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on on on on GENERAL MICROFILM CO TR GP 37 FIFTH AVE COLUMBUS OHIO 43201 Spring-Like Weather Brings Residents Outdoors With the spring-like weather flower beds. A camera buff, Kreider, Chippewa Drive, that his bike has given him these children show. Eric around the residents, Horn also Mindy Robbins in the back. A even had sheets on the line, stay warm well into the weekfound country, he enjoyed Greenville, shown as he readies much pleasure since 1971, when Robbins and Laura Inman are drive around the city yesterday after a long-cold winter. Out- end noted that things to do out-side yard-work and was glad his folding bicycle for the he purchased it.

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al to tS. et ve at en 1g fe is. )u at st Vol 93 No. 258 Latest Briefs Delegation Votes WASHINGTON (AP) Here is how the Ohio delegation voted Tuesday when the House defeated 219-194 a Republican effort to substitute a permanent tax cut for. President Carter's tax rebate plan, Republicans: John M.

Ashbrook, yes; Clarence J. Brown, yes; Samuel L. Devine, yes; Willis D. Gradison yes; Tennyson Guyer, yes; William Harsha, yes; Thomas N. Kindness, yes; Delbert L.

Latta, yes; Clarence E. Miller, yes; Ralph S. Regula, yes; J. William: Stanton, yes; Charles W. Whalen no; Chalmers P.

Wylie, yes. Democrats: Douglas Applegate, no; Thomas L. Ashley, no; Charles J. Carney, no; Thomas A. Luken, no; Ronald M.

Mottl, yes; Mary Rose Oakar, no; Donald J. Pease, no; John F. Seiberling, no; Louis Stokes, no; Charles A. Vanik, no. Sophia Detained ROME (AP) Actress Sophia Loren was stopped by customs police at Rome's international airport, interrogated and held for nine hours, then boarded a plane early Wednesday for Paris.

Police said she was stopped for a routine "customs but police sources the action was in connection with an inquiry into tax and currency activities of her husband, movie producer Carlo Ponti. The 42-year-old Academy Award winning actress had just passed passport control for a flight to Paris when a customs policeman stopped her and took her to the customs headquarwhere Miss Loren was reported in tears. Quadruplets Born TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) The Peterson quadruplets came as a six weeks early surprise to their parents, who were expecting triplets on April 23. "I wasn't taking anything but said Donna Peterson, 37 of nearby Perrysburg. "'Never take The three girls and a boy, who weighed a total of 15 pounds, eight ounces, were born at a Toledo hospital Monday between 3:25 p.m.

and 4:03 p.m., assisted by six doctors and six nurses. The infants were immediately in incubators, but hospital officials said there were no complications. Gilligan To AID WASHINGTON (AP) Former Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan was nominated by President Carter Tuesday to serve as, administrator of the Agency for International Development.

INDEX Ann Landers Page 5 Classified. Page 10 Comics Page 13 Crossword Page 13 Deaths. Page 12 Dr. Lamb Page 13 Hospital Page 12 Opinion Page 6 Police Report Page 12 Society Page 5 Sports Pages 7, 8 Page 9 Wire. 3 SERVING DARKE COUNTY 14 Pages SINCE 1883 Carter U.S.

Envoy's WASHINGTON Chile. Carter administration is Yet, as a candidate last year, stunned disclaiming an American en- President Carter himself Tyson, voy's apology for U.S. in- the Ford ad- delegation volvement in the overthrow of ministration for helping Rights Salvador Allende's government establish the military dic- apology tatorship that now rules Chile. debate in Assistant Fire Chief Reacts To Charges UNION CITY In reaction to charges that the fire department had refused to relinquish records to a representative of the State Auditor's office during a recent audit, Union City, 0. Assistant Fire Chief Douglas Wright said yesterday the auditor was given all the material he requested.

"He did audit the fire department fire reports and the record of the runs," Wright said. "He also had in his possession the book containing the minutes of our association meetings." Wright was referring to the department's association made up of Union City personnel. Beyond that, Wright would not comment on the allegations as he spoke for his father, Fire Chief Carl Wright, who is on vacation. At Monday night's meeting, Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Moore told the council that Roff Gruber of State Auditor Thomas Ferguson's office had not been able to complete his audit of the village's books because the fire chief would not make his department's records available. She told the council that Gruber had decided that since funding of the department was done through the council, those books should be examined along REV.

MYERS is shown here discussing a youth sermon with Lisa Willetts. daughter Kris and Vicki' Willetts, the youth choir Greenville, Ohio, Wednesday, March Disclaims Apology administration appeared Coup comment on the prisons in Chile. This is a typical example that this administration overthrew an elected goverenment and helped establish a military dictatorship. Tuesday when Brady During his foreign policy deputy leader of the U.S. debate with then-President to the U.N.

Human Gerald R. Ford last Oct. 6, when Commission, issued the the issue of Chile came up, during a commission Carter said: Geneva. He said: "I notice that Mr. Ford didn't delegation would be less than candid and untrue to ourselves and our people if we did not express our profoundest regrets for the role some government officials, agencies and private groups played in the subversion of the previous, democratically elected Chilean government that was overthrown by the coup of Sept.

11, 1973." But in Washington the State Department disavowed the apology, saying it was a "personal one that was not approved in advance and is not an expression of the administration's views." White House Press Secretary Jody Powell said the President had no prior knowledge of Tyson's remarks. He refused to say how Carter reacted when told of Tyson's remarks. Named Church since the departure of Rev. Szilagyi and until the arrival of Rev. Myers.

Church President Gene Gruber served as moderator during the absence of a minister. The new pastor came 1 to the local church from the Faith United Church of Christ, Cincinnati, where he had been since 1966. While there, an educational wing was constructed and the ministry doubled. He also served as chaplain for the General Protestant Orphan Home, a joint ministry with that church. The 41-year-old Cleveland native feels that the orphanage was "the beautiful part of my Schooling Rev.

Myers graduated from Lincoln High School, Cleveland, in 1954, where he served as editor of his school paper, was Community, Red Feather speaker, and a member of the honor society. He received the Golden Deeds Award from the mayor of Cleveland, presented by the Cleveland Exchange Club in his senior year. His mother, Mrs. Tressie Myers lives in Cleveland as do his brother, Robert, and sister, Melody Holloway. Various financial scholarships enabled him to continue his education, and following high 1 school, he went on to Heidelberg College, Tiffin, where he majored in English and Psychology.

He received a BA degree in 1958 and served as president of a Greek fraternity and held the same office in the Student Christian Association. Rev. Myers received his seminary training at Yale University Divinity School, graduating in 1962. At Yale, he majored in Pastoral Psychology and served his internship from 9, 1977 HOME TO DELIVERY SUBSCRIBE 90 CALL CENTS 548-6002 WEEKLY SINGLE COPY with the other departments. Mrs.

Moore said that Gruber was preparing his final report on the that should the report be unsatisfactory the state would send a representative to go through the fire department books. Wright said the department would not make any further comment on the audit until the council's next meeting on March 21. He said the chief, along with other fire department personnel, would attend that meeting. Rev. Myers First United LINDA MOODY Feature Writer Rev.

Donald D. Myers has been named the new minister for the First United Church of Christ, West Fifth Street, Greenville, succeeding Rev. Stephen Szilagyi who left in September, last year. Rev. Myers presented his first sermon to the congregation on February 27.

The local church has seen special speakers at their church director at the church. Rev. Myers stated that the youth sermons are his favorite. -(AdvoPix) BULLETIN WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (AP) Members of police Capt. Leo Keglovic's family said today that black gunman Cory Moore has released Keglovic.

But neither Moore nor Keglovic appeared immediately outside the city hall in which Moore had held the 49-year-old father of five hostage for nearly 45 hours. There was no official word on the release. Minister Of Christ 1960-61 at St. Paul's UCC and St. Peter's UCC, Cincinnati.

During those years, he was involved in Boys Club and was a Yale Psychiatric Institute aide. Meets Wife It was during his internship that he met Mrs. Myers, the former Doris "Dodie" Hormburg of Cincinnati in 1961. Dodie was a member of the church and a student nurse. Their whirlwind courtship lasted six months at which time they were united in marriage.

And, it's a beautiful marriage, too," Rev. Myers commented. In 1962, he was ordained a minister at the Eighth United Church of Christ, Cleveland, his home church. His first assignment was the Christ United Church of Christ, Robertsville, east of Canton, where he pastored until 1966. The Myers family is currently residing at 319 East Main Street, Greenville, with their six children, three of which are adopted Kathy, 14, Schaun, 12, Chuckie, 12, Krista, 10, Timmy, 8, and Karrie, 14 months.

"Love for children made us decide to adopt," explained the local pastor. "We have a close "They're super," he added. Mr. and Mrs. Myers have been ministers even in their own personal lives.

They have always had an "extra somebody" in their home, people they describe as "children of the storm" who needed and received rehabilitation. When moving to their Greenville home, a caravan of 25 from their Cincinnati congregation followed them to this city and helped them move. (continued on page 12) CALIFORNIA JACKSON, Calif. -MUD, left baking in the sun by receding water at Pardee Reservoir near Jackson, cracked into surrealistic. patterns as the DROUGHT CONTINUES Northern California drought supplies the San Francisco East continues.

The reservoir, ap- Bay Municipal Utility District proximately 103 feet below with the much needed water. normal for this time of year, (AP Laserphoto) Rock Quarry Explosion Leaves Dozen Homeless a CAREY, Ohio (AP) An intentional explosion early today at a rock. quarry where employes are on strike left about a dozen neighboring families homeless in this small northwestern Ohio town, the county sheriff said. The explosion was felt in Detroit, 100 miles to the north, and shattered numerous windows in Wyandot County as well as surrounding areas within a five-mile radius. Debris was hurled a mile away.

There were no reports of injuries. The sheriff estimated damage would be in the thousands of dollars. Sheriff Mark R. Kauble said the blast, which occurred at 3:46 a.m. EST, left a crater 100 feet long by 80 feet wide and feet deep in a field by the quarry.

Twenty-five sheriff deputies Poor Condition After Collision A Greenville man is listed in "poor" condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton today after undergoing surgery for multiple fractures he suffered in a car motorcycle accident last night at the intersection of Wagner Ave. and Russ The police said Dennis P. McClurg, 24, 1929 Union City was on his motorcycle going north on Wagner about 6:40 p.m. Tuesday when he collided with the car, driven by Stella Summers, 27, Rt. 1, Ansonia, as he drove into the intersection.

Ms. Summers had been travelling east on Russ before she entered the intersection. McClurg was taken to Wayne Hospital by Greenville Rescue and later transferred to Miami Valley. Ms. Summers and a passenger in her car, Mae Summers, 65, 7113 State Route 242, Versailles, were not injured.

The police said no citation was issued. kept spectators a quarter-mile from the blast site. "Evidence the scene indicated it was intentionally detonated," Kauble said, "and virtually eliminates the possibility of any accident. Someone went to a great deal of effort to detonate it. It had to be someone who had knowledge of The sheriff said 40,000 to 50,000 pounds of dynamite were involved in the blast at the National Lime and Stone one mile north of here.

A spokesman for the company said, "We don't even know what blew up Some 150 members of Local 15050-1 of the United Steelworkers Union have been on strike at the plant since Feb. 19 in a dispute over a wage reopener clause in the first year Most Schools Back To Normal With the exception of Ansonia, all school districts in Darke County have returned to normal schedules. Ansonia Superintendent Marlin Thompson announced that his district will be able to return to full-day sessions, beginning Wednesday, March 23: During the interim, antifreeze will be drained from the pipes at the Middle School and all furnaces serviced and made servicable again. On March 23, buses will resume regular schedules, with students reporting to their normal classes for a full day schedule. In addition, all cafeterias will be in operation.

Hardest hit by the natural gas curtailments, Ansonia students have been attending classes on a half-day basis and have missed a total of 19 days of school. However, with the legislature approving 15 days for Energy problems and five days of bad weather time, the present school calendar will remain in effect. of a three-year contract. Employes receive $4.08 to $4.67 an hour, a union representative said. Rick Baldridge, union president, said, "I have been bombarded by everyone with questions.

We have not condoned any action of this type. I know it looks very bad, but we are maintaining a very low key profile." Monthly Billing Maintained NEW MADISON The New Madison Board of Public Affairs has reversed a decision made last month and agreed to retain its policy of billing customers on a monthly basis. William Marshall, president of the board, said yesterday the decision was made because going to a quarterly billing system would "constitute a change in all our deposits" and also create problems with delinquent billings. Marshall said another consideration was the eventual higher cost to customers once the village's sewer system has been completed. The change means residents of New Madison will continue to be billed each month for the minimum water usage and trash collection with the excess water charge added on every three months.

In February, the board had decided to switch to the quarterly system in order to save time and money for the village. Marshall also noted that the new minimum rate is still scheduled to go into effect April 1 but he reminded customers that the increase would not be realized until the billing mailed out May 1. That rate was hiked by the board last month from $3 to $5 per month..