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The Albuquerque Tribune from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 10

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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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10
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The Albuquerque Tribune Jane 10 1968 ftge Ten McKinnon to Protest Sandia Crest Station Miss Burns Sentenced LOS ANGELES June 10 Ifl Barbara Ann Bums convicted of dope addiction has been sentenced to the minimum mandatory term 90 days in jaiL But her attorney appealed the sentence and she was released on $1000 bail Woman Is Injured In Car-Truck Crash Mrs Magdalena Vigil 62 of 517 Bellamah NW was treated at St Joseph Hospital for minor bruises last night following a car-truck accident at Seventh and Iron SW Driver of the car Mrs Isabella Garcia 20 same address and her son David 1-month were taken to the same hospital but did not require treatment Driver of the truck was identified as Orlando Romero 24 of 1040 Lopez SW an Albuquerque station because he thought Santa Fe carried much greater prestige Griffing an Oklahoma City business man who owns one share more than half the vot 2nd Man Held In Burglary A second Albuquerque man has been arrested on a Phoenix warrant charging first degree burglarly He was identified as Lalo Ulibarri 24 of 1112 Edith NE arrested at his home last night Still being held in City Jail is Arthur Duran 24 of 1430 Franciscan NE who was arrested last week Both have waived extradition The warrant charges them with breaking Into a trailer behind a Phoenix bar May 25 Other details of the burglarly were not available here Phoenix officers were expected here later this week to return the suspects there been decided later to have a staff of ten After failing to testify on a number of similar points Mr Grilling said he had never been in a television station in his life His company recently experimented in Bartlesville Okla with wiring homes to receive continuous movies The experiment was dropped as a filure a short time ago Grilling however has been given permission by Albuquerque to try a similar experiment in that city Marks demanded at session that Griffing produce a brochure he said he left with ABC network officials in the hopes of making a good impression for his proposed station Wider Audienee Griffing testified he had spoken of KVIT as a Santa Fe station Marks on cross examination indicated he wanted niwTmixico scHOOilsumYTco numi IOB ing stock of KVIT said he know whether it was possible to show films over TV without having a projectionist in the station and know whether it was possible to show live TV without having a cameraman Leonard Marks attorney for KOAT brought out that KVTTs original application proposed a staff of four employes and did not include either projectionist or cameraman Vincent Pepper attorney for KVIT said it had WASHINGTON June 10 Hearing in the KVIT case involving the application of Video Theatres IncH for permission to put its TV station on Sandia crest near Albuquerque instead of in Santa Fe will be in progress most of the week it was indicated here Clinton McKinnon president of Alvaratlo Broadcasting Co which operates KOAT-TV one of the protesting Albuquerque stations will testify Thursday Henry Grilling president of Video Theater told FCC hear ing Examiner Sharfman Monday that even if zoning and power difficulties were resolved at Santa Fe he would not under any circumstances consider operating a TV station from that city He gave as his reason the ill will apparent among neighbors of the proposed station tower site Greater Prestige At the same time he said he wanted to be known as Santa Fe station rather than to see whether the brochure also discussed it as a Santa Fe instead of an Albuquerque station KOAT is the Albuquerque outlet for ABC network Griffing admitted he expected to have a wider audience in Albuquerque than in Santa Fe and would solicit advertising in Albuquerque VODKA MARTINI driest of the dry made with Smirnoff CUE TO BETTER RBECDE-MEXI-PEPA IKEN'or MAMNMM UDKtVER-MtUtX PLUA8ER WOUNDS SUSPECT: Richard Durand Jr 32 of Route 3 Box 3G2S Isleta SW holds the 22 caliber rifle with which he wounded a suspect in a break-in at his home yesterday afternoon (Staff photo) (WE ONLY SELL- AND PLEASE I TAKE HEED A i Local Resident Shoots Suspect GET ON THE VODKA WAGON WITH A blend of the asnca I of pappaio Hull a Intdi iiui otkwr mi Itanti rtfioH omL GUARANTEED Bill to Aid Small Business Passed WASHINGTON Jane 10 The Senate has passed bill proposing a disputed new ew program of indirect federal in- One man was shot the ftrengthen the hip and his companion 5 ftructure busi- also captured late yesterday when a Southwest Albuquer- PROPERLY INSTALLED Hurt 10 Yaor Guarontoo AL 5-8748 I IK Pml Kitilri fra pia Hi fim Siimff Fb (Kfc if Imlliia) lirtferg Cm iriRiRipjpjEtyttS nmniu uxu hi 0 0 SI Have you been misled by talk about monsters a claims of room with small-car economy que man surprised the pair ap-l "leas'jre parently burglarizing his having behind it a row Richard Durand Jr 32 to whether Congresa has Rt 3 Box 3628 Isleta SW ega short circuiting he returned home yesterday Appropriations Committee afternoon and as he opened the1 passed yesterday door he saw the two suspects UP 1 under in the living room One of government would them had a gun make low mterest loans to new The two men now in County agencies to be known as small jail for investigation of break-investment companies ing and entering tied Mr 'These in rurn would invest the Durand called the Sheriffs De-borrod federal funds in particent grabbed his 22 husiMineedin her rifle and gave chase equity paL The invesments Mr Durand soon spatted be orm two men one 23 and the other benture purchases 22 and fired hitting the one in the right hip The shot PeCOS Project HopCS With Senators continued running Titinw rpim bimi The wounded man was found1 WASHINGTON June 10 crawling by a ditch which runs Hope for appropriations this near the Rio Grande Depu-' year for the Pecos River proj-ties Nash Zamora Bert Terra- ect ride today with New Mex-zas Lewis and Harry' ico's senators especially Den-McCrory assisted in the huntjnis Chavez (D) The wounded man was taken) The House Appropriations to County-Indian i a Committee yesterday refused where the slug was removed 'to budget any money for the The second suspect was cap- project or even a start on the tured in an orchard clearing of salinity from the A check of the house showed river It had been expected to it had been ransacked officers do so It gave no reason for aid and the would-be thieves'its action I On the Senate side of the hill Chavez is a powerful member of the appropriations committee and apparently would support the project had Filed up several articles in preparation to taking them away It was suspected a third person possibly one with a car was to meet the pair to cart away the loot Officers today still were seeking two guns reportedly taken by the suspects and discarded during the chase The case will be turned over to the district attorney's office when reports are completed FORD IS LOWEST PRICED In both six-passenger sedans and station wagons Ford is actually lower priced than this same self-styled "economy" carl New Aztec Manager AZTEC June 10 (AV-Aztec has a new city manager He is Jack Sanborn 38 of Farming-ton He replaces Tony Simmons who resigned FORD GIVES BETTER GAS MILEAGE In an official NASCAR test to measure gas mileage under normal driving conditions the Ford Six beat the 6-passenger American car that has been claiming "small-car gas This test was strictly supervised by NASCAR every foot of the way The route was chosen to provide the kind of driving most people do city traffic open highways mountains Drivers were changed daily so the cars received the same handling When the 2213-mile run was completed Ford had delivered the moat miles per gallon MODELS COMPARED LOWEST-PRICED PASSENGER SEDAN LOWEST-PRICED STATION WAGON FORD ADVANTAGE FORD COSTS 238 LESS FORD COSTS 11989 LESS These comparisons are baaed on own suggested retail prices including radio and heater excluding destination charges ITS LOW PRICE AND GAS-SAVING WAYS ARE JUST TWO OF THE MANY ADVANTAGES FORD OFFERS YOU FOR EXAMPLE The Ford Six fa the most modem short-stroke low-friction six-cylinder engine available in -any car today Delivering 145 horsepower it gives a you more efficient power keeps you safer too The Beauty of the 58 Ford stems from the famous Thunderbird beauty that combines with the luxury features that are built into every Ford model to ipake you proud to drive a Ford anywhere The Riding Comfort you get In a Ford comes from exclusive Automatic Ride Control which combines Angle-Poised Ball-Joint Front Suspension with long tailored-to-weight rear springs to give you big-car riding ease at its level best over all roads In Dollar Value you just match a Ford It's a car built to be worth more And it's a car that traditionally holds onto its value for the time when finally ready to trade it in or sell it SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER FOR A BETTER BUY III A USEB CAR OR TRUCK Dl SURE TO SEE OUR OR OTHER SELECTIONS 1 i.

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