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THE BAYTOWN SUN
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Kitten Found
A BLACK kitten has been found
* tk vicinity of Raintree. To
claim and identify, call 427-4737.
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Tutidiy, January 11, 1977
12:10-2:00-3:55-5:45-7:40-9:30
NO PASSES
HELD OVER
ft
Easy Confirmations Seen
For Carter Nominees
WASHINGTON (AP)
There may be a few tough
questions waiting for some of
know now" that is revealed
during the hearings.
But opponents such as the
L!?rters Cabinet Congressional Black Caucus
and the NAACP have vowed to
CUNT EASTWOOD
• THE
ENFORCER
'mpees, but all are expectted
win Senate confirmation
Senate committees scheduled
hearings today on four of Car-
ter's nominees to Cabinet posts
and on Charles L. Schultze, tap-
ped for the Cabinet-level job of
heading the Council of Econom-
ic Advisers.
Scheduled for hearings today
fight Bell's confirmation
Bell served IS years oh the
5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap-
peals and Carter views his
nominee's civil rights record as
superb
But Bell’s opponents have
criticized his judicial opinions
school desegregation cases
were Griffin B. Bell, nominated his membership in racially ex'
for attorney general; Harold (elusive private clubs and his
Brown, nominated for defense support of
secretary; Cyrus R. Vance,
nominated for secretary of
state, and Bob Bergland, nomi
nated for secretary of agricul-
ture.
Of the four Cabinet nominees,
Bell and Brown were the two
most likely' to face tough ques-
tions. ; , ' _ „
Bell, an Atlanta lawyer, is a
one-time federal judge, long'
Richard Nixon's
nomination of G. Harrold Cars-
well for the Supreme Court.
Brown was scheduled to testi-
fy before the Senate Armed
Services Committee where
some Senate hawks reportedly
intended to ask po|nted ques-
ar, arms limitation
Brown, a Defense Depart
lent official during the Viet-
time Cartel* friend and so farinam war years, is not neces-
the most controversial of Car- sarily known either as'a hawk
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ter’s nominees,
The Senate Judiciary Com-
mittee scheduled hearings on
Bell that could last several
days. And while a number of
black leaders and civil rights
and liberal .groups have re-
quested time to speak out
against Bell, there appeared to
be little opposition to him from
committee members. ...
Sen. Birch Bayh,'D-M, one
of the committee’s liberals,
predicted on Monday that the
jpanel will approve Bell "unless
(there is something we don’t
or a dove. But some of the
edly are concerned about his
performance as a member of
the U.S. team that negotiated
the 1972 Strategic Arms Limita-
tion pact with the Soviets.
At the same time, there is
concern among some Senate
doves about Brown’s support of
the bombing campaign against
North Vietnam when he served
as Lyndon Johnson's secretary
of the Air Force.
Our
World
From AP Wire*
Industry Taking Dim View ^
Of New Divorce Insurance "
Lee (allege
(AP)
+ WASHINGTON — A call
lor a national cutback in cof-
fee drinking by Americans has
already caused a sharp drop
the swollen prices on interna
tional markets.
+ TOKYO — On the first
Vance met privately for two Anniversary of his death, Chou
hours with the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee on Mon
day before giving his public
testimony today,
There was no apparent oppo-
sition to Vance in the com
mittee or in the full Senate and
his confirmation as secretary of
state seems assured
Bergland, a member of the
House of Representatives from
tions about his views on nucle- Minnesota, was expected to get
friendly reception from the
hawks on the committee report- of commerce
Senate Agriculture Committee
The Senate Commerce Com-
mittee had no hostile questions
for Juanita M. Kreps, nomi-
nated by Carter to be secretary
En-lii his emerged spectacu-
larly from a conspiracy of sil-
ence to'become a dominant fig-
ure in China oqce more, rival-
ing the late Mao Tse-tung.
+ PARIS — A French court
today freed Abu Daoud, the
Palestinian leadtr who al-
legedly commanded the ter-
rorist' attack on the braeli
team at the 1972 Olympic
Carnes in Munich. He had been
detained in Paris Friday night.
SAN FRANCISCO
Divorce insurance?
It may sound incongruous,
but there’s a movement afoot
-saying divorce insurance is as
logical today as protecting
yourself with auto, life, fire and
theft insurance.
The insurance industry is tak-
ing a dim view. Most com-
panies fear couples in financial
trouble would divorce simplyto
collect the benefits. And with
the rising divorce rate (it’s
nearly doubled in the past dec
ade), premiums are bound to
skyrocket, too.
It w.uld be initiated at the
time of marriage and used in a
divorce to help provide a
breathing period., for both
spouses to work out the fu-
ture," said lawyer Diana DuBr-
off, who coined the term di-
vorce insurance. "Periodic pay
ments in the first few years
after divorce would provide
minimal child support,"
Divorce Insurance, she ar-
gues, "could keep children off
welfare, save unemployable di-
vorcees from hasty remar-
riages ... and protect guilty-rid-
den fathers from avoiding their
children because of delinquent
payments."
He defined,an insurable event
as one of sufficiently low fre-
quency as to allow the risk to
be spread over many people.
The event normally most be be-
yond one’s control,
Robert Mnookin,‘a professor
of family law at the University
of California, sees other prob-
Richard Mink of the Life In-
surance Institute, a New York-
based association of 450 com
panies writing 95 per cent
the industry's policies, said he
wasn't certain divorce could be
insured.
lems. "Those who take out such involved in a selling career
| People In The News
CLARK - -
(Continued From Page 1|
TOKYO (AP) — President Idi
Amin of Uganda is reportedly
planning to invite to the Jan. 19
anniversary observance of his
rise to power a Japanese World
War II straggler who surren
dered after hiding out for'29
years. •
The Kyodo news; service, in a
dispatch from Nairobi today,
reported Amin said the in-
vitation to the straggler, Hiroo
Onoda, “is expected to greatly
contribute jo raising the morale
has .to be drawn somewhere “22ES22 JE
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tempts - were made to reach
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by“BEYONO THE DOORV.;
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person could eliminate several
less expensive ones, he indi
eated.
hv-the-eases -of some annual
meetings, he said, employes ro-
tate so that some go one year
and others the next.
Clark told trustees travel ex-
pense data is available any time
and if he — legal custodian of
school records - is not. present,
Assistant Supt. Barry Nettles has
authority to produce the infor-
mation.
him in the jungles of the tiny
Philippine island of Lubang to
convince him that World War II friend, Bernard Goldfine. Gold
Mountain Resort said Adams,
78, fell and injured his head
while walking Monday during
the worlt blizzard in' 10 years.
He was reported in satisfac-
tory, condition and being held
for observation at Mary Hitch
cock Hospital in Hanover.
Adams served as governor
from 1949 through 1953 and en-
gineered Eisenhower’s 1952
New Hampshire primary victo-
ry and election. ,.
He resigned from the White
+ TAMPA, Fla. — Clean-up
crews worked today to corral
more than 80,000 gallons of
light diesel oil from two oil
spills reported near the Tam-
pa docks in just two days.
..+' DALLAS — A bitter
storm blamed directly (or at
least one death relaxed its
frigid grip on Texas a bit fur-
ther today.
tions of impropriety stemming
from his acceptance of a vi-
cuna coat for a nominal price!
and other gifts from Boston!
businessman and longtime
had ended.
Onoda now lives in Brazil.
After settling there, he once ex-
pressed a hope of visiting Af-
rica.
fine at the time was in trouble
with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission.
Visit Planned
In Hospital
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
(APi — Secretary-General Kurt
1301 Garth
427-6313
pizza
105 N. Alexander 'Hut
422-3841.
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V PRESENT
DEMON
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GUILD
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| jgjjl PAKAVISIOK' COLOR b, OeLuxe
LINCOLN, N.H. (AP) — For-
mer Gov. Sherman Adams, who
was chief of staff and confidant
to President Dwight D. Eisen-
hower. has been hospitalized
after falling at a ski resort.
• A spokesman for the Loon
JOE - -
(Continued From Page I)
There is no way to know if a
driver has insurance now until
he has a wreck and is unable to
pay for his damages, “Allen
claimed; "If we are going to re-
quire it by law, let's at least have
some means to enforce it."
Under Alien's measure, which
is being pushed in the Senate by
Sen, Walter Mengden, a motqr-
ist would have to show that he is
carrying liability insurance be-
fore he could get an auto license
plate.....Similar proof would also
b(r required when obtaining a
(river's license.
Waldheim will visit'the .Middle
East for two weeks starting
Feb. 1 for talks aimed at re-
suming the Geneva peace con-
ference, a well-placed source
says.'- .
The source said Monday that
Waldheim will visit Egypt, Is
rael, Jordan, Syria and possibly
Lebanon, and also will talk
with officials of the Palestine
Liberation Organization at an
unspecified location.
His visit would be in accord
with a General Assembly reso-
lution asking him to contact
parties to the Mideast conflict
in an effort to get the confer-
ence resumed by the end of
March.
GALVESTON - The
Coast Guard searched the up-
per Texas coast today lor sur-
vivors from a 30-foot pleasure
craft which sank Monday
flight,-firny OfftarWHfair"
said at (he "Coast Guard Sta-
tion here.
insurance would be the highest
risk types in; terms of getting a
divorce,” he said. "If people
think this program should be
mandatory, it is a misnomer to
call it insurance. Rather it is a
taxing • system — taxing all
married people on behalf of
those who break up."
Ralph Warner, who has
helped, author such books as
“How to DO" Your Own Di
vorce" and "The People's*
Guide to the California Mar-
riage Law,*' rejects the concept
of divorce insurance,
It won't work for the ob-
vious reason that everybody
would get a divorce just to col-
lect," he said. *
Lucille Athearn, a prominent
San Francisco divorce attorney,
favors an entirely different ap-
proach to divorce.
I have often thought a per-
son considering divorce should
be treated like the defendant in
traffic court with several
moving violation?," she said.
The courts havd-provided an
educational system that com-
[pels such a driver tp attend
classes a certain number
times, ,
Each parent should be
quired to spend one afternoon
per week in Juvenile Court to,
see first hand the effects, day
after day. of the broken "home,
This is education in life. This
woulcT really be insurance
Lee College mid-management
program is offering “The Sell-
ing Process” as a part of its spr-
ing schedule,-
The course is designed for the
person considering a career in’
selling or as a refreshet for one
Others tyho will find it benefi-
cial indudeHie business student
preparing for a career in mar-
keting, the adult seeking prac-
tical selling information in mini-
mum time, and the student and
sales manager wishing to sup-
plement their sales manage-
ment instruction with a concise
treatment of the selling func-
tion.
The Selling Process, as all
mid-management course^, is
scheduled to allow attendance
by both the full-time student and
the working student.
• There will be both morning
and evening sections. The morn-
ing section will meet from 8 to
10:30 a m. on Wednesdays. The
night-seejion will meet from 6:50
to 8:05.p.m. on Teusdays and
Thursdays. , *
One may choose the most con-
venient section to attend and
may change sections if neces-
sary.
The Selling Process may be
jhe only class one takes. It may
be an elective thafftts into one’s -
schedulp.’It may be taken along
with Supervision as one enters
the mid-management program.
The Student who selects the1
last alternative will be able to at-
tain a mid-management certifi-
cate or an associate degree from
Lee College in four semesters •
Korollment must be through
one of the mid-management in-
structors. They are available
•ffpiiggg anzr-sErr"*"
+ PLAINS, Ga. Presi-
dent-elect Carter is scheduled
to meet With his top-level for-
eign policy and defense-advis-
ers in his last pre-inaugural
visit to Washington today.
FORMER BAYTOWN Police Chief John Wilkinson, left, accepts -
an appreciation plaque from Julian R. Davis, president of the
Baytown Noon Optimist Club. Under the elnb’s Respect for Law
program, the plaque was presented to Wilkinson for his years in
*®w-enforcement and-servicetothetwmnunin.
Bell Files Suit
Fords Sell
Home For
Nice Profit
■nmrart
extension. 249. 368. or :369. or
through the LCCounseling Cen-
ter. , .....LI
New La Leche
League Sets
First Session
BAY PLAZA 2
BAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 422-5552
13 Pet. Of
Harris Women
Earn $20,000
HOUSTON (SpH=- Of Harris
The newly-organized Baytown
chapter of the La Leche League
will hold its first meeting at 9:30
a.m. Jan. 2l> at the home of
Rosemarie Long, 1204 Cactus.
The group is a non-sectarian,
non-profit organization dedicat
ed to helping encourage good
mothering through breastfeed-
ing. - ■
The group derives its name
from the Spanish words for “the
milk,” la leche.
The group began in Chicago
nearly 20 years ago and is now
international with more than 2,-
000 groups operating in the
United States, Canada and over
30 foreign countries.
For more information, contact
Doris Kirby at 422-3195;,
/HELP OVER;
“ 5:20-7:30-9:40 '
(IKE MEN BEHIND ENEMY LINES IN THE MOST
IMPOSSIBLE MISSION 0E WORLD WAN II...
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FOR HELL
LOVE. ACTION.
COMEDY, suspense
EXCITEMENT.
CKELODEO
« U" HOtilMMMftri "MtKHOOKHV"
County employes earning $20,000
or more a year, less than 13 per
cent are women, a study made
public Monday shows, _____\
The study, prepared by'Harris
County Commissioner Court co-
ordinator Dick Raycraft, state’s
that 247 men in county govern-
ment make $20,000 or more com-
pared with 36 women employes
Spaces Open
AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - South
western Bell Telephone Co. has
gone to court in an attempt to
keep the Public Utilities Com
mission from cutting Bell's rev-
enue request by 80 per cent.
Bell filed a suit Monday in
Judge James Meyers' 126th dis-
trict court, seeking ' an in-
junction to block the PUC’s
amended order that cut addi-
tional revenue from long dis-
tance calls.
The telephone company also
asked Judge Meyers to allow
Bell to place into effect, under
court supervision, rates which
would "produce a fair return
on the company's investment.”
Earlier Monday, the commis-
sion rejected a rehearing mo-
tion and "ordered WATS (wide
area telephone* service) rates
WASHINGTON (AP) -Pres
ident Ford is selling- his subur-
ban house for $137:000, making
a sizeable profit on the house
he paid. $34,000 for when he
bought it in *1955
The real estate agent who
handled the deal. Mrs. Barry
fiscates.the company’s property Goidwater Jr., scheduled a
and assets by failing to allgw news conference today to an-
doubled to make up for long
distance cuts, leaving Bell’s to-
tal additional revenue the
same. *
The Bell petition charged that
the commission’s action con
an adequate rate of return on
the company's investment in of the seven-room brick and
Bentsen
Introduces
Jobs Bill
Texas
The suit also alleged the com-
mission's rate order violated
the Public Utility Regulatory
Act by failing to recognize the
fair value rate base. >
The petition said the PUC
arbitrarily refused” to recog-
nize some of Bell's operating
expenses and erroneously ex
eluded legitimate hnd reason-
able investment from the com-
pany's rate base.
, The company offered to file a
. pond guaranteeing refunds to
Houston Trip
Spaces remain available for a
A bill
credit
WASHINGTON (AP) -
providing a special tax
for firms that expand their hir
iflg during periods % high
iVj rte - unemployment was being- in-
4=*™ uCfMWa - 'tranced today by Sen. Lloyd
senior citizens’ bus trip sched-
Anglo employes compose 94 uiecj by Lee College continuing
per cent of the employes in this
salary rank, while 3.5 per cent
are Mexican-American and 2.5
per cent are black
STARTS FRIDAY
ONE WEEK ONLY
Watson Bill
Would Cut Car
AUSTIN (Sp) — State Rep. Ed
R. Watson of Deer Park has a
flounced the introduction of
bill to extend the time allowed
for transferring second-hand car
titles form 10 to 25days,
education division to a dinner
theater in Houston Jan. 20.
The group "will go to the Dean
Goss Theater to see the com-
edy, “Opal’s Baby,” starring vet-
eran Houston actress Amelia
Parker. She will play the lova-
ble dotty Old lady in the light-
hearted drama that is a sequel to
“Everybody Loves Opal.”
rp £ rp» >:, I Tickets for “the comedy and
1 raUSfer 1 ime the roast beef buffet dinner will
| not completed within the 10-day citizeBS program.is open to re.
[period, the person seeking the ,ired persorts ai)d their
frnnefor ic fintwl XS A/wirnirm fn _L.__L____
transfer is fined $5. Accordihg to
Watson, "the huge volume of ti-
tle transfers and the time it takes
complete the transfer by mail
has made it necessary to extend
the time period so that people
won t be fingdjor late transfers'
that cquld not be prevented''
The bill, which is prefiled as
HB 283, is identical to one which
Rep. Watson introduced in the
ist legislative session but it did
not pass because time ran out
before it could be voted on.'
Attend Church
be $12 per person. Reservations
may be made by calling the con-
tinuing education office, 427-
5611, extension 211.
Buses will leave at 5:45 p.rn. Would be 95 per cent; at 5 per
Bentsen.
In effect, the government
would pay 5 per cent of the
wages of persons hired above a
base level.. The tax credit
would phase out as national
unemployment drops.
found too high by the court
"We strongly feel that the
commission’s rate order must
be set asjde?' said Bell attor-
ney Jon Laurence.
Rehearing motions by several
intervenors also were overruled
after some of the Ideas in the
motions were incorporated
Mon day when the
amended their Dee. 14 order
Bell originally asked, for
nounce the name of the buyer
clapboard dwelling-in suburban
Alexandria, Va. '
President and Mrs. Ford
signed . the papers for the sale
Monday evening. Word of the
deal got out even before the
buyer had been notified
Ford's military aide, Bob
Barrett, said that Mrs. Gold-
water’s firm will receive a'six
p<?r cent .commission on the
’sale. That would come to
$8,220.- * ___
Tiie Fords put their Alexan-
dria home on , the market
customers if rates should be early December after deciding
MIGHEAL LOUIS Hendricks,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hendrieks and Hendricks, all
of Houston, celebrates his
third birthday Tuesday, He has
a brother. Patrick, and a sister,
Jody. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. Hendricks and
Mrs. Burnett, all of Baytown.
Great-grandparent is Mrs. W.
F. Cockerham of Poteet.
$298.3 million in additional, rev-
enue. The PUC granted $57.8
Monday’s amended order, in
Itb
What we are talking .about
here is a solid, workable pro-
gram........to combat ■ cycles
unemployment in this country
and. In do this by providing in-
centimes through our free-enter-
prise system,” Bentsen, D-Tex.,
said in a,.statement. ‘
Under the Bentsen proposal,
when' national unemployment
rose to 7 per cent of the labor
force, an employer, would get
the tax Credit for each worker
he hires over a base of 90 per
cent. At 6 per cent the base
strutted the company to cut the
increase granted Dec. 14 in in-
trastate long distance calls
from $65,059,000 to $61.535.000..
that they would make their per-
manent home in: the* area "of
Palm Springs, Calif.,- after
Ford leaves office Jan. 20,
Mrs. Ford; said recehtly'that
they were close to making
commitment on b place io live
on the California desert resort.
After the Ford's purchased
PUC.jhe Alexandria home in 1955.
they began a series of improve-
ments and installed a 20-by-40
foot .back, yard swimming -poof
that cost $7,500. .
The two-car garage. in the
home was converted into living
quarters for, the Secret Service |
after Ford became vice presi-
dent. ■
Of the past 47 presidential in-
augurations, only 30 were held
in dear weather. Ten were held
in rain and seven in snow.*"
NEW HOURS
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
11 a.m, to u p.m,
CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY
GONZALEZ
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
■3417 Wisconsin a? 7.9am
Free Kittens
TWO MALE kittens,- about six
months old, need homes. One is
whited with long hair a'nd the
other is a yellow short-haif. .Call.
Helen Casey at 422-4245.
GET WHAT
YOU PAY FOR
Escape The Rain
FASHION CLEANERS
300 EAST JAMES
CRUISE THE
CARIBBEAN
liwin Smith-Consultant
Troy Manning-Consultant
1105 W. LOBIT ■ 422-2133
Jan. 20 from the Lee College
p.m. Participation in the senior
Performances Continue
MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND",
the comedy by Leslie-Stevens?
will continue at 8:30 p.m. Friday
Theater
Juvenile Arrest ->
LEONARD MORGAN
Leonard E. Morgai
Guard Service under con'
with the Baytown School
District apprehended-the three
cent the base would be 100 per
For example, if the national
unemployment rate were 7 per
cent, an employer with 100 per-
sons on his payroll during the
previous 12 months Would get
the special credit- for each em-
ploye above 90 cunentiy work-
ing. If the business kept its
payroll at 100 and workers av-
and ^Saturday at Baytown Little £rag§d mooo ,a year, the
firm’s income taxes would be
cut by $5,000 - or 5 per cent of
offthe total -wages paid 10 work-
juveniles arrested at Baytown ,
Junior School early Sunday mor*1
When unemployment dropped]
to 5 per cent, the credit Would
be-avatlable Onlj^for'each new
job created. . " »• '
The current unemployment
rate is 8.1 per cent.
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OF PORTLAND, OREGON
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