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Kohl to Retire as Dem Chief LA CROSSE (UPI) Former State Democratic Chairman William Ger rard said Thursday Her- Waukesho Freeman AM Friday. January Iff? PubtitMad Arternoarn Monday through Friday and Saturday mornmj FREEMAN PRINTING COMPANY 200KM PARK PLACE Wit HOME OELIVERY PRICES By Carriarttoy Me araakly or by Calendar Ouartart Jan Mar. Apr May. June July. Auo Sept.

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Ger rard, a real estate man in La Crosse, said he would not be interested in returning as chairman Kohl, 42, a Milwaukee food chain executive, was elected chairman in April of 1975 when Gerrard stepped down. Gerrard had held the post for foilr years Cinema I Daily 7:00, 9:10 Late Show Fri. Sat. 11:20 Matinass Sat. Sun.

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819.85 with coupon OPEN Mon. A Fri. 'til 8 EYE OF THE BEHOLDER MILWAUKEE H. Pi. Washington 382-3290 In the Brown Port Shopping Center BS WAUKESHA 710 Bars tow 542-8087 Free Frgnl Door Parking lung cameraa sharing knowtodl Freddie Prinze Television Prinze, Reportedly Shoots Himself HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Actor Freddie Prinze, 22, star of television's and The Man" series, was in critical condition today with a bullet wound to the head following what police believe was a suicide attempt.

Paramedic Tom Gilmartin said. found Prinze in the living room with a gun across his lap. The wound was what we call a through and through It entered one side of his head and went out the other." Officers said Prinze was discovered shortly before 4 a by his business manager who called authorities A neurosurgeon was called to UCLA medical center for emergency surgery Family and friends quickly assembled at the medical facility but refused to discuss the incident personally. A spokesman said he thought Prinze was distraught over his recent divorce from his wife of 15 months, Kathy Elaine They have a son. Freddie, 10 months A note reportedly was found reading.

"I can't take it any longer." It was also reported that Prinze telephoned his estranged wife and parents saying he was going to take his life. Prinze, who costars with Jack Albertson in ttye weekly NBC situation comedy. was described as "ex tremely despondent" by Lt, Dan Cooke of the Los Angeles Police Depart ment Cooke said psychiatrist and personal secretary had visited him earlier Thursday evening but had left He said the young star's business manager had remained with him to talk him out of his de spondeney The manager was the apartment shortly before 4 a when the the shot was fired One investigator quoted the manager as saying he did not see the gun until after Prinze withdrew it from between cushions of a sofa and fired. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI) Israeli officials say Jerusalem will give Syria only a few more days to withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon, where they are reported within nine miles of the Israeli border. A military source Thursday called the entry of the soldiers "an insult to the policy of the red under which Israel tolerated Syrian intervention as long as soldiers of the pan Arab peace-keeping force stayed out, of southern Lebanon "We are quite insistent that the Syrians move back," an official source in Tel Aviv said.

"The small step by-step advances of the Syrians have to stop. Israelv passed the warning to Damascus and Beirut through Washington. according to the official sources, who called the situation serious." (In Damascus, the official newspaper of the ruling Baath party said the troops wefe acting under orders from Lebanese President Elias Sarkis and would not pay attention to a aimed at shaking confidence in those forces." will move wherever security and political necessity requires and will not bow under to open po litical blackmail or threats," Al Baath said Reporters who toured the Israeli side of the border said there was no obvious mobilization, such as the troops, tanks and artillery called out when the Syrians entered Lebanon in force last No vember. "But that is not to say that no steps have been taken," said Israeli televi military commenta tor. Carter's Economic Plan Attacked WASHINGTON (UPI) President tax re bate and jobs plan is under attack from two directions in Congress.

Some liberal Democrats say it should provide more jobs. Some Republicans say it should involve permanent tax cuts instead of mostly one time rebates, and should contain greater incentives for business investment. Rep John Conyers, D- Mich and other House liberals are pressing for close to $30 billion in spending programs for jobs. Only about $9 billion of Carter's $31 2 billion package is for jobs, the rest in various kinds of tax reductions Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd said. "I think there will be an effort on the part of some members of Congress in both houses perhaps to increase the emphasis on the jobs portion of the package." He declined to predict how far this effort would succeed Senate Republican Leader Howard Baker said a five member GOP task force was working on an alternative to Carter's package and will announce it next week "I think you will find it substantially different," Baker said.

Republicans argue that Carter's proposed rebate of $50 for each taxpayer and dependent have a- lasting economic effect. Asked whether a rebate would pass the Senate, Baker said. "I very much hope 4t doesn't." He gave it only a 50 50 chance Carter's chief economist. Charles Schultze, told the House Budget Committee Thursday the rebate is designed to give quick stimu lus to the economy, and then the slower-starting public works and public service job programs will have a longer lasting effect. He said job proposals, including doubling public service jobs from 310,000 to 600,000 this year, an additional $4 billion over two years for public works and increased training and job programs for youth, represent the fastest rate at which these jobs can be created with good management.

Questions and Answers On Planned Tax Rebate WASHINGTON (UPI) If approved by Congress, the $50 per person tax re bate proposed by President Carter will be mailed automatically this spring to about 96 per cent of the American people Here are some questions and answers about the program: Q. Who would get the rebate? A. Each taxpayer, each recipient of Security. SSI. Railroad Retire ment and the those who claim the special earned income credit for married couples with children earning less than $8,000, Q.

How much would it A. $50 for each taxpayer and every dependent. or $50 for each beneficiary of Social Security and similar programs Are there any limits on who can get it according to income or the number of dependents who can be claimed0 A. No Everyone gets it regardless of income, and it matter how many dependents you have. If there are 10 in your family you get that is.

if you paid at least that much in taxes Q. Does everyone get the full A. No. You cannot get back more than you actually paid in taxes on 1976 income. The exception Is that the full $50 will go to Social Security and similar beneficiaries, and to those receiving the earned income credit Q.

Would 1 have to apply for the rebate? A. No It is all automat ic. Q. Is this program In effect for certain? A. No.

Congress still must act on it. Q. How soon could It go into effect0 A. It will take about five weeks after congressional approval to get the program started, and another six weeks to mail out all the checks. Q.

Who is left out of the rebate? A. About 4 million students who are claimed as exemptions on their parents' tax forms, and about 4 million others, mainly poor single persons and couples who have no children, pay no taxes and do not receive Social Security. 'Hughes Will' Written by Wife- Of Claimant, Attorney Charges LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPJ) A lawyer for rel atives of Howard Hughes Qp, OUR FAMOUS FISH FRY IONITE Live Entertainment Every Friday "DON FLEURY" Fitk Fry 6 Friday (vary Mwrtk SHIELD ROOM FUMK ALWAYS WELCOME Page 2 Waukesha Freeman OB PARKER. Mgr 1580 Moreland Blvd WAUklSHA 542-9731 Friday, January 28, 1977 has charged that the leaving Melvin Dummar a multimillion dollar share of Hughes' fortune, actually was written by wife, Dummar did the research and gave information to his wife who copied Hughes' handwriting, alleged attorney Paul Freese have been a cap live of your imagination," Freese told Dummar.

who was undergoing cross examination in the third day of a district court hearing into the "will," The document "has ele ments of the good saman tan and Cinderella." the at torney said Dummar's attorney told the court Mrs Dummar who legally does not have to testify against her husband would be "happy to appear voluntarily if the court wanted to pay the to contest Freese accusation Judtfe Keith Hayes turned down thp offer, saying he hoped to wind up the hearing today. WOOD BURNING STOVES AND FIREPLACES SERVICES Efficient cast iron J0TUL Woodburning units and FISCHER steel woodburning stoves end fireplaeee J0TUL stoves, up to efficient In Waukesha A tig Bend Call: ischer ail steel construction firebrick lined Probe Finds No Voter Freud MILWAUKEE (UPI)-The office here Thursday said it found no evidence of voter fraud or an attempt to "corrupt the integrity of the electoral process" in last presidential election. The probe was conducted by U.S. attorneys after former Gov Warren Knowles, a Republican, and two minor political parties, the American Independent Party and the I S. Labor Party, charged there had been vote fraud in the election.

Knowles had charged election night that there was voter fraud by organized labor and that it helped Democrat Jimmy Carter beat Gerald Ford in the Wisconsin election. Innocent Pies Set for Chevslier MILWAUKEE (UPI) Federal Judge Myron Gordon Thursday entered a plea of innocent for Robert C. Chevalier, a Menominee Indian from Neopit charged with assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. Chevalier is being held by Shawano County authorities in connection with the armed takeover in 1975 of the former Alexian Brothers Novitiate near Gresham He is charged with assaulting an officer of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Alexander Askenette Jr. with a rifle last April 5.

Gordon entered the plea when lawyer said his client would not enter one. Chevalier was indicted by a federal grand jury. Stste Sen. Msrtin Dies MADISON i UPI Sen. Jerome Martin, D-Manitowoc, was found dead in his apartment Thursday, the victim of an apparent heart attack.

Legislative sessions were called off when lawmakers heard the report of his death Martin. 68, was first elected to the Senate in 1970 and reelected in 1974. He was chairman of the Senate Tourism Committee Higher Apple Prices Foreseen OCONOMOWOC (UPI i Apple and other fruit prices will climb next year because of bitter cold in the Midwest this winter, two state officials predicted here Thursday. John Polich of the State Department of Agriculture told delegates at the Fruit Growers convention that extreme cold this winter is certain to damage fruit buds that will produce next summer's apples Gary Rohde, state agriculture secretary, said, however, a good spring, especially in April and May. could lower the cost of fruit to the consumer.

'Letters' by Satellite Urged WASHINGTON (UPI) A panel of communications experts is recommending the Postal Service use space satellites to speed mail deliveries. The panel, headed by electrical engineer Louis Rader of the University of Virginia, said most messages carried electronically would probably come from business and government perhaps one of every three letters Rader and other members of a National Research Council study committee testified Thursday before the Commission on Postal Service Light Sentence Becked for Longet ASPEN. Colo. (UPI) Claudine probation officer has recommended the French- born singer be sentenced to no more than 30 non- consecuUve days in the county jail for the slaying of her lover. Vladimir "Spider" Sabich On Jan 14.

Miss Longet was convicted of negligent homicide, a misdemeanor, the shooting death. She testified Sabich was showing her how to use a 22-caliber pistol when the weapon fired The maximum penalty for the charge is two years tn prison and a 15.000 fine Aspen Begins Cloud-seeding Fund ASPEN. Colo. (UPI) Plagued by a lack of snow, which has cost ski area owners $4 5 million, area residents have begun raising $37,000 for a cloud-seeding program to bring snow to the slopes. A town spokesman Thursday said $4,000 already had been collected in the fund-raising drive, boosted by $500 each from the local ski lodge owners association and other businessmen.

MECCA Suffers Loss MILWAUKEE The big conventtc center downtown Milwaukee in 1876 was a bi flop MECCA had an operating loss for the year more than $504,000 according to MECCA official The figures don include depreciation of the fi cHlties involved the Arena. Auditorium ar Convention Hall.