The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 29

Pantagraph B-13 Bloomington-Normal, III. May 8, 1979 Thompson aide says Illinois without gasoline ration plan .11 HiimritLU turn DesDite a depending on a car's license plate. emergency set-aside allocation pro growing shortage of gasoline throughout the country, a top aide to Gov. James R. Thompson said Monday no plans have been made for rationing in Illinois.

Although in 1972 Illinois was the first state in the nation to have standby emergency gasoline allocation plans, the official posture on a possible gasoline shortage now is to wait and see what happens. California Gov. Edmund G. Brown last week announced plans to revive the "odd-even" plan used in some areas during the 1974 shortage, limiting gasoline purchases to every other day The only allocation plan Illinois has is the emergency fuel set-aside program implemented nationwide by federal regulation in 1974. That plan allows each state to hold back about 3 percent of its fuel supply to allow gasoline and other fuels to be diverted to areas hit by shortages.

Illinois has no serious gasoline shortage problems at this point, said Dave Gilbert, Thompson's top press aide, and until an extreme situation arises the state Institute of Natural Resources will continue to monitor the supply of fuel entering Illinois and administer the gram. The institute judges requests on the basis of need and by priorities set by the federal Department of Energy. Earle Heffley, public information officer for natural resources, said the line of priority is agriculture, government agencies, residential customers, transportation needs, business and industry users and gasoline retailers. Gilbert said the shortage experienced in California is partially due to unique circumstances in that state. Extreme population growth, lack of mass transit and an unusual dependency Social Security They send back checks on cars are problems common to California but not to Illinois, he said.

He said Thompson "is worried about what lies down the road" for Illinois and has asked the institute to look toward determining what should be done if the state is hit by a shortage of great magnitude. "Illinois really does not have any control over allocation of fuel," Gilbert said, but noted that Thompson could invoke emergency allocation procedures if needed. Heffley said the number of consumer requests for supplemental allocations indicate a shortage is mounting. Actual figures on how much fuel is allocated to Illinois by refineries are not available until after a two-month lag period, Heffley said, so the only tool the state can use in measuring a shortage in its infancy is by counting the number of gasoline and oil consumers who ask for a supplemental allocation. The number of consumers asking for supplemental allotments has grown from 132 in February to 910 in April.

Heffley said the institute had sufficient reserves to supply at least a portion of all but 86 of the supplemental allocation requests in April. The state ended that month with a surplus of oil in the set-aside reserves, he said, and the 86 who were denied additional fuel were those who could not justify their requests. East St. Louis man charged in book theft Eugene Neal, 22, East St. Louis, was charged Monday by Illinois State University police with theft by possession of two textbooks.

Police said the $10 books, owned by H. Tyler Hillman. 917 W. Market Normal, were sold Friday by Neal as used books to Alamo II bookstore, 319 North Normal. The books had been stolen earlier Friday, police said, from Room 344 F'elmley Hall.

Neal was sent to McLean County Jail in lieu of $1,000 bond to appear in court Tuesdav afternoon. computer mistakenly included her and her husband in the retirement program for those over 65 who continue to work. Those persons receive supplementary payments if they earn about $3,000 a year or less. Mrs. Janczewski said she's afraid that when her husband finally decides to retire, he may have trouble getting the money due him.

Despite repeated calls to the local Social Security office, the couple said they got no satisfaction until they called a newspaper to draw attention to their problem. Then. Mrs. Janczewski said, government administrators started calling her and said they would straighten out the mess. Government officials say there could be something wrong with the Medicare application that caused the checks to be sent.

CHICAGO AP) For five years the government has been mailing Walter and Alvina Janczewski Social Security checks and they have been sending them back. The couple say they don't need the money, don't want it, and aren't supposed to get it. "It's getting to be a pain in the you know what," Mrs. Janczewski said Monday. "It's no use going there and it's no use calling them.

Five years. Don't you think by now they would know what they were doing in that Social Security office." The Janczewskis say they don't qualify for Social Security because Walter, even though he is 70. makes too much money. "They're always telling you there's no money in the Social Security fund, they're always saying they're broke, and here they are sending us money when we don't want it," complained Mrs. Janczewski, a housewife.

Apparently the Social Security Admin istration fouled up on April 28, 1974, when Janczewski routinely visited the office on his 65th birthday to apply for Medicare coverage, which he did want. But he told the agency he didn't plan to retire and didn't want Social Security benefits, not yet anyway. Janczewski continued working at United States Steel Corp. as a photocopier, where he makes about $17,000 a year, and there is no mandatory retirement age. But the retirement checks started coming, every two months ever since, for a total of about $7,000.

Each time, the couple deposits the money in the bank and waits for the government to send a letter at the end of the year asking for the "loan" back, Mrs. Janczewski said. Last year, the government gave them $2,884. At the end of the year, they sent a certified check back to Uncle Sam. Mrs.

Janczewski says she thinks the il 5 -4 Washington, Mo. A Franklin County, bank sign described how it felt to be struck by a car. The sign was damaged last week when a car rambled off a road. The auto was unoccupied when police arrived. (AP Laserphoto) AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Sorry about that 915 Trucks, Trailers 915 Trucks, Trailers DODGE VAN-1966, 6 cylinder with automatic, runs good, $400 or best otter Ph 82B-3204 915 Trucks, Trailers CHEVROLET 197) -5 Blazer 4x4 with lockouts 350 automatic Reasonable.

Ph 828 9393 alter 5 CHEVROLET 1977 ton V8. automatic 11 000 miles, like new S5 800 YORDY CHEVROLET Flanagan, lit Ph 815-796-4224 CHEVROLET-1973 1 Ton Pickup With Topper Air, power steering, automatic. 8 cylinder $2500 Downtown Auto Sales, 207 Gridley, Ph 827 8351 DODGE -All new 1979 pickups, vans. Sportsman wagon and 4-wheel drives lor immediate delivery SHELL-DOWNS MOTORS Clinton Ph 935-3859, 935-5259 CHEVROLET -1973 60 series with 10: dump 9 00X70 rubber. 4 speed, 2 speed 1974 CHEVROLET 65 series with 14' contractors bed 5 speed, 2 speed.

9 00X20 rubber We are selling these 2 trucks as is Call tor special price BOB GRIMM CHEVROLET Mortem. Ill Ph 309 264 2241 CHEVROLET- 1978 Silverado 4x4 ton Loaded S7 600 Ph. 829-2930 anytime CHE ROLE New 1979 Scottsdale 4 wheel drive sharp Murphy Used Cars, Rt i Bloominyton, Ph 829 4816 FORD-1976 150 Red, dual yas tanks, heavy duty alternator, 3-speed, burns regular gas xcellent condition. $3500 will consider trade See at Midas Muffler Shop 1210 Mam, Bloomtngton Ph 827-6085 Researcher: Valium may promote breast cancer CHE VROLET 1978 pickup, heavy duty 1 j-ton, Cheyenne package AM FM, power steering power brakes. air, dual tanks List $8,000, asking $6250 Ph FORD- 1977 XLT150, 400 engine, hydra mat ic, cruise control, air, radial tires, power steering and brakes, Reese hitch, AM FM stereo, 36,000 miles, S48O0 Ph 452-5976 829 BbB9 anytime DODGE 1974 'a Ion pickup, adventure sport model, economy 6, standard, cute, $1995 UNION AUTO SALES.

(Across trom Kroger s) promotes cancer in humans. FORD VAN-1975 E-150 Window Van, 40.000 miles, custom interior, will take reasonable otter Ph 309-379 2912 CHEVROLET 1978 El Camino model, loaded with air, power, cruise, tilt, tone paint, ralley wheels, sharp little tar-truck combination $5295 MID TOWN MOTORS 1322 Mam. Normal Ph 827 SJ91 CHEVROLET-Scottsdale, 4 wheel drive, automatic, heavy duty big tires and wheels, Winter Price S6700. SUMMER PRICE S5350 MID-TOWN MOTORS 1322 S. Main, Normal Ph.

827-5491 CHEVROLET-1977 Ptckups. 2 tochosse from, both are nice, clean little Pickups Pick out a Pick Up tor $3695 MID-lnVUN MOTORS DODGE ton truck, 42,000 miles, camper topper Ph 815-743 5741 after 5 FORD-Pickup 1973 FI00 Runs good Ph 309 527 5321, Blackmore Trailer Court But the National Cancer Institute of Canada, the main supporter of the country's cancer research, has turned down Horrobin's requests for funding three times. The Canadian government's Medical Research Council has rejected FORD-1978 Bronco, black. 4-wheel. 351, power steering, automatic, radio, low mileage Drive through the creek with th.5 one Where else but PUBLIC Clinical Research Institute, a research group affiliated with the University of Montreal.

In a letter in the medical weekly's latest issue, Horrobin said diazepam, the active ingredient in Valium, seemed to encourage the growth of existing breast cancers in one group of rats but did not seem to cause new cancers. He called for urgent experiments to see whether Valium, the most widely prescribed drug in the United States, DODGE 1973 Van B200 long wheel base Slant 6 clylinder engine, 3 speed transmission, radio, passenger seat, glass side and rear doors A local van with only 44. 712 miles A lot ot economy and dependability $2162 HELLER FORD SALES GRIDLEY Rt 24, Gridley, III Ph. 747-2529 Evenings, 747-2437 AUTO. 1507 Mam.

Bloomington another proposal. 1327 Mam. Normal NEW YORK (AP) A preliminary experiment suggests an ingredient in the popular tranquilizer Valium may stimulate the growth of breast cancer in rats, a Canadian physician says. But Dr. David Horrobin.

who made the claim in the respected British medical journal Lancet, has been unable to obtain support from Canadian research institutions to investigate his theory. Horrobin is director of the endocrine pathophysiological laboratory of the 4 accident CHEVROLET -1963 1 i ton pickup, great work truck! Dependable. 1 75 or best otter Ph 663-5080 Horrobin said in an interview Monday that he could not understand the rejections since Valium is so widely used and breast cancer is the most common form FORD- 1978 ton Ranger pickup demonstrator V8 automatic, power steering, 13 000 miles, still in warranty 1975 CHEVROLET ton 350-V8, auto matic, power steering, with topper, ready to go SAVE MANGOLD FORD-MERCURY 1 mile west ot Eureka on Rt 24 Ph 467-2344 Eureka, III HOURS Open til 8 except Sat til 5 DODGE 1977 Tradesman 200 van Custom conversion loaded with all the extras 24 000 miles, suitable for camping $8 995 Ph 663-4540 CHEVROLET- 1978 Sport Pickup, air, power, cruise stereo, tape, ralley wheels SHARP1 MID TOWN MOTORS 1322 Mam, Normal Ph 827-5491 of cancer among women. DODGE VAN-1973 Air, stick, mags, stereo, carpeted paneled, good condition, $2700 Ph 309-726-1310 Dr. Peter Scholefield, assistant ex ecutive director of the cancer institute, CHEVROLET- 1978 4x4 Scottsdale, air, aluminum wheels, grille guard and lights S6950 Ph 217-648 2066 victims FORD-1973 Ranger, 250 pickup, red and white, automatic, power steering and brakes, nice truck, $1999 UNION AUTO SALES, (Across from Kroger s) DODGE 1978 Ram Charger, white, both tops, 12x15 tires, mag wheels, lift kit, air.

radio. 10 000 miles, $7700 Ph. 828 7259 said Horrobin's projects were rejected on the advice of the scientific referees CHEVROLET- 1977 Silverado 1 2-ton. topper and many extras, 21.500 miles S6 000 or best otter Ph 663-1676 who evaluate such projects. FORD-1967 F-250 Automatic.

352 V-8. 93.000 miles Make otter Ph 663-4277 atter 6 DODGE 1977 Four-wheel drive, 1 i ton Automatic, power steering and brakes, oversize tires and wheels 35,000 miles. $5500 Ph 217-935-2935 after 7 italized hosp Horrobin said he gave daily injections of diazepam to eight rats who had remain CHF VROLET 1 966 Tandem New 10 tires 18' bo. 366 V-8. power steering Ph 815 743-5348 FORD-1978 F-700 with 14 grain bed and hoist, 5 speed, with 2-speed axle, V8 engine, mud and snow rears $12,999 See Jerry Orndorft or John Cook BILL CLASEN FORD 565 Jackson (Rt 150 Morton, til Ph 264-2311 DODGE 1974 Van, fully customized, lots ot extras Must sell' Ph 452-1651 CHEVROLET -1976 Van 4 Ton V-8.

automatic transmission, power steering power brakes Green. Stock No I4B JOHNNY MARTIN CHEVROLET Jet Beltlme 150 Ph 663 4311 received transplanted breast tumors. The rats got doses about three times the dose for humans, he said. After four weeks, he said, their tumors were three times as large as those in a control group of rats who got no diazepam. DODGE 1977 Van.

V-8. power steering and brakes, air, 11.000 miles AM carpeted on the inside Ph 217-784 5481 913 Truck, Trallari 913 Truck, Trailers FORD-1978 E150 Van, great (or camp ing, has 4-speaker AM-FM stereo cassette, 2 captain's chairs, insulated, paneled, carpeted, 4 reading lights, heavy duty trailer towing hitch and step-up bumper, averages 20 mpg on highway and 12 mpg town, all this for only $5,000 Ph 452 5356 mm 4 AUTOMOTIVE 915 Trucks, Trailers FORD- 1972 1 ton pick-up V-8, air, sport custom $1200 Ph 309 432-2750 FORD 1974 Ranchero Good engine and transmission, clean interior Call 452-2646 after 5 weekdays, anytime weekends FORD-1978 E-250 Van, 351, V-8, 13 000 miles, many extras. $6200 or best olfer Ph Clinton 217 935 2069 GMC-1978 Vandura Like new. Vton window van. while 5300 miles factory warranty, power steering and brakes, cruise control, tilt wheel, radial tires, air, bucket seats Asking $6 000 Ph 662 3720 GMC 1977 Gypsy Van.

air conditioning, power steering, power brakes tilt cruise, AM FM cassette, paneled and carpeted 29 000 miles, uses regular gas. $5500 Ph 815-657 8497 after 5 GMC-1967 Smgle Axle Tractor, 238 De-troit engine. 10 speed transmission Excellent condition Asking $4200 Ph. Bill Hays, 829-1254 GMC-1966 Wrecker, b-g V-6 engine. 4-speed, Holmes Unit positi ve trac rear end $2200 300 Amp Goodall Starting unit.

No 708, $650 Ph 309-728-2395. Towanda, III 1H- 1967 pickup, 3 topper S750. Ph. 829-4664 tH SCOUT-XCL 4x4 1975 Very clean, 304 V-8 new Super Thing wide tires. Orange and white.

$3 850 firm Moving, must sell Ph 309-473-2262 I NTE NAT ION AL 1970 Pickup V-8, automatic, new whitewaM tires A real clean truck FINFROCK MOTORS Rt lOWest Clinton Ph 935 3106 JEEP-1975 3 a ton 4 wheel drive pickup, automatic quadra-trac transmission. $4 000 or best Offer Ph. 309-747 2847, no weekend calls JEEP- 1948 Pickup Many new parts and some spare parts $1000 or best offer Ph 663 1888 KFNWORTH- 1977 COE 3406 Cat. 12513 transmission, 165" wheelbase, torsion bar suspension, deluxe interior. $32 000 TRAILER- 1978 Utility, 42 Thermal King Reefer, plastic lined, $22,000 Ph 309-728 2363 KENWORTH-1973 3)8 Detroit, fresh maiored good rubber $15,000 Ph 815-692-4412 TOYOTA- 1973 Air conditioned, good tires, dependable 25 mpg $1450 Call 829-3735 TRAILMOBILE-1971 36 grain trailer, roll-over tarp, 8 new tires Good condition, good paint Ph 452-5328 ALL SIZES Ot bumper implement trailers, all sizes of 5th wheel implement traders and stock trailers North Fertilizer Service.

Hale and Tn-Star Dealer, Clinton, III 1 mile west on Rt, 54, Ph 217 935-2163 BOOM TRUCK-30' aerial bucket. 1970 Chevrolet, needs work Ph 452 3645 after 6 FOR HEAVY HAULING JOBS Tri-Star, Grosshaut. Traileze, Hillsboro, Industrial trailers from 12,000 to 60 000 pound capacity Tag and 5th wheel STRAUB SALES CO LeRoy Ph 309 962-9713 Nights 309-724 8247 ONEOWNER TRUCKS CHEVROLET-1978 CIO Custom Deluxe 6 cylinder. 3 speed, power steering, power brakes, radio. A real economy truck $4595 FORD-1977 F-100 Custom.

6 cylinder, 3 speed, 23.000 miles. Another gas saver $3995 GMC 1977 Sierra V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioned $3995 FORD-1976 F-150 V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, air conditioned $3895 FORD- 1973 F100 V-8, automatic, air conditioned, power steering, power brakes, low mileage $2495 SPECIALS INTERNATIONAL 1973 V-8. automatic, power steering, air, power brakes S995 FORD-1965 F100. 8 3 speed, $595 BOB DRISCOLL FORD Atlanta, III. Ph 648-2396 Truck Painting NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT: 2051 Ireland Grove Rd Ph 662-5241 TRAIL RS Gooseneck, Double Gram, Livestock, Implement BAILLIES MANUFACTURING CO Gibson City, III Ph 217-785-8258 WANTED Used wet kit tor 708OA Prefer top mount tank Also PTO for 13-speed Fuller Road Ranger.

Call 248 7578, Washburn. 920 Automobile Financing and Insurance 922Wanted to Boy" JUNK CARS Trucks, scrap iron and farm machinery. Htghest price paid Ph 2991 1 AUTO SALVAGi Top dollar paid for junk cars or trucks. Ph alter 3. A spokesman for Roche Laboratories of Nutley.

N.J., maker of Valium, said she could not comment without seeing the Lancet letter. But she said no cancer-promoting effect had turned up in earlier animal studies or in the two decades the drug has been used by people. FORD-1971 LT9000 290 Cummins. 1978 City trailer, aluminum dump, 26'. 8.

Backhoe, Monticello Ph. 217-762-2246 days; after 6, 762-7391 or 762 2261 FORD 1979 4-wheel drive pickup. Absolutely can not be told from new Call Gene. Toll Free. 800-252-5870 Auto-haus Fortense.

Forsyth Johnny Martin VAN CONVERSIONS IN STOCK NOW 1979 GER-WIN VAN FORD-1941 pickup, body in fair condition, some extra parts, best otfer. Ph alter 4:30, 309-527-4607 Vernon Normal, was reported improved and in fair condition at Brokaw Hospital. He had been in serious condition. Kenneth Baurer, 21, of 303 E. Vernon Normal, remained in good condition at Brokaw.

Bradley B. DeBolt, 20, also of the Vernon Avenue address, was released from Brokaw. All four were injured in a one-car accident at the Camelback Bridge, on Virginia Avenue and over the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad tracks in Normal. Rick T. Hess.

23, Deer Creek, and Alan Harms, 20, Benson, were killed in the accident. John Gross, 15-year-old Hudson youth injured in a charity ride Saturday near Hudson, remained in critical condition at St. Francis Hospital Medical Center, Peoria. Window broken Kathy Schmidt, 603 W. Market told police a vandal broke a right rear window of her car Monday night while it was parked at 704 Arcadia Drive, police said.

FORD-1977 Ranchero, full power, air, cruise. 2 tone paint, looks good, runs great! SPECIAL $3895 MID-TOWN MOTORS 1322 Mam, Normal Ph 827-5491 Woman improves to fair condition FORD-1976 Window Van 100 Power steering and brakes, AM FM stereo, custom carpeting, captain's chairs, 351 3-speed $3500 Ph 663 4815 Kristina Wehmeier, 25, of Southgate Estates was listed improved from serious to fair condition Tuesday at St-; Francis Hospital Medical Center, Peoria. She was injured in a motorcycle-car accident on U.S. 51 in Heyworth Saturday that claimed the lives of two per FORD-1976 F150 Super Cab V-8, automatic power steering power brakes finfrock Motors Rt. lOWest Clinton Ph 935-3106 FORD-1977 F150, 302 V-8.

automatic, power steering and brakes, radio, Ziebart rust-proofed Ph 829 7486. sons. FORD-1976 4-wheel drive, a ton, 360 automatic, power steering, air, 39,000 miles, $4400 firm. Good condition. Ph 309 244-7791 Three persons injured in a Sunday morning accident which killed two persons remained in Bloomington-Norman hospitals Tuesday.

And a Hudson youth, critically injured in a car-bicycle accident Saturday, remained in critical condition at a Peoria hospital. Gordon Robertson, 24, Deer Creek, remained in critical condition at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center at noon. Robert H. Walsh, 19, of 303 E.

Area of I seniors named to honorary L'RBANA Ten University of Illinois seniors from Central Illinois have been named to the "100," a special activities honorary. The students are honored by the of I and Student Alumni associations for leadership in campus activities. Initiates of the group are Gary Denzer, H.R. 4. Bloomington; Jeffrey A.

Cummer, 1206 E. Vernon Normal; R. Casey Lartz, 204 Veronica Way, Normal Tom" Jump. R.R. 1.

Carlock; Gerald C. Weller, R.R. 1, Dwight; Patrick S. Embry. 304 E.

Madison Mackinaw; Kim E. Knauer. 421 N. Lafayette Mount Pulaski; Julie Hodgson, 501 Country Club Drive, Pekin; Fank J. Kem-netz, R.R.

l.Strawn; and Bob Montgomery, R.R. 1, Washington. Pair hurt when cycle blown over by winds Two persons were injured Monday night when the motorcycle they were riding near Hudson was blown over by strong winds, McLean County sheriff's police said. Fred Taylor and Vicki Kubinski, both 22 and of 804 W. Olive St.

were injured in the 9:30 p.m. crash on Hudson-Stuckey Road about three-quarters of a mile east of Pipeline Road. She was listed in fair condition Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital Medical Center and he signed himself out of the hospital's emergency room against medical advice, a hospital spokeswoman said. FORD-1974 Window Van, V-8, standard shift, good tor family or business Ph.

452-7546 "Discover the luxury and fun of a Ger-Win Van." FORD Van 1974 Econoline Great for recreational conversion or work Automatic, AM FM 8-track, air, best offer. Ph 827-8451, ask tor Greg. These Vans are equipped with V-8, automatic, front and rear air condi Father convicted of kidnapping FORD-1974 Ranchero GT, air conditioning, power steering, Reese Hitch, back-sliding window, new exhaust. 53.000 miles Ph 452-5606 tioning, front and rear heaters, tilt, AM-FM 8-track stereo system. CONVERSION KIT 4 reclining FORD-1976 F250 pickup, radio, automatic, dual tanks, power steering and brakes, priced to sell.

Call Lynns Hybrids, between 7 and 5 at 309-726-1224 Captain Chairs, rear sola which converts into a bed. Fully lined. FORD-1974 Chateau Window Van V8, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, dual air conditioners, bucket and bench seats plus rear seat and table that makes into a bed Extra clean good tires, vacation ready $3500 fhe Roominess Of A Van Can Be Enjoyed Ph Uanvers, 309 963-4608 FORD-1964 Pickup Shortbed New tires and Western Wheels. A little work and it would be a real attention-getter $750 PUBLIC AUTO EXCHANGE (Across From Wiley Pontiac-Buick) Ph 828 6613 By All! Come In Now For A Demonstration Drive. KEEP ON TRUCKIN' AT JOHNNY MARTIN living with Harrison in Mississippi.

She brought the children back to Bloomington with her. Harrison was arrested on a McLean County warrant but fought extradition until March 5, when he surrendered to Bloomington police. Harrison had visitation rights to the children but was prohibited from taking them out of the state. The Circuit Court jury returned the verdict at 3:25 p.m. after a half hour of deliberation and a half-day trial.

Circuit Judge Luther Dearborn ordered a presentence report. Charles Harrison, 34, Hickory, was convicted of child abduction Monday under the state's new abduction law. Harrison is the first person convicted in McLean County under the law, according to State's Attorney Ronald Do-zier, and is among the first convicted under the law in Illinois. The law prohibits divorced parents from abducting their children. Harrison took his children, Belinda, 10.

and Carri Lynn, 7, from the custody of his former wife, Phoebe Quillen, 1303 W. Market in early November. With the aid of her attorney, Mrs. Quillen located the children, who were FORD-1977 1 ton ptckup 6 cylinder, stick shift, radio, new tires Low miles If you are looking for good rrwleaye, comfortable driving or a combination ot these, then this is the truck for you, PUBLIC AUTO EXCHANGE (Across From Wiley Pontiac-Buick) Ph 828 6613 FORO-1970 "3-ton. 8 automatic $650 or best otfer.

304 Market. CHEVROLET Ph. 663-4311 Business Loop and 55.