believed to be responsive to acupuncture are migraine headaches hack pains sciatica high blood pressure asthma ulcers and insomnia Patient! undergo physical examinations first to determine whether they are to be treated by acupuncture or conventional western medical The Nation Showers are predicted for most of the eastern half of the Thar lottr Otintruer Beaches Partly cloudy skies are forecast for today with northwest to westerly winds 10 to 15 knots through tonight visibility 5 miles or more Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NOAA US Dept of Commerce From NATIONAL WEATHER SEA NOAA US Dept of Commerce Moonset 10:28 pm Wednesday Mean Temperature 73 Wednesday Norm Temperature 79 Record High for the Day 994 Record Low for the Day 559 24 Hour Precipitation 12 Normal for- the Day 16 Normal for the Month 488 Total for the Month Total for the Year 2360 -r Excess for the Month 112 Deficiency for the Year 06 70 80 90 70 )a80 90 p) 9 0 Rain Showers Ik 70 1 1 Data 70 Nahlitte 80 SW ai' Alt) 4 80 $1 4 il i ft pp cp 1 0 1 APAfk83 co: kr mg 4 O'k-1 ro ip II 12 INIPP41 ItTp90 AIfqf 1 i lip Rain I 3e) )rra) I 1 90 Showers 0-N-f 0 1 90 "My own research convinces me that there has never been a significant improvement in all of history that didn't have its Sen Mc Governs and Sen Kennedys and Sen Muskies to ridicule it and fight it every step of the way "If ours were an alien society these opponents of progress would be the 'no-no' birds As you know the bird is a strange little creature that spends most of its time with Its head in the sand And when it does fly it flies backward because it doesn't want to know where it's 'going: it just wants to know where it's beep" Among the technological developments in history that Agnew said were opposed le "no-no birds" were: Chrktopher Columbus' voyage Robert Fulton's steamboat Thomas Edison's electric light air navigaion rocketry the purchase of Alaska and Edward Jenner's smallpox vaccine 600 Tryon Charlotte 28201 Tcephone: Switchboard 374-7070 Classified Ads 377-7474 Circulation Service 374-7322 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Single Copy: Daily IOC Sunday 25C Home Delivered: 7-Day Ilic week 370 month 6-Day 60c week 260 month Sunday 30c week 130 month Delivered By Mail To Postal Zones 1 2 3 1 Mo 6 Mo I Yr Daily 330 1980 3960 Sunday 190 1140 2280 Da fly Sun 435 2610 5220 Rates to Postal Zones 4 5 6 1 8 furnished UP011 request Mall subscriptions are payable In advance resident a 3 sales tax Second class postage paid at Charlotte All carriers dealers and distribu tors a a Independent contractors Payments not In accordance with the established rates not authorized Net Paid Publisher's Statement Sept 30 1971 NI The Carolinas A few showers may fall on the north coast this morning otherwise the weather should be partly cloudy and warm through Friday Expected temperatures: lows in the upper 50s to low 60s in the mountains to low 70s elsewhere highs in the low and mid-80s northeast to 'mid and upper-80s elsewhere South Carolina should have decreasing cloudiness and be warmer today with highs in the mid-80s to 90s fair tonight with low 60s northwest portion to 70s on the coast Friday sunny and worth methods British Church Votes New Retirement Age Associated Press LONDON The General Synod of the Church of England has voted overwhelmingly to retire archbishops bishops and most of its clergy at the age of 70 An amendment to keep re tirement age at 75 was defeat- ed Dr Michael Ramsey Archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Church of England will be 68 In November EORECAU zittN1'14 The initial acupuncture treatment costs $50 with $20 for each subsequent treatment Di Virgile was treated hy Dr Ching-Pang Lee who headed an acupuncture clinic long Kong for five years before corning to New York Figures Show High' Temperatures Expected For Daytime Thursday rigures ntstr rugn temperotures tscoettea For Daytime Thursday 14 21 mwom)11 iSS90SMii 90 isolated Precipitation Not Consult Local Forecast Forecast 061: Fo 010Wrt90 Consult 4 Daily 172758 Sunday 211920 WIMEMMMEIIMI1M minmem I it 11P CI.