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The Herald-Journal from Logan, Utah • 28

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TIm Herald Jeerael I6n Utah Sunday July 197 The Week In Review Miscellaneous fa Salt MiKtllaMWS fa Sul Day and Caaftact Set New Direction 1 LOST: Black Angus Heifer calf 300 lbs George Harris Smith-field 563-6013 LOST: In Logan Ladies gold watch (Bulova) Rewad 847-0625 946-3268 Help Waited 2 last and Fsvttd 1972 PHILCO-FORD MODEL CLEARANCE ONE OF A KIND 24 Months Terms 25" PHILCO COLOR TV CONSOLES 1 Reg S76995 Save $170 Now $59995 S26 month 1 Reg 59995 Save $120 No2 $47995 $21 month 23" PHILCO COLOR TV CONSOLE 1 Reg $54995 Save S90 Now $45995 S20 month FIRESTONE STORES By AL FAUSTINO The politics" was a thing of the past this week at the Democratic convention The politics" took over and the many jf them women activists blacks and put in all-night sessions and voted their consciences Their candidate George McGovern delivered his acceptance speech early Friday morning in the vast red-white-and-blue Convention Hall hammering away at his thane of home America" He promised to stop the bombing of North Vietnam on inauguration day and to America back to work" But he summed up the tone of his speech with these words: "This is the time to turn away from excessive preoccupation overseas to rebuilding our own The nomination of the 49-year-old South Dakota senator was the culmination of a primary campaign that began FREEPORT The hijacked National Airlines 727 jetliner sat stranded on a small south Texas airfield designed only fa propeller aircraft It had blown four tires on landing The hijackers had $600000 they received in Philadelphia and still held three stewardesses hostage But Thursday after 22 hours an FBI man convinced them they have a chance The Stanley Green 34 and Lulseyd Tesfa surrendered and were held in lieu of $1 million bond each The brief truce in Northern Ireland ended as the week began Seven persons including a retarded 15-year-old Catholic boy died in one bloody 24-hour period in midweek The army said the boy David Mclienaghan was shot by four gunmen who wounded his mother and shot him as he lay in bed Police said he had a mental age of 4 Around the World The deadlock in the Vietnam peace talks held as negotiations resumed this week but there seemed to be a slight change in attitudes UJS negotiator William Porter made an unusually moderate presentation of President Nixon's ceasefire plan The Communists rejected it but then without being fully explicit asked for a new over-all package for a political and military settlement REYKJAVIK Bobby Fischer's favorite chair was flown to Iceland Sunday and the start of the world chess championship was finally in sight On Monday Fischer said he didn't like the lighting the chess board and a few other things in the hall where he was to play titleholder Boris Spassky of Russia Fischer lost the first of the possible 24 games on Tuesday Thursday he stayed in bed and the second was awarded to Spassky as an anthropologist one of the professors at the University of a specialist in comparative law WHILE BROTHER Ralph battles the cause of the consumer his sister Laura above strives quietly for nothing less tl-an a revolution in the UJL legal system She is the mother of thrre I Sister Is Also In Campaign For Change with him as a rank outsider But the efficiency of the organization he built was apparent when he won handily on the first ballot McGovern's vice presidential choice was Sen Thomas Eagle ton a 42-year-old Roman Catholic from Missouri Eagle ton a member of the Senate's antiwar bloc conceded he was a relative unknown in national politics know I'tn 'Tom he told reporters "1 realize I'm not a household word But when Muskie was picked in 19G8 he was and when Agnew was picked in 19GB he was It's going to take a lot of work on my part" The delegates weary from long sessions and lack of sleep broke out of their serious mood just before the 36th quadrennial Democratic National Convention ended Votes popped up during the vice presidential balloting for 75 persons including Archie Bunker place they can go is to law enforcement agencies and courts The adversary nature of court proceedings is not suited to cooling social conflict She speculates that the violence of recent years of student protest might have been avoided if the 1964 Free Speech Movement at Berkeley had been turned ova to student government when the disputes first arose instead of calling the police The national pattern could have been peaceful she said The US legal system further fails she said because it treats different classes differently In ha view white collar crime goes largely unpunished while crimes of the Iowa economic classes are dealt with harshly She notes tliat Southern were not indicted fa criminally conspiring to thwart desegregation while war resisters were quickly brought to trial The poor whose disputes typically involve less than $100 have no place to seek resolution she said and even the middle class citizen often can't affad litigation a must wait years when he does sue before a decision is made She highlights anotha fault she finds with the US system by saying the Zapotec would be mystified by the manner in which the United States treats environmental and consuina crimes by corpaations they measae the seriousness of a criminal act in terms of the nuinba of people such an act effects" that is what is so bizarre about the American legal system" she said else in the wald would stealing from a phone booth be considered inae serious than polluting the earth?" How could you explain she asked why Seattle recently was found to spend 70 pa cent of police time in the legal system processing drunks? Or that $70 million in federal money was spent in California in 1969 enforcing marijuana laws while the budget for the whole federal judiciary was $121 million? Miss Nada looks to the creation of numerous new kinds of agencies fa settling disputes as a solution to he problem ehilih-rn as well women full California and (UPI) Hapar Soroka NOWOPEN)MS Smal WikM Airto Service Service Specialist ck o( Cook JromporlotiofM 732-8599 MMSM TV REPAIR Color Black White All Makes Logan's Largest Service Shop SAME DAY SERVICE -No Waiting SOMERS MUSIC 752-6515 Whirlpool Washers Dryers Specie! Notice FULLER Brush Products 563-6458 FOR SALE: Save on beef and pork Call 5630010 RUBBER Stamps made to order Return address stamps our specialty A Horlacker 543 East 1800 North 752-6219 Special Rug Shampoo Offer Cache Cleaning Service Any lira rug for $5 par room Includes labor and materials Paul Habliston owner eve 753-1001 REDUCE excess fluids with Fluidex Lose weight with' Dex-A-Diet capsules at Grand Central Drugs Wanted te ley 11 Wanted large used saddle 258-2096 9 YEAR old boy desires to buy old Edgar Burroughs Tarzan and Mars bojks to read and cherish Call 752-2317 Heme Fur eiihings 15 30" FRIDGEDARE Stove $25 Call 7523180 Miscellaneees fee Sele 14 SINGER TOUCH AND SEW In freight damaged cabinets Full price $3880 For further information call 563-5102 Anytime STEREO COMPONENTS Weather Damaged These stereos are under full factory warranty Are equipped with AM-FM stereo radio and 4-speed professional turn tables 8 track jacks 2 walnut speaker boxes and accessory panel Original price at S29900 Now only SI 1900 For further information call 563-5102 anytime FRIGIDAIRE Washer Practically new Fits USU apts Foam mattress dbl bed Vac cleaner 753-3409 Tremendous Garage Mon Tucs July 1th and 18th 10 am to 9 pm 1768 Fast 1500 No Air conditioner Elec brooms Floor polisher lawn mower Guitar Fischer Skiis lamps Light fixtures Chairs Linens Rugs Spreads Toys Swing set Clothing etc FRIGIDAIRE Frig with Ig bottom freezer Also will trade twin size water bed for regular mattress and box springs 753 1329 USED Beige couch and chair Kitchen table and chairs Call 7520260 after 5 pm CONTEMPORARY Living Room suite sofa rocker chair 2 end' tables coffee table ottoman Excel cond Call 7520392 or 752-4086 HOTPOINT Range 2 end tables coffee table Call 5636361 DINETTE White and gold Provincial like new 752-2093 KITCHEN SET: 4 chairs exUa leaf Nice apartment size Motorcycles FOR SALE: 1971 450 Honda Excellent condition Call 753 6065 1969 HONDA SL 90 Excel condition Best offer 752-3648 1972 HONDA 750 Exc cond 1300 miles $1400 Preston 853-1993 152 East Oneida 1971 CB 450 Honda 246493 1972 SUZUKI 250 cc Best offer over $675 Call 752-2681 1968 BSA 500 cc Phone 752-4504 Good Cond GOING Into the Air Force Must sell Kawasaki 250 excellent cond 258-2690 733 CYL 380 Suzuki Best offer over $675 753-0201 HONDA 350 1970 ljMO actual miles st Offer Had TLC 563-6948 MUST SELL: 1971 Kawasaki 250 Enduro with access Going into the service 7530637 or 753 6056 Pots 19 BRITTANY Spaniel pups 3 eight week old males Call after 6 pm 7520412 GERMAN Short hair pups purebreed but not Reg tidied in color just right for hunting this year "B-7366 ADORABLE AKC Tea cup poodles Good line 7531811 BRITTANY Springer Spaniel 14 yr old Spayed Had shots Owner on Mission 2532655 BEAUTIFUL part Cocker puppies Darling Kittens call 752-5290 or 752-1020 AKC American Cockers puppies It stud service Top quality 7531007 THOSE wishing information on St Bernards: Puppy selection desirable traits breeding showing Call 752-6479 repr Great Salt Iake SL Bernard Club Spurting Gods FOR SALE: Left-handed registered golf dubs stiff shaft 7524)441 Livestock Poultry 22 SHEEP for sale 1 buck 9 ewes 7 lambs Phone 2532203 REG Quarter Gelding also 5 yr old Sorrel both 100 per cent broke guaranteed Bertus Wanner 8524)156 Prefect far Sale 23 TAKING orders now for red beets Be pickling cucumbers Mrs Johnson 7539007 ORDER NOW! Frozen blueberries Boysenberries strawberries raspberries blackberries Huckleberries call before July 17th 7537129 Crisp cold storage apples Joseph Baer Providence 7536061 PIE Cherries pick your own Zollinger Fruit Farm call 753 7810 100 TON Brom and Alfalfa Hay 547-3887 Soda Springs-Idaho AIEAIE4 Hay and oats hay high quality call 752-9000 BAIED grass hay in field $35 Baled grass hay baled alfalfa in barn at liigan 7533101 Farm Equipment CASE 600 grain combine about 10 years old in good cond Always kept under cover Also grain auger elevator and oilier machinery 1240 Main lew lston 2532298 MOVING to Massachusetts Musi sell 3 year old John Deere 55 combine Has only 340 hrs Cab 14' reel and straw chopper Contact Gerald Bair 257-5231 or 257-3357 Farmers Needs 2 SFECTAI Grain bin sale Sioux Carload prices Size 1300 bushel up to 6500 bushel in stock Will order larger sizes as required Ellis Equip Co 701 So Main Digan Call collect 752-ill I loots Marine Supplies 32 iTsKI BOAT Call 7526791 GREGOR All welded alum 14' boat 9'- hp Johnson outboard motor $5u0 752-8745 FURNITURE Stove cooler Misc household items 753 1911 HOMEUTE Portable 1600 watt generator alternator call 253 2072 after 4:30 FOR SALE: 25000 btu window air conditioner $250 or best offer 752-4844 FRIG Range lamps bookcase and mixe items $5 up 753-2794 356 1st Anytime HUSSI 5 Speed Boys Bicycle Excel Cond 7520989 or see at 318 7th So Riverheights USED Electric Range Refrigerator call 7520005 FOR Sale: Car Stereo 4-8 Track 1 Set 7x14 Aluminum Mags 1 Set Wire-rim Hubcaps Phone 752-3211 OLD German grandfather clock $275 Ornate brass bed $250 4 antique kitchen chairs $70 Ornate rocking chair $35 753 MOVING Must sell Maytag Auto Washer Coldspot Refrigerator Wheelbarrow FM Antenna Stainless steel stepping stones Lodgepole pine poles Kitchen Utility Cart Garden Hoses Bookcase best offer 752-8598 ebb! MOftt CASH EVER YTIME Collectors Corner Antiques wiH buy aN old furnitura toys glasswoar trunks act Call 753-0758 Anytime PARK Mobile home free with swimming pool privileges for care of yard 752-6758 Le before school panty sale Call Diana Esplin 245-3876 FREEZERS REFRIGERATOR SALE! 20-cu ft chest freezer holds 700 lbs of food 16-cu ft upright holds 560 lbs Both have snap-out key lock magnetic gasket interior light Your choice for only 19988 5AVE $41 on 166-cu ft frostless refrigerator Shelve' adjust to your storage needs Rollers make cleaning easier Choice of 4 colors Was 319-95 now only 27888 Wh frwnnvrtaton MONTGOMERY WARD 295 North Main 752-9550 LOGAN Musical lastraaiaiits 17 RENT BEFORE YOU BUY See for yaerteti ifa fan end refaaatien new Werirtier peso 4I bring le pot heme! SbewM pew decrie to bvy II money peid Ho wpphed te die gwrehote once KEITH JORGENSEN'S Home Entertainment 752-9724 REYNOLDS Flute Kevelle Master Trumpet both in good condition $75 each call 563 6383 CIAKINET for sale: 5 years old Good Condition Best offer 752-7817 LUDWIG Drums excel cond Cvmbal Be High-Hat Accessories $295 7534387 PIANO tuning and servicing on upright grands and players Harold Miller 2532205 Motorcycles 1J SUZUKI 50 rc 1000 miles excellent con $70 call 752-304" 1971 HONDA CL 100 less than 2i0 miles good cond 753 3423 1071 HONDA 450 High rise handlebars sissy bar Excellent rendition 245-6416 1970 KAWASAKI 90 TR Brush Master liss than 2000 miles 7532393 976 3rd SUPERINTENDENT Experience in managing two or more departments in metallurgical or chemical operation ChE or Metallurgical Engineering degree required Resume to: Foote Drawer 239 New Johnsonville Tenn 37134 UTAH State University Equal Employment Opportunity Part-Time employmert Assistant Manager Continuing Education Center Apply: DC Purnell Room 210 Agricultural Science Building Utah State University Extension ELECTRICIAN-ArPRENTICE Individual to train for permanent position Send complete resume with experience Box 83 Herald Journal Wanted Full a part time Men a ladies To sell-distribute plastic signs Manning Enterprise 200 Pine Pocatello Idaho US CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-women 18 and ova Secure jobs High starting pay Short hours Advancement Preparatory training as long as required Thousands of jobs open Experience usually unnecessary FREE information on jobs salaries requirements Write TODAY giving name address and phone Lincoln Service Box 78 Haald Journal DRAFTSMAN Civil Engineer a Registered Land Surveyor for Consulting Engineaing Firm Send resume and Salary expected to Box 81 Haald Journal WANTED: Cook fa Fraternity house daily starting Fall Quar fa further infor call 752-9879 GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY Brand now Rool Estate Office in Logan has openings for sharp Real Estato men and women Excellent location Pleasant office You begin by taking 50 commission plus 15 listing fee with built in raises as you produce sales After you have earned $5000 you have received first raise Earn $500 more and you've earned another raise Payday Is any day a sale is completed You're paid promptly Promotions Will be made from our ranks Our three year training program will qualify you for Brokerage license Women applicants most welcome Top Level Management Guidance Eipwrttficfd Rhtr Salesmen will ha ipaoot commnwo plan Wrtf etfav ftoe 87 a Nftod toura( lestructiee COLD Ceramic workshops available for Relief Societies 753-3681 Pay end Contract AULT sZ7 Packing Crating local Nationally PHONE 752-0421 or 752-0449 UWHON CONLOfclt FORMING 495 iotf 4th No Logon CoKrfff ovndoion (Work oc Nopl hifcobir Eepfct4 TOMCtOOKSTON MTIER SAVAGE AUEN SCHENK 9h 2979 7SJ 3737 Wf wenffo a on vPu Cache Cleaning Service Available t' aov vee a late 2 Sir hr tmiae 010 a Moft aH evenings 753-1001 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Department Room 71 Old Main until 3 pm July 25 lor the purchase of: STUDY CARRELLS AND SLIDE PROJECTORS RECORDS COIN OPERATED COPIER SERVICE PLASTIC WRAP SEALER PICKUPTRUCK SELF CLEANING WATER STRAINER Specifications on file in the office of the undersigned We reserve the right to reject any and all bids Baugh Purchasing Agent Utah State University Logan Utah Publication Date July 16 1972 WANT ADS CASH RATES 1 day rate 3 Unas 200 3 day rate 3 lines 300 A day rate 3 lines 400 lOday rate 3 line 600 30 day rate 3 fines 1000 I day rate 4 lines 250 3 day rate 4 fines 375 A day rate 4 fines 575 10 day rate 4 fines 750 30 day rate 4 lines 1250 1 day rate 5 lines 300 3 day rate 5 finds 450 A day rate 5 lines 700 10 day rate 5 lines 900 30 day rate 5 lines 1300 Please Note! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS Please Check Your Ad on the First Day! We maka avary effort to avoid orror in your ClaMifiod Adi but duo to tha number handled every day miitakei do ilip through We aik therefore that you check your ad the first day it ii run to make sure it is correct if it isn't please call immediately We regret that we cannot be responsible for more than ONE BAY'S incorrect insertion if you do not call the error to our attention Call 752-2121 Week days 8-7 Sat 8-2 WirkWntd cust prayIng Weeds Termites I ApM BOB CUSTOM SPRAYING ANDKSICONItOl I 752-1851 723-7868 I lagan engnam PROFESSIONAL Cleaning-Get your carpets upholstery walls and windows cleaned at Fantastic Savings to you Free estynate Logan Home Be Industrial Cleaning Call 753 1811 TREES Removed by Top or Root Call for free Estimate IdVem Ricks 7534)906 SAND Blasting trailers trucks cars implements houses tanks any sirface safe for sand Masting Walton Mfg 753 2022 HAMMOND'S Spraying Service Quality control of weeds Be insects in trees lawns crops Spray Earwigs now 563-5290 Electrolux Sales Service Vacuum supplies and repairs 752-1674 TREE Service Trim or removal Free estimates Hubert Smith 245-3569 HOME repairs Sober dependable man Room 206 Hotel Ijigan ABOVE ALL A GOOD ROOF Nelson Roofing Free Estimates 752-8931 adding she finds reason fa the state and the legal profession to have a monopoly on law and order" Corpaations could aganize satisfactory mechanisms fa handling consumer complaints small claims courts could be expanded private and public agencies could be designed fa social problems and law schools" could educate ordinary citizens in using the law she said The single most important difference between the Zapotec and US systems Miss Nada said is that Zapotecs have access to their legal system and can affad to use it Americans she said don't understand their system and certainly don't understand 98 per cent of the contracts they sign She concluded that when a judge can't undastand his own insurance policy when it takes a lawya to interpret a car warranty it's time to simplify the law Almanac By United Press International Today is Sunday July 16 the 198th day of 1972 with 168 to follow The moon is approaching its first quarter The morning stars are Venus and Satan The evening stars are Mercury Mars and Jupita Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer Mary Baker Eddy founder of the Christian Science chach was ban July 16 1821 On this day in histay: In 1790 Congress set up the District of Columbia as the permanent seat of the US government In 1862 by an act of Congress David Farragut became the first American admiral In 1945 the first experunental test of the atomic bomb was conducted in New Mexico In 1969 Apollo 11 blasted off from Cape Kennedy with three astronauts aboard headed fa the moon A thought fa the day: Christian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy said love always has met and always will meet every human need" BERKELEY Calif (UPI)-While Ralph Nader battles the cause of the consumer his sister strives quietly for nothing less than a revolution of the US legal system I aura Nader who uses her maiden name and who bears a strong resemblance to her famous brother is a married mother of three small children as well as an anthropologist-one of the few woman full professors at tlie University of California Compared with other societies Miss Nader finds the legal system to be bizarre The legal profession she says has flunked because it does a poor job of solving people's problems other societies opens your eyes to what is going on around says Miss Nader a specialist in comparative law who argues her case in the journals and on the rostrums of scholars notice things other people don't notice system is extreme in seeking to place blame to determine guilt and to exact punishment" she said adding the courts are too preoccupied with finding fault and are too vindictive Miss Nader wife of a physcist did her own first fieldwork in 1957 among the Zapotec Indians in southern Mexico before obtaining her doctorate from Harvard and she uses their system among others in ha arguments In Zapotec court proceedings she said in an interview the objective is to reach a compromise acceptable to all rather than a winner-take-all decision In Korea she continued peace is preferred to justice and harmony to truth In Turkey judges whose decisions do nut inspire appeals get more pay "Americans let disputes escalate very fast and have no developed institutions competent to handle new social problems and de-escalate violence" she said During the 1930s administrative agencies were created to handle labor disputes Miss Nader said but in general when new conflicts arise between groups and classes the uily i I.

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