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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 10

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1 Monday Evening March 20 1972 10-A FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM Grand Prairie Is Chosen to Receive Federal Aid for $25 Million Renewal bath services will be provided for a large undeveloped area in south Grand Prairie Funds are also included to continue code enforcement programs such as Project Bonnie and Urban Renewal's annual arrangements program The program basically guarantees annual funding for projects proposed over the next three years Grand Prairie's share in the projects will be $97 million JOHNSON SAID that in a period that might stretch to five years "we (the city) can solve all major problems this city has We can complete all projects we've dreamed about needed and will result in providing all utilities streets and gutters to every area of Grand Prairie Participation in the new program will greatly increase Grand Prairie's total of funds it has received from the federal government through jointly financed projects Johnson said that over the last eight years the city has accomplished projects totaling $504 million while having to spend only $118 million but couldn't do for lack of funds" Specific projects will include parks Urban 'Renewal water and sewer projects continued code enforcement programs and creation of coordinating office to oversee all projects Iruo already has committed itself for first-year funding and second-year funding is expected to be approved soon said Johnson Parks improvements to be funded on a 50-50 basis will include work at eight existing parks Total cost this year will be $1323000 including $100000 for beautification I THE TOTAL water and sewer plan will cost about $54 million First-year projects will cost $820000 Undersized water and sewer lines will be replaced new services will be included for the Shady Grove area including storage facilities and By A MONISMITH Mid-Cities Bureau GRAND PRAIRIE This city has been chosen to participate in a federal program which is expected to finance a major portion of a $25 million improvements program over the next three years City Manager Cliff Johnson announced today Johnson said Grand Prairie is one of six cities in a five-state area selected for the US Department of Housing enables us our capital improvements work with the governments' programming with guaranteed continued CAN do more areas than ever and we can accomplish much faster" manager said the allows upgrading section of the city improvements are essential the spokesman ex- "This prog plained to coordinate Project Clara a proposed provements new code enforcement pro- federal gc gram would include an area gramming bet en 6th and Carrier funds" he col Parkway "WE NOW The new concept of funding work in more programs in which there is in the past federal participation is that complish it long-range projects can be said Johnson guaranteed without the gov- The city ernment having to have the new program total cost of its participation ing every sei in escrow Johnson explained here itni "This progress to coordinate I der al funds" he "WE NOW work in more in the past it said Johnson The city new program every her NEW IILID programs a city spokesman said will emphasize rehabilitation rather than demolition Future projects will attempt to upgrade existing structures and buildings will be razed only where North Viets Launch All-Out Attack on Long Cheng Base Council Defeats Proposal 0 vtitolf gtoofx 1 Ill it- 74 -Nt --o''''''' i- 7 '74' ae -40 A 4- Alo: 7 47 n'- 4 "17" :4:4:: 447 a 4 Ilk' A' A 'ix -4t I I 1 44 4 4111 46 ::::44) '-''7 :0 7'4''k47'W :777:4 4 "444A: '-77 ''47 ''4 I I'l I 1114-1044 7 A 77i le 40 1" I' g'---'7'7' V''' '74-: e4't'kE44fetto--1 jr i "-11 iloTTIF-7'777-'' 44" 7 '''AlPe4 4'-- 7'A! 7 :4 "7- '1)7'7 '1Viefe2 41111'1 il 4 '777 "7'''-7 4 "i 44 4': lg V- I 71" 4i :7 4 I 4 '7 4 4 i4 7 4 4t l' -7 7 VAlitlit py44 7' I 77 j''' 4411 1': -1 1 4- ''''6 ill up' 0 il I :11 1 l'''''''''' xiz to--1- 7 4 44n-77l 2 We'q ''''66 4-''44'''''''t ttn4''' '4 "''''''W446464466'p '4' 't N' ''''''''''''4 'fr' Plan for City to Repair Houses Fails by 6-1 Vote VIENTIANE Laos (AP) North Vietnamese tr oops backed by tanks and heavy artillery have launched an all-out offensive against the base at Long Cheng near the Plain of Jars informed sources said today A North Vietnamese force estimated at the equivalent of two divisions routed Thai and Laotian defenders from all positions in the vicinity of Sam Thong six miles northwest of Long Cheng and seized control of a position on Skyline Ridge overlooking the Long Cheng airstrip the sources said "The situation is critical" one official source said Other sources said Long Cheng Is "all but lost" Gunship helicopters raked the surrounding jungle Ivhile the two piolots hid in the thick bush When a rescue helicopter finally pulled Breskman and Boretsky out at noon yesterday enemy fire trailed it into the skies The Al pilot who was shot down was rescued hours earlier He was not identified Enemy groundfire brought down two American reconnaissance helicopters in South Vietnam's central highlands 25 miles southeast of Pleiku wounding one crewman The US Command said damage to one of the 0H6 helicopters was heavy but only light to the other real still and watched him come "He kept coming closer and closer and when he got where I couldn't miss I fired He was about 10 feet away I fired four shots He saw me after the first shot It him in the abdomen Then I missed on the next two shots The fourth shot i'as the fatal shot He didn't fire at me" Breskman and Boretsky 29 of Bristol Tenn spent the night in the middle of several batteries of enemy antiaircraft guns Heavy fire drove the rescue helicopter off twice US fighter-bombers orbited above dropping bombs within 300 feet of the downed airmen to keep the enemy troops away from AVIIEN COMPLETED how All Saints Hospital will look after current construction A proposal that would allow the city to repair some deteriorating houses and assess the property owners for the costs failed to win City Council approval today City Councilman Kemble who led the opposition to the proposed policy said it would "put the city in the home repair loan business" The vote on deleting the permissive clause from the new minimum building standards ordinance was 6-1 Councilman Taylor Gandy supported the city staff's position that the policy change is needed to give housing standards officials needed authority in some "in-between areas" ICC RULING S-T Travel Show Brings East to West Employes Get OK to Purchase Railway HOSPITAL EXPANSION All Saints Lets Building Contract We're bringing the East to the West That's modern Asia as seen through the lens of a team of Kodak photographers an 80-minute movie and slide program to be presented Wednesday and Thursday at 8 pm in Will Rogers Auditorium This outstanding Kodak production is free Everyone is invited But you must have a ticket Tickets are available from the Star-Telegram lobby Seventh and Taylor Streets You'll travel via wide screen to all of Asia from Turkey to Thailand for this March Star-Telegram Travel Show Co-sponsor of the program is the Photographic Society of America TO ACCOMPLISH the purchse the commission authorized the employe group North West Employes Transportation Corp to issue up to 300000 shares of class A common stock at $50 par value The ICC said the new company will assume North Western as obligations and liabilities amounting to about $415 million In all about 14000 COW employes will be offered the opportunity to purchase stock in NETCO according to a scale graduated in relation to annual salaries WASHINGTON (A P) Interstate Commerce Commission has given its approval for a group of railroad employes to purchase the Chicago and North West Railway it was announced today IT WAS THE first time an application of this type has ever been filed with the ICC a spokesman said As requirments of the purchase the commission set forth 10 major conditions which range from protection of minority shareholders to a restriction on future acquisitions by the carrier sion plan last April Phase I a $125 million project was financed by private funds and officials said Phase II would not be started until the finish of Phase I construction However administrator Carl Jackson said construction was going so well on the first phase directors decided to begin Phase II now rather than wait However he said Phase III will probably be kept to Its 1980 timetable A $25 million contract for the second phase of construction at All Saints Hospital has been awarded to Walker Construction Co Construction on a three-floor addition of 00 patient rooms will begin immediately concurrent with Phase I construction which began last summer Phase II construction will add 120 beds to the hospital Phase I principally a revamping of the hospital's entrance includes a two floor addition providing additional space for surgical intensive care surgical recovery an enlarge surgical suite additional kitchen space and a 200400t tunnel connecting the hospital with the Fort Worth radiation center trance includes a two floor addition providing additional for surgical intensive care surgical recovery an en- large surgical suite addi- tional kitchen space and a 200400t tunnel connecting the hospital with the Fort Worth radiation center Confession Ruling To Be Reviewed HOUSE LEVELOVJG FRAME- BRICK- SLAB -831-1311 otuans 834-2498 TWO MORE floors for pa-space tients and parking facilities will be added in Phase III construction The current expansion will mean hiring of an additional 250 employes Jackson said Architects are Preston a Geren and Associates James HOSPITAL officials an- McCulloch coordinating arnounced a three-part expan- chitect THE OFFENSIVE believed to involve virtually all North Vietnamese troops in the Plain of Jars area began early Saturday morning with simultaneous attacks against Thai and Laotian positions yesterday afternoon North Vietnamese infantrymen had seized three helicopter pads along Skyline Ridge a 1500-foot-high natural barrier that forms the northern defenses of Long Cheng Thirty North Vietnamese were killed and three captured when they were ambushed as they tried to sweep down the southern slopes of Skyline Ridge into Long Cheng valley the sources said During the weekend the US Command raised its total of air attacks on North Vietnam this year to the 100 mark The US Command said the 100th attack on antiaircraft defenses In the North was made last night by a Navy A6 fighter-bomber that attacked a radar site about 35 miles north of the DMZ The command said the radar was tracking US bombers raiding the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos Results of the strike yere not known IF THE present rate of attack on North Vietnam is maintained there will be more than 450 this year Last year there were 120 And one attack now can consist of strikes by anywhere from one plane to hundreds of them More than 50 other US warplanes attacked North Vietnamese troops for 24-hours from noon Saturday until noon yesterday to make possible the successful helicopter rescue of three downed airmen from the Ho Chi Minh Trail in southern Laos Two planes were shot down an OVIO spotter craft that touched off the massive rescue effort and an Al fighter-bomber that took part in the rescue Two hours after he and Capt Stephen Boret sky bailed out of the spotter plane 1st Lt David Breskman 24 of Vallanova Pa encountered a North Vietmanese soldier dressed in a khaki uniform and armed with an AK45 rifle "I SAW him coming" said Breskman "and! just sat One-Plus Dialing Is Good Business! PUBLIC WORKS Director Jack Graham said housing officials cannot cope at present with substandard housing that Is not bad enough to warrant being torn down "At present we are already in the loan business We can demolish a house that is beyond repair and then slap a lien on the property owner for the cost" Graham said City Manager Rodger Line told Kemble he didn't believe the new policy would get the city "swamped with requests from people for loans to repair their houses" Kemble said it might if the interest rate were right "I CAN'T VOTE for anything that will put us in the repair sines Kemble said The council agreed to consider any requests initiated by citizens for home repairs on an assessment basis a policy that has always been in effect But Gandy said the City Council will never receive any such requests because building officials don't know about the policy and they will go strictly by what is in the housing standards ordinance Line said that without the new policy a separate city ordinance will have to be passed every time the council reaches a decision to repair a deteriorated building on an assessment basis Kemble said that such action is so important that a new ordinance should be adopted each time it ISWELERti ON FLOOR ITURK BURNETT SIDG 502 MAIN STRUT FORT WORTH TEXA5 71102 vitt 'itgATryit )0I SOK BURNETT SIDG 502 MAIN SIMI WORK TEXA5 71102 A Custom-Designing new" Restyling Remounting Diamond Stone Setting Loose Jewelry Fine Gold Jewelry Man 39 Charged With Making False Fire Calls rule requires that when a sale involves more than four installments the contract must disclose the total purchase price the balance due after the initial payment and all additional charges TO rule on laws that make certain kinds of sex acts a crime even when performed in private by husband and wife down an appeal by New Orleans District Atty Jim Garrison to block a $5 million damage suit brought against him by Clay Shaw who was prosecuted unsucc ssf ully by Garrison on charges on conspiracy in the assassination President John Kennedy Shaw said he should be immune from the suit because he was acting in his official capacity as district attorney WASHINGTON The Supreme Court today agreed to reconsider the 'thypertechnical requirements" of the 1966 Miranda decision limiting use of confessions at criminal trials The court acted at the request of Philadelphia prosecutors who asked for re-examination in light of the 1968 Federal Crime Control law which eased rules against confessions for federal trials The case to be heard next term concerns a Philadelphia man Paul Ware who connessed in 1963 to the slaying of four elderly people The Miranda ruling barred use of the statement by the time he was ready for trial THERE WAS no elaboration from the court as it announced it would hear the appeal Therefore the extent to which the Miranda decision will be re-evaluated will not be completely clear until the case is argued In other action Chief Justice Warren Burger encouraged states to make it a crime to show explicitly sexy movies at drive-in theaters whose screens are visible to teen-agers and other passersby Burger presented his view as the court upset the obscenity conviction of a Washington state dr iv owner on ground that the law under which he was convicted did not put drive-ins In a special category P011 Jacob Miller 39 of 10IA Roberts was charged today with "making false fire alarms" to the home of a woman whose 11-year-old girl he is charged with raping According to police reports Miller lived with the mother at one time After their separation the woman said she began receiving harassing phone calls The woman had her telephone number changed Then fire units began to be sent to her home she said In January Miller was accused of raping her daughter and in February was indicted on that charge lie was released on $5000 bond on the rape charge The district attorney's office recommended that bond on the false fire alarm charge be set at $2500 The fire alarm charge is a felony punishable by up to $5000 fine and five years in state prison LIIICIITTh El House Paint Belgrade to Be Site of Chess Tilt wilt MAIER DRIES IN AN HOUR WATER EILAwij iIIiIIIIIh II 1111111111111 II II Southeast Sector Plan Is Approved by City Council lull 11111 FOR OUTSIDE WOOD MASONRY Fort Worth San Antonio Protect your house against the weather Seal it with LUCITE' I AMSTERDAM (A P) Chess officials decided today the world title match between champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and his US Challenger Robert Fischer will begin in Belgrade Yugoslavia on June 22 With the title goes $138500 in prize money 7212 per cent to the winner and the remainder to the loser a spokesman for the International Chess Federation said After 12 games the match switches to Reykajavik Iceland where the title contest will be continued on Aug 6 The details were worked out at a meeting of representatives of the Yugoslav Icelandic Soviet and American chess federations If the match ends in a 12-12 draw Spassky will retain his world title and the prize money will be evenly split The matches will be played three times a week The last Belgrade match is scheduled for July 18 If the match goes the full stretch of 24 games the last game will be played in Reykajavik on Aug 31 City Council today unanimously approved the Southeast Sector Plan for the 30- year development of that pat of the city The plan formulated by Ulf! city planning staff and residents of the Stop Six Polytechnic and Rolling Echo Heights neighborhoods emphasizes transportation facilities as a key to the sector's growth Councilwoman Ma rgaret Ttimmer asked if there citizen opposition to a proposed new freeway across the northern part of the sector close to Rosedale 0 033 era! alternatives proposed handling the volume of traffic expected to cross the sector by 1985 He said the freeway ronic through the Southeast Sector the Poly Freeway to Spur be compatible vith any alignment arrived at for the controversial freeway route across the neighboring South Side Sector If the South Side leg of the freeway is eliminated the Southeast leg would also be scratched out of the plan Farrington said The Southeast Sector Plan also calls for "public expenditures for the provision and maintenance of an improved bus system" 1 ONLY 799 CAL pinpointed three locations for "park-and-ride" facilities for persons to leave their cars and take express buses downtown and to shopping centers The locations are at the Poly Freeway near Maddox at the Poly Freeway near Loop proposed site of a regional shopping a long-range site on the eastern side of the sector on the proposed neW freeway In other business today the council voted to: in a study aimed at developing a regional solid waste disposal system for the II-county North Central Texas Council of Governments area $19200 worth of sophisticated electronic equipment for the police department's organized crime intelligence unit Dries to a protective sheet and shrinks when your house does lets moisture out won't let weather in I Protects from cracking and peeling Proven best by test THE COURT also: that college students seeking the right to register as voters in their college campus towns must fight their legal battles as individuals not as a group without comment to stay the enforcement of a California supreme court ruling that the death penalty violates the state constitution to decide if it is legal for labor unions to fine members who quit during a strike and return to their jobs to rule on the legality of the so-called "four installment" rule adopted by the Federal Reserve Board to protect consumers against hidden finance charges The 8 am to 5 pm Sug Retail Price $898 41 The same call person-to person would cost $200 See how much you save? pi CHUMMY LUMBER CO Southwestern Belt CITY PLANNING Director David Farrington told the council residents of a sector decided that the proposed freeway was the best of sev 2701 VICKERY 2321 HOUSTON ii---- IN CONNECTION wl that planner Khan Itusein ts '1.

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