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Oroville Mercury Register from Oroville, California • 3

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Democrats Fear Disaster ommittee's Action California's June I priniary REGISiliERl neutral In the nomination race He expressed the growing fear of many prominent Demo- crate in the state with the biggest bloc of electoral about 17 per cent of' those pended to elect a president i They see a potential correlation between 1968 a Democratic 4 -1 disaster year in California and 1972 In 1968 California delegates returned from the Chicago convention so embittered at what they considered handedness and old-- that' few pnt out much effort for nominee Humphrey Some did not even endorse him Their antagonism- permeated down lnto the grassroots and Humphrey lost the state which Is 8-2 Democratic 'ta tion by just 2 percentage pdints ppljve son Richard Nixdn kcGovern won 435 per emit 7 her Watergate-apartment' and winner-take-an Wantiwar demonstrators' in primary: vote and-everyone at Joining McGovern or liberal in a third tnoVement -It will be worse than says former state party chair- man Charles Warren' who isv the state's entire -bloc' 271 delegates Blit the WASHINGTON (U I) -Martha Mitchell- rejoices that -her husband has gotten out of full-time politics but she stjir says she is a hard to fiad Photo above fy ef and streef acres Llacbla fremlthe 1 1 ceartheuse The photo was tehee Jane 28 The weeds were still there today Coandlmea are calling tor strict eifsreemeat af this srdlaaace -V abatement erdlnqeee ere aot the area between the sidewalk Weather election campaign She com- plained about a security agenlrr who she said yanked the Jr pf the wall in California She described hep self as a A colorful native of Arkansas Mrs' Mitchell- 53 rapidly became a public figure when er husband Jolnwl cabinet in J9f0 She spoke JHit on -many issues' and' tho-telephone became her- trade-' mark i She was-Just another cabjnct wife one day early In 1969! when she looked cut the windmw-of Belfast '7 Terror i Continues sw 'ud Sacramento Valley: Fat through Tuesdays high today 85-95 except near 80 '-in delta high Tuesday 90 100: 4 tow tonight 55d5 light winds rv except wouffiwest up to 23 mph today in delta Sierra Nevada' Fair-through Tuesday slightly warmer Tuesday HV Nixon Buoyed by Polls Him OroviDf Weather --jrty SAN CLEMENTE Calif (UPI) President buoyed by polls showing him leading all'h's likcly'ppponents plans to leave the spotlight to the "squabbling Democrats) and spend the next two Weeks quietly- mapping hiliwre- Nixon- ejection strategy While House aides said today High Saturday lot Low-' Saturday 64 High yesterday 95 Low yesterday'll -A "ll am yesterday S3 11 am today 82 7 Relative humidity Saturday at I tom 89 -'7 Belative humidity yesterday at am Relative humUDty today at at I ajn 50 Rainfall last 24 hpurs up to 11 un 00 V--- Rainfall this season to data Rainfall tut year to date jo1 Nonna rainfall for Oroville to date -00 Total ratoian last -1411 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) California Welfare Rights Organization today demanded a change In state- regulations which reduce aid payments to families vriien the mother becomes pregnant because the unborn child receives Attorneys for the welfare organization termed the State Department of Social Welfare regulations in A letter to department director Robert Carlesom They said that the procedures mean that when a mother with three children on Aid to Families with Dependent -Children becomes pregnant' the welfare grant is reduced 327 a month Under welfare laws the family Is entitled to additional aid when another baby is fcdded the lawyers' said The additional grant" treats the runbomtaby-Just'-like-janother child ana ihdudes an allowance for costs of housing and utilities "baby's housing allowance and is' deducted from 'the welfare grant just as if it were cash Since the housing and utilities needs of one person are larger than the rant increase1 which the family gets when a new child Is added the net effect is credentials committee abting 1 challenge from Humpuey -supgOTters toric delegates last week and award- ed them to other candidate! ia proportion to" their vote Hum- phroy got TOL Irate McGovern supportefi" are purtiing 1 court sqit and have pledged a massive floor fight to overturn the credentials committee If that is unsuccess- ful and McGovern loses the nomination some' Californians are hinting nt Joining a third party movement only hopb to 73 to to offer a brand of new politics tar people who never believed in the old politic! To take away the nomination from George: McGovern after he won it fairiy la the-dirtiest undemocratic kind oCj politics" 'says Uick state Auembtyman Willie Brown San Francisco McGovern delegation co-duir man tarry 'Lawrence Southern California party chairman who was neutral during the primary but Joined McGofern's dekga-tion afterward lays if thq South pakotan is denied the nomination the backlash Tun sll -thb' wiy from rompleiety passive litiutios to insurrection You could well seo violence break out" National Committoewomau Carmen Warschaw still a neutral reported -taking her off the hook after si flood of calls from people saying they never would vote for Humphrey Some -called it sport tactics It was wild" 1 i 'r Two Local Rangers Transferred County subtut a television Interview she said the doninnKtralnrs limited like the demonstrators lisiked like she quoted her husband to back up hec views A little later she made 's 2 telephone cah to the 'Arkansas Gazette" tbUastSeiu William Fulbright chairman of the Senate' Foreign Relations Committee" She became- a Republican party Mar- and a frequent performei al- the party's fund raising dinners he still would rely heavily for political' ad vice on former 'Attorney' General John itchcll who stepped down over the weekend as his campaign chief Mitchell who engineered successful 1998 effort and left HW'Justlce Department There -also Is a slim rhknre that the legislature might pass legislation on noault insurance and a- ebastlihe protection which- Is virtually Identical to 'an -initiative that has qualified for the Nov 7 bailiff imnistmt most imnortiint completediJs niiwt impiirtant of on i' LaktDatq '77: Change in 24 hour period endr tag miilght -47 decrease Lake orovnto' elevation al midnight SNS7 Lakn maximum best eleva tion 900 feel NO bet' several months ago to manage the campaign resigned under pressure from his wife after he threatened to leave him If he Heiianned to return to his New York City law practice but will be available'Uf a consultant -The President Sunday conferred by telephone' With both -Mitchell aiaf his" successor Clait-Jf acGregon a flvs-term congressman from Minnesota who lost a bjd for the Senate in 1060 'to Hubert Humphrey -and has served on the White House -jtofsince then as chief liason with Congress Nixon was reported pleased by resul'ta of the kitest Gallup and' Harris 'Polls which show him substantially ahead of all Democratic' contenders' Aides aaid hejilanned to keep a -low prriile' during -the- next two which the message weeks In order not to detract ust be met to prevent public 'attention in anyway frpm the Intraparty fighting among the-'Democrato TheiVesidcnt arrived here Saturday for 1 stay at the Western White' Houses He was: Joined Ey two- cjose personal friends CjG Airports Receive Threats: Infer Air Transport Associa- A I mmmIi (1ATA) received an mexsige today mass reprisals airports servicing the unless Israel thev surviving of 'the-- Lod airport within next 24 -7 spokesman said Die was one of four Against any airport' Israel's El Al airlines facilities xpokpJunan said (he to Im declared that General Kurt Wald' 1- T- -LOMONUPITta nsthma! tion 'snunymnus threatening' against xraeU's-airline iteases nmitn -mbasacre bouts An'UTA release demand! allowing- to ufte its Thq message Secrrtary BELFAST (UPD-One of the bloodiest weekends of Ulster violence pushed the death toll today to 40dfor the three years of Northern Ireland terror and threatened to smash the week-old ceasefire Police said two bullet-riddled and hooded bodies were disco ered in Belfast today bringing -7 to seven the number of persons' Vkilled'ln gunbattles or' executed by militants this weekend The boqy -of aman was found In a car abandoned near Gremlin Road jail before dawn and -i passerby on his way to work in the' same 'area found the body of a young man dumped in Twickenham 'Street Police -Aaid they also were bn Oho ImiLaiiO Im mhm uikn imom who had been serving a life sentence for murdering a Roman Catholic bartender- In "1966 Gunmen kidnapped Spence 'Sunday)' night las he was returning to jail from a twoday partfle panted to sllpw him to -attend 'his wedding and ViMHiis ailing1 mother Both the IRA and the British army emphasized they court- dered the cease-fire stilT in force despite the foavy gun battle Sunday morning hr Old Park! area and fresh outbursts early today between Protestanlsji Catholics and troops the MI superhighway leading jto Dublin Children playing soccer found the bodies of two Protestants Sunday' night on a cricket ground in Belfast's Old Park district near tile scene of in early morning fight between Protestants Cstixdics end 'British troops They were identj- Tied as truckdrivcr 7 Hugh Ctawspn arid busdriver Divla Fisher bqth30 Like an unidentified body of man dumped-(ram a car soon afterward in the' Forth River area of West Belfast they had been shotthrough the head' ths hallmark of 'extremist execu- tions -Two more victims of the first weekend since tfc Irish Repubv lican Artoy (IRA) declared a ase-fire last Monday were Daniel Hayes 43 a Catholic and Paul JobUnl a 19-year-old Witness from En-' gland' who had been doing1 voluntary work at a Belfast camp for foor children- Welfare administrators hpwever consider that the baby receives preaana-m bly becaiue it costs nothing agenda involves' the North Volume at midnight 3236838 Bve in the mother's womb the Burbank Public Utility District acre feet attorneys sai This "free east of Oroville and thqr said is treated as a-' Involve the Chico area-contribution in- The: annexation- east- of come in the amount of the Oroville cnptaina 371 acres -and Maximum amount of water released lntoFeather River dur-tag 24 fours ending at inldnight at 9 in the supervisors room at the courthouse 4000 cfs Waicf lemneratues (Jane 15) Mix Mitchell made another call to this reporter Sunday and gave her reaction the announcement of her nay 'he was leaving hia Job as' John MltcheUSaturday that chairman if the committee re-elect President Nixon that's what she'ssiid when- asked how she Viewed the resignation But ahe spoke in a low voice did notlalk long and hung telephone abruptly' stiQ a political she said cant' talk tang Lam calling surreptltlous- She sfid she was at the' Watergate Apartmente where Mitchells their Washington -home" She' won-" dered during the course of the conversation why no one had asked a question about her at news conference Thursday Mitchell the former attorney general said hen -he an- Bounced his resignation that lie hbped to vend more time with his wife add their daughter He -wfll contlmie to work as a part-time adviser to the president's tOi New Ymk City lira Mitchell made public unhipfriness politicsL role ina triephone cail to UPT in Jur 22 from Newport Beach 'Calif Shesaid ihellad given Mitchell an to get out of politics or she would leave him During the conversation she aid Just get and -the call was abruptly broken off On June 25 -Mrs Milcheltr called UPI this time from the Westchester Country Club at By She said wall leaving: Mitcheli he derides to- re: Traffic fieatK Toll Climbs llallAd Bmu lmlitoaa ffy MffN nuis iwwireirenro The' rount- of traffic deaths dwing the louf-day July Fourth hoUdsy dlmbed stesdily today toward a National Safety Council estimate of between 800 and 000 for the period A United 'Press International tabulation at noon EDT'ahowed 431 persoes tailed to auto-' acridentx' The Traffic Drownings Planes Other Total CakorOls'e A 430 32 550 vMon01 43 1 traffic death total wuthe highest In Uie natioa 7 Texas had 33 and New York 28 package to resolve the school finanring dilemma But Senate (-Democrats have withheld their endorsement Meanwhile the 'Assembly Ways- and Means Committee is 1 expected to act this week on an alternate -school finance prppo- aal by Assemblyman pixon R-Redwood City that wnuid post the state 3654 miUkxL 'Both plani juw designed meet the state' Supreme court's tandmariAdedsion that' fhe 9 mt IZ 1 -reduction' welfare payments when needs increase can only worsen the situation wrote attorney Jay-Allan Eisen of SanFrancis-' Co Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation can be only tlje most harmful effects to the baby 'if deprived of necessary: nourishment dining the critical months of pregnancy 1 is no reasonable way to Justify a calculation which arrives at tbe hidlcrous result that a family is entitled to a smaller grant when monetary needs are increased by the added costs and expense of the attorney wrote The letter said grants to families ex child had occurred in a Shasta Local Ajgency SetsAeeting- -The Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCOJ will hold its-monthly meeting Thursday represents the request of one 'owner ip annex to the North Burbank Public Utility District The' ara fronts' on'-Hillcrest Ave and lies astride the Kelly Ridge Estates development This annexation pill provide 'sewer sendee to -the large housing development Officially there' was no explanation 'H has not been in touch pith the Icela ndic Chess Federation or FIDE since he sent a dnble through Jbe US Chess Federation some" time back saying he would show up for the match proteftr7- Four times -isince then- Fischer has canceled bookings bn flights to Iceland The Icelandic federation which1 stands- to -Jose -much money if the matdi does not come off pleaded for Fischer Sunday and convinced Euwe to postpone the start Of the match -48 houre to give Fischer a- last chance am not very said Euwe the last non-Russian to hold the world title from 1935 to 1937 He Is -Dutch The decision came after several rounds of dosed' negtijd-stions involving Spassky Euwe the Icelandic organizers and Americansepresenting Fischer but not sutlKHlzed Jty him to -pegotfate m' Sphssiy appeared undisturbed the crfcfe juirrouiKjmg his' nl ihe title heron in I960 from fellow 'countryman Tigran Petrosian: jto was calm and Triaxed in Sunday's negotiations and his vV seconds said he wdi quits wds to fine Iceland Refuses Demands By snger Wilflsm Turpin OriiVJlle Ranger Station announced today the transfer of two of his staff personnel NjinT O'Bryant district silvhulturiKt Is tnnsferirig to the McKenzie River District of helm muit appear on television Rebozo of Key-Blseay ne Fla the Willamette Forest Tuesday agreeing to the de and Robert" It Abplaniilp of jn Oregon! O'Btysnt started in mands -a Brooxvllle NY "Tonwllfe District In I960 as these demands 'art not The three flew to Los Angcle met open war will beXwaged helicopter Sunday night for against Jewish IndustrteSv with dinner qt restaurant there being wage folk dance festival in Chicago Sunday Joined her husband at his ocean-side villa Sunday nighfa Press Secretary Ronald Zle- -'Xglcr saiil Nixlin planried lo od most of his time meeting with Dr Henry A Kissinger hisVhlef foreign policy strategist arid other aides Nixon and Kissinger will be conferring on9 the negotiating -posture tile United States will take when the Vietnam1 talks resume in 1J The demands werer million for aiq to underdeve- toped pountries: Withdraw I Arab territories r' Paris July a fireffghtr and wqrited hir way up to his present staff 'position In Tcfnrcstallnn oak logging and other limber stand im- provement work Turpin says O'Bryant has developed many new techniques to' improve 'timlier lands on lands now growing brush or productive species )n 1970 wsa'hopdred by the-local Eagles lodgfe' for his work in setting' firefighting crews within the Mcxican-American communtty: his wife Daria and five children will-be moving REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) Icelandic Chess tion refused today to meet US chess diaTtengaT Bobby Fis- other--nonAAv A -i4 A (These wllTbe changed per-tadicallyj Butte County Skies Taesday July 4 -a- Sunset today 8:36 pm Sunrise tomorrow 5:45 am Moonrise tomorrow 12:50 am New Moon July 10 'Z At this New Moon there will be aq eclipse of -the sun that wiU 'be total over a narrow band extending frmuSiberia-across' -northern Alaska and Canada and Out into the North Atlantic ocean-- -1 Computed for 'Oroyille Mer cury' by Bailey Frank ExtenM Forecast' SAN FRANCISCO Skies in Northern and Central California should be fair except' lor tour douds and patchy fog along the roast from Wednesday through Friday the Wroth- er Bureau says High temperatures should range from the mid 100s to mid 80s Inland andf in the 50s and OOnntang the roast lows will be -to (be Mq and Ota 7 V- Antique Chair Reported Stolen uncoirstitutional lxcause they discriminate Against poorer The Assembly "plans to recess 1 during Jhe Democratic convert-linn nut the Senate may wislc during tbe- convention week because only a few Senators baVA-lieen namod as drlrijaies Hopes High to Close Shop: Before Convention for more money to play the Soviet Boris Spassky for the world championship dangerous precedent would-be created if we gave in to Fischer He is threatening to kin the game of chess by insisting on his own condl- 7 said Gudmundur Einar-son a member of the -Icelandic organization commit-' tee The 24-game Fischer-Spassky fratdi was scheduled to start Sunday but was postponed un(A -Tuesday 'by Dr Max Eiiwe president'1 of the International Chess-Federation (FIDE) Fischer 29 is hiding out iri New York in a move- to force thesponsors of thq match to pajr him more 7 money for playing Spassky If Fischer does-nqthoW upi by noon Tuesday (8 Sji'EDTJT early in July rry Shipman Oroville District supervisory forester is transfering to the Six Rivers National Forest AifiP' Resource- Officer stationed xio-Willow Creek Shipmag started -with the Forest Sendee on the Rio Grande National forest as a seasonal fire-fighter He is a graduate of Utah State CoUege and has vorked ta timber' managekrtciu on the La Porte" 7 and OroviUe -Districts ef the A 7- Plumas National' Forest -to -SACRAMENTO (UPI) Legislators resumed their fev- erish pace today with 'plans of working through 'the July 4 holiday tp-wrap up the of legislative' business' before the Democratic National Cori'ven tion- begins'next Monday The two majo issues stilt the laWmidicrs' "are a massive laxshift-Kbool finance proposal andreapportipnment Gov Ronald Reagan and Assembly Speafer Bob 'Moretti D-Van Nuya have reached agreement od q1 $lJt toilliom -f 1-i Gentry Purdue- reportoLtOj deputies loha-hf 7ahVJiis right to challenge the 35- -antique-chair valued at 370 front'? year-old Russian i tfife storage-sfes of a building he will be disqualified Arid lose Orovllte District Timbtf Shipman if coordinating the lin i iwh msasgemrot 1'4amforii jire'sriiiSW'V' 'tad-wattoir a- atale 1 to recess July 28 until after the budge The lawmakers ap at J021 Wyandotte Aye ta the i past 'few days 7e Said" Purdue anauetioneer was not on the premises at the time the -chgjlr dissppedrrtd Icelandic rushing al airport to Imeef every flight from- New York for a week imply did not!) up Sunday Novembri1 ejections when provdd afTO billion bqdgef 'asd will refura 30 tackle Reagaii ud his blue-pencil: deadlocked Issue of reapportion vetoes to whittle the sum down W' IW '-i lA pn jrench Grek area Shipman' hiA wife Kayand two bpyr will moYing lata present property 'tax laws kre tv 1 4 1 0 I 1 1 'i mmmiroMto.

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