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I 22 fn Columbian) Pridy May 1973 nj bM te 1 -f 5f V'' 1 i tv-v i-- 'a 4 Weather Births iHawWHiifM Fires IHb 4 i T- V-k" (Vancouver weather data according to the files of the Southwest Washington Research Unit) For the period Iran I am Thursday to I am Friday maximum 75 minimum 40 no precipitation Rainfall to date tnis year 2205 inches BUCKi 0ra BarMra took 1520 NC lOMh Am VaneouMr a girt Mw aoundt 1 oumm COTTONi Dm and Agania Com 1H11 Wt Mad A HidgaAaid a boy May it pounda Seunea CHOONOVtR: Art and Colloaa Schoonovor 47S Mh Comar a toy Mar Mid Anna Soim I01 0 SL VancouMor a gul May a -mca UVOOs Janwo and Vdung Jaa 11 Van Ml am ooudibaund ai HcLougNM No Ml OvarhooMd brakM on pm Car Ira al 4001 itdi pMuNd by a gaa Modama tlt3 MI Boa atarm 1011 Oarrtaon Hoad No tfi MolNuf in inM dalacur '4 t'Jmi y-rrs-v if O'j 'iJ v' -k1' 1 o'-' vi w- it jfV VA t' r- SMmnt i -v 4 vii i Uyuo 4t0l a Itdi St Vancowar a boy May a 7 1BH pm Atarm al 5002 Kanaaa No i Matinmn fr1 by a OMbumor bacbtrai SalanaNo 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strip between runways Cut proposed in Pentagon Stennis D-Miss called a defeTral rather than an ultimate saving Stennis told newsmen the proposal represents a committee consesus which he believes can be sustained on the Senate floor possibly later this month The committee recommended a one per cent cut in military manpower to 2061700 and a two per cent cut in Defense Department civilian personnel to 962000 estimated by Stennia to represent an annual laving of a Communist' WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Armed Servicea Com mittee proposed today a $55 billion slash in the ent and pro- weapons development and procurement request totaling $358 billion for the 15 months le proposed cut includes $13 billion no longer needed for military aid to South Vietnam tit also includes a $987 million reduction in Navy shipbuilding claims settlement and estimated cost escalation which Chairman John 'You trust Senate's $305 billion total In major weapons decisions the Senate committee: $7282 million for continued research and devel-' opment of the B1 bomber to permit building a fourth prototype hut disapproved $222 million for procurement-related items to delay a production decision another year down 9-to-7 a proposal to acquire an additional dozen Fill aircraft as a possible alternative to the Bl policy ANOMU VtcMr Hugo Aga 7a Mag 7 waah T' 117a Vaneouaar Waah Natural Avga A OWflA aetaaabaaMkiSm Orfl nHI 1M MSIIMNMb Clark County roaldont tar It mtmiu 15411 SC MW PWn 1171 WldoaMJly a Andrat at homo I Androa 1 Vanoouvar Qrandaon Mark And roll Vaneouvar Granddaughter Cathy Andrat Vaneouuar Brothor Arthur Andrat at toadta Ntaoa Carol Van AaoMN Waallia UaaMidt oaf INrawn MHIVi MWIwP 0 Loglon of Vaneouvar World War I rr-- Uammiuta ood VMifwaM 0 vsnueuvir ins i HaigWa Baptd Church Funaral i Saturday May 10 1I7S al Oardana Mortuary al 1130 am Mh Rovorond John bdarmoni al Evorgrcan I Cam alary pardon of Oardana Mortuary la locaiad al Evorgrcan Memorial Oardana Cam alary 1101 NE 112th Avenue BARTLETT Vara May Aga 11 May 1 Waah Born June 14 Lived al 1414 BIHOTHi WBnwOllVWai UHL IWHl HI Clark Couniy moat of lifetime Homemaker Bon Ronald BortloH Amboy Wooh ao grandchildren and kao AAJakduo SMaiMma XEmm Hfssi Drin6flHBisn proinwi hwi rn m-v rlBIISli VSnSSWHa SHHa mrSi VHS HooparVancouwr Mwibv of Woodlsnd Bavanth Day Advanbai Church Euncrd aarvlcoi al HamHton-Myla Noma Monday May 12dt 130 pm Eldar Duano Andoroon ofllelollng SnStSHS 01 vHI IfSnlHyi nSnHmlW Mylan Funeral Homo fa core of Bill gives states WASHINGTON (AP) Every state would be guaranteed at least $25 million in federal funds for public works projects if a bill moving in Congress becomes law A $5-billion emergency public works bill designed to reduce unemployment was approved by the House Public Works Committee Thursday The committee approved an amendment by Rep Bella Ab-zug D-NY requiring that 70 per cent of the funds be spent on projects in areas where local unemployment exceeds the national avenge The measure would provide federal grants to the states for construction repair or other improvement of local public facilities including local highway projects- The money could not be used for projects already under construction The bill would allow states and localities to apply for 100 per cent financing of the rqj ects Alternatively if the 1 overnmental body already contracted for a project under another federal program that requires matching funds it could apply Hit found it for those funds was unable to come up with money on its own Pig slop not a factor In firing ABERDEEN Wash (AP) Aberdeen Mayor Walt Failor said Thursday the transportation of pig slop in city police cars had "nothing to do with his firing of Police Chief Lea Kennedy three weeks ago The mayor told the City Council that the former chief and another police officer had used police cars to transport the slop to their pig farm outside the city Failor said he had not learned of such use of city vehicles until after Kennedy had 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cultivated following World Instead he said the Versailles created vengeance against Germanyand "unwittingly helped in I last 50 yean in its foreign policy" He aaya the result was American involvement in four wan which could have been prevented 'Wallace called a news conference to discuss his foreign policy after a story was published Thursday based on tTanscripta of an Interview the governor had with foreign Journalists In that interview Wallace said if he i the if S-ddmnmd Jp- ijrdlrlbdMMiMUd budget Stennis interpreted the Bl and Fill decisions as related and riving the "green light" to the Bl as a successor to the B52 strategic bomber $257 million for construction of a fifth nuclear-powered anti-aircraft escort frigate to await availability of the new AEGIS miaaile system authorization for patrol frigate construction from 10 to 7 ships with a recommendation that construction now exclusive at Bath Iron Works in Maine be extended to two additional unspecified contractors $1414 million requested by the Pentagon for research and development in five programs designed to continue Improving the accuracy and yield of warheads on and submarine launched missiles Energy bill due big test WASHINGTON (AP) An energy conservation Nil with multibillion-dollar gasoline tax hikea gets its next big test Monday in the House Ways and Means Committee a good sound Al Ullman D-Ore said Rep its chief author and chairman of the tax-drafting Ways and Means Committee after the divided panel finished basic decisions Thursday night "The Nil ii a bad job and a wrong to the energy problem aaid Rep Andrew Jacobi Jr D-Ind Key parts of the bill would increase gasoine taxes tax gas-guzzling new cars set up oil import quotas create new duties to replace existing petroleum tariffs levy taxes on some industrial use of petroleum and natural gas and give Americans a tax cut for installing energy-saving home insulation By 20 to 16 reflecting the political struggle which marked the lengthy initial drafting work the panel directed Ullman to transform the final draft into an actual bill It then will go back to the committee Monday when a bitter clash is expected over a major item left out of the package The entire 12-man Republican side of the committee was joined by Jacobs and three other Democrats in voting against that motion The missing feature is a proposed windfall profits tax on petroleum producers That in turn is tied to a major dispute in another House committee over whether to take price oiL controls off US crude Ullman trying to meet demand for President Fo House vote on energy taxes energy this month said the committee would take its final action Monday on the MU and discuss developing a windfall profits tax as a-possible amendment to be offered once the biU reaches the House flow $470 million The over-all procurement Nil would authorize $25 billion for fiscal 1976 a cut of $49 billion from Defense Department budget proposals ana $53 billion for the three-month transitional period from July 1 to Sept 30 1976 when the new federal fiscal year begins a reduction of 6600 million The House Armed Services Committee last Tuesday approved a $32 billion 15-month military procurement and research total In contrast to the foreign major Be the in a July 5 1974 letter sent to the Aerospace Industries Association the Electronic Industry Association and the National Security Industry Association It was signed by Josef Hoenig assistant sales negotiations director of the Defense Security Assistance Agency Hoenig could not be reached for comment A Defense Department spokesman could give no details on the origin of law distorted He meant peoples have War Treaty bring but our who Wallace wound instead United Japan Communists Wallace them And I don't truit the Wallace told newsmen In Montgomery Thursday that American involvement in four wan which he aaid could have been prevented "came as a result of mistakes in the foreign policy of this country" The United States "ought to 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