Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 7

dates position as for our containerships With ft X' MODERN MONKS' A 2 Air Conditioner 4 Jft 4 THE UNIVERSITY SOUTH CAROLINA THEATRE 'A i $100 Economists said the rise in business inventories might sig WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT Crepe Sole Casuals for Men and Big Boys Our Regular $357 Gov Wallace Begins Extensive Therapy Spassky ishes ischer Worships Officials Scramble While They Last! 4 Storewide SummerCLEARANCE Save up to IS NOW A MEMBER THE IRM ventories surged $118 billion to almost $1848 billion seasonally adjusted in May the largest monthly gain since July 1970 The Commerce Department also reported that retail sales in June rose 75 per cent from June 1971 though they dropped 15 per cent from May 1972 Pltnty Wrieto Pood AH Store! American official said first shipments of the grain may be gin before the end of July President Nfxon hailed the pact as "a very important con crete forward step in the com mercial relations between the United States and the Soviet The unresolved lend lease PRINKNASH England (AP) Benedictine monks at an ab bey in Gloucestershire are en joying the comforts of modern living after their ancient home underwent a face lift The cells have been cen trally heated refurnished and hot and cold water installed It was part of a 500000 pound renovation for the abbey initi ated after a painting in one of the chapels was sold for 280000 pounds at a London auction The monks continue to produce pottery and export a unique brand of incense treatment from this country in return for payment of about $500 million of the lend lease debts The Pehn Central Trans portation Co said it would be gin its long planned eiiort io cut back the size of train crews and phase out 5700 will continue to exercize his arms so he will be able to maneuver his wheel chair The first aim of doctors is to prevent infection Traugh said and the second is to make the governor independent Traugh met Wallace in Mary land last week and accom panied him to the convention amazed at how well he held up at Miami the doctor said pointing out that pain has decreased in frequency and intensity had to intervene on many occa 1 sions or he would have sat and WASHINGTON (AP) John Shaffer ederal Aviation administrator gave special praise Saturday to the BI for its cool expert handling of hi jacking incidents "BI agents on the scene have had to make some ex tremely difficult decisions in which the dangers of taking positive action with regard to the safety of hostages had to be balanced against the dangers of non Shaffer said believe they have met this challenge in a mature and re sponsible way in avoiding the of excessive force in all cases and preserving lives of a significant number of innocent people in the Shaffer in a summary of re cent developments said all 16 attempts to hijack aircraft for ransom thus far this year have failed The persons involves have been arrested killed or are under the control of a for eign government he said Shaffer said that "trying to hijack an aircraft for profit is the greatest exercise in determined if Wallace would ever walk again A reception at the center is set for Monday to give Wallace other patients and staff mem bers a chance to get acquaint cd we tell all of them that met him go back to work and let him go to me Georgia lecn program is sponsored by the Technology Mobilization Re employment program and funded by the US Department of Labor STRICKLIN COMPANY Stationers lorence South Carolina 128 South Irby Streit Shp On or laco up Back Brown Green Sizes 6VI 12 Prices Good Thru Wednesday Open Nights 9 Plenty of ree Parking replied: "No Otherwise I be Marshal arrived Saturday morning joining another New York lawyer for ischer An drew Davis Spassky went Salmon fishing to get away from it all ischer as usual was in accessible He was closeted in his hotel presumably in quiet observance of the Sabbath his religion recognizes from sun down riday to sundown Satur day The feeling was that ischer would not play the scheduled third game on Sunday But no one knew for certain 1719 Palmetto Open 9 AM 9 PM Mon Thru Sat William Stricklin III 10 72 Gradcate of The Citadel unemployed or underemployed following layoffs from their aerospace and defense jobs are studying urban traffic and transportation at Georgia Tech a man on the said Dr Donald 0 Covault of the MYRTLE BEACH CONVENTION CENTER 8 30 pm Mon St I JUNE 26 AUG 1 1 lm 30 Juv 1 27 29) Bo Offie Tri 413041 tfl 1st Quality PANTY HOSf 48' Bank inancing Available Delivery and Installation Available irst Come irst Serve Sale Coolerator McGraw Edison Kwajalein and Japan In other action the ports au thority authorized an addition al expansion of its North Charlestoncontainerfacilitieslt will build a second 900 foot fully equipped berth for the benefit nf nthor cnntainpr lines school of civil engineering included jn the project ex pected to cost excess of Wo million are 1200 paved stor age area spaces for containers Charleston container facilities It will build a second 900 foot fully equipped berth for the benefit of other container lines A second giant container crane identical to the first one which has been in use for the past 18 months The $12 mil lion 40 ton starporter is on order and expected to be oper ational by December 15 five years The railroad which is under bankruptcy reorgani zation that would give it a savings of about $100 for the' with overrides or oth er mecha 6innil knrtinDOC onniir ihni Inko nm atYQilohla fnr nprsnns Tne Environmental trotec 5 tion Agency notified automak trained in traffic engineering ers that it was closely scutiniz an urban transportation plan ing devices planned for 1973 rung TknPAAmoTooli nrnmm cars mat migm aisaoie emis sion control systems under cer tain conditions The EPA ex pressed concern that some of the systems may be equipped msms that ineneci wouia lurn the systems off under certain driving or temperature condi tions allowing the emis sions to exceed federal ceilings The EPA gave manufacturers 30 days to report details of dis abling devices not already sub mitted to the EPA If the agen cy concludes the mechanisms are inconsistent with the intent of the Clean Air Act the maker would have 15 days to remove them from the vehicles or ren der them inoperative Stirling Homex disclosed that an operating loss for the 10 months ended May 31 was $263 million BIRMINGHAM Ala (API Crippled Alabama Gov George Wallace has begun four weeks of therapy and training designed to make him physi cally and occupationally inde pendent Wallace entered Spain Re habilitation Center in the Uni versity of Alabama Medical Center complex riday after spending nearly eight weeks at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring Md Wallace received a spinal in mrv in a Mav 15 assassination attempt while campaigning for talked with people for hours the Democratic presidential "His spirits have improved nomination at a Laurel Md on a daily basis since he left shopping center He is paral Maryland and his family is re yzed from the waist down spending beautifully The governor who spent last is one of the hardest week at the Democratic Nation working patients had He al Convention in Miami Beach gives 100 per cent la will remain at the Spain Traugh said Wallace has felt Center until he is totally inde some sensation in his legs but pendent Dr George Traugh a described them as heavy and specialist in physical medicine tingling and said he did not said know what the feeling meant Traugh said Wallace would He said it would be at least follow a normal hospital sched six months before it could be ule and "will get no preferen tial treatment at all He is apatient who happens to be a He added Wallace would be allowed confer with aides and conduct state business only when the therapy ends about 4:30 pm Theranv sessions are sched uled four times a day Wallace Traugh said Women's and Toons' CANVAS CLEARANCE Big Selection Lace Up and Slip On Styles Sizes 5 10 Our Regular $227 big problem (m cities) is During the eight week course the engineers will study traffic control devices highway inter secuuito paiMLig piuuiuiio lumbia chairman of the author freeway operations and the ity following its monthly meet peOpe who are affected by the ing in Charleston building of highways and the Don Welch executive di routing of streets rector pointed out that the far The students average about 45 years old and Covault said when they finish the course they will earn annual salaries of about substantially less than some were maxing the aerospace Most of the jobs will be in lo cal governments and several with the federal government 1C ARROLL RIOHTKJt'S from the Carroll Kiter institute 7 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A Wonderful day come to a better understanding with your 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Carroll Individual orecast for your sign for August is now ready or your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter orecast (name of newspaper) Box 629 "Hollywood Calif 90028 ((c) 1972 McNaught Syndicate Inc) By JULIE LINT Associated Press Writer REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Boris Spassky fished for salmon and Bobby ischer kept his Sabbath Saturday as chess officials scrambled to save the world championship After talks with officials' of the International and Icelandic chess federations 1 lawyer Paul Marshal an nounced the American chal lenger had withdrawn his ob jection to the presence of movie cameras in the playing hall long as they blow his Marshal also asked the offi cials to reconsider their deci sion to uphold the referee in de claring a forfeit because is cher missed the second game of the 24 game series Thursday ischer boycotted the session saying the cameras distracted Shaffer Gives Special Praise To BI Truck Load" (One Time) LORENCE MORNING NEWS SUNDAY JULY 16 7 A Cargo Increase Set or Charleston Port CHA A SeTSte'S Auttori the 1 conlalner pert of the North Charleston mmaisothur cNovacek president ports authority) we anticipate was made possible of the container division of Sea continued growth as the econ a greement signed tatey be expressed pleasure omy of South Carolina and oth tween the autho afi(j Optimjsm over the agree er southeastern states ex tram Lines inc ment We consjder Charleston Ndvacek said Sea Retraining Helps Space Engineers been operating under short on the moon are being ret between most points in term lease agreements Its rained bere to solve the prob Eur0De the United States east pure container ships began call lemsofcongested cjty traffic coasts the ina nri fbe nort of Charleston Thppnpinpers who are either li tr in Inlv 197(1 me engineers wno are eimer canbbean Hawaii Guam The multi million aoiiar transaction guarantees a mini mum volume of 250000 tons of cargo during each of the next 10 years To facilitate this the autho rity agrees to pave and main tain an area providing 800 con tainer spaces for use The tremendous growth and potential of Seatrain and the container trade in general prompted this major declared Johnson of Co him Marshal said new evi dence was being prepared that might stave off cancellation of the match He wouldn say what the evidence was failure to turn up for his second encounter with the world champion gave Spassky a 2 0 lead Spassky needs 12 points to retain the title ischer Each game won counts a point A draw is I nan a point ischer is refusing to play game No 3 Sunday unless the point the Russian gained by default is scratched from the score sheet The deadlock seemed un breakable but attor neys and his second the Rev William Lombardy were trying to find a way out One official connected with the International Chess eder ation said he thought it was impossible to take the point away from Spassky ischer boycotted game No 2 because he said the noise from hidden movie cameras created playing conditions An engineer tested the noise level ot the cameras ana touna no difference in the sound in the empty hall with or without the cameras running The Icelandic organizers ear lier agreed to remove the tele vision and movie cameras al 1 though revenue from the rights helped to raise tne total prize money to $300000 the richest chess championship in history pack up and go home Marshal can Soviet Union trade rela one halrl the fore nf thp hllSI ness scene during the past week after the Soviet Union agreed' to buy $75 million of American grain The deal was announced last Saturday night and adminis tration officials also indicated they had worked out a formula that might persuade the Soviet Union to pay World War II lend lease debts The three year grain agree ment was signed with the un derstanding the United States would make quick delivery of the products with at least $200 tn VxA nilT chased in the first year An and most favored nation tariff partment said business in INGRATE! Dr Rentschler of Redwood city nanas a carrot top io a pet male llama for the benefit of photographer Tom Bullock of the Redwood City Tribune Suddenly the doctor finds himself knocked to the ground by a kick from the animal The doctor theorized the male llama was just protect ing its mate Rentschler who has been arguing with authorities for permis sion to keep the animals in a corral at his home has been ordered to get nd of them within four months (AP) THIS WEEK IN BUSINESS 7 Lanier Htg AC CbiO 162 Cashua Dr 7AAV lorence 007 Trade Pact Holds orefront NEW YORK (AP) Ameri jobs starting July 26 The Yn rr nai th TbesS The demand for such persons dicated that a work slowdown nal tne beginning oi a revival ivqtp indnstrv is might be imminent because of in Ue one remaining sluggish J11' thJ action sector of the domestic econo nesara The disoute between the fail mY A11 other sectors have been According to a spokesman for ine dispute between me ran exDansion for the American Society of Profes SE Engineers about 2000 tral said it would start reducing the size of crews on April 1 question has remained the 1972 to eventually phase out main barrier to reaching an about 5700 jobs over the next over all trade agreement be tween the Soviet Union and the United States administration officials said Under the plan worked out by the United States the Soviet Union would receive Export Import Bank economy were reported during credits from the United States the week The Commerce De Traugh said Wallace has felt described them as heavy and Atlantic headquarters here had term lease agreements Its ping firms It provides fast rppnlar comouter monitor service between most points in 1 I I 'ik 1 Jim MM uh 4 Mat' Mm nMTir ijMCTlffWL rs A 54 CS 5000 BTU 92M A 81 CE 8000 BTU yy A 142 MX 14000 BTU 1fn at 17500 BTU A 202 CR 20000 BTU 260M A 233 CR 23000 BTU 285.