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10-A The Bradenton Herald, Monday, July 10, 1972 He Doesn't Make Enough Dough To Pay The Minimum First, 1 would like to say I enjoy reading your column immensely and thank you for all the many problems you have solved. Maybe you can solve mine. I am a senior in high school and this summer had planned to work like many other students. I applied at a local bakery and was appalled at the wage, $1.05 an hour. Doesn't the minimum wage apply to this type of job? And can anything be done? C.B.

Checking with the Wage and Hour Division in 1 Tampa Action Line learned that the minimum wage of $1.60 applies to retail stores only if they do more than a quarter of a million dollars per year. Thus, if the store where you applied grosses less than $250,000 per year, they do not have to pay the minimum. Nothing can be done about it except apply elsewhere. We have many good people here in Manatee. My car broke down in the Manatee National Bank parking lot.

The pastor of the Palmetto Assembly of God Church helped me get started. He even went all the way home to get a battery cable, but the car wouldn't start. I was worried that the car would be towed away, so I went in the bank and Mr. Parish said it would be all right to leave it there until my husband could get it. I had seven children in the car and you know how hot it can be, so the Rev.

Mr. Kenneth L. Bright took us home in his car. I would like to thank Mr. Bright and Mr.

Parish for all they did. I guess you never know how. nice people can be until you need them. E.S. It is true that it often takes somebody's misfortune for them to learn about the better side of people.

We hope the Reverend will be around if we need help. I am desperate. I lost my little blonde male dog in the area of 22nd Ave. West. I love him very much and hope some- Action Line serves The Bradenton Herald readers by cutting red tape, solving problems and getting answers.

Dial 747-3900 Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. If the line is busy, drop a card or letter to Action Line, The Bradenton Herald, Bradenton, Fla. Include your name, address and telephone number, but only your initials will be used. body will give me a call if they have found him.

Call me at 746-5555 or 746-7500 day or night. T.S. We stay away from the missing dogs because there are so many of them. But the tone of the caller's voice, and her expression softened Action Line's resistance. If you found a small blonde dog with collar and shots tags, give T.S.

a call. You will make one person real happy. If the lady who wanted to get the odor out of the cedar chest will put some charcoal briquettes in there she will find most of the odor will disappear. In fact she should have placed them there in the first place. C.S.

On the other hand Terrorist Pleads Guilty In Israel Denture Invention For People with "Uppers" and "Lowers" The nearest thing to having your own teeth is possible now with a plastic cream discovery that actually holds both "uppers" and "lowers" as never before possible. It's a discovery called for daily home, use (U.S. Pat. 13,003,988) it has revolutionized denture wearing. FIXODENT DIAL 747-3900 LOD, Israel (AP) The Japanese terrorist who survived the Tel Aviv airport massacre pleaded guilty at the opening of his trial today, but his lawyer asked for a psychiatric examination, and the cessed to the request three-man court remilitary, and the plea.

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reversible, influence influence. drugs." or, un- The 55 opening minutes of the trial strict was sedelayed by checks. Many of those at Kritzman said he had no ma- stood in line for more terial yet "to convince you of than two hours bebore they could the defendant's mental state," enter the courtroom about four but addded, "in the circum- miles southwest of Lod Airport, stances and in the defendant's where the massacre took place. behavior since leaving his Wearing a red shirt and dark His chief lawyer, Max Kirtz- for a faraway coungo first class in ColorTV today with RCA COLOR YOU CANCOUNTON! SOLID XL-100 STATE from RCA styling. Beautiful modern CIRCUITRY with Plug-In DESIGNED AccuCircuit FOR All out! 12 Chassis EXTENDED modules Exclusive Tubes RCA are LIFE plug-in modules for easy Special connection servicing.

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C. M. S. There's another one for our very responsive readers. Can she remove the mildew and odor? Let's tune in tomorrow and see the next thrilling episode of "As the Mildew A man came to our house on the Fourth of July That's as far as we were able to understand.

There was an organ playing in the background that completely smothered all other sounds. So, if the person who had a problem with a man on the Fourth, and still feels we should know about it, will please call again, we'll try to help. I have a deaf Dalmation dog who 1 in spite of our watching will sometimes get out. People have been real good to us in bringing the dog back. The other day he got out and a family with four children brought him back to our home.

If they will stop back we would like to see them. They will know who they are and where they took the dog. We so appreciate what they did. Mrs. G.L.R.

That should be an easy combination to find. A family with four youngsters who picked up a Dalmation dog and returned it. We have so many broken-hearted owners who get their dogs back it is a pleasure to write about a family who returned a dog. Can you please tell me where I can buy a Prisoner of War bracelet? H.M.J. Action Line has received several inquiries about this bracelet.

We called Kirk Kerekes, student and now working at New College. He supplied the following information. The name of the organization selling the bracelets is VIVA (Voices In Vital America), 10966 Le Conte, Los Angeles 90024. Their number, area code 213, 473-2901. The bracelets come telephone in two finishes, nickle-plated, copper-plated, $3.00.

These prices are minimum donations, they will accept any amount above that you care to send. It is tax deductible. As we understand it, each bracelet has the name of an individual prisoner engraved on it. slacks, the small solemn defendant stood in a waist-high wooden enclosure manacled to two husky policemen as the chief prosecutor, Lt. Col.

David Israeli, read the four charges against him. Asked if he understood, Ok a moto replied quietly, "Yes." Asked how he pleaded to the charges, Okamoto replied: "On the 30th of May 1972 I discharged firearms with two other I forgot their I do not know how many people I "I have many things I want to say in I fired arms not only at tourists but at a policeman as well. Then he pleaded guilty. In effect, the charge sheet ac cused Okamoto of participating with two other Japanese radicals, Yasuyaki Yasuda and Tsuyoshi Okudaira, in the murder of 26 persons at Lod Air-, port May 30. Yasuda and Okudaira were also killed, and 67 other persons were wounded in the carnage.

The Japanese were acting for the Arab Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Three of the charges against Okamoto carry a maximum penalty of death. But the only person ever put to death by Israel was Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann, and Premier Golda Meir has expressed oppo-1 sition to capital punishment for Okamoto. The three most serious charges against him are membership in a group that fired arms and threw grenades on May 30 at Lod Airport causing the death of 26 persons; discharging a firearm at passengers and visitors at Lod; and throwing a grenade with intent to kill and cause damage to property. The fourth charge is performing a service for an unlawful organization.

Okamoto's Israeli lawyers, Max Kritzman and David Rotlevy, said he had to plead innocent. because Israeli law follows the British procedure requiring such a plea in capital cases. The innocent plea forces the prosecution to prove its case in court as a safeguard against a miscarriage of justice that could result in the execution of the defendant. The prosecution said it would call 13 witnesses in trial, which is expected to take no more than four or five days. Only in Eichmann's trial did the security measures equal the precautions taken today.

Bobby Ready To Play Favorite Chair Comes REYKJAVIK, Iceland -The Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer world chess match can begin-Fischer's favorite chair has arrived. The swivel chair in metal and black leather was flown from New York to Iceland and put on the stage in the Reykjavik chess hall Sunday. Spassky's Russian advisers arrived shortly after the much talked about chair and studied it suspiciously. Then they left without comment. Now the Icelandic organizers face a new problem: Where to find a similar chair in Iceland? "It would look better if both Spassky and Fischer had the same chairs," said Gudmundur Thorarinsson, president of the Chess Federation.

Fischer took one look at the dozen different chairs the Icelanders had assembled from Several days ago while shopping at Mae's Fabrics I found of keys. If the owner will call me and identify them, he a set or she can pick them up. C.R. fixed for keys? Lose any lately? In Mae's? If How are you Yes to the last two, call C.R. at 747-2083 and you can answer after the customary identification you may enjoy a tearful reunion.

there is a new officer, or lady handing out the Evidently parking tickets. Within the past several weeks I have been the recipient of several. There is nothing that disgusts me with the city anymore than paying for my parking downtown. Why should we pay to use the streets we have already paid for? Just because others use this hold-up method of extracting monfrom the pockets of taxpayers is no reason we should do ey it. I have never had a fire in my home, never called a policeman, never received a penny from any city department, although I have paid thousands.

It seems that the one place they could help the average citizen is to allow everybody to park free on their own streets. Y. L. K. and H.

J. J. We agree with your thoughts, perhaps if you address your letter to city officials you may get some results. At least we'd like to hear their excuses. Advertisement Reykjavik's furniture stores the But the players still have to other day, sat down in some of inspect and approve the facilithem and then gave his ties in the hall, where the verdict: "Fly in my own organizers expect 3,000 fans chair." paying $5 each to be on hand Spassky, the 35-year-old world Tuesday.

champion, did not seem to demuch about details of the Gudmundur Arnlaugsson, worry $250,000 match. puty referee of the match, Before leaving for a salmon SPenthe day Sunday polishing northern Iceland fine details. He tested "I several chess boards and fishing tour of the defending champion said, finally not to about settled for one made in Iceland am going argue chess boards and sets. I specially for the match. It has chairs, will leave that to Bobby.

It been put together from Icelanmakes no difference to dic stones. After lengthy and dramatic Arnlaugsson, who had to take preludes, both Fischer and over when the chief referee Spassky appeared ready to Lothar Schmid of Germany start the first of their 24 games flew home Saturday, also has a Tuesday. choice of five or six different "Bobby is relaxed and ready. chess sets of various sizes. We will play Tuesday unless Schmid said he would return Spassky is ill," said Fred Thursday after visiting his son, Cramer, vice president of the who was injured in a traffic U.S.

Chess Federation. I accident. Sec. Rogers Meeting With Italy's Premier ROME (AP) Secretary of State William P. Rogers had his first meeting with Italy's new Premier Guulio Andretti.

Andreott's government, which left the Marixist Socialists out of the ruling coalition for the first time in a decade, won its first vote of confidence in the Chamber of Deputies on Friday and comes up for its first test in the Senate this Friday. The new foreign, minister, Giuseppe Medici, U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin also were present when Rogers and Andreotti met. cover whole field of Italian- Tuesday with Pope Paul VI a at The talks, were expected to Rogers will have an audience American relations. Rogers had which the Vietnam war and the been expected to visit Italy dur- resumption of the Paris peace ing a European tour several talks are certain to be dismonths ago but the stop here cussed.

The Pope on Sunday was canceled. called for an end to that "intolThe secretary is on his way erable and bloody war." back to Washington after an eight tour that began He said resumption of the the meeting in Australia of Paris talks this week opens "a with the Southeast Asia Treaty Or- peephole of hope." But he deganiztion. He said in Yugo- clared that "the spirit and slavia Sunday that President method which have been the Nixon had instructed him to tone of the negotiations for too stop Rome after Andretti long must be changed in a new, succeeded in forming a govern- reciprocal and generous purment. pose of peace." Rock Fest Pick-Up Starts LONG POND, Pa. (AP) Maintenance crews, Boy Scouts and policemen labored today around Pocono International what probably was the largest Raceway, cleaning up, after rock music the East since the granddaddy of them all Woodstock three years ago.

Track maintenance men and the scouts began disposing of the assortment of litter left by the estimated 120,000 persons who attended. Bottles, wrappers, blankets, clothing and just about anything else imaginable were picked up inside the grounds. "We don't expect to be back to normal for another seven days or so," said William Marvel, manager of the raceway. He said about 100 Boy Scouts and 35 regular track maintenance personnel worked Sunday lat clearing the debris. Also, Contact I SOTO OPTICIANS one of America's fine optical stores PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED SUNGLASSES ALL YOUR OPTICAL NEEDS FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE David A.

Littell Reg. Optician Bayshore Gardens Shopping Center Phone 756-8200 Marvel stayed' some of the rock miles from the race track. The fans behind briefly to spokesman was unable to rid the area of trash. vide an estimate of the number paid them," he said. of abandoned "Some of them needed money that it was "considerable." except to get back or eat." Most of the fans Estimates of the size of the from the Long Pond were gone crowd ranged from 110,000 to Sunday afternoon, following by area the 200,000.

end of the concert at 8 a.m. Police, meanwhile, dealt with scheduled to end at 11 Satp.m. la biles. bigger "Our commodity main problem automo- has Bernard been abandoned vehicles," said staff of Concert Ten Ruttenberg, on the ridge state sub policeman at the about Fern- sponsor, said: "I think, the station, question, it without was the first rock Bangladesh Delays 1,200 POW Trial NEW DELHI (AP) The Bangladesh government to put 1,200 Pakistani prisoners of war on trial for genocide and other war crimes but has postponed the trials indefinitely in an effort to maintain the good atmosphere of the Paki. stan summit, New Delhi Statesman reported today.

The newspaper said in a dispatch from Dacca that Sheik (Mujibur Rahman's government insists on its right to hold the trials, and the date for them will be purely a political decision for Mujib and his cabinet. "Indications here suggest that he and his cabinet will leave enough room for ity in fixing a date," the Statesman said. "At any rate it will not be held before the seconding Indo-Pakistan summit, pected to be held within next 10 the the apparent reason for Another said, deferring was trials, the to give paper time President "to Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Pakistani idea of the trials reconciled to the get mold Pakistani and also to in its favor." public opinion The Statesman ladesh government said also the will Bangbudge from its position not there can be no talks that istan on any issue with Pakstan recognizes until Pakian independent Bangladesh as Pakistan, Bangladesh, won the former in the two its independence war in 91,000 December, India is holdsurrendered. Pakistani POWs who.