Sunday Tribune, The (Newspaper) - April 18, 1976, Albert Lea, Minnesota THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE No. 92 ALBERT APRIL 18, 1976 SINGLE COPY 25 CENTS 26 PAGES Rainfall May Delay Peak of Souris River Flood New Day Dawning Dark clouds break up as the dawning sun outlines the cross of a symbol of the Christian hope this Easter morning for eternal Here North Freeborn Lutheran Church awaits the worshipers who will celebrate the risen News Highlights Director Resigns DULUTH Clark H. Dohm has re- placed Richard Waide as executive director ol the Spirit Mountain Recreation 52, former general manager of the Radisson Duluth assumed his duties this the area's first resigned effective Thursday for personal Soviets Criticize JDL UNITED The Soviet Union says the Jewish Defense League radicals who demonstrate outside its United Nations mission in upper hattan are a Zionist viet Ambassador Jacob Malik used the term thiee times in his latest note to the can UN mission demanding a crackdown against the Bypass ROSEVILLE The staff of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency urged HIP PCA board to allow Waste Water Commission to sewage into the Mississippi River pipes are Beef Numbers Rise WASHINGTON Cattle ris are stepping up beef tion in line with earlier indications although seasonal slowdown appears to be t iking according to the Agriculture As of April 1, the department said feedlot inventories in 23 Inch account for most of the nation's totaled nearly 109 million a 28 per gam from 8.5 million a year Discrimination Charge WASHINGTON The Justice De- says real estate appraisers and mortgage lenders have discriminated against blacks by requiring a devaluation of tv values when black families move into white neighborhoods The department filed suit Friday charging four trade associations representing thousands of real estate praisers and mortgage lenders with but discrimination against By J.D. WILSON ND Dis- aster officials were hoping to continue dike work Saturday as they studied the effect of more thin an inch and a half of ram on the flood threat at The National Weather Service 167 Inches of rain fell since but the Impact on the crest would come from a mount i upstream The rain could delay the Souris River crest at the city of 32.000 until the service The swollen by snow melt threatening the city where been from the flood plain Downstream the flood claimed it first victim a man presumed drowned after the p truck he was in slipped off the road and into the Robert of the tional Weather Service majority of precipitation has already but the rain here in Minot will nnt affect the crest The ram upstream will be the key The crest has been predicted at eight feet above Hood James of the US Army Corps of said he was hoping for high winds to dry out slippery roads and so erosion spots could be found and fixed water does not seem to be eroding dikes as rapidly as a few davs he said still in good shape Lake County to Meet Treatment ST. PAUL The St Paul school has been admitted to yelden Rehabilitation Center for he to help him cope with ICN I I 1 Inside The Tribune M 10 Crossword Editorial Page 14 4 11 Family Pago Sports 12 TV 11 Campus Notes 10 Mail Call 10 The Board Board of Commissioners will imet w th a consultant to discuss budgeting and scheduling for the project to Fountain and Albert Lea Lakes The US Environmental Protection which has the proposal that will primarily help fountain has granted the county half of the necessary funding or The county to pay for the remaining costs with local and state The National Inc St. has vet to a final timetable of work for the im- provement program The meeting is set for 9.30 m PI ins for Improvement 11 rill for Construction of filter in b fore it enters I Lake National claims the beds will help f Iter out silt and Sheriff Now In Offices In New Annex Making the move to the new Freeborn County center Thursday night the Sheriff's The law en- forcement officers were up until 2am Friday moving records and equipment The Albert UM Police which will jointly ust the is expected Ic move there about the middle of said Assistant City Manager ML that some individual police officers make thi switch ir of that Ytt to receive finil state approval is the county located on the third floor of the courthouse annex A for state Corrections said Friday tentative approval bWn given hut a number of minor problems must be worked out by the department and the The county Welfare which occupies floor of the hM already moved into thouse chemical runoff which aids growth in the lakes The board Tuesday will also receive a final report on the division of waters on the con- struction of County Ditch No. 71. Fire Strikes Fairmont Firm Minn. A Cattle shed and a storage Ing containing hay were de- by fire at the D u a n e Blachowske Motor Freight Co m rural Fairmont The which broke out about 2pm. was brought under control about 3-45 p m. by mont firemen Winds gusting to mill s per hour hampered the nf firo M is n dam City Manger John Arnold said city crews pumped rainwater out of the the flood plain through the night He explained the storm sewer which drams into the had been cut to prevent the river from entering the plain through U. A N John 48. was still missing Saturday after the pickup truck which he was riding slid a road and went into the river near N D He was one of three officials adding the other two uere from 12 feet of The Souns meanders out of then re- turns to Canada after making a sharp loop near Minot Bulldozer operators were kept off the tops of primary d much of the after- noon when rain made the clay barriers slippery not on top of the maries along the dunng the said Bob a foreman for one of the con- tractors handling would be touchy up A driver would have to keep his eyes open But some bulldozers had to be on top of the dikes to fill m Wind Blows Fire And Baseball Minn. Winds gusting to 55 miles per hour reduced visibility to near zero in the Marshall area fanning a farm ing trucks off highways and forcing cancellation of a ball the State Patrol said The wind fanned a fire which destroyed a barn and garage on a farm one mile southeast of St Leo wasn't much we could said Alvin Kack of St. Leo Fire could hardly stand much fight a Wo one was living in house owned by Virgil The patrol said a truck was forced into a ditch near Heron another rolled over on Minnesota 67 be- tween Canby and and a truck pulling a mobile home went into a ditch east of All accidents were to the wind second game of a uled doubleheader between Moorhead State and Marshall at Marshall was m due to the wind and reduction in hty from h o v weak of them are going back up during lulls in the said a corps of engineers spokesman when it rams we them to get off Workers were also placing snow alongside the dike to prevent erosion The fences are scd slats wired together with two-inch spaces boards were also walkins the s around the clock keeping m constant touch with the corps of engineers by citizens band radio The corps the number of us patrols to nearly 40 while 30 more city teams for on and Workers attempt to strengthen the Souris River dikes at N. by adding snow fence to keep the earth from sliding into the swollen Pentagon Said Assigning Soldiers to Resort Jobs WASHINGTON The Pentagon is spending lion a to subsidize over- seas resorts for and assigns soldiers at sta lift store clerks and hotel congressional auditors The General Accounting Ot- the investigative arm of reported that many at the Pentagon resorts m the pines and Hawaii were U S and foreign nationals GAO recommended that tain recreational arras be con- or closed ing this would save 6 million year in defense expenditures in Germany The report was made public by Sen William Proxmire D- Wis He said he does not object to subsidized vacations for military the management and Just plain waste in these programs should be brought to an end The GAO report covered tagon resorts at the John Hay Air Base Recreational in the the Kilauea Mil tarv Camp m canoes National Park and the nc A 15-story Hale Koa Hotel n Honolulu personnel are not supposed to be assigned to But the GAO it found that at h wore used sk I H ing ski golf course tour store sports hotel couriers mail ence nors and public in- form it on 'e d he was con- cerned he practice ot Mgn ng personnel to Business Laughs At Jail Sentence NEW HOME Already hard at work Friday at their new offices in the Freeborn County law en- forcement center were Sheriff Deputies Van T. Chase and Durlin F. The officers made the move Thursday MINNEAPOLIS Aside from the board chairman of Lloyd A. Fry Roofing Co a number of businessmen arc over a order that the Fry firm of its to serve a jail Judge Robert of Counts Thursday found neapolis plant of ing the city's antipollution nance The at ordered to produce an officer to a 30-day jail sentence judge set a hearing for next week on his dec s on f attorney Bert M Gross i company definitely will il if the ruling is not an i- M can't t being upheld Lloyd A Fry board chairman of the wid if the ruling is I'll go back to my do reading up on woo Paul men were having fun tov ng with the idea of how a company might decide who should go to A food processing firm vice-president saw the Order as opening up vistas In of thi mom yon en ho sun more cars no more s or stork options whi to meet norm incc pi in wou d KO to w rh il holdings n h s in slid sh nj d h ilK unidentified mm oxp take a vote ind guv with the least amount ot loses Another the persons i h hold of business from grounds n ills need to t n touth with reality Still r bv a r I that have to be ginn to iff He sad wouldn't to wind up with cl tion suits because vou didn't give an chance too go to jul birr id ssm m id- davs m from didn t sound like a bad another agreed peace and food catered And who you might even meet better class of such lobs not only cut the number of men for combat duties in Europe but the GAO found that many of the personnel assigned to Garmisch had critical needed elsewhere m Europe The GAO said it found that military personnel also are for recreational duties m Hawaii and Philippines GAO said Active U S military personnel have been turned away from the Garmisch resort because rooms were occupied bv foreign US mil retirees and U S ians The GAO said foreign tary guests pay a small but the fee does not cover the full cost of using the Pentagon The n port noted that at Philipp ne ty 7.9S9 pine nationals have been issued guest membership cards as a good w II gesture The card en- ables them to tha I oml tv s m rl bowline and courts a so hive the of purchas ng cernin duty receiving bingo GAO report said It s i pm s violate Air I orco and P m liu bu: are condoned bv s on thf bis s rf w i1 ind s frequented by many I nos The port sud tho s for the Hi u time id nti til per rent is vi be for a- of per cnt for and pi r cent for duty ni 1 md thi ir People Who Read Usually Succeed Opportunity To A Ph. 141 1 TO PINT or imoll 10 of Albert OIK for Don with good from Don your Ad in flory and you too tin Ad 4 day cancel if obtained and pay for aoly your ad actually HI the
