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Nixon resumes talks with six key officials HlbanyDcmocrat-f)craID Monday, Nov. 20, 1972, Page 13 IB) Final Edition Edward Cox, returned to Camp David Sunday after giving last-minute instructions to peace negotiator Henry A. Kissinger before the latter's departure for Paris. Summoned to Camp David for conferences today were United Nations Ambassador George Bush, Secretary Health, Education and Welfare Elliot L. Richardson, Cost of Living Council Director Donald Rumsfeld, CIA Director Richard Helms, Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and special presidential consultant Leonard Garment.

Nixon had similar meetings with Vice President Spiro T. Agnew and five Cabinet members here last week, discussing efforts to streamline some federal operations and to plan changes in personnel for his second term. THURMONT, Md. (AP) President Nixon, launching his second week at Camp David, scheduled a day-long series of conferences today with six top administration officials to map second-term plans. As the President stepped up reorganization operations at his Maryland mountaintop retreat, Press Secretary Ronald L.

Ziegler joined his boss for the forthcoming week. Ziegler said he was canceling his daily White House briefings for the duration of his stay at Camp David. It appears Nixon and his family will stay here through the Thanksgiving holiday, but Ziegler refrained from any official announcement of the holiday plans. Nixon, accompanied by his wife and daughters Julie and Tricia and son-in-law -7 1 j'm "i's" i r-j Lf CJ'li 1 -i Hasco Intermountain 9Vi InU Kings SV4 54 Info Science 4k Invest Ins 1 Vk Katrak Vt Kindel's Sausage Landmark Towns .02 .20 Learning Resource Vk Vi MedfordCorp 324 34 Mobile Town ft Mult Kennel Club 3 44 Neuro Psych 14 2 Ore National Life 45 Oregon Trail 5 i PacNWLife 1 Paulson Trading .30 .50 Pixieland .20 .30 Portland Trans. 24 3V Realty Growth 34 54 Sprouse Reitz 100 Bid Systems Corp 1 2 Tollycraft 12 134 Tom Hill Golf .30 .45 United Sec Fin i 3V UnivFinSvc 1 Vector Mgmt 14 Overcounter Top court rejects paddling appeal Mid-valley fire, ambulance runs (FromSa m.

Saturday toBa.m today) ALBANY AMBULANCE 9:48 a.m. Saturday Albany General HospiOl to 4525 NE Meeker, one person, transfer. In service 47 minutes. 5:48 p.m. Saturday North Jefferson junction of Interstate 5 to Albany General Hospital, one person, sick.

In service 54 minutes. 8:16 p.m. Saturday Grange Hall on Richardson Gap Road to Albany General Hospital, one person, sick. In service 58 minutes. 12:10 p.m.

Sunday First Christian Church, Fifth Avenue and Ferry Street, to Albany General Hospital, one person, sick. In service 20 minutes. 6:59 p.m. Sunday 172 Country dub Lane to Albany General Hospital, one person, sick. In service 24 minutes.

LEBANON FIRE 3:03 a.m. today House fire, William Forbes residence, RL 2 Box 362. Overheated chimney, cause; estimated $3,500 damage. Four units in service 1 hour minutes. LEBANON AMBULANCE 8:32 p.m.

Saturday 1355 Main St. to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick. 1:22 p.m. Sunday Lebanon Community Hospital to Good Samaritan Hospital, Corvallis, one person, transfer. 3:59 p.m.

Sunday 283 Grove St. to Lebanon Community Hospital, one person, sick. 4:50 p.m. Sunday Rt. 2 Box 160 to Albany General Hospital, one person, sick.

Mid-valley auto accidents (From 8a.m. Saturday to8a.m. today) OREGON STATE POLICE 6:45 p.m. Saturday Highway 20 at Fred Meyer shopping center entrance. Drivers: Robert Benjamin Martinak, 40, 892 Goldfish Farm Road, and Orrin Honzik Potamapa, 26, 1904 NW Broadway.

Charge: Potamapa with failure to yield right of way from a private driveway. LINN COUNTY SHERIFF 5:30 p.m. Sunday Peoria Boulevard at County Road C-206. Drivers: Albert Victor Hayes, 72, Rt. 1 Box 155, Halsey, and Karl Verner Black, 47, Rt.

1 Box 172B, Halsey. LEBANON POLICE 12:05 p.m. Saturday Main and Grant streets. Parked vehicle owned by Clarence A. Jordan, Rt.

2 Box 36Y; struck by unidentified vehicle. 1:42 p.m. Saturday Second Street and Airport Road. Drivers: Brenda Joy Spence, 17, 215 Walker Road; and Larry John Griffith, 16, 491 W. St.

Charges: Miss Spence with failure to yield right of way and Griffith with failure to maintain reasonable control. 6:11 p.m. Saturday Grant and Park streets. Drivers: Jim C. Thorp, 66, 692 Harrison St.

and John A. Brown, 38, Rt. 3 Box 46. Both drivers and their passengers suffered minor injuries but did not require hospitalizaUon. A.

plea for a hearing without comment and over the objection of Justice William O. Douglas. The complaint was dismissed last year by U.S. District Court Judge W. M.

Taylor of Dallas, who said, "It is not within this court's function, or individual competence, to pass judgment upon the merits of corporal punishment as an educational tool or a means of discipline." The U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans ruled last May it was "in agreement" with Judge Taylor, which led to the appeal to the Supreme Court. Stock Market NEW YORK (AP) Mild profit-taking began to weigh on the stock market today, pressing most segments of the market lower, although a few more stocks were gaining than losing. Mutual NEW YORK (AP) The fol-, lowing quotations, supplied by the National Association of Security Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) or bought Friday. Bid Asked Admiralty Gr 5.55 6.05 Admiralty Inc.

4.40 4.82 Admiralty Ins. 11.02 12.08 American Express Group Income 9.50 10.38 Invest 9.43 10.31 Bullock 15.48 16.95 Chemical Fund 11.60 12.68 Colonial Equity 4.29 4.69 Colonial Fund 11.43 12.49 CompBD 9.52 10.35 CompFD 9.42 10.24 Dreyfus 13.06 14.31 Equity Fund 10.18 11.13 Fairfield 11.37 12.43 Fidelity Capital 13.15 14.37 Fidelity Group Puritan Fund 10.65 11.64 Salem Fund 5.59 6.11 Fidelity Trend 27.35 49.89 General Securities 8.61 N.L. Group Sec Com 12.69 13.87 Hamilton Fund 4.93 5.38 Investors' Group Mutual 10.82 11.76 Stock 22.02 23.94 Selective 9.74 10.48 Variable 9.52 10.35 Keystone S-3 9.66 10.59 Keystone S-4 6.00 6.57 Keystone B-4 9.23 10.12 Lord Abbett Affiliated 7.31 7.91 Manhattan 4.95 5.41 Mass Growth 15.21 16.62 Mass Tr 13.45 14.70 Mut Omah 6.13 6.66 Natl Sec Div 4.29 4.69 Nat Sec Growth 10.03 10.96 Natl Sec Stock 8.24 9.01 Putnam Equity 11.90 13.01 Putnam Inv 10.90 11.91 Putnam Growth iyo13.0J Putnam Vista 12.12 13.25 Security Eq 4.47 4.90 Selected Amer Shares 10.54 11.52 Selected Spec Sh 15.98 17.46 Shareholders Group Entp 7.14 7.80 United Funds Accumulative 8.23 9.02 Income 1 15.23 16.69 Science 8.15 8.93 Value Line Inc. 5.20 5.70 Value Line Special 4.88 5.35 Wellington 12.23 13.37 Whitehall 15.64 17.09 Winfield 4.93 5.39 More locals PORTLAND Weekly listing of less-active over-the-counter issues. National Association of Security Dealers quotations at close of trading Friday.

Bid.Aiked Amer Care Ctrs 14 2L4 Cascade Sted 4 CiU Valley Bank 154 16' Consumers Bldg 7 74 Data Pacific Datronics Leasing 4 Fiber Tech First State Bank 424 43 Haydenlsle 12 13 wmmmmt 4mW ak Watch fhat torsi step Almost everything was shipshape, except for a new member of the USS Sanctuary crew slipping on a wet gangway as the crew hurried to the first watch. The Sanctuary, a hospital ship, was recommissioned at San Francisco, where this boarding took place Sunday. The vessel is the first in the U.S. fleet to include crew women, other than nurses, on board for duty assignments. (UPI Telephoto) PORTLAND, Ore.

(AP) -National Association of Security Dealer quotations at noon Monday. They do not include retail markup, markdown or commissions. BID ASKED INDUSTRIALS Albany Frz Foods 4k Baza'r 3 4 Bio Pure 14 1 Bohemia. Lmbr 174 18 Brooks Scanlon 174 18 Cascade Corp 7 74 Columbia Corp 54 64 Condominium NW 14 1 Dant Russell 7 84 Data Systems 1 14 Edwards Ind 114 ll Fabric Wholesalers 2 24 Foamat Foods 14 14 Hyster 564 574 Information Sci InU Recreation 44 44 Jonhop 4 1 Longview Fibre 104 107 Loomis 8 9 Meyer, Fred Inc. 19 194 Millers InU 4 4 Moore Clear 1 14 Nordstrom Best 284 29 Olympia Brew 18 19 Oregon Frz Dry 3 44 Ore.

Metallurgical 24 2 Ore. Port. Cement 144 14 Pacific Gamble 184 19 Pakwell 84 8 Pay Save 17 184 Pope Talbot 184 18 Precision Cast 9 10 Rem Metals 44 4 Reser's Fine Foods 5 5 Smokeiraft 14 1 Trans Pacific 104 10 Wagner Mining 9 104 Weisfields 134 144 Zirconium Tech 4 BANKS-FINANCIAL Equitable Savings 384 38 First NaU of Ore 28 29 Granning Treece 9 104 Grt. West NaU Bnk 74 84 Marine Bancorp 25 264 Orbanco 234 244 Seattle First NaU 64 64 Security Bank 104 11 U.S. Bancorp 524 52 INSURANCE Amer Guaranty 5 64 Nationwide Corp 15 16 Safeco 604 61 UTILITIES Calif Pacific 234 23 Cascade Nat Gas 13 14 NW Nat Gas 104 10 Telephone Util 114 114 LOCAL MUTUAL FUNDS Columbia Fund 16.75 Decathalon 7.52 Mid-valley obituaries WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court today rejected an appeal that school teachers in Dallas, had deprived students of their "fundamental liberties" by striking them with paddles and tennis shoes as punishment.

The appeal was made by the parents of two high-school students, Douglas Ware and Roderick Oliver. The Oliver youth was allegedly knocked unconscious by an assistant principal who was subsequently suspended, according to papers in the case. The Court turned down the Programs lose in WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court today ruled out patents for programming digital computers. "If these programs are to be He was born Aug. 1, 1906 in Douglas Mo.

He lived in Missouri and Oklahoma prior to North Platte, Neb. from 1926 to 1950. He came to Jefferson in 1950 and moved to Eugene in 1957 until 1968 when he came to Scio. He married Macy Forshey Feb. 12, 1930 in Lexington, Neb.

She survives. He was employed for Southern Pacific in freight handling and retired in 1969. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men Local 149, Scio Grange No. 923, Oldtime Fiddler's Association of Oregon and the National Oldtime Fiddler's Association. In addition to his widow, survivors include four daughters, Mrs.

Ruth Root of North Platte, Mrs. Donna Lang of Gering, Mrs. Joyce Monroe of Cottage Grove and Mrs. Leota Thomas of Denver, three sons, Winston L. of Oxnard, Wes of Roseburg and Leon of Sweet Home; a brother, Dan Luttrell in Missouri; two sisters, Mrs.

Roxie Funk of San Francisco, Calif, and Mrs. Adeline Young of Borger, 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Tracy Fluette Tracy Lee Fluette, 9, 5527 Century Drive NE, died Friday Democrats organizing tonight By the Associated Press The Democratic members of the Oregon Senate meet tonight to select a candidate for Senate president and organize for the 1973 legislative session. Eighteen of the 30 senators are Democrats, and that may mean the end of a coalition of Republicans and conservative Democrats that has ruled the Senate for several sessions. Ted Hallock of Portland is believed to be the top contender for the nomination.

Others are Richard Groener of Milwaukie and Jason Boe of Reedsport. Just two Democrats were members of the coalition in the last session E.D. Potts of Grants Pass and John Burns of Portland. Potts says he won't be at tonight's meeting in Portland. Cubans to try three hijackers WASHINGTON (AP) The Cuban government has notified the United States that it will try three hijackers who forced a Southern Airways jet with 31 passengers aboard to land in Cuba Nov.

12. In reporting this on Monday, State Department press officer Charles W. Bray also said the Cuban government has responded favorably to the U.S. invitation "to engage in discussions which might lead to an agreement" on how to handle hijackers. COMMENT ByOttoW.H.IdtrJr.

THANKSGIVING DAY generally think of Thanksgiving Day having begun with tht first 1 Thanksgiving dinntr calebrattd in this country, whan Governor Bradford of the Plymouth colony issued the first Thanksgiving proclamation. Many of our traditions date from that famous occasion, including the family turkey dinner, for the colonists went out and shot turkeys for dinner that day. But Thanksgiving as national festival celebrated by the whole country on the same day began in 1863, with Abraham Lincoln's Thanksgiving proclamation. At a time when the nation wos torn by Civil War, Lincoln was still moved to set oside the last Thursday of November 'as day of thanksgiving ond praise to our beneficient Father who dwelleth in the It it not only when skies ore tunny ond days are happy ond prosperous that men need to thank Cod ond praise Him. For Hit blessings ond His providence ore present olways.

ond con be teen on the darkest dayt OUR PRICES Our services Including the casket are priced Alwoyt Within Your Meant" which every family con eotily ollord. HEIDER'S Funeral Home Ph. 928-3381 Anytime 420 W. 3rd Albony Formerly Fortmiller Funeral Home e-wt Ml New York finals (Today) 800 E. 34th Ave.

with pastors, R.E. Book, Hubert Book and Eldo Lindgren officiating. Mausoleum entombment follows at Willamette Memorial Park. She was born April 21, 1923 in Princeton, Mo. where she was reared.

She married William Sparks Feb. 22, 1943 in Neosho, Mo. He survives. She lived in Princeton until coming to Albany in 1956. She had worked as a cook at Memorial Junior High School until two years ago.

She was a member of the Evangel Assembly of God Church. In addition to her widower, survivors include two sons, Jack Wayne Sparks of Lake Oswego and William Dale Sparks of Albany; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Jane Yerkes of Longview, two brothers, Jimmy Orndorff of St. Charles, Mo. and Robert Orndorff of Blue Springs, four sisters, Mrs.

Mary Emry and Mrs. Martha Ames, both of Taylor, Mrs. Gara Chelly of Burlington, Iowa, and Mrs. Shirley Shilts of South Haven, parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Eldon Orndorff of Princeton, and two granddaughters. Delores Gilbert Funeral is pending at the AAsum Funeral Home for. rllbunuDcmocrat-txralD Delores Marie Gilbert, 22, 417 S. Lyon No. 3, who was found dead of stab wounds early Saturday.

She was born Jan. 10, 1950 in Salem and attended school in Drain, moving to Albany in 1965. She married Royce Gilbert in Texas and the couple lived in Okinowa, Texas, and Colorado before Mrs. Gilbert returned to Albany five months ago. In addition to her widower, who is stationed at Fort Carson, she is survived by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Keener, Salem; one daughter, Tabitha Lynn, age one year; one brother, Joe Dean Keener, Albany; and five sisters, Mrs. Mary Pienso, Stockton, Mrs. Lola Morgan and Mrs. Vera Kinkaid, both of Springfield; and Mrs.

Karen Marion and Mrs. Repha Hardin, both of Albany. Winston Luttrell SCIO Winston Luttrell, 66, Rt. 3 Box 275, was dead on arrival Saturday evening at Albany General Hospital as result of a heart attack suffered while playing at a dance at the Scio Grange Hall. Funeral will be 2 p.m.

Wednesday at Scio Christian Church with James Alley officiating. Burial place is pending. Fisher Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. 30.24 30.36 UtWUIMHOKXAttC paw I patent case patentable, considerable problems are raised which only committees of Congress can manage," Justice William O. Douglas.

evening of smoke inhalation resulting from a fire at the family home. Funeral is pending at AAsum Funeral Home. She was born March 23, 1963 in North Bay, Ontario, Canada. She was a fourth grade student at Millersburg Grade School. Survivors include her mother, Mrs.

Tonie Fluette; three brothers, Roy 15, Randy, 5, and Rusty, 2, and a sister, Sandra, 10, all of Albany. Walter Higgins Walter Arthur Higgins, 75, Portland, died Sunday at the University of Oregon Medical School in Portland. Funeral will be 2 p.m. Wednesday at AAsum Funeral Home with the Rev. Robert Oestreich officiating.

Committal service will be at Willamette Memorial Park. He was born July 15, 1897 in Bangor, Maine. Survivors include a son, Louis V. Higgins of Brockton, two daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Bray of Minneapolis, Minn, and Mrs.

Evelyn Helm of Albany; three brothers, George of Minneapolis, Frank of Hillsboro, and Bob of Albany; three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Anderson of Minneapolis, Mrs. Helen Coutant of Los Angeles, Calif, and Mrs. Ruth Bunce of Albany; 16 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren. GRANARY GETS LICENSE Oregon Liquor Control Commission has issued a liquor license to Mary's Enterprises owners of Granny's Granary, Santiam Highway at the east city limits of Albany.

The license is for retail malt beverage sales. The new tavern opened last week following granting of the license. SEE PEARCE CHADWICK R0BB INSURANCE For HOME Automotive Business 801 C. Pocilic Blvd. 928 3133 New York Monday's "New York 'Exchange (AP) -closing Stock selected jxice: Clot Chg 18 4 21 4 30'.

4 364-1 12- 4 51- 4 474- 4 264 4 444 4 744 4 30', 36- 4 35', 4 304 'a JI4 'a 184 4 12 4 514 4 74- 4 14 234 754 1 34 1284 4 'Admiral vAlldSt AlliCh AmAirl ABrndi BC -AmCan ACrySu 'A Cyan AMllClx 'AmMot Smelt AmTT AmpexCp Anconda AllRich jAtlatCp -Avon Clara Arnold LEBANON Clara Pearl Arnold, 87, former Lebanon resident, died Saturday morning at her home in Ukiah, Calif. Funeral will be 11 a.m. Tuesday at Huston Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Collins officiating. Burial follows at the Lebanon IOOF Cemetery.

Friends who wish may contribute in her memory to the missionary funds of the Lebanon First Baptist Church. She was born March 11, 1885 in Lebanon. She married Loffie Arnold on Nov. 4, 1903 in Lebanon. He died in Oct.

1965. She was a resident of Lebanon until moving to Ukiah, Calif, in 1967. She was a member of the Lebanon First Baptist Church. Survivors include two sons, Layton Arnold of Lebanon and Lyle Arnold of Spokane, a daughter, Mrs. Velma Kambak of Ukiah; five grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren.

Margarei Sparks Funeral for Margaret J. Sparks, 49, 1322 E. 27th who died Saturday at Albany General Hospital after a long illness, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday at Evangel Assembly Albany forecast By the Associated Pmi Albany, Corvallit and vicinity Increasing cloudiness tonight. Occasional rain Tuesday.

Highs 50 60 through Tuesday. Lowi tonight 35-45. Southeasterly winds 5-15 h. Albany temperatures 4I hairs 1o7sm ladayl High Saturday. Hh Sunday Low tht imrnint; Rain Iu4 41 hours 31 ToUl rain ywf tinrhi 344? Willsmrttf River IfefO, gum tonight 4 40 m.

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Rain also Is forecast for the lower Plains region with snow or snow flurries to be found In parts of the central Tlains and the mid Rockies. Elsewhere In the nation clear to partly cloudy skies should prevail. (UPI Tclrphoto) The weather elsewhere Mariners forecast Tatoosh to North Head -Wind becoming southeasterly 20-30 knoti tonight. Winds shifting to southerly Tuesday. Mostly cloudy tonight with chance of rain late In the evening and again Tuesday.

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