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Blended Fun & Folks
Photos by Lynn Kennedy
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the musical
bear he
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our door
prize
drawing.
Jeff’s proud
parents are:
Mr. & Mrs.
Cecil Windsor,
Bryan.
We’ve got a lot more toys.
WE’RE BEHIND DENNY’S!
By The Associated Press
State
BUFFALO—The AVM Corp. of
Jamestown offered to plead no
contest Monday to federal
charges of bribing public election
officials in Texas and Arkansas.
Judge John O. Henderson of
U.S. District Court in Buffalo
called the plea “one of the most
abused pleas in the world,” but
agreed to consider it.
David K. Floyd, attorney for
the automatic voting machine
firm, said the company has reor
ganized its hierarchy with new
officers and directors who “hope
to remove the ominous and dis
astrous cloud hanging over the
company.”
Robert C. Stewart, head of the
Justice Department’s Strike Force
on Organized Crime, which pre
sented the evidence that resulted
in the federal grand jury indict
ments against AVM, said he had
no objection to the company’s
pleading nolo-contendre-no con-
test-instead of pleading guilty.
three bodies had been recovered
and were being brought to the
hospital by ambulance.
State Police headquarters said
a resident of the area had reach
ed the crash scene and reported
seeing three burned bodies.
An eywitness who lives in a
valley below the mountain said
she saw the Air Force plane
crash into the mountain, explod
ing on impact.
RAYMONDVILLE, Tex.—Gov.
Dolph Briscoe combined empha
sis on strong local governments
with a tough stand on law en
forcement in a speech here Mon
day night.
Briscoe spoke during dedication
ceremonies for a $137,000 public
safety building in Raymondville.
Briscoe said he was impressed
by the number of South Texas
area legislators and other elected
officials participating in the cere
monies, saying it was a sign of
strong cooperation between local
citizens and their elected offi
cials.
National
FORT SMITH, Ark.—A C130
cargo aircraft with six to 10
crewmen aboard crashed into Su
gar Loaf Mountain Monday night,
State Police said.
A spokesman for St. Edward
Mercy Hospital here said that
WASHINGTON—The Cost of
Living Council Monday gave the
go-ahead for many gasoline re
tailers to increase their prices at
the gasoline pump, effective im
mediately. The increases will
range up to 1.5 cents per gallon.
The council also confirmed it
was all but abandoning its sys
tem of rigid gasoline price ceil
ings, which had caused some gas
oline retailers to close in protest
and had brought congressional
action to force an end to the ceil
ings.
The council said that effective
Nov. 1, it planned to allow gaso
line retailers to increase prices
automatically to reflect higher
wholesale costs.
Charles L. Binsted, president
of the National Congress of Pet
roleum Retailers, said the coun
cil action met the dealers’ major
grievance under the phase 4 con
trols.
ST. LOUIS — Vice President-
designate Gerald R. Ford once
acknowledged a peripheral role in
getting a government job for con
victed Watergate burglar G. Gor
don Liddy, the editor of the
North American Newspaper Alli
ance said Monday night.
Sheldon Engelmayer, in an in
terview with television station
KPLR, said Ford admitted the
role during a previous interview
with NANA’s bureau chief in De
troit, J. F. Terhorst.
Ford, according to Engelma
yer, was contacted by Duchess
County politicians in upstate New
York while campaigning for Pres
ident Nixon in 1968 and told to
get Liddy “out of their hair.”
Despite being appraised that
Liddy had caused trouble for the
county’s regular Republican party
organization, Engelmayer said,
Ford assisted Liddy in obtaining
a Treasury Department job.
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