Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 284, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 13, 1973 Page: 4 of 20
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Auto Workers’ talks with
Chrysler Corp dwindling to-
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thatzounsidescanomagasa day after the strike deadline dropped as a witness at his Shapiro was reported to have the budget held to about 88 mil- the next nine years
TODAYSAESTION "we certainly have not given request. told the committee that Colson lion it has been difficult to find But the price tag is $276 mil- J;
Insteadiof .doubling xourpartner un hooe ” Woodcock said de- Shapiro would neither coo- wanted to make every effort to the money needed for extensive lion, and not many of those in :
hasypasaodone,twodiamonds "hat spiteheapproachofthestrike firm nor deny the report avoid any pretrial publicity in change. theecorrections field believeethe 3
AN"ertomorrow deadline 11-59 pm EDTFr Wednesday night and said his the event that charges were Critics of the Correctional funds will be forthcoming from
day client’s constitutional rights filed against his client Services Department concede the legislature.
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Th«g is Petite Bouquet. An unusually handsome pattern with
all the lavish decor and rich colorings of the Rennaiseance.
Worthy of a formal dinner occasjion.
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eventually will end in another
draw
in the evening's other match-
es. Donald Byrne at State Col-
lege. Pa., and William Marti at
Hartland, Wis., drew in 41
moves and Paul Benko of Jer-
sey City, N.J., and Andrew S.
Karklins of Chicago drew in 42 By Oswala a James Jacoby
moves.
After three rounds, John When Tristram de Lyonesse
c-f. e uhlen N t ... th. arrived at King Arthur s court
Grefe ot.Hoboken NJ.. wasthe he hid already established a
pacesetter with 2% points, reputation as the best knight in
Next, in order, were Kavalek 2, Cornwall What wasn’t known
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James Tarjan of Berkeley, Ca- bridge player
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Mednis of New York, 2; Roger work a beautiful swindle
Browne of Brookiyn, NJ 2; Lntnstononerarhermte gor
Larry Evans of Reno, Nev., 1%; into the game
Benko 1. Bisguier * with one Sir Gareth, sitting East. m.
game adjourned, Marti *, ertook Tristram's jack of
George Kane of New York 4 hearts with the queen and con-
and Larry Gilden of Bethesda, tinued with the 10 and ace
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Ar H was Lancelot gazed agreements on any issues still C leAn Ave, ieAr FrAm revamping at policies tn New underfinanced nE:
long and hard against the coun dividing the company and the CO/SOH GXCUSGO Tror York’s correctional systemiof 17 chroncally undertinannedn:
trzbumpkinwhoh adalready union after hours of prisons and other facilities the improvements often “ust
and shield Could he be equally negotiations Wednesday. +c+;A;ncLLrAn-nc| ta™ Educational program
good with cards’ There was afeeling that TeSTITyinU DeTOre panel “Altthe X.LZ benefit only a fraction of the-
Finally Lancelot decided progress had been made al- I - I cosmetic saw suuANE.i generallv idle inmate:
that Tristram would never though there is nothing definite WASHINGTON (AP) — had been threatened by the leak blyman Arthur Eve. They talk generaix . . aotmaiie 2
waste a trump if he held an to report,” UAW Vice President Charles W. Colson, once the of the information to the news about new green uniforms, they population an T 2
honor. He.didplayhisaceof Douglas Fraser told newsmen. Watergate figure the most anx- media "Whoever it was - removed the screens in the vis- been.cutu5in t :
spadesabutafter Garetths ack Fraser’s remarks were ech- ious to publicly defend the Nix- senator or staff member - who .ting rooms, they’re allowing stances criicssaimn nth 3
drepednwndumnrheydskingoP oed by UAW President Leonard on administration, been ez- leaked that story to the press outside groups tocomeintoen- hanfwsyhoumasrceptaasb65
, « A SWAM A ENTEADASe ASSN J Woodcock, who said late cused from testifying before the today is the most vicious tertain But now the wbolepris- aepisit iveSnudget “trimmer- '
Wednesday “I think it la fair to Senate Watergate committee bastard since the late Sen. Jo- on mentality and psychological legistate qshudein Ammern :
say we have had a very good after his attorney said Colson sephMccarthy,5 he said. situation has not changed." out of 1g0currentAtticai :
discussion without reaching any expects to be indicted. Senate 520 ‛ Ernest L Montanye, the At- matesa-g0nfe" erathandurinc
u conclusions" sources say ’’, defy the committee in the tics superintendent, cites as ex- theinsurrectonsabomtboare :
south Woodcock added: ”We are The sources said the lawyer, opening of its public hearings to amples of reform s committee invoationasclajsesandmrare :
I* still hopeful that there will be. David I. Shapiro told committee put each senator and staff of 30 elected inmates that has takingsanllesnztevetcourses 3
’ and can be. an agreement ” chief counsel Samuel Dash that member under oath before 20 had many at its suggestions un- from visitinginstructors. Ont
Chrysler apparently was opti- Colson thought he would be million television viewers in an plemented, a furlough system Plans qforwofundamosnta.8
mlstlc too indicted by a federal grand jury effort to find out who it was so that has allowed about 300 pris- changes that would involve rQ
The company scheduled 80,- probing the break-in of Daniel blatantly violated Mr. Colson's oners to visit their families, and majonrsorientationdfeconT 3
550 of its 127.500 union employes Ellsberg's psychiatrist’s office constitutional rights, ’ Shapiro educational programs. _ taxis policy are embodied in the ;
to work overtime Saturday, the The sources said Colson was
day after the strike deadline. dropped as a witness at his
DONT MISS THE WEEKLY COMPLETER FEATURE During the next 12 weeks the
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EL PASO Tex i AP) - Two
adjourned games ended in
draws and a third remained un-
decided Wednesday night in the
U.S Chess Championships.
To get the unsettled matches
out of the way, starts on new
games were deferred until
tonight.
Lubomir Kavalek of
Washington, D.C. and Arthur
Bisguier of New York ad-
journed their game for a second
time after 60 moves Tour-
nament director George
Koltanowski predicted it
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destroy opium in SE Asia
WASHINGTON (AP) - The to persuade the government of the 400 tons were used to make
chairman of a House subcom- Burma to return to the legal heroin, it would yield 40 tons at
mittee on narcotics says Bur- constitution,” the narcotic. In comparison, the
mese rebels have offered to de- In addition, according to a federal government seized 832
stroy enough illicit opium to end written proposal from the pounds of heroin in 1972.
export of the drug from rebels, called the Shan State In interview, Wolff said an of-
Southeast Asia. Army, “those countries which ficial of the Drug Enforcement
Rep. Lester L. Wolff, D-NY., will gain from an end to the Administration told him that if
said he has relayed to the State opium trade will be expected to 400 tons of opium were de-
Department the offer made to provide financial help for an stroyed it would end the ship-
him during his recent fact-find- economic and agricultural ment from Southeast Asia of the
ing tour of Southeast Asia. campaign to assist the people of narcotic.
In return for destroying the Shan State replace opium with
opium, the rebels said, “foreign other crops.” “What would be left would be
organizations interested in an Wolff said the rebels offered used for (Asian) domestic use,
end to the opium trade will be to destroy 400 tons of opium, such as opium smokers and ea-
expected to use their influence which is used to make heroin. If ters,” Wolff said.
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