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The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 11

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The Lima Newsi
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Lima, Ohio
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7 1 -Jr I emsmiakets Thawdty, 1 -V. July 1972 THE LIMA NEWS, PACE All! FlficKer" Writes; i Cliess Matches Apology; Open Sunday FORMER PRESIDENT tributed it to the irritation of hospitalized the a portion of the Kansas Qty since "Sunday large jntesHpe. an intestinal problem, Trumans condition continences another round of X-rays, uedtobe labeled satisfactory: spokesman at Research ROAD DEATHS RISING -The number of road accidents in West Germany during the first three months of the year increased by 9.2 per cent. to 90,770 compared to-the same period in 1971. A total of 4,036 people were killed and 111J91 injured, a rise of per cent in.

deaths and L9 per cent in injuries. Center reported taken Monday were un- satisfactory, and they will be later in the week advisable." 88-yearold former chief told of soreness in lower back Tuesday; the spokesman said; adding that Wallace H. Graham, Tro-mans personal physician, at- DANCE" JULY 8th Featuring I 3 BANDS FRANK NEULLEL ORCH. The FABULOUS BUMBLEBEES FRANCIS LEAS DIXIELAND BAND AT WINS BATTLE Mrs. Jacqueline Onassis (left) won her battle against freelance photographer Ronald Galella in a Manhattan federal court decision barring him from tmfming her or her children.

The decision dismissed Galelia'i $1J-miliion suit charging Mrs. Onassis with interfering with his right to earn a living. (UPI Telephoto) CRYSTAL BALLROOM Versailles, Ohio MUSIC Starts: 8:30 Sharp 'til 2 AM Adm. only $2.00 Dancing every Sat. Nit a with 3 Bands 8:30 Til 2 AM From AP Reports BOBBY FISCHER made full and penitent apology, to I Boris Spassky today, and or-gphizers of the work! cheu fcampionship match said the to would meet for their first me Sunday night The organizers said it had ken agreed principle to bid the drawing, tonight to Jetermine which 'player would' ijave the white pieces and tfith them the first move.

-i The young American, in a letter delivered by hand fins morning to the world chess from the Soviet apologized for his disrespectful behavior. Fischer, whose delayed arrival doubled the prize money for both him and Spassky but also started an avalanche of confusion, asked the Russian to accept my sheerest apolo- gy I simply became carried away by my petty dispute over money with the Icelandic chess organizers, he wrote. The written apology from fix American challenger, was one of the chief conditions posed by the Russians before Spassky would sit down at the chess board with Fischer. FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER Ronald Galella has been barred from going near Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis by a federal judge who ruled in New York that Galella had relentlessly invaded her right to privacy. U.S.

District Court Judge Irving Ben Cooper wrote in his decision Wednesday that Galella was like a shadow everywhere she went he followed her and engaged in offensive conduct Cooper dismissed Galenas S1.3 million suit accusing Mrs. Onassis of interfering with his right to make a living and found him guilty of contempt for defying an earlier order to keep his distance from the family. A self-styled "paparazzo, Galella has made something of a carer of photographing the former first lady and her two children, Caroline and John Kennedy. I U.S. AMBASSADOR to India Kenneth B.

Keating announced today that he will resign before the Republican National Convention next (nonth to work for the re-eleo-tion of President Nixon. I Keating's departure will end I three-year assignment during which Nixons support of-. Pakistan in the December war plunged relations between Washington and New Delhi to their lowest point in the 2 years of Indian independence. BOTH HOUSES of die Japanese parliament elected Ka-kuei Tanaka prime minister today, ratifying his designation by the ruling Liberal-Democratic party. The 54-year-old construction millionaire and politician got 292 of the 471.

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The Liberal Democrats dhose Tanaka on Wednesday to succeed Prime Minister Ei-saku Sato. He retired at 71 after months of pressure from other leaders of the party too claimed he was hampering the normalization of relations with China. GEORGE WALLACE, partiqjly paralyzed but still seeking file presidency, ends a 53-day hospital stay. Friday and flies to the Democratic' National Convention torn he will disclose bis plans for fix future. Aides say the Alabama governor will make an important political announcement on his arrival in Miami Beach.

Aides have given no indication what Wallace will say on arrival affix convention. On one of three occasions on which he. left the hospital, Wallace conferred with four supporters on the Democratic Credentials Committee. Wallace will be flown from Andrews Air Force Base, to Epps Aviation Field in Montgomery, and then to Miami International Airport in an Air Force hospital plane. He will speak at an airport rally in Montgomery, and aides have scheduled another rally at the Miami airport Meanwhile, NBC announced that Wallace has withdrawn from a special program of "Meet fix Press." The program will go on as scheduled Sunday with fix five other rivals for the Democratic presidential nomination.

There was no explanation from die Wallace camp or from NBC as to toy fix governor withdrew. THE SOVIET Union today demanded the unconditional withdrawal of fix U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay and pledged to continue supplying massive economic and mili-. tary aid to Fidel Castro's Communist regime. negotiating- for months with the Chinese government for.

the sale, spokesmen said. The Commerce Department said it did not require contracts in hand before issuing a license. Boeing Co. officials say they are optimistic fix sale will go through rapidly since they now have official approval China reportedly is Interested establishing airline routes from Peking to points In Europe and Africa. Boeing officials said file Chinee are interested in fix whole range of the company's planes.

American officials estimate Chinese sales to fix United States this year will be between $40 million and $50 million. The United States, has bought an average of $2.5 million worth of Chinese goods per month thus Tar this year. A large number of American businessmen are going to China fax August and there win be a larger number of American firms represented at fix Canton Trade Fair In October than were present at fix April Canton Fair. sales to the United States are mainly of such commodities as tungsten, handicrafts, canned and some frozen foods, silks and pig bristles for cosmetics and brushes. The United States has sold the Chinese a $L5-miIlion ground-communications station for' operation of satellite communication channels with the rest of die world.

Last year UA-Chinese trade amounted to million. Japan, which has been the main trading partner of mainland China, did soma $825 million in trade last year. $200 MillionT rade JVith China Sealed 1 a Records --7 Fashion 1 l. i Fanfares -WASHINGTON (AP) The United States and mainland Oiina may ring up a total of S200 million in trade during 1972; highlighted by a proposed SjSO-million deal for Boeing 707 jet aircraft The Commerce Department Wednesday announced that an export license has been issued for fix Boeing jets, destined for civilian-airline use by the People's Republic of China. Boeing officials have been Rise Recorded In Consumer i Credit In May (AP) An Increase in loans for automobiles and other consumer products sparked a record rise in consumer credit during May, the Federal Reserve Board re-ports.

Cnnwimw installment credit from banks and retailers totalled $11 billion in May, a record increase of $1.44 billion over the previous month. jTfce figures, seasonally adjusted, comprise the loans made by financial institutions and credit extended for retail purchases. Real estate mortgage credit is not included. The Federal Reserve Hoard said auto loans during May touted $3,239 billion, compared to $3,194 Mllkm in April, and credit for other consumer goods totaled $3,938 billion, compared to $3,824 billion in April In May of 1971, auto credit waa $2756 billion and consumer credit waa $3795 billion. Miss America, "the clog" in contemporary foot fashion 15 a foot features sandal ized clog" Sandal ized look with buckled heel strap, thick and dark clog sole.

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