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1 0 Trc Indon-Journol, Gr nwood, S.C., July 24, 175 Troubled Youth Kills Mother, Father, Policeman IJ I. 1 '3( Locklin quoted the young man as saying. Locklin, a retired postal worker, replied he would be glad to help, "but first let me have that gun." Locklin said he lunged for the gun, the two men struggled, a shot went off and Danny ran from the house. Police said he offered no resistance to arresting officers. Neighbors described Danny as a quiet, apparently disturbed young man, who would appear at their back doors at night asking strange questions and pleading for help.

head and look at the ground. You had to say, 'Dan, Dan? Do you understand didn't know he was quite as far gone as he was," said Locklin. "I told his daddy right down there last night, I said, 'Mr. Allison, you've got a sock boy and he needs help'." "He never had any friends," said David McKinzie, 18. "His parents sort of ruled him.

He didn't have any hobbies. About the only thing he ever did was cut grass." n. Pea Adams, 19, said, "Every time you said something to him, he would kind of hang his 'i I r', Oalo Gilds July 3 1 slf p-nnn) liiJWuvx ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) "We need help. Please take my son to the hospital.

Please help us," a neighbor overheard Lila Allison say to police officers Tuesday night. Wednesday morning, Patrolman Cled Neal Wingo drove up to the Allison home in northeast Atlnaa with papers that would have committed Danny 20, for psychiatric examination. Minutes later, Wingohnd Danny's parents, Jake and Lila Allison, were shot to death with the officer's service revolver. Danny was arrested soon afterwards, walking along a nearby street with the officer's pistol in his pocket, police said. He was charged with three counts of murder and was scheduled for a hearing today.

A neighbor, Sam H. Locklin, said he heard what sounded like several firecrackers going off, and a few minutes later Danny appeared at his door. "Mr. Locklin, please help me; Don't let them get me," Reunions MITCHELL The descendants of Harrison and Pauline Mitchell will hold their annual reunion Sunday, July 27, at Union (Old Quaker) Baptist Church. Bring basket lunch, tea and paper items.

Lemonade will be furnished. Lunch will be at 1 p.m. brown; The annual Brown reunion will be Sunday, August 3, at Reeder's Fish Camp at Lake Greenwood. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. JiU Radiology, Nuclear Medicine Graduates The Schools of Radiologic Technology and Nuclear Medicine held joint graduation exercises recently at the Self Memorial Hospital Personnel Residence.

The graduating students who received diplomas and school pins are, from the left, Howard Paul McLean, Greenwood; NaneyMontez Jones, Greenwood; Sharon Ann Bowen, Mauldin, (recipient of a Squibb Award for highest scholastic average and the Mallinckrodt Award for out-, standing student); Patricia Ann Quarles, Saluda, (recipient of the DuPont Award for congeniality); Henrietta W. Brown, Trenton, New Jersey, (School of Nuclear Medicine); Winnie Adeline Black, Prosperity, and Cecilia Ann Cromer, Anderson, (recipient of a Squibb Award for highest scholastic average. Ford, Congress Face Pressure On Oil Prices Uaiy a Maginiauii ffp only 309M zftfl Mm ESo Hgg' Solld-State 13 Detent UHF Tuner lor reliability ll II II ii .1 ixls and quick UHF Republicans and 90 Democrats joined to defeat the measure, 215-199. Ford's compromise effort was reported to require a "clear signal" that Congress will accept "some accomodation," Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb has said.

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CRAFT Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) With Congress planning a month-' long vacation in August and oil price controls due to expire Aug. 31, the Ford ad-: ministration and the legislators facing time pressure in their efforts to agree on U.S. energy policy. Republican congressional sources say Ford later this week may offer a compromise plan that would achieve the administration's goal of boosting petroleum prices. At 'the same time, such a compromise would meet the demands of many -congressional Democrats that price escalation be carried 'out over a longer period of time than previously proposed by President.

Meanwhile, the House leadership was to decide today whether an attempt should be made to override Ford's veto "earlier this week of a bill that would have extended existing price controls and imposed new controls. The vetoed bill would continue the $5.25 price ceiling on old oil and also would roll back new oil prices to $11.28 a barrel from the current unregulated world market price of around $13. Old oil is from wells producing no more than their 1972 levels and makes up about 60 per cent of U.S. production. The $5.25 price ceiling expires Aug.

31, and it is widely anticipated that any sudden end to price controls would quickly drive up consumer costs for petroleum products. The House earlier this week killed Ford's plan to allow old oil prices to rise gradually over a 30-month period. Meanwhile, the House Rules Committee cleared the way for a floor vote on a Senate-passed bill to extend the price-control law until March 1, 1976. Ford has threatened to veto that extension but he has not ruled out the possibility of signing some shorter extension. After word was out Wednesday night that Ford may offer a compromise, another price rollback proposal was killed by the House.

The proposal by the Democrat dominated Commerce Committee would have placed a new lid averaging between $7.50 and $8.50 a barrel for all U.S. oil. Rep. Lawrence J. Brown, R-Ohio, a chief GOP energy strategist, told the House that the defeat of that rollback provision would "be a signal we really do want to try to compromise" with the White House.

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