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THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1980 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. 11 Sanka Instant COFFEE 4-oi. Jar Try and Stop Mo By BENNETT CERF- A BUSINESS MAN read an erroneous announcement af hit own death In the morning paper and called us) his wife in a frenzy. "Did you read that story about sot: in the obit page?" he de manded. "I certainly did," answered his wife. "Where are you calling from?" o, . to ATfcToay fir. Reg. 95c 6th & Grape BIG FREE PARKING LOT FUN STARTS RIGHT HERE! " r-1 Pillibury Buttermilk 2-pound box Reg. 41c Campbell's TOMATO JUICE -OUNCE CANS cans SAVE (o) 0 1 Denniion 40 oz. can Frozen 24-Ounce Bottle Reg. 43c Reg. 65c PANCAKE FLOUR Spaghettis Heat Balls Four Fisherman FISH STICKS Loma Linda FIG JUICE Tang BREAKFAST BRINK Spruce MANDARIN ORANGES in I A niinnillAC Butterscotch Chocolate Cho. Mint Reg. M OOtf JtLLU " UUUIIIUV Cocoanut Cream Lemon Vanilla 439c Ht for ATW Bel Monte CATSUP for 14-oz. Jar 29c 11 -oz. cant. 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Tm a nurse," she told then. 1 ft right for me to take off my uniform and underweart" Thev tell about the starlet who flunked her driver's i Uon because she thought the white line In the middle of the big! way was for bicycle! : OISM, by Bennett Cert Distributed by Hag restarts SjaltesM J Nixon Challenged To Help Salvage School Aid Bill Washington -fllPD- Perturbed Democratic school aid sup porters challenged Vice Presi dent Richard M. Nixon today to help them salvage the fed eral school aid legislation which was wrecked by the House Rules Committee. The conservative-dominated committee refused Wednes day to permit a conference to iron out differences be- UNITE POTATOES No. I 0 Priscilla Hammer Struck With Hammer Erie, Pa.-fflPD-Mra. Priscilla Hammer, 19, Erie, was re leased from the hospital Wednesday, with no apparent injuries after an argument with a neighbor woman. Mrs. Hammer was struck with a hammer. Code Violation Brings Court Suit Donald M. Claypool and Elizabeth Anne Claypool have filed a suit against Thomaa E. Whittle, contractor, askine that the contract for purchase tween bills passed separate ly by the Senate and House. The surprise action stunned backers of the legislation. The committee's 7-5 vote saw all four Republicans loin three Southern Democrats in opposing the conference Challenges Nixon Rep. Frank Thompson Jr, (D-N.J.), author of the House bill, challenged Nixon to per. suade Republicans on the rules committee to seek re consideration and to switch votes. Thompson called the solid GOP vote against the confer ence a "repudiation of Nixon in no uncertain terms." The vice president's press secretary told newsmen last week that Nixon was working with House GOP leaders to clear the way for a conference on the school legislation, Thompson and other Demo cratic backers had counted on Rep. B. Carroll Reece (R- Tenn.) to vote for the confer ence because he had voted to clear the House bill when it was stalled in the rules com mittee earlier this year. No Immediate Comment Nixon had no immediate comment on the situation. So far, it was learned, he had not Intervened in an effort to win committee reversal. The Senate-House dispute over school legislation centers on aid for teachers' salaries and an a n 1 1 - segregation amendment. Rules Committee Chairman Howard W. Smith (D-Va.) pressed school aid supporters Wednesday for assurances that the anti-segregation amend ment would be dropped if the conference was permitted. Four likely members of the House conference contingent said they would favor elim inating It, but could give no Ironclad assurances this would be done. of a home Whittle built be rescinded and that $1,900 plus 6 per cent interest from June 5. 1960. be bald. The Claypools allege In their complaint In Jackson county circuit court that the agreement of Jan. 20, 1960, provided that the Claypools should be furnished a title in surance policy by Whittle which he has refused to do. The house the Claypools bought was in violation of the Medford building code and zoning ordinances at the time of the purchase and the house is not marketable as a result of the zoning violation. The Claypools allowed Whittle four months to correct the violation, but Whittle failed to do so. the Claypools charge further. College Sfudenf : 'Miss Tall of I960' Atlanta -WPD-A 8-foot, 10- inch college student from At lanta was named "Miss Tall America of 1960" Wednesday in competition with IS other long-stemmed beauties from over the nation. The winner was Connie Adams, 22, who plans to be come a school teacher this fall. Runnerup was Elizabeth Schaefer of Los Angeles, and third place went to Patricia Anderson of Dallas. The con test was held in connection with the annual Tall Club Na tional Convention attended by the long and lanky from over the United States. D lb. Algeria to Send Peace Emissary Paris IBPD - The Algerian rebel leadership will send their advance peace emissary to Paris probably before the end of the week, informed Tunisian sources said today. The sources said Tunisian officials were putting heavy pressure on the rebels not to let protocol problems inter fere with the first promising chance In five and a half years to end the Algerian war. The Algerian rebel leader ship - which calls Itself a "provisional government ' - Is headquartered In Tunis. The French government sent one of its planes to Tunis Tuesday to pick up the emis sary the rebels said they would send to Paris but the rebels turned down the plane Tax Increase Seen In Aged Conference Portland -4UPD The director of the economic security pro gram for the United States Chamber of Commerce said Wednesday that the upcoming White House conference on the problem of the aged could add more no the taxes of the nation. Karl T. Schlotterbeck said Dlans are under way to In crease, social security benefits and said that people would SOUR MASH KENTUCKY BOURBON jmMttasasaHmiL JocKErc a US KENTUCKY STRAtaHT BOURBON 3 9".m! WHIBKKY 71 ,nriirii J M80 $OlS ot. Pn. California find lnceraslng tax costs on 1. 1. ieikiui a untmu, n. b tm business and on themselves,
