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2-1 The News and Observer, Sunday, March 26, 1972 Coup Reported In El Salvador GUATEMALA CITY Radio stations in America reported Gen. Fidel (UPI) Central Saturday News Briefs Medrano, who lost a presidential election in El Salvador last month, staged a coup, outgoing Fidel President Sanchez Hernandez. A Salvadorean general in Washington, however, said the coup had failed. Gen. Carlos Guzman, the country's military attache in Washington, said Sanchez was still "in power" and that the coup had been put down by troops loyal to the President.

Bus Wreck Investigated CONGERS, N. Y. (UPI) Federal, state and local investigators questioned student survivors of school bus-train collision to determine if the bus driver 1 had stopped the vehicle before proceeding into an unprotected grade crossing. The driver, reportedly told investigators he had halted the bus, as required by state law. But some students who survived the collision, in which three boys died and 43 students were injured, disagreed with his reported claim.

-elect Col. Armando Molina was in Los Angeles Saturday night after postponing a business trip to Asia. He reportedly was keeping abreast of developments in San Salvador, the capital. Salvadorean Consul General Stanley Glover in New York said he had spoken directly with the presidential house and was informed President Sanchez was "in full control." THURMOND LAUGHS Sen. Strom Thurmond, laughs as one of his ardent supporters puts a campaign hat on his head when he arrived for the S.

C. Republican State Convention at Columbia Friday where he won overwhelming endorsement for 2 Officers Killed in Holdup Try PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) Two suburban police officers were shot to death and two other persons wounded during an attempted holdup at a department store, police said. The shooting occurred, authorities said, when at least three policemen stumbled onto the holdup, in a store at a crowded shopping center. The third officer, an off-duty Pittsburgh policeman, and a female suspect were those wounded.

The dead were identified as Sgt. William Schrott and Ptl. Bartley Connelly, both of the Penn Hills Police Department. They were dead on arrival at a hospital here. Wallace Called Likely Kingmaker WASHINGTON (AP, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said that Alabama Gov.

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DAILY Hints To Avoid Tax Con Continued from Page One returns of men who worked in factories. Her husband passed out business cards at the factory, gates during the change of shifts, and the word soon spread among the workers that she always obtained large refunds for her clients. The woman and refigured a customer's tax return, coaxing the taxpayer to "create" more and more deductions, the IRS said, until the client's return showed a refund due. The woman defrauded the government of nearly $1 million through assisting some 1,500 customers, according to the IRS. Tax agents are auditing her customers, and the clients will be required to pay the delinquent taxes, plus interest and penalties.

Taxpayer Responsible The IRS says the taxpayer who signs the return is responsible for what is in it, regardless of who prepared it. The IRS said the same woman also operated a bar for her customers, giving theme as desired, many and free charging drinks only $15 for the drinks and tax advice. If she succeeded in getting the customer drunk enough, the client was urged to sign a blank tax return, thus permitting the woman to alter address SO that she received the refund. Another tax adviser in the Southeast operated his tax business in a night club, according to the IRS. The adviser specialized in preparing the returns for single men.

However, the returns of some of these unmarried men showed as many as nine dependents. The tax refunds amounted to as much as $1,200, and the tax adviser retained half that amount for himself. The IRS said he had figured only 100 returns before he was caught. The IRS said an attorney who cheated on customers' tax returns is an example of how seemingly respectable tax advisers break the law. The attorney would claim exemptions for children actually born after the end the tax year.

He also urged his clients to claim deductions for state and local taxes on real estate that the taxpayers did not own. The lawyer's clients also were advised to fail to report income from tips and investments. "While you feel sorry for the gullible taxpayer who was duped by such an unscrupulous individual," Wall said, "remember that usually the taxpayer has permitted his greed for a large refund to cause him to into a conspiracy to defraud the government. The guilt of the taxpayer is not transferred to his tax adviser." thief beware! Now BRAND INTRUDER ALARM for home and business Turns on lights! Sounds alarm! Helps scare off intruders! And has simple plug-in portability! Ultrasonic motion detector covers a tear drop shaped area up to 300 square feet in size. In most homes, one unit facing a main traffic area will help protect you a and your valuables.

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of Commerce 30 50- 40 50 Rein -70 Shewers 70 Snow FORECAST Flurries COLD Figures Show High Temperatures for Daytime Sunday belated Precipitation Net Indicated Consult Secel forecast Data DATA FOR RALEIGH-DURHAM March 26, 1972. Sunrise today 6:11 a.m. Sunset today 6:32. TEMPERATURE Chess Wizard Refuses Game REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Fischer has informed U.S. chess wizard Bobby.

ficials he will not play second half of his world title match against the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky in Iceland, the president of the chess association said. Fischer had requested a change in financial conditions for the match and was turned down by both Reykjavik and Belgrade, Yugoslavia. The two cities have been named as sites for the match. Japan Willing On China Pact TOKYO (UPI) Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda said Japan is willing to sign a non-aggression agreement with China when relations two countries are betweelized. The News and Observer "THE OLD RELIABLE" Published Every Moraigin: the Year By THE NERS OBSERVER PUBLISHING COMPANY 215 S.

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Low Saturday 22. Low one year ago 23. Normal Saturday 52. Average Saturday 34. Record high today 87 in 1929.

Record low today 14 In 1940. N. C. Zone Forecasts Zones 3, 5, 6, 7 Decreasing cloudiness and not as cold today. Partly cloudy Monday.

High today, 50. Low tonight, Sanford Planning 2nd Race Continued from Page One questions of those campaigning for office this year. He said priorities year should be urban transportation and cleaning up the environment. Another speaker was Endicott Peabody, a former governor of Massachusetts, the only announced candidate for vice-president. Peabody said he is sick of an administration that promises to help the poor but provides only tax benefits to the wealthy." "The Nixon administration purports to be one of law and order," he said.

"But they in fact are simply trying to prevent courts from carrying out their duties." After a heated dispute, Richmond's delegation was seated at the convention, on recommendation from the club's committee. T. J. credentials, assistant attorney general in Virginia, was elected president of the Young Democrats. mid 30s.

High Monday, low 50s. Probability of precipitation near zero today. Zone 1 Small craft warnings in effect. Partly cloudy through Monday. High today, 50.

Low tonight, low 40s. High Monday, 50s. Northerly winds 10 to 20 knots today. Probability of precipitation 20 per cent today. Zones 2, 4 Small craft warnings in effect, Partly cloudy and not as cold today.

High today, mid 50s. Low tonight, 30s. High Monday, 50s. Winds northerly 10 to 20 knots today. Probability of precipitation 20 per cent today.

Zones 8, 9, 10, 11 Partly cloudy today and not as cold. Increasing cloudiness Monday and continued unseasonably cold. High today, mid and upper 40s. Low tonight, 30s. High Monday, upper 40s.

Probability of precipitation 20 per cent today. COASTAL WATERS Virginia Beach to Cape Fear Small craft warnings in effect. Winds northerly 15 to 25 knots today. Seas moderate to rough, subsiding this afternoon. Partly cloudy.

Albemarle and Pamlico Sounds Small craft warnings in effect. Northerly winds 10 to 15 knots today. Partly cloudy. New Secretary Of Ulster Arrives Continued from Page One said in his first public statement since then: "We are facing the most serious crisis in Northern Ireland's history. There should be no doubt in the minds of any Loyalists that the people of Ulster have witnessed the surrender of the British government to threats of the IRA and nothing else." Heath's proposals Friday sought to calm the terrorstricken province and end the alienation of the Catholic minority, one third the population of Northern Ireland.

Heath announced the suspension of the semiautonomous Stormont Parliament for a year, the appointment of Whitlaw, to run the affairs of Ulster with a local commission, and periodic plebiscites to test public opinion of reunification with the Irish Republic to the South. Heath also announced the gradual phasing out of Northern Ireland's policy of interning suspected terrorists without -a tactic that PRECIPITATION Past 24 hours .26. This month 1.94. Below normal this month .75. Below normal this year .70.

SELECTED TEMPERATURES a.m. 32 1 p.m. 7 28 2 p.m. 8 a.m. 32 3 p.m.

2. 9 a.m. 35 4 p.m. 10 a.m. 5 p.m.

11 a.m. 39 6 p.m. 32 Noon 40 7 p.m. 32 TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION Snow Depth Asheville .35 5 inches Charlotte .22 3 Inches Cape Hatteras .01 Cherry Point 46 .23 Elizabeth City 44 Fayetteville Jacksonville 28 Goldsboro 43 33 .13 2 inches Greensboro 35 .24 3 inches Hickory 31 .51.. New Bern 26 33 Raleigh-Durham 41 .26 3 inches Rocky Mount 41 Wilmington 25 .55 Henderson 42 .02 WEATHER TABLE The Associated Press Weather Bureau report of high and low temperatures and rainfall for selected areas: Maximum temperature for 12-hour perlod, minimum temperature for 18-hour period, precipitation for 24-hour period ending at 8 p.m., Eastern Time.

Station Albany Albuque Amarillo Atlanta Billings Bham Bismrk Boise Boston Buffalo Casper Chrlestn Chicago Cincnati CIvland Colbuso DalFwth Denver DMoines Detroit Duluth El Paso Fargo Helena Houston Indpis Jackson Jacksnvl KanCity PR Station PR 35 25 LVegas 83 50 75 33 LRock 58 39 .28 77 33 LAngles 76 54 46 40 .16 Louisvi 45 32 55 33 Memphs 44 37 .72 45 41 .40 Miami 85 60 37 34 .01 Milwkee 34 26 49 30 .05 MpisSpi 43 22 42 33 NOrins 72 61 .16 30 13 .02 York 44 28 66 36 OklaCity 68 35 57 40 Omaha 44 30 .02 35 31 Phidpha 42 25 40 25 Phoenix 90 54 31 17 Pttsbrgh 36 12 .02 35 19 PtindMe 28 75. 43 RapCity 61 20 33 Reno 54 46 44 31 Richmd 40 26 42 19 StLouls 47 33 .02 27 11 Tampa 78 63 81 44 SAntone 80 54 38 25 Diego 66 55 43 33 SanFran 56 46 .01 79 58 Savanah 68 44 .35 47 28 Seattle 46 34 .01 60 45 .01 Shryport 70 44 .01 79 51 .04 Spokane 26 47 34 Washgtn 41 29 TIDE TABLES March 26, 1972 OREGON 5:40 a.m. 11:56 a.m. INLET 6:00 p.m. MOREHEAD 5:58 a.m.

11:57 a.m. CITY 6:18 p.m. MASONBORO 5:18 a.m. 11:47 a.m. INLET 5:46 p.m.

outraged Catholics and led, in large part, to the violence that engulfed the province in the last seven months. Saturday, many Catholic politicians and clergymen accepted direct rule but made clear that the immediate end of internment was crucial. "We welcome them (the Heath proposals) and will give our fullest cooperation to their implementation." said the Social Democratic and Labor Party, which represents a broad cross section of Catholics. "There remains one obstacle. We note that Mr.

Heath's government is committed to the phasing out of internment. We need clarification of this point." The six M.P.'s of the opposition party, at a news conference in Londonderry, urged the IRA to end its campaign immediately. "'We ask those engaged in a campaign of violence to cease immediately to enable us to bring internment to a speedy end a and make a positive response to the British governments proposals." WILMINGTON 7:21 a.m. 1:52 a.m. 7:48 a.m.

2:25 p.m. SOUTHPORT 5:32 a.m. 11:53 a.m. 6:00 p.m. OTHER POINTS (Reference: OREGON INLET) Highs Lows Cape Hatteras.

-41 min. -58 min. Hatteras Inlet -26 min. -32 min. Ocracoke Inlet --25 min.

-34 min. (Reference: MOREHEAD CITY) Harkers Island. min. min. Beaufort min.

min. Atlantic Beach -67 -57 min. Bogue Inlet -39 min. -31 min. New River Inlet.

-36 min. --29 min. New Topsail -32 min. -14 min; (Reference: MASON BORO INLET) Carolina Beach. -34 min.

-43 min. Kure Beach -34 min. -43 Cape Fear -19 min, -33 min. Holden Beach. -15 min, -17 min.

Long Beach. -15 min. -17 min. Tubbs Inlet 5 min. 17.0 gin; Arab Farm Problem JERUSALEM (AP) Arab farmers on the Jordan River's occupied west bank complained to the Israeli government of a labor shortage because too many workers from their area had jobs in Israel.

Laotians Losing Ground Near Base at Long Tieng New York Times News Service VIENTIANE, Laos North Vietnamese forces, in heavy shelling beginning last Saturday and followed by a series of ground attacks, have driven Laotian troops off four of the nine positions on the ridge overlooking the mountain base at Long Tieng. But 60 far the North Vietnamese have been unable to occupy the positions themselves. American officials have sought to discount the importance of Long Tieng, which is 83 miles northeast of Vientiane, the capital, and which served for years as the center for secret Central Intelligence Agency operations in northern Laos. The Americans say that many of its former functions have been shifted elsewhere and that it is no longer of strategic value. Sisouk Na Champassak, the acting minister of defense and several other Laotian government officials disagree.

Sisouk said in an interview Saturday that he believed the primary North Vietnamese objective in attacking and tryng to capture Long Teng was to clear the way for a drive south to the plain on which Vientiane lies. For the moment the North Vietnamese and the Communist Pathet Lao are not believed to be interested in taking Vientiane, but Sisouk and other Laotians think they want to occupy as much teritory this year as possible in anticipation of a possbile ceasefire and ensuing negotiations. There is widespread feeling in Ventiane that 1972 could be a decisive year in the long struggle for Laos. The communist forces now control about two-thirds of the 91,000 square miles ef Laos, according to informed American sources. If they succeed in getting, much more territory, Vientiane government, headed by Prince Souvanna Phouma will very little bargaining power in negotiations.

GM Plant Strike Appears Settled DETROIT (AP) Tentative agreement was reached to end the strike that has closed General Motors assembly, plant in Lordstown, 21 days, the United Auto Workers announced. GM's supply of subcompact Vegas has been shut off by the strike of 7,800 UAW members at Lordstown. The strike arose from a dispute over production standards a and manpower. The labor force has charged what they termed a speedup on production lines in order to maintain production. GM has denied any speedup and alleged charges that there was great deal of faulty work in the plant.

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