The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 21

Sa ii 0 4 Father Hesburgh's Greatest Treasure-Is His Office As Priest no 4a- 14 4 .1 because lb world ns euraorted aonvkotrAi trotest. tMf treaidenta. aa Interview, ta hu years preaidevrf. Notr Dame's UudtnU hivt chBtd.M Father lfetburi.il D-RV4M RK1UO Atttu4 free Wrtur SOV.TII 6CND. tAP I Tweaty rf dr.

Mr. TWtet startia IUe burt Mcim prmkSrf Dt lWenir. fear aUilua nefat ia fr. imturt lut oft at peM -I rul think of Urn the 6Vla otal pretet. Una me more ihaa aarlMA eUe It Pather llewburgb eaid rhBf4.

lb campua has ctirj(od, aad father limb lleoburgli rooo4 aeastt honorary de-tr lalmlli Medal freedom. kV4 0 ttrer4 farmer UM. "But I Ihlflk they bar com through surprisingly well, despite an th problem they hat face4h war, th draft aad poverty. has "The siutkwu hav chan ed he stsed how be has rhsnged, Fstaar Hrsburgh plied. think have triad to keep ea lop of the lime I try ee new opponuniaa and I try to understand the kids most of all Whoa wm younger I believed the answer wr ail Uark and ohite.

but not any longer." He has df as MlionaJ attention as chsirmsa al the Ut Civil ftighu Cemmissiaa. The priest oduralor la the only surviving member of Oaighl ti mhower 117 original so- pninbttonts to the advisory group to the president, Tfcte past, aa mm being prosidcwt of the omversily. baa put bua la the spotlight aa aortal and moral He baa been the aubiart of rrMirtsm from both liberals and row-eervetive 1 bk to think am roa-servetiv la vsiue and bbersl to the way of artuevtag Ihose slurs." rsthee Itesburgh Mid am liberal about Jumit and ctvU ngbia and the future of the country," Agsia to IfTO. the tightrop grew tout during the Ul. incursion into Csmbodis.

At a mas meeting, be cam down hard on the war to South-msi Asia, The result tu Mil-dan is fathered M.0O0 signatures aa aa end the ar pnuion. Instead of burning buildings. The campus has changed with aa increase to enrollment from more than l.VD to same S.100 It consists of buildings, a third of which have bran built during hi era Chess Becoming Money Game As Fischer Battles Spansky Father Itesburgh, who wss a student at Notre Dam when "the kida wore hobnail boots." has wslUd the tightrope of student turmoil. la 108, ha warned students that disruptive protests would not be tolerated. However, he Th fWtiao Ma signed a I rr contract wtih ttteaier To and Co lac.

for esrtueitr World kde ttsual fight, la st) lr lha ama maut. to M4 lar avmtha la Hry-lii. ktaM, atarti4 July Ta am ifl ba puyW aa Ikf Rayllavlk fMruball. Metcalf Says Banks Controlling Some Stocks Under Phony Names A ttKMKKN AteteU4 rmt traol KCW YORX tAPI fromo. toJ ttpert ai 0 fleet-feaaeky world rfeAnpfcmthip ciee male art becomteg tenporuat ai they art an; big iMfua apart, Che snatch ar aot ueuJ-if world tupfwcUng.

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and Spaatliy, St, -U1 a tea divtda as pr rant ai 04 tocom from fUma a4 am aJtuaika Th IcvUmqc Qmm feder eluding hghu to film tha males and lull photo of the match taken tnsid the Sportahatl. In the tolled States. ABC baa contracted for etcluslvt fUm right. Tba Fes Mm segments will be showa Saiurdays on the ABC program, mid World of Upon." In the United States, Channel ll-WNDT. New York, and Teleprompter Cable T.V.

have ptannod programs olscusslng the action al the milch, without the use of the Foi film. Channel II plans a movoby-move commentary and anatysla on the match, by cheM master Shelby Lyman, who will work from a studio In Albany, using vertical boards to Illustrate the move. The eitenilv coverage would start Sunday, July I and run from I pm. to p.m., nationally. It would continue three times a week throughout the match, with shorter broadcasts Tuesday and Thursday for cities on the Eastern Seaboard.

alio has put up rfce i Clint, Cudd. Egger, Coosa. Guna. Kane and King Metcalf, Montana Democrat and a member of the Senate Government Operations Committee, made hia remark to a speech prepared for delivery to the Senate. The use of street names by large Institutional Investors leads lo problems.

Metcalf Mid. particularly la industries required by law lo make public the name of large shareholders In annual reports lo federal regulatory agenrie. For etampie. the Qvil Aero-ncuitc Board requires lrtlne to disclose stockholders with Commission says lhal generally aa Interest raa eserciM effective control of a corporation by holding as little as It per cent of the carport I ton's stork Metcalf Mid he understands lhal I per cent ran constitute controlling interest if other votes are scattered Metcstf said he would introduce later this year a "cor parale ownership report act" ohich would require companies to disclose (he true Identity of Ihose InlrresU ohich have voting control over large amounts of stork Metcalf Mid also be found bank domination to the broadcasting and electric -utility By JEAN lir.lXr.lt Assaelsled Press Writer WASHINGTON IAP) Sen. Le Metcalf Mid today thai some of the ration's Urges! bank hold huge hidden blocks of Block perhaps oven controlling Interest la many of Ih biggest VS.

corporations. But then bank ar difficult to Identify, he Mid, because on stockholdrir lists they almost always appear under corporate pseudonym, otherwise known ss nominee or street names, for which translations ar not readily available. For etampte, Chase Manhattan Bank la rarely Identified on stockholder list. Instead. appear under one of Its 24 street name, a list thai Include end of last year, Chase Msnhsl -Isn held 1 1 per cent of the Mock In TWA.

per cent of the stork in Eastern. 1 4 per cent of the slock in National and 7 per rent of the slork to Metcstf Mid But, ha added, no Chase Manhattan holdings were titled by three other airlines. Nonhsrat, United and Western "Nevertheless. Chase Man-haltan holds more than per cent of the common stork to each of those three airlines, according to letters I received recently from Ihose com-psnies." he Mid "The bank holds the slork through I wo or mar nominee to each tost ance." The Serurttie and Exchange PHILADELPHIA IAP) -Firat Peflntylvaala Banking and Trust Co. baa established a eporUI type of bank account for the aged lh result of meettoga with the Cray Panthers, aa acuvkst group of elderly persona The special account was sought to enable the elderly often tha target of muggers to carry less cash.

The account provides that the bank will automatically pay standard bills, audi aa utilities, to the companies. In addition, (he bank will offer free of charge four monry orders a month to account holders. Airline Officials Try To Reward Man Who Found Money per cent or greater Interest. tied with the CAB fit. "Reports by airline slate that, as of the sis 7 1 AganU Mid a aubmachine gun uaad by tba Hylackar (ound to a cornftatd about IW mUaa from tha monry, but thara Km baon no trace of the parachute.

Fay offered DlkXl. hU wife and three daughlera aa all-ai-penae trip "anywhera" for turning the money over to tha FBI. "lie plainly Mid ba couldnl Uke a trip and EUtoM'a wife Mid aha wouldnl fly," Fay Mid, tipUtnlng be had aug geated a trip to Hawaii. Tha alrlinee eiecutive aald Elliott would be given "a rnona Ury gift, there's no question about that." Tba exact amount hinged on a meeting of airline officiala In New York, he Mid. "I'd Ilka to get the caah If I'm going to get aomethlng." Dhoti Mid.

rCRU. tad. (Aft Leti CUloU tfxmi rant trip and hit aaid ana vouldnl fly, a AmarVM Air Una afHciata try la tfactda taday bow mun monay ftva tba (armar for Hading tSOQ.000 paid to a akYUckar aa raaaom. f. ray, AmarVaa Airlinta manager to ladunapotla.

U-Mad laa EH Ml farm aouthaat ai bar IMaaday aftarnooa. CUtott, a good-naturad maa who la rtcuparaUng from a -fatal baart attack laat fan. found tht ranaom maatj to a aovbaaji fkld Monday. Tat akyUckar who althar Jurnpad or feJl from tha airtlnar ba ordrrad to fly from St. Loula to Toronto aorly Saturday hai not bam found, tba FBI Mid.

Agenu and Indiana suit polict hava aaarcbed near Ihla aortb cantral Indiana community for four day. iW- i mi SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY, JULY 1ST 324 MAIN STREET Quantity Rlghtt Rtttrvtt1 PEARL DROPS I PAMPERS Pi rn I TOOTH poush PFO Jilted Suitor Crashes Plane "-jkwmou Diapers Dajrtme. 30' fTl i rL i ar a i i ww aw mm explain why he wis at unt -flying I VALUE LI 1 INL inn I AQUA-NET REDDING, -For four boar Robert D. Lively toaxed lb horn pf former girlfriend, putting the small, stolen airplane through loop, 'dive assorted aerisl acreo-bstlcs. "That's it.

It's a0 over," were the last words th B-year-old Lively Mid over th airplane's radio. He died Tuesday when the pun ran out of gaa and nosedived 70 feet to the ground near an abandoned landing strip. "I tried to talk him down, but he wouldn't com down," said Deputy Sheriff Jon Kelbaugh, i if-tiak airiiH Super Hold or Moisture Shield. over th Project City area northeast of her. Tba home of th former girlfriend, who had married another man, is in the area.

However, Sgt Don Acker Mid investigators found a flight plan in the wreckage which declared, "Destination Project City. One wy, No return." Acker Mid, "He wm advised he was running out of fuel, but he Mid didn't car." Acker Mid Lively stole the single-engine Avalon A2 from nearby Enterprise Sky Park where he had taken flying lessons. Deputies were alerted when residents of the Project City area telephoned complaint about a plane buzzing their rooftop. 77 99 SIZE a i valuer 1 Ii RIGHT GUARD Anti-pcrspirant Gillette, 5-0z. who had kept in constant touch with Lively over a two-way radio.

Kelbaugh Mid that Lively, formerly of Redding, refused to 1.19 rife TilcCormklt Neighborhood Center Could Be Ready For Use In Six Months -sktniV jsyz-Jt uiS' 1 power nfrgrTTJfe tAWNMOWER CJ jaflUUL 4LtS0V llWlV -VV SlMfdy steel keae, side disehorge Hfwr KrX JlfV Lift WILKINSON 79c EA. SIZE I fiJld MJJ VALUE SS D.E. 7- it la and Bill Pruitt, officials of GMAS. "The facility will serve lots of needs in social work, education and recreation," Baggett said, adding that it will be used also for training kitchen, hotel management and housekeeping personnel, in conjunction with Piedmont Tec for the lodge at Hickory Knob State Park. Although the facility will be aimed at the low income population of the county, Baggett explained that it will serve the whole county.

Th drafting department at Piedmont TEC constructed the basic design of the center, which will be county-owned and operated, he added. The basic designs now await an approval by architects. COLUMBIA The neighborhood facility for McCormick County, for which a $173,257 federal grant was announced Tuesday, could be completed and ready for occupancy within six months, according to McCormick County Rep. Julius Baggett. Construction would take about four months, Baggett explained, with the remainder of the time taken up with choosing the low bid and letting the contracts.

The grant application, which was signed by Baggett and handled through the GMAS Community Actions, involved more than a year's work for the McCormick County lawmaker, as well as Ruth Harris 3 36t ANIH1AI 1.00 VALUE 48 mmmm SPLIT-TAIL In 'VifiS, Attorte ar amai tk Inflata niiival BAYER CHILDREN'S 43c SIZE 27 PLATES 9 INCH ASPIRIN ttx JUMBO TM INFLATABLE POO POOL If Chrysler Raises Price Makes Option Standard 30c VALUE CELL A LSI lrU fSoecial lafetv iel(-ieal valve, tsmii -mmm. BLGA "SSW I. On rhMdriLlUn I Heavy Duty (TJ) mm- jy Jacket With telf-ttick repoir kit. Multi-color IT1 QQ printing with nautical flair. 4.00 VALUE Preminum VALUE Ms BATTERY Metal covers and an automatic wagon tailgate lock standard on a number of its top-of-the-line models.

Chrysler said both price increases are within the 4.5 per cent guidelines set by the feder 1.29 SIZE 6-12 INSECT REPELLENT HAMILTON BEACH sllf MS 14 SPEED BLENDER 18 QW' to no SPRAY al Price Commission. 8.5-Ox ruihbutton control. 14 tpeedf, 4U-Ot. con tainer, chrome collar, removable cutting unit. 1.69 VALUE FOAfA CHEST watt motor cord ttoroge we Vi GALLON PLASTIC RlfjSSMil-'' to OK Wolded-n Handles PICNIC JUG us? DETROIT (AP) Chrysler Corp.

has announced its second price increase in as many months with a shift of former options to standard equipment. The automaker said Wednesday that the latest increases range from $14 to $120 on all of its 1972 V8 engine passenger cars to cover two changes in equipment items from options to standards. The increase affects 81 of the company's 99 models and applies only to cars shipped to dealers on of after next Monday. Chrysler said the increase coincides with installation bf art electronic ignition system on all V8s And the use of larger engines in all standard-Size sta-tion wagdns. OnvMay 22, the company raised the prices on some models from $17 to $113 when made power front disc brakes, electric clocks, deluxe wheel i nrt iai nc 0 WHAM-O intut rrV rX.

I OJ SJ lj frisbee III V' S. Korean Put On Afert SEOUL (AP) -The Defense Ministry today placed all armed forces units lit the country ort art alert for Sunday, the 22nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. The waf broke out early Sunday Ort Juhe 25, 1950, when hordes of North Korean forces crossed th 38th parallel in i surprise -attack against the southern half bf the country. 'for I af- K1.