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o o G C' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORQ. ORE. THURSDAY, JUftE 30, 1990 Hollywood - (UPD - An 18-year-old Eskimo girl is mak ing her film debut in Warner Brothers' "Ice Palace." Dorcas Brower was flown here from Point Barrow, Alaska, and plays the part of Robert Ryan's wife in the picture. She has had no acting experU . ence but has won spontaneous applause from her co-workers on the set. H i v i "Till iffr " '"j, t. .T MANHATTAN Fi crs, sumo with n liit'ii unci Mother I r 1 t x i "ifr HE BATTLED-By.stand-. 'ibi'rllii.s. watch iis firo atnro tram up to battle1 it i jsr u i iiriii nil1 in tin uuuiiuuuud in u vie house on I lu; lower west side of Manhattan. (UPI Telephoto) lift Arr..ylM C. f T V orfed m Royal L jc r y Ljr j Wushintitiin 'I'l.c Unit rd SUiti-s is preparing a mtU's Oi sni c1;irul;ir rocket It -is in the Pacific whirl) v.'ill Kivi til? Army 'a i-lmiiw In prove i's chiim thai nnsil'-.s can Sii K'l How" liii:'-i!---. The lost;: may have a mainr li- arinj! ml w li (' t li r II"' j Amiv's .N i ! . i Zeus anii-nii.ili' ! tmii as a M'.,pi'ii lur d'-iemi-in . U.S. cilics a'.aiisl Soviet ini'-rciinlincrilal hallistit.- niis-fil'-s in the mid-I Mill's. A Zeus f Icm rii'pl'i.vi'd IhniMi'iHillI ti c United Slates could cost in In SIS lillin. ftrt Convinced Xi nlher such (le'. nse wea pon is presently under devel opment in the free world, hut the Army has yet to convince Defense Department and While iloti.se scienlisls that th- Z.eus is the riKhl answer. In I ho c-nniinit tests, Zeus niiisiles will he tired from Kv.ajalein Island in an cifni'l to knock down an Atlas inter eontinetllal me.ale slieakiiitf iieroys the Pacific fi Van dc nberK Air Force Muse, Calif, nl speeds approaching 111,1)1)0 jmli's an hour.- iri annottncini,' I h lout! nwailed decision kite Wedaes riay. the Defense Department refused on security c,ioiuids to nay wlien it would pit the Air Force and Army missiles against each other. Ilnl ! i 1 or K!(i2 was considered a nood eslunate. k i , I A New York il'I'li - Princess CI r a c e of Monaco regally swept jiside reporters at Idle wild Airport today when they tried to question her about re pot is there is marital trouble in the Monacan palace. "I really don't have time," .he siiid ;is she brushed past inqiiiriiM' newsmen. Sa.;d 'P.if-iculous' A spiihesman fr the post ;rie .--lamp principality said rc purls if tiouble between Prin ce? s Grace and Prince Rainier were "'utterly ridiculous." The Prince, arriving at the affieuSf'v S;il"in - 'I'l'lt Exicnsioii to July 10 oi llie d. nllm- fur piiiiieipatinn in the slide's tfiiluiy f.irm pvolmvii w; :m lit.mnvcl Vedm-;d;iy by the G eiiim Hi -tni ic.il Sncit-jv and tin- ( Oregon D' p.irlMHMit Au JD llture. Any Oregon f:nni owned find iaruied coinvjiUiu... ior ur more e;irs in ti:e ?.nnc Jamily is eli.L'il'le f'r He iuna ti ni a century tin in. A I piesent c)n-i;on has near 1 :')S)U c ii V n i v I. inns and ire: !;; Arrest r. ins liich (pialify Ibis yi Pendleton - UiPH - A minor tralite violalton meant the end of ut iirly 15 years of free dom lor Lewis Copeland Trel loi'd, T)0, police reported. City police said they learn ed that Treltord escaped Sept. 15. 1!)-T). from the Medical Lake, Wash., hospital honor farm where he had been with a work gang from the Wash ington state prison. Officers said Trclford was tiled Sunday on a charge of bavin; no vehicle registration and only one license plate. T h 0 y cheeked fingerprints and learned Wednesday he was an escapee. Trelfoi'd, who had been liv ing. here for some time under an as.sumed name, told officers ho was tired of running away and wanted to go back to face the escape charge. I'olice said j he had been serving time for grand larceny and robbery. He was being held in the I'mnulla county jail. J::n$hrn!snsTa I lhillvwc.od - HU'li - Actress .lean Simnions and actor Slew ait l'ir. nicer Wednesday nit I nnunced they would dissolve ; their tU-year marriage. A spoUe-man for the couple airport for an earlier flifihl to Pans, was equally casual dismissing the report. "You read the columns," he said to a reporter who asked for comment. "I don't." The story had said the Prin cess was "angry" because the Prince had made her return home while her father, the late John B. Kelly, was ill. Grace arrived here May 31 to see her ailing father. She returned home two weeks later. The Prince and the princess flew here June 21 for her father's funeral. Comment Aroused The departure on separate planes aroused some comment today until a spokesman for the public relations firm rep resenting Monaco pointed out that the Prince was flying to Paris on business, while the princess was returning direct ly home to her children. Dr. Moore Heads inia Discoverer XII Fails To Orbii; Data Studied Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif. Jl'Pli- Rocket ex perts today studied the small amount of information re ceived from a Discoverer XII satellite which was supposed to help cure the program's ills but failed to go into orbit Although the 19-foot-long satellite was jammed with new electronic "snooper" equipment to try to pin-point trouble spots in the program, the electric gear had little chance to send its information back to ground radar stations. The 75-foot Thor Agena rocket was hurled toward a path over the poles but be cause of insufficient speed, a few minutes after launching fell back into the earth's at mosphere over the South Pa cific and burned up. Capsule Burned Up A 300-pound space capsule that, if all went well, was to have been shot back to earth from the satellite as it whiz zed 200 miles over the North Pole, also burned up because of the friction generated when it sped back into heavy at mosphere at 15,000 miles an hour. Primary purpose of the launch, the Air Force said, was to learn why six previous attempts to return the 27 by 33 inch capsule failed-the in strument packet either falling outside the recovery area, staying in orbit or burning up on re-entry when a slow down parachute failed to open. 4 W'' Be sure your dollars have a high I.Q 5 - v - ' T 4 Romney, W.Va. -lUI'll- Cross country hiker Dr. Barbara Moore rubbed oft aching feet today and struck out for the Virginia border across the rugged mountain country of West Virginia. The 5ti-ycar-old Russian born British vegetarian arose and left at 2 a.m. for Win chester, Va., about 35 miles from here. She hoped to makciHie well and I look a big 1 Steer Rescued From DeepVell Aberdecn-UOT-Pcte. a 500- pound steer with the curiosity of a kitten, was back in the barn today after being res cued from the bottom of a 40-foot-deep abandoned well. Pete's predicament began in the morning when he some how got into a locked shack on the properly of his own ers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith of nearby Central Park. The Smiths had built the shack over the well to safe guard children in the vicinity, but it didn't stop Pete. lie walked in, stepped on a rolted timber, and down he went. Pete ended up shoulder- deep in water and promptly began bellowing. Smith's son. Edwin, 16, was the hero of the rescue opera tion. "They lowered me down in RINK SITE Workmen above are shown as they prepare footings for the large lam inated arches that will form the roof sup ports for the Jackson County Rollarama being built two miles south of Medford on Highway 99. The skating area of the 85x144 foot building will be floored with pecan veneer, one of the hardest commercial woods, according to Norris Porter, con struction supervisor for Siskiyou Develop ment company, contractors. The front of the structure will be built of Alpine logs, a product manufactred ldr.'lly. The skating rink will be completed abjut mid-August, Porter said. Open or 1 add to your Savings Account W J by JULY 9 1 (mA Earn Interest from I Qm"" ,UlY I bjJJiJj HOMI-OWNEO STATCWIOI TATCWIOI Tht Uniltd StaUl National Bank af Portland Mt., Otpeill JnuroAc. Corporofai the trip by nightfall. From Winchester, Dr. Moore planned to walk into Washington bv late Friday. She covered about 40 miles Wednesday, but upon arriv ing in Romney, complained that her feet were acting up. Dr. Moore's goal is New York City and she had hoped to bf there by last Monday. inch rope with me." Edwin said. "I fastened it around Pete twice and then they pull ed him out." A veterinarian examined Pete. The diagnosis was no broken bones and the patient was expected to recover. "Just keep rubbing him down and Pete will be all right," was the verdict. Truman Silent On Resignation As Delegate Independence, Mo. - (UP1I -Former President Truman re mained silent today about his unexpected resignation as a Missouri delegate to the Dem ocratic National Convention, while speculation increased on how his action would af fect the presidential hopes of Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) Truman had announced earlier he would support Sym ington for the Democratic presidential nomination. Quits as Deleqate I Truman, in a terse tele gram Wednesday to Missouri Gov. James T. Blair Jr., said he was resigning as a delegate and also would not attend the party's convention, beginning July 11 in Los Angeles. He- gave no explanation. His private secretary. Miss Rose Conway, said the 7J- year-old former chief execu tive would hold a press con ference Saturday "presum ably to explain his reasons for deciding not to go to Los Angeles." Only last week, at a rally for Symington in Kansas City, Truman told 600 sup porters of the Missouri scna tor: "I'm for Slu. and I'm going ! to stay with him until the last dog dies." Norway's possession of the coal-rich Spitsbergen Islands was ratified by international treaty in 1920. ml divorce would be filed w iil be certified n ntt honored at a special prolan! ol the fci'.ale 1- air in Sepleinliei-. 1 M'-Kf "'fl wiibin the next month, prob ably in Arizona where both .in- residents. jl. ;s Simmons, the couple's publicity agents said, will charge cruelty. She currently is in London with their daugh ter, Tracy, 'A. and is expected tt i elnrii next mouth. Clanger and Miss Simmons eloped Dec. 110, IM50. Both became American citizens aft er enmini; to Hollywood from Midland. OVV . KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY v-e Point liieachm-s j lie Klitfle ruin) K.iiuhers 4 11 livestock chih nut recent ly at the Eagle Point vocation al ai'.ricullui-al hinMuii:. Tin- Jlrt'i'ng was caliid In ol'rnT bv Vice President i' n l)m ell. The -1 II club pleiliie was K by Mr. Unwell. After new and old 1 vas over, vie led a im. i l'eeatiir. Ala. It was one called "Shi en Mi.-pe " Wi i nl lhec soft drink machines Jockey Club is made by the old fashioned sour mash process and distilled exclusively in costly copper stills, producing a fine Vandals Use Heads To Save Their Aloney c!m will also held th ' cnlllilli; w ivKs. The nel intell Juiy II. al 7 :'.n p in J''a;!c Point voe.iln n; cultural' building. Fiances Huffman Hep.ll ti l' will I at 1. CcrtR it..v. r ,v 1.. ll 'dli- I" lu a nifti: " to run nl Kiny Al'.a Kilunnl Hum, n 4 (Mm in where you lift the lid and see lie tops of id) the trapped ! iiiitti''. One coin permits one t;:!e to be pulled out. !.nt vand;ils- thirsty tnes -; '-.iT.t t!ieu money. I'tthi-c answered a call and it the tups one from 21 " s of pop. iind the bottles . ;':' ft b.iit" empty apparently j ih.iii- to straws and deter- ' I'.illi.iUi'U. 1 Slti iping Inspector !To ,?rf;re Next Vfeek j S V m! li'l - W. I.. Close !ill l.iirr iu-t week as fed et.il sum rviMtr for Oregon of Ibe coem intive shippini; point tnvpeetion service after 'A A yc:rs. '1 he Julv t 7 service confer- eiue in Khnnath Kails will be ; the hist presided over by him. Clo.se will be succeeded by "Marian D. Mtirphv, who is ; leaving post in Michigan. i A recently patented hearnii I rod is pow cd by a solar roll. : It includes h miniature stor i a;:e Irtttery that supplies cur i rent al mhU tmidii.t; li Ml) IIJ)('I lllUl ' .l1 -A Kentucky bourbon, clean and mild to the taste. f -vj)-v . ;:v'. AM".- ' WV ' ;''' .l!" 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