The Times Recorder (Newspaper) - February 17, 1971, Zanesville, Ohio ty woman can always win an argument from a But a clever woman Your Newspaper Today's Weather Mostly windy and warmer with a chance of showers and passible around 50, on Page 4-B) lOTTH PAGES 43701 FEBRUARY 17, 1971 South Vietnamese Drive Hinted V. highest officer be court martialed on narcotics was day jail and Charges marijuana Asks Death Ban Sen. Oliver a proposed amendment has introduced in past years Classes Ohio Classes resumed at Lima Senior High School after the school was down because ial disturbances last Ten policemen the seems to be tag good so said Principal Merlin Vietnamese Miffed what it. considers an unfriendly attitude by said Tuesday it might propose that the Paris talks be moved to Southeast and that consider severing relations with Paris if the French attitude Ford Sales Up DETROIT Ford Motor Co. Tuesday reported it had record sales of nearly billion in 1970 fewer vehicles than in the previous year and net income was nearly million below 1969. Bringing Home Bacon Gets more expensive every so do the a favor use want ads to keep your rooms or apartments rented the Rented garage knotty pine living rm. 453 Try a want ad today you'll be pleased how quickly get Ph. 452-4561 of repairing ihe Monroe Street temporary use ruled out the State way William of Division 5 told city and county and the old is simply and cost repair would of the Muskingum speaking at the Commerce meeting said the report by a private consulting engineering had disclosed the even some s wo u 1 d re q uire replacement at a cost for Job Cited recently to replace a bridge near Cambridge was in similar he was much but ended up costing Baker said he does not think bridge will be to travel for about three repeated statements made by Mm and other highway that it take months completion plans pd: 18 months con- is no way .to a new bridge going through these he time might be shortened a. few days by keeping continual happy names vof the contact if this type pressure won't hurt you might shorten the time a Bay highway will start toying way the new road and Bridge within said the federal which will in financing the insists that there be housing available for residents ed: by the He said there is adequate housing in and he an- that this will be a Egypt Favors Plan Israeli Cabinet Split Over Mideast Proposal By United Press International A formula for Middle East peace put forth U.N. mediator Gunnar V. Jarring has split the Israeli Israeli newspapers said Egypt already has replied favorably to the According the a cabinet majority supports the at last meeting to ignore and demand Egypt declare its readiness to sign a peace treaty and grant recognition to Israel as a sovereign It said led by Defense Minister Moshe wants formal and public rejection of proposal for Israeli withdrawal from the Sinai as part of a said American public backing of Jarring meant Israel could hardly reject his initiative It said the conviction was growing within the ment that Israel would at least to discuss boundaries in the Jarring talks concurrently with the nature of a peace The cabinet scheduled a special meeting for Thursday to continue deliberations on how to to Israel contends Jarring had no authority proposals of his a stand that brought disagreement from the United Political sources in Cairo said Egypt had formally handed a to Jarring in answer to his of aries trained by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency has moved into position to counter a Communist buildup near a objective of the South incursion into military sources The Communist buildup near 27 miles west of the and bigger assembly on reported to the the officials anticipate attacks on air fields in- the In military men said a South Vietnamese column clearing Highway 7 between Kampong Cham and swung day into Kratie opening a new front in Military sources in Phnom Penh said the move be a new attempt to locate destroy the elusive Communist Office South Vietnam the Viet Cong's command for South Vietnamese the prime objective of the U.S. and South Vietnamese incursion into Cambodia last but Communist center was located by the spokesmen in Phnom Penh and Saigon said a U.S. Army Huey helicopter was shot down Monday night in Kratie wounding one crewman on The entire crew was they The U.S. Command in Saigon also said an Air Force crashed Tuesday in both crewmen being rescued in good and other were lost in Laos and South with 12 Seven Americans were killed in the crash of an Army medical evacuation helicopter Monday near Hue in South and five killed and one listed as missing in the of a helicopter in Both were due to unknown spokesmen An Army observation ter was shot down 123 miles southwest of but there were The command reported second reaction strike in two days Tuesday by an Air Force Thunderchief ah an- missile in North American pilots support of South Vietnamese troops Correspondent Kenneth dick at Khe Sanh Tuesday said the Communists are putting up heavy antiaircraft fire to defense of their Ho Chi Minn supply trail into Cambodia and South The Laotian military Gen. said in Vientiane that a force of 16 North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao guerrilla battalions totaling men was believed to be in the area Of Lao 75 miles south of Sepone and 35 miles northeast of the Laotian military headquarters at He said another force of four Communist battalions totaling troops had entered an area 40 miles west of a key crossroads on the Ho CM Minn Reporter County will inaugurate next a to to help improve and strengthen life of those in need and sustain family unity times of was by Director the new service will employ three women selected from low income families and who have been affiliated at some time with by federal tiie jobs pay J Services is not a welfare It has been successfully used in many other Ohio counties for some but County money until it provided the first the year from federal f To Be Trained oThe three will be trained and assigned by the Welfare to enter homes of needy families to help m a strengthen and ability to care for their They will give temporary help in the care of physically or mentally fll or handicapped children and adults in their Own homes when there is. no. person to Parent said one prime the Homemaker Service is to prevent disruption of life and enable individuals to in own in an alternative to placement .in foster nursing holmes or Help in Crises to the family of the for and ill or plan and Kroger Loot Recovered Police Tuesday afternoon recovered between and in nori negotiable checks and government food stamps which were stolen Saturday from two Kroger store it reported by Detective Sgt. Richard Tracy said the three money pouches were found along a roadway west of the city did not identify finder or j pinpoint the discovery On the Kroger Company offered rewards totaling for return of the checks and stamps for information leading to arrest and conviction of the two men who took the pouches from Jeff 19, a and Daniel 21, a at the store oa Market and Seventh The robbery occured on Fifth street near Main Killed Ohio a city killed day when hit by a city garbage nutritious meals within family marketing and routine light housekeeping en- courage the family .to attain higher living will called upon when their assistance will help reestablish a broken home which may or aged In instances they will be required to teach making skills those who lack Parent Must Request Service Homemakers will do heavy heavy laundry Clients must the service it. will not upon The three persons selected for the jobs several weeks welfare local hospitals other civic private organizations and he A newly organized com- on Sales Tax Tuesday announced it will circulate petitions calling a vote 1 on the proposed per sales w a r d chairman of the said the committee has until March 12, to the petitions with County petitions must contain signatures of 10 per cent of the total vote at the 1970 or about Schneider said l COST has set a goal of valid County com- missioners voted last to enact the tax May 1. Schneider said circulate the petitions can contact him at 781. Larzelere Schneider emphasized the committee is officially taking no position as to approval or rejection of the tax once it is placed on the The aim is only to put the question to voters let them he county have made it hard as possible for the citizens of the county to make decisions Banks Cut Interest Charges NEW YORK ness got another break on interest charges Tuesday as major banks country cut rates for fourth time this Bankers Co. led the move by cutting its rate by a quarter point to 5% per cent. Many banks in York and across the country followed It was the round of cuts in the prime from which other business loan rates are scaled since the November elections among other registered the unpopularity of high inter- est rates and tight The prime rate was at a record high of Wz per cent at this time last year and was 6% per cent at the start of 1971. The downtrend reflected re- demand for loans from major many of which were hit by the 1970 the result largely of government's efforts to cool down an overheated economy with tight money AFL-CIO Backs Strip Mine BUI COLUMBUS The Ohio AFL CIO Tuesday en- strong control of strip mine operations and said more attention must be given to land The state labor federation en- a program submitted by the Concerned Citizens Against Strip The recommendations ed: land be reclaimed to its original replacement of top be allowed in light hours of a new state board to pass on applications for strip mine permits and maintain a staff of inspectors to tbe Alaskan Governor Urges O Of ka Gov. William A. said Monday the prosperity of his state and its people hinged on approval oil and Indian joined conservationists in op- billon It would carry 800 miles south from Bay to Valdez for shipment by tanker to the U.S. West Curfew Set In Turkey Turkey American authorities imposed a midnight of U.S. military personnel in Turkey Tuesday and posted armed guards at American military The moves followed the kidnaping Monday of a young American airman by seven Turks whom official U.S. sources said were probably wing radicals who want can forces withdrawn from He was released later in the Airman 1st Class James Ray 26, of Fort underwent lengthy questioning Tuesday by Turkish and U. S. military police seeking details of his pre-dawn gunmen from an American compound about 10 miles west of Finley was held for more than 16 then given 15 lire by his abductors to take a taxi back to the is very healthy and said a U.S. sy he is terribly pleased and Finley told Turkish ties he was treated well by .Ms gave me olives arid tea for Finley Secretary Rogers B. public hearing on the project's promised to weigh the value of Alaska's Arctic wilderness as as the development before on the He promised t r i n g e n t. but cannot endorse the philosophy that we moratorium on resource development forever m the v Egan said oil revenue was the sole hope of providing services and for said the million Alaska got from oil lease sales in 1969 would be gone by must have royalty oil flowing before that time Egan Many of the Indian and people of Alaska live on a level of poverty below that of any of cannot lock up aH the vast natural resources of the state of Alaska in every corner of the ignoring the cry of of human of human ignorance and disease which it is in our power to But Richard second chief of an Indian village 20 miles from the pipeline and Charles Edwardsen executive director of the Arctic Slope Native Association which represents Alaskan argued that the pipeline could ruin the hunting and fishing which supports rightfully and they have done this by legal Schneider commissioners were elected represent the dictate to The resolutions passed by com- missioners say that the tax is the best interest of Muskingum but no one has bothered to ask the public to decide Schneider Jeane Dixon Predicts New es Seeress Jeane Dixon said here are have more tremors and more and predicted a. which is of the this believe we going to tremors and more she going to a trophe around the latter part of of she course it may not be in It may be some other part of the then I beleve we are going to get closer to solutions for the she said day where the war is concerned but that 3s still a way Almanac 12 B Comic 11 B Classified 8-9 B Crossword 12 A Deaths 4 B Editorials 4 A Financial 10 B Jeane Dixon 7 A Report 9 A Sports Pages 6-7 6 A Women's Pages 2-3 B Weather Due Spring like weather is ex- to chase winter away Brisk southerly winds will drive showers and possibly even thundershowers into the region according to The spring interlude should provide hope for those persons who are beginning to think they can't stand much more A weak cold front is due to move through the area but only a slight drop in .is anticipated after the front Today's high should be around 50, and temperatures are expected to reach the 40s The overnight low was forecast to register in the upper 20s or lower 30s.. What had been a relatively winter suddenly turned bitter in late Since the region has had little respite from Arctic cold waves and frequent v.
