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v. 1 1 HI 1 Belvidere Dally Republican, Sat, July 8. 1972 6 on upreme Coort backsJm Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey was Gpnrop MnOnvern.

pivint? him a In a century and a half of American history, the court said, the national political parties themselves have settled controversies over the seating of delegates to their the chief beneficiary of the committee decision to apportion the California delegates among all candidates in that primary. His Dress secretary, Jack L. WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court has declined to enter the Democratic party's fight over the seating of delegates to its national convention, leaving it to the delegates to battle it out in Miami Beach. delegates from California and 59 uncommitted delegates led by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley raised constitutional as well as political questions.

"The dispute in these cases concerns the right to participate in the machinery to elect the President of the United States," he said. The court took no action on requests by the Democratic party and by the Daley forces for a hearing to decide the cases strong boost toward a first -ballot nomination as the Democratic candidate for president. With the convention opening Monday, the court said, there was no time to examine the pertinent issues, including serious questions of the authority of the courts to intervene in the interna decision making process of a political party. Qiestnut, said in Miami Beach he was confident the convention would vote to support the delegate split-up. In the twin appeals, the party hierarchy was defending the In a strong dissenting opinion, Justice Thurgood Marshall said the action of the convention Credentials Committee in unseating 151 McGovern By a 6-3 vote in a rare special session Friday night, the court stayed a lower federal court order that would have restored 151 California delegates to Sen.

Credentials Committee action in the California case, upset by the lower court, and the Daley contingent argued on the other side that the courts should upset the committee once more and Guidance director tells of new career program stable vocational choice has given way to a posture which recognizes that workers may experience multiple occupational changes within their lives." on their merits. Marshall observed that the request will stjjl be before the court when it reconvenes in October. Arguing that the court should meet the issue head-on now, Marshall said if the court, in October, sustains the right of the challenged delegates to be seated, "weAvould have no choice but to declare the convention null and void and to require that it be repeated." In a statement issued in Washington, McGovern said, "By a divided court decision, it is now the responsibility of the delegates to the national convention to protect the rule of law and the nation's time-honored restore convention seats to the Daley delegates. The lower court upheld the committee in that case, and had set steps in motion to block Dlinois state courts from intervening in the case. Justices Byron White and William 0.

Douglas also dissented from the court's opinion Although it did not pass on the appellate court ruling ordering the seating of the McGovern and anti-Daley delegates, the Supreme Court majority said, "we entertain grave doubts as to the action taken by the court of appeals." Band" scholarship winners MARENGO With the statement that "nearly 2 million students leave the formal education system each year without adequate preparation for a career," and that "only one in six was enrolled in oCiuyatiiSi preparation," Guivio.cice Director Gladys Miller told the Marengo Community High School District 154 board of education Thursday evening of a new career program being planned. Mrs. Miller continued in her review of the present over-all situation that "many educators believe that a solution is Career Education, a concept that encompasses educational experiences beginning with early childhood and continuing through the individual's productive life." yFor nany high -school seniors, -graduation is sigh of relief, suddenly cut short by a shocking confrontation with the world of work. The problem is compounded by the profound effect our growing technology promises to have on student's occupational lives. To accomodate this effect, the guidance ethic of early and "What is needed is a guidance system that provides the student with knowledge about himself career information and understanding of the decision-making process involved Tn career choice.

While part of the system exists in every district, a complete system is lacking. Three of the four Belvidere High School band members who won music camp scholarships from the Band Parents Include Dan Hyde, trombonist; Amy Herried, french horn player; and Janet Pringle, flutist. Dan, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hyde of Caledonia, and Amy, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Herried of 1028 Garfield will leave Sunday for a two-week camp at Northern Illinois University. Janet, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pringle of 410 E.

Eighth recently attended camp at the University of Wisconsin Whitewater. Not pictured is trombonist Justin Callahan, the son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Callahan of Garden Prairie. Justin is attending music school at Interlochen, Mich.

BDR photo Hetland sense of fair play. We do not change the rules of the game after the game is over." If good old Harry is such a great host, how come Sne 's 8oin8 to Miami with her jeans, sandals i nobody remembers what happened at the party? By MICHAEL ROBINSON Associated Press Writer SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) Alternate delegate Kathy Wood, 21, got ready for the Decocra tic National Convention in Miami Beach by stocking up on extra blue jeans and sandals. "I always wear the same thing," she said. "I'm not going to change for the convention." Money for the trip wasn't much of a problem, either.

Her mother furnished most of it. and Jean had such a terrible fight? drove into a tree on the way home? felt so lousy the next day? Not all regular party organizations come in for criticism, though. She won her alternate delegate race with the blessing of Pike County regular Democrats. "It really blew my mind," she says, "to think that they endorsed me without even contacting me." Kathy, who turned 21 only seven days before the March 21 primary, was initiated into politics at a McGovern meeting early this year. A few months later voters picked her to go to Miami Beach.

They hope they can find some floor space in the Deplomat Hotel, where most of the Illinois delegation is staying. "It must be a good hotel," she says with a touch of irony. "Mayor Daley picked it." But taste in accomodations may be her only point of agreement with Chicago's mayor. She describes her political philosophy as "anti-boss, anti-machine." And to her, that includes the Springfield organization of Sangamon County chairman Tom Owens, who also is a delegate. "I think he's ignoring the "I have to pay a fourth of the gas we re going down there in a Volkswagen," she says, Maybe there's more to being a great host than pushing drinks.

Maybe good old Harry is not a good host Maybe good old Harry is "and I'll have food. But luckily I won't have to pay board and room. Maybe $100 a week." Kathy majors in "justice and social order" at Sangamon State University in Springfield. She still is in the dark about what to do after graduation. Kathy and a handful of other delegates committed to Sen.

George S. McGovern plan to Democratic party," she says. "The party has gone all for the McGovern reforms but he's ignoring them." But she adds that she could be an ally of the sometimes gruff and cantankerous Owens "if he changes." economize by taking air mat "But I think I'll always be in politics in some way," she adds, "though not as a candidate for office, myself." tresses and sleeping bags to Miami. Chess bloody? You bet By ANN HENCKEN Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) The insulted egos and white-knuckled tensions before the Fischer- THE posher Spassky chess match may seem to De a blazing battle, but Dale beside the tales of blood-thirsty games in Medieval Iceland. Chess boards in the 12th and 13th centuries were often the smashed his opponent in the face with it, leaving him a bloody mess.

"Take that:" exclaimed the king. Rognvald rode off in a panic. But his brother stayed to split the king's skull open. These stores are sagas from Willard Fiske's "Chess in Iceland and in Icelandic Literature," published in 1906. It is said that American chess champion Bobby Fischer has gotten the highest stakes in history of chess for his series beginning Tuesday in Reykjavik with Boris Spassky, the world champion.

Even though thousands of dollars of prize money are on the line, today's championship prize is chicken feed. Rognvald played King Louis for his head. A woman was the prize in one knitghUy saga. A king put up his horse, falcon and sword for a maiden and engaged in a game, winner Lake all. The king lost.

He left the game on foot, unarmed and unloved. "Little consolation do you derive from the game of chess for now I own your costly objects!" said his competitor. center of treachery. revense. intrigue and murder, according to sagas of the time.

When a certain King Louis lost a chess game to Rognvald, he stood up in a fury, shoved his chessmen into a bag and YMCA sponsors camp The Belvidere Family YMCA, in joint cooDrrat ion with th Alcohol is a drug That right, a drug Ask your doctor So if you serve alcohol, be a good host Don't be a pusher And when you re a guest, don't let good old Harry tell you how much to drink. We have a free booklet about drinking (Not for or against drinking, but about drinking It's filled with facts most people don know It's interesting And it could help you help someone else Write: N.I A A A BOX 2045, ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND. 20852" Rockford YMCA. will offer a Day CamD Proeram In Belvidere and Boone Countv of the activities, which include outdoor education, field trips, hiking, swimming on Monday and Friday, canoeing, camp singing, talent showi, fiahing, arts and crafts, archery, games, overnight camp-out Thursday, and family picnic Thursday evening Maximum two miles north of Rockford on Route 2 No.

Main Street). The busywill leave the Belvidere YMCA at 8:15 a m. and return ji 3:45 p.m. daily. Campers must bring a sack lunch for noon each day.

A highly trained and experienced staff will be in charge Youth. The proeram will be open to both members and non-members, and will include both tys and girls between the ages oi 7 tnru 13 years. win iplou campers. The five-day session will be held Public meetings Nl nmionm. instituti ONAOXX WUSf AND ACCXXtSM on August 21 thru 25, and registration can be made at the Belvidere Family YMCA.

Day Camp fee is $12 for the week, and includes daily bus transportation, accident insurance, milk for lunch, art and craft DEB4RTMENT OF HE4LTH EDUCATION. AND WELFARE Health Services and Mental Heatfh Administration Presented as a public service by: materials. Friday breakfast, swimming lessons, canoe lessons, and watermelon party. MONDAY Boone County Claims Committee, I Boon County Clerk's Belvidere Public Work. Committee.

7 30 pm Belvidere City TTKADAY Bu'Wng Committee 7 JO Boone County Court ou. BelvtoVre Ordnance Commltl. 7 30 iwivtdert City Hall WEDNKATMY Boon County Board, lam. County tier Offiot ntlDAY Wildwood Day Camp is located on 20 acres of wooded property. NOTICE THE MAIN STREET BRIDGE 2 Ifitibfitfaitt IJiliill WILL BE CLOSED Sunday July from 12 3 pen for Dedication Ceremony 7-HdrL.