Brownwood Bulletin from Brownwood, Texas • Page 16

ouston to UUHV xx i it eti Vylll 10VlV 1 HCHIIH 1 fSJP 1- ttsifig 1 pUiHfsg ty we rf- fttegrttoft -thr ttMslmiftMtWiti frttettt. IIIKIAf AD which the Soviet Union landed on the moon last November is i.vr*mvMH on display In replica at a Mtfscow economic exhibition, The tan- manned, eight-wheel; stH-propelkd vehicle, above; offlciallf called Ltihkhod turcs two television cameras on the.front, right, and a circular solar panel at the back which recharges batteries from the sun's rays. Also Oti display is a replica of Luna 16, left, the unmanned craft, which landed on the moon last September, scooped up a sample of moon dust and returned to earth. Ford stuns former boss Mays FUNNY with big win in Kentucky LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Combs.

-issues. Lt, Gov. Wendell Ford has Combs said in his concession achieved a surprisingly deci- remarks that the tax issue, Hls running mate is sive victory over former Gov. raised in the final weeks, was Host 32 a former parks corn- Bert Combs in Kentucky's the major cause of his defeat. niissioner.

In' the Democratic Democratic primary for gover- Ford had charged Combs race for the lieutenant governor nor and will face Republican planned to raise taxes to finance 'nomination, Combs' running Tom Emberton in November, his educational platform, mate, state House Speaker party's going to get to- Combs had branded this a lian Carroll, had a gether and we're going to win falsehood and spent much time lead over Att V- en Jonn statehouse," Ford, a 46- answering it. ckinridge, his nearest rival, year-old Western Kentucky in- reporters he, too, with, state Sen. Henry Beach surance man, said after Combs thought the tax issue was deci- tra far behind. Breckin- conceded Tuesday. sive, adding the other big issue yidge was the favorite, running But Combs, a 59-year-old for- was "which Democrat can beat' independently.

Ford' had no" Anfus ttmettifeTiirtlRilftf tow Me ttioert by the mat dfisptfe TMy'S friMg, caw Legal Defense and "iHsflrear plain tnete will te legation mil district this fall," LasCsumfnef the- eifciflt court' The plea to totewjMi fet fte adored the Houston' district to tand tmt palf 2S efettMhtttf ttbdlft Ift IBM gttup Mid UK fiftlN BALSAS Aty JfllitiS top resulted infuraiMi 6f who MC8 de jj vefe( ttkMb, trartsfeffing some predornlfianlly Schdols neWspHpets in.ttie streets of pupils but keeping kindergarten Costly tfaflfiS mfl Idle? one of tough aitth gfflde at-eaeh school BUt Under LOnnailVS ruling, oum HI on uu school board president fecogfilzed Dallai with his 'Oser said, the district must in the schools ahd any -g fan dfC hts at the age of six, pleriient direct pairing of the inlegration flings lake that 1 pirst he delivered bread for his schools, with kindergarten' hiirtority stattis into fathers bakery, then hfe carried through the third grade at one Connally ruled newspapers. school and 'fourth through the Mexican-AmerlcanS may, fee fl 5 iu sixth grade at matching considered an identifiable SeKeppWasa director 6f Mef- I1 minority group, are cdn National Bank and had enlllled retle tried 1 his luck ra says 4 pm Combs claiming! he but an mer judge, shook his head from the Republicans in the fall." slate: side to side when asked what he The state administration is' in planned to do about supporting the hands of the GOP for the Ford, his onetime chief ad- first time in more than 20 years. ministrative assistant. Emberton, 39, had only token I'lt's premature to say any- opposition and the whole- the end of the road for me B. Nunn, who cannot succeed politically." himself.

He said he would return to law The Republican nominee has practice. been holding "public hearings" American With 1,760 of 3,076 precincts around the state to find out what counted unofficially, Ford had think about various' mn'trh otes to 103,778 for WllwSS MlOTtn VANCOUVER Grandmasters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Taifnanov of the 1 Soviet Union adjourned "Tuesday night "the" fourth game in their world chess quarter-final elimination match. i At adjournment on the 41st -move, Fischer'held a slight' positional advantage. Taimanov.s had asked Sunday's game because of illness. in normal on the The Low Plains, Edwards Mere are the Indicesof Texas North Central and regions as of May 16, followed the South, Central regions of by May 22 figures, all minus, Texas, are "extreme and the official description of drought" says the state's the severity.

High Plains, 2.9 and 3.1,'se- Robert Orton vere. 0 the High Low Plains, 4.1 and 4.4, ex- Plains, East Texas and the area from San Antonio to the start of Low Plains, 3.8 and 4.1, ex- the Valley, treme a se vere Texas, 3.1 and 3.3, dge by Pecos, 2.1 and 2.3, mod- SUP in shbrl theV be with' not lions; a law. ildS saiane as ark an ecrea tl 0 board. Hft was 'fcrsev eral vears a' rtner Uie.DaUas basebal Connally's ruling vthe Palmer Indexrwhich con- erate. NU, siders rainfall and loss of "rhois- Edwards Plateau ture already in' the soil.

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