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NKW CASTLE NKWS( 'Ff)NESI)AY, ULY 12, 1972 Mott Abel opposed 1IMJ (Ci'I) I. W. Abel, president of the Creed ol America lllSW). indicated Tue-eJis lie cn.U col support George McGovern as the presidential nominee. Abel delegate committed lo the now-deli net crinvgr.

Hubert Humphrey, said he will support when Hie Democratic National C.jiic-:-.li:::i on a noiuinee. A' leas' 70 pc. ccr.t of the Pennsylvania Humphrey ca Kts dociscj to support Jackson, according to former Ph I idelpkia Mavcr James It J. Tale, a member of the us V.u 74 -vote group includes all of the stale's most I. ho: leaders Turbulent weather llj United Press International Libeled weatae: pun over the north-central stales loday.

minging the threat of tornadoes and severe Ihiaiderslr.ri.ss. air-h was in effect Hi is morning for most of northeastern. South Dakota and southern Minnesota and small prt.ons of Wisconsin and Iowa. cms. ai complied by hail, lashed the area Tuesday eight and early loday.

Go'f hail covered Ihe ground five miles east ol Bnrvvi ivd.e. M.tia. Heavv rains inundated Meirc Grove, Minn. five inches of rain in two hours. Local cloulh.irs-.s in rising creeks and streams In eastern Nebraska arr western Iowa.

Sewer money tight The Lawrence County Planning Commission has finally I received certification from the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Hut, as assistant planner Anthony Mottle reported at yesterday's Planning Commission meeting, receiving funds for sewer and waler projects is impossible this year jr.d very unlikely for 197 J. Moltle and County Engineer Zabetakis received the news at a certification rneeling June 13 in Clarion. The litle of Mottle's report, "The Well is Dry." sums up the situation There is not enough money in HUD coffers to guarantee funding, despite Ihe fact that Lawrence County was one of the six counties in Ihe slate to merit certification. After Mollle's report, Znbctakis said "the only way we are going to get any money for IS73 is to get behind the rock and push hard." It was recommended lhal townships that have had for HUD sewer funds held up because the commission wasn't certified, reapply for those funds.

the Commission discussed Ihe possibility of obtaining Title I benefits from the U.S. Economic Development Administration. Ccmmission member Russel Kawa said SO per cent and in some cases 100 per epnl funding is available for public works Quang Tri Neither side budges SAIGON (UPl)-South Vietnamese troops killed 300 Communis Is jiuI knocked out 15 North Vietnamese tanks in the first lull day of fighting to ret.iptun! Quiing Tri City, military spokesmen said today. The spokesmen said there was rai progress by either side in heavy fighting around the city, the capital of South Vietnam's northernmost province that was captured hy the Communists on May I. A South Vietnamese force moved on the eily from two directions, meeting heavy enemy resistance.

The spokesman said at least government troops were killed and it others wounded in 1 1 separate hat ties The US. command said loday a U.S. jet lighter-bomber was shot down in a dogfight near Hanoi Tuesday. Tn another delayed report, it said a U.S. Marine Corps Ali Intruder fighler-boiuber was downed lasl Friday hy Communist antiair crafl fire lil) miles southwest nf Quang Tri City.

The four crewmen from the two planes were listed as missing. Other Phanlom pilots swept to within 40 miles of the Chinese border Tuesday to knock out the Lang Mel highway hridge over the Tning River 40 miles northeast of Manoi, the command said. A pair of U.S. destroyers opened fire on barges unloading supplies from a ship anchored 30 miles from the North Vietnamese porl of Dong Hoi Monday and sank a dozen ol them, the command today. The nationality of the ship, which was nut fired on, Wiis not announced A South Vietna- mese push lo recapture the city was hacked hy 27 U.S.

H52 bombers thai dumped nearly 700 Ions of explosives on SPASSKY AHEAD Chessboard dujilicating the flabby f-'isilier-Horis Spassky wnrld championship chess match in Reykjavik, Iceland, shows position of figures after first 10 mnves yesterday, having taken a total of fuur and a half hours CHpuoio lo cornplele. Spassky, playing white in what is called "the chess match of the century," capitalized an a Fischer error and now holds Ihe only chance uf victory in the match. Fischer fails in gamble Spassky could win first match Mystery death SUTEHSVLM.E, Pa. (UPI) State and local authorities intensified an investigalion today in the death of Hu-year-oh Pittsburgh area woman whose decomposed hods Wis found in a wooded area near this Westmorland County community. Tlie body uf Mis Rsste Coins.

Broadhead Manor, was discovered in a secluded spot off Pa. 51. about 20 mile; souta of P.tlsburgh. Police said her body was dragged lo the spot where she was found. The coroner's office said death was closed by a "massive injury" chess games.

The Icelanders rejected chance," said Danish grandmaster Jens Eneveoldsen. "We will never know until Fischer tells us if lie said another international chcr's demand and told him it employment projects. HliYKJAVlK, Iceland (UP!) meet after 40 moves and -Caught in a hopelessly drawn hours play, game, temperamental Ameri- When Ihe two resume the can challenger Hobby Fischer game the first in their took a chance to bring some $230,000, 24-game world match Receiving the funds, Kawa is up to Ihe official referee, said, involves submitting an Lothar Sehmid of Wesl Genua- Spassky has a bishop and grandmaster ny, to nin the game from now application, being checked by the on adjainislration lo determine area Ihree pawns against Fischer's Fischer liTo into his firs! world chess championship game. In lhal moment, sofl-sixiken and mild mannered Boris Spassky proved why he is the world champion in the noblesl of games. Spassky's seconds, including need, preparation of an international grand masters economic development program Eftim Gc-ller and Nikclai and Ihe appointment of a 30- Krogius, sent Iheir world member representative board pleased wilh his game Aflcr ihe adjournment he angrily demanded a meeting with the Icelandic organizers lo corn- live pawns.

Play resumes at 5 p.m. (I rn. EDT). Most experts assembled here seemed lo agree that Spassky has a chance lo win, while Fischer should be happy if lie plain against what he described champion to sleep and then The application has already been as the noisy audience. Some spenl ihe night and die rr.utn.ng made.

3.000 Icelanders and foreign hours Ihe position to fie said the commission should chess enlhusiasls had parked find a winning combination for begin now to think of people He immediately pounced on salvages a draw. Protestant march 3KLKAST i UPI i Wilh blaring brass bands and Union Jacks, thousands of Proleslanls moved oil Ir.lav in their biggest march of the year. As they v.nlence brought lenevved tlueaLs of ir 'o: eia Ireland. Police seven persons were killed today and Tuc-dav. Cringing to 13 the number of persons killed in Ulster sir.ee the Republican Army i.IRA) ended lis two-week cease-fire Sunday.

Ihe first an expected 50.000 Protestanls marched from the Carlisle Circus rallying point near Belfast's Crunua Koad Fischer's hishop-lefl trapped Hut nobody lias come up with alter capturing one of Ihu cxnlanation whv Ihe Ameri- suspected Communist positions inln the Lagardui hall fui Ihe Spassky. representing all segments oi me the government marines Russian's pawns-and the game chess genius went straight opening I 5m I most Many experts feel they will county to serve on Ihe board. battling north of Hie city John Blackson Associates was turned distinctly in Spassky's into what appeared to he tentatively selected as a consulting firm on solid waste. A special committee appointed by tlie planning commission to knowledgable observers said suceed, even if Geller himself they felt the audience was more modestly suggested: "I believe quiet than is normal al lop we will have a draw Opening game moves repotted killing 12.H Nurth Vietnamese at a cost of 28 South Viclnamese dead and 6B wounded. The casualties were among the highest foT any single battle in the campaign lo take the city, 432 miles nonh of Saigon.

Red Cross aid lavor. flussian Irap. Spassky asked for adjourn- "He touk a chance to win a McGovern success hardly moves Nixon SAN CLEMENT Ii, Calif hand knowledge. (UPI I President Ninon, lus re- Although Ziegler refused to election campaign already comment on McGovern's viclo- select a consulting firm bad recommended Fishers and P-KI15 Associates, but Ihe K-K2 commissioners decided against PvP the recommendation. BxP The possibility ol a meeting REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) 31.

K-K2 The progression of moves in 'J'i. K-B3 the first game of the world 33. K-KT2 chess championship match he- 3t. I'xH tween linris Spassky ol Ihe 35. KxB Soviet Union and challenger 36.

P-CJR4 Hobby Fischer of Ihe United 37. B-R3 HAP.K:siS'..K;. (UPli- The American Hed Cross said Tjesday it has spent or committed S6 million to aid victims of Hurricane Agnes in Pennsylva nia. This figure will he climbing rapidly over the coming weeks as more and more Hood victims seek and receive adoitscnal assistance." Dan Bach man. Ihe Red Cross' director for Pennsylvania and New Jersey, said.

Ihu lunar. anl the Red Cross has dispensed 765,000 meals since tuc storm and housed over 12a. 000 Per.nsjlvar.ians for carious lengths of time. Q3 K-Q4 K-K5 r-m P-B4 between Ihe commissioners and the committee was discussed. II was repotted that the Medusa Cement Co.

will lace a possible shutdown if Ihe gcarwi to a laeeoll Willi uoorgc ry, it apparently did not 38. B-B5 McCuveni, just nudded and surprise any of the President's Spassky returned to conferring wilh his strategists, who began several (hlack) P-B5 CTicwton bridge does not receive (white) Fischer 33. P-QKT6 40. K-R4 KT-Kii3 Adjourned. arlviscrs wtien loHl Hie houtn weeks ago gearing their cam-Dakota senator had the Demo- naian apparatus to do battle Comcs used out of order Some of the articles un the comic page were used nut uf order yesterday.

The News rcgrcls Ihe inconvenience and is in th process of straightening Ihemonl. 1. IM4 I. P-QB4 3. KT-KH3 repairs.

Medusa Irucks make three trips an hour across the bridge. Kawa said cleaning and P-K3 (Symbols: In Bntisti-Ameri P-Q4 can usage, each move in wilh Mi-Cnvem. KH-ljKTS chess game is recorded using Thev have examined most of i- 0-0 Icttcis lor each chc-3 piece and welding crews had been working P-QB-t numbers for each square on Ihe KT-QB3 board. The squares are num-B-QE14 bercd along the columns (or McGovern's public pronounce- 1 nients in detail anil prepared counler arguments lo most of 7- -P his positions 8. P-QH3 Nixon also talked by tele- 9- KT-K2 phone with former Treasury on Ihe budge lor three weeks, but more deterioration nmirred in Ihe two weeks since they quit The number of members to make up the proposed citizens advisory committee was set at 0x0 (QB5) files) and named for the piece 11-QKT3 initially sitting at the first Gun smuggled PITTSBURGH I UPI) Western Penitentiary officials today sought to determine how a Spanish-made caliber pistcl and ammunition were smuggled recently Die maximum sccuiity prison.

Deputy Warder. Charles Wehrle, in making lire eir.ent Tuesday, also confirmed an attack un two guard-, by a convict who went herseik after drinking illicit moonshine. Sum in -i irr.ts are pnte rare at the institution, Weii said. He sain the gur anil ammunition were surrendered hy an unidentified convict June 18. QxQ s(uare ol the file For examph the third square in (rent of Ihe nine.

Planning Commission up B-K2 rook on Ihe side uf the king is cralic nomination in the bag. Nixun had no comment lo make on the Democralic choice, said Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler. While the Democrats were reaching the vviudup of their contesl for the nomination, Nixon was meeting Tuesday with two men who figure in tiis re-elcclion planning Hohert r'incli, a While House counselor and old friend who helped manage Nixon's IBfill campaign, and Caspar Weinberger, his chief budget manager The President was talking Willi Weinberger when aefjtcr lold him thai Sens. Kdnumd Mnskie and lluherl Humphrey had withdrawn from the race, leaving Ihe nomination lo MK Invent. "He just nodded." Ziegler said later.

Secretary John Connally, who anived in Washington following a five-week round-the-world trip as Ihe President's special representative. Connally will fly here late this week, probably Friday to report lo the President on his conversations Willi world lead ers He visited more Ihan 20 couiilries lo explain Nixon's foreign policy and delails of his Moscow and Peking summits. Secretary State William P. lingers, who is scheduled lo return Liter this week from a Defense argues Optimist Club to hold cookout The New Caslle Optimist Club is holding a cookout at Pattersons Camp on Ihe Nestnnnnck near Vulanl al 6:30 p.m. today All local members aie urged to attend and Ihe Highland Area Beaver Tills) and Mercer Oplinihl Clubs have also been invited.

The ncsl aifair will he a patin and swimming pool parly July 26 at tin Holiday Inn ml -122. wesl nf New 11 will he a husband and wife or im-nihet friend affair 11. PxP 12. IlxQ 1,1. IMJKTJ 14.

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I'-KTft 30. p.KT.3 Pa. (UPli President W. Filmore Campbell recommended seven because that number represents Ihe approximate number of counly organizations, bul nine was decided on to insuie a greater cumber at each meeting Details of selection procedures were left tcZabelakis. Tentative plans were made for a meeting of county and muniripal planning commissioners willi representatives of Environmental Kcsnurccs Department to discuss amendments to Sewage Facilities Act 537.

No dale was set for Ihe meeting Defense attorneys for ll-tJ2 numbered: KH3, or King's Kll Ql rook 3. KTxKT letters and their corre- B-R5 sxinding pieces are: King; lURSlxB Q-Qucen; B-Bishop: Kt- Bxlt (rh Knighl; H-Iiook: P-pawn. It-qfH (An between lelters K-Bl indicates the first piece cap- K.T-K5 tnred the second. 0-0 indicates KXIt castling. "Ch" i i a I P-KIS3 "check" or thai Ihe king is threatened wilh rapture.) n-Qi 1,1,2 CI fiXKT Slavery abolished I1XPIKH7) Slavery was abolished in P-KH4 Britain on June 22.

1772. ae Union officials charged in the -f -VS said Tuesday the federal government lcireseritalives of the Nixon visit In eight countries, also campaign organization are in meet with Nixon, probably Miami Beach to gather first- Saturday. piracy charges against their clients. the allornevs charged the stale of Pennsylvania and the federal governiuent illegally plutted In file murder Aiheil Pass. member of the l.w.:-ve Hoard, and Wilhnm J.

Prater, a ur.i::r f.cld leprcNcntaiive from LaFolletle. Tenn In a fore Washington County Judge Charles Sweet, defense argued that the federal conspiracy caarges returned by a federal grand jury in Pittsburgh were cxclurivcly to bring the two' defendants lo 1 face slate murder charges Serio us BffiE 'Hogan System' to be piloted here lii i- Depart in ent of urn nm inly Affairs of Pennsylvania has endorsed the llogan System" of public and is currently prunmlicg Ihe use nf Ibis system throughout the state Tax break HAKIilSlH liCH.Pl,. Flood victims tnav get a sales hn. r. they buy lo replace or repair damaged ilevcrue Seuclary Hobe.l Kane said the m.ir.ui e.

is -imhmg possible sates lax rebates for irn.aic. arphaaces. cars and building supplies de sa, WvA wtims should keep sales slips from all i -od purchases The bills should be itemized the taxable Kerns and the tax charged Al; the lax rebate is illegal now. Kane said "as rlraftod to permit it. there are over whether such a i l.i conslitiiUonal Sv-li ike ihsi in.nerials iirniiiul junk to Imild crime up slightly WASHINGTON I UPI) Attorney General Richard j.

Klein diensl announced loday that serious crime rose jusl 1 per cent during Ihe first quarter of 1972. the lowest percentage inrrc.ise since 1962. The preliminary report of the FBI's Uniform Crime Statistics, coming in the midst of Ihe Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, also showed that (he ilcvade-loog crime spiral actually deel cased by ft pei cenl when rates for the six largest cities were totaled. New York. Chicago.

Cos Angeles and Detroit reported reductions in serious crimes, while Houston and Philadelphia were up. A lotal of 80 of the nation's largest cities had lower crime rales during Ihe three-month period, according to the Jusiice Department which under die Nixon administration began interpreting for the first time the flat FBI statistics. eiiiipiiieu1 Paul Kogaa. iinenliir ol Hie system, will lt: in Mew Castle to discuss ihe and show tomorrow a( City Hall for a conference on the playgrnund syslcnv i'rojrct cnnrdinalor for Ihe meeting is Ronald Y. fiich.

the cilv 's Partner Cities Coordinator TlfF. NKW Castle 1'ire nrparlnient rriwrhs tlicy have answered 107 fewer alarms than a veil ago Last vear at this time the lei irtiuenl had responded to fit fi alarms hut so far this year only Some areas which have noticeably dropped are false alarms, from 79 lasl year to 42 llus year and grass fires because of wet weather, Irani 129 last year to 83 this year. The total fire loss for this year is S2W.238 less than at this time last car Arson cases have heen cut almost in had wilh 30 reported hy tins time lasl year and IB sti far this year. Chief Reynold DiLullo and his men are hoping (lie trend continues. The total number of alarms is way down from lasl year's flliO A reminder from Ihe finance office al City Hall that payments arc still hciug accepled for Hie garbage service fee.

No garbage will he i' ill lee ted nl any household unless (he new oiangc slicker is present. (1V MAYHF. if good summer weather is here to stay, cily work crews might gel a chance lo (is. those potholes drivers have been dodging. The weather lias been a real factor in road wotk nol only in the city but throughout the county.

Who knnws. maybe the sun will shine all this niur.lh and Ihe madcrews can gel their job done for the summer before it's lime to start spreading salt again. -By RICH ItOlIBACII uses for films deputing discardeil or junk usa rials. Torquato robbed JOilNsTOWN. Pa.

lUPI, Democratic National "r.vMti-.T proved fiuslrating in more wavs than one for pX.Tr'''''' delegate from VvVc Cjnlhliii conlrnissjon I was attending the convention in Miami Beach, into his Johnstown home and ransacked it a small door safe was cracked open. Mmtare was strewn around the house, and beer was several items. Several items of jewelry were let: untouched, however. was pspect l0 return homc A rerem reel ration and parks study completed ior the city shows a need for active and useful puhlk: playgrounds N'ew Castle has hecn chosen by Ihe Department ol t'ommunity Alfairs (or a pilot project in which llogan will be ersonally involved. Hogan will be in town at 1 p.m..