Sun-Journal from Lewiston, Maine • 2

v-Vv i 5 -LEWISTON IVENINO JOURNAL UWISTON AUBUBN MAINI- SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24 1971 OBITUARY Califs' four step-daughters Mra Violetta Padette Winslow Mrs Deer Rescued from River Cruisers Within State AUGUSTA' Maine (AP) fA ii la m) Miffed at the purchase 10 r-" SSilinVdJy Hood- however complained againlt inclusion of out-of-state that he it is fair firms on the state's bidding lists I know what well do After a pursuit which lasted about an hour and a- half Lewiston and Auburn police officers today cooperated in the rubue of deer which wu swlmm' immlng the Androecoggln About anu Lawrence Strout of 89 Goff SL Auburn notified Lewiston authorities that deer was in the yard of the Lawrence Shoe Co Cedar seemed to bo caught in the fence Officer Roland Morin made the Initial investigation but wu reach the animal unable to alone Ihe- Lewiston Fir Department was notified but by the time' the firefighters were at the scene the doe freed itself from the fence and wu In tha middle of the river A pursuit by more Lewiston patrolmen followed end deer wu raptured at about 1 pm and wu1 taken to the uid William Hood Sr7 of Au- wSd'VKl'i? the eight contract! for a total MataeAutomofaila Dealers As-lcojt Uos413 A ninth con- iui0n'7n i I tract for 19 additional new Hood uid would Ktk A enliiri wont to Moir Auto meetil? thaMine dealeri muinodMt which underbid Harris by $200 sometima next week ug id Harris won station where It received loving care" Participating in the chau were Lewiaton Patrolmen Boland Morin Richard Roberts Paul Samson Ronald Laflamme end Fred NelaOn Aiding from the Auburn department -were Officers Larry Laorise Calvin Hunter and SgL Richard Keene Game Warden Daniel Glidden wu notified and wu at the scene today and said the deer wu expected to be later released in the woods at a site Lewiston not yet determined unira Auburn police reported that they thought the animal wu the same one which had been hit by a car on Turner StreeL Auburn Thursday and bad Jumped into the river It wu discovered by the rescue team that the doe wu pregnanL and that birth of or little ran wu not for away i if firearms pleaded guilty and wet tewed to three mouths in prison A shbtgun found when they were arrested wu sent by Bahamian police to the Federal Bureau rf Investigation La bore-in Washington DC for istici tuts Police uid a shotgun wielded one of the kidnapers discharged it They The controversy cropped up lut month wu re- newed Friday when the State Bureau of Purchasing reported that 00 cruiser i-in contracts of 10 each-would be bought from Harris Auto Salu of East Providence BJ Rudolph Lewsen -who ove sees motor vehicle purchases said tha Harris' firm underbid the Maine dealers by 8800 per cootraeL reaultlng in a uvings to the state of 67400 Lewsen said ha thought "he could uve the taxpayers tome moncy-and I did1 Two Men Are Charged In Connection With Abduction Of Young Canadian Girl It: FREEPORT Bahamas A police constable and a former vice sound detective hive been charged connection with the abduction of a Canadian tvaarold daughter Royal Bahamian Police Force Constable Spurgeon Dames and Leroy McLean now security director at the International Hotel were charged Friday with invading J5' the home of Robert SoracinV? when the man used Rockefeller's Ashes Returned To Arkansas LITTLE ROCK -(AP) The ashes of former Arkansas Gov Winthrop Rockefeller who died Thursday in Palm Springs Calif were returned Arkansas Friday night after cremation In California a family spokesman said The spokesman said a public service for Rockefeller would be held a 2:90 pm March 4 at the building of the Museum of Automobiles on Petit Jean Mountain where Rockefeller lived The spokesman said other details of funeral services had not been completed Under provisions of Rockefeller's win which wsa submitted to probate Friday the estate is to be shared by clou family i her and various charities The worth of the estate wu not disclosed Army Decides Not to Any Charges bring two-year-old of war earlier this month A Pentagon spokesman the decision Friday at Broo Army Medical Center in Antonio Tex where he is (forgoing medical treatmenL Albert never was Pentagon spokesman wu captured by the of another service member cumstaneea esse" the The man surrounding spokesman had come back any further with the case' Albert was captured when military vehicle waa ambushed on the highway to DalaL in South Vietnam in May 1970 He was one of 27 Americans released by the Vfoteong near An Loc Feb 5 Miller Comes Up Smiling NEW YORK (AP) A sonaMy Optimistic'' Marvin Miller fresh from briefing number of players in lbs Angeles wu back in NewYork to day for another round of negotiations aimed at reaching a wttfoment of the dispute that hu prevented major league bauhaU teams from opening spring training camps have been meeting uid Miller executive director of the Major League Baseball Players AssoeiatioiL "We will meet Saturday Aim Sundaylf necessary Based on the last few days we are reasonably optimistic" if a settlement could be retched within 48 hours Miller replied hope so" Miller met Friday in Los Angeles with about 60 players including Frank Robinson of the California -Angels Juan Merl-chal of the San Francisco Giants and Don Sutton player representative of theLoa Angeles Dodgers "The players are solidly behind the Players Association" Miller reported are more united than ever The purpoae of the meeting was earned to nrovide players Mary Mackovjak LISBON Mra Mary Mae-kovjak 96 of Piit Street died Friday at the Smart Nursing Home Brunswick She was born in Kojsov Auatrla-Hangary Feb 6 1374 the daulhter of Mikloa and Anna Lesko Mrs Mackovjak wu educated in the schools of Anstria-Hunfary and waa married to John Mackovjak on Feb 20 1998 she came to America wita her two children Mra Ifae-kovjak waa a weaver at the Farna worth Mill Lisbon Center for many years She waa a member of St Cyril and Methodius Church and the Xoaary Sodality Surviving are a daughter Mra Anns Bernier with whom she made her home until her illness two fandchildren and three-great-grandchildren A son Nicholas died in 1969 a Cyril we Miwmlus churc Mrs Mary Intamme Cyril Cyra comsHry in an wsr Cirri OoiifMsrs of Im-Isy ol ojn at Wa hawal Punaral Hama Falls Saturday la 4 ana James Whiting MINOT James Whiting 59 died unexpectedly Friday afternoon Ha was born Turner son of Ral Merrill Whiting A greduate of Leavitt Institute in 1981 he married Kathleen Mixer' in Minot In 140 Mr Whiting waa a veteran of World War II and was employed by Han and Knight Hardware in Lewiston He was a member of the United Commercial Travelers Minot Methodist Church and tha Minot Club Surviving are his widow of Minot two sons James Minot and Robert Milford two slaters Mrs Olive Hawk South Paris and Mrs Flora Slover Silver Springs Md and a grandchild dub In MM Ml tK WH Jmni Whlttns aoa Funsna iarvlm will pilIkMiam a Son Monday ol I EwtomtSnont wW Mlaw al Ml Aukunt cTMlary intunwoal in tha Mrtna I Nsrlh Antoni country in Autura Me man mnv aH at in SunSOy na I la 4 an 7 In GlenWood Clukey Glen wood Clukey 38 of 6305 Pennsylvania Ave Gibson ton Fla a former Lewiaton a i died Thursday at Tampa' Fla Bora in Lewiston Nov 4 1914 the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Clukey he lived in Auburn most of nil life until three years ago when he moved to Florida A veteran of World War Mr Clukey wea employed as a barber Ha ia survived Mra Douglas Blvtrview Fla la Tana RSV WU Want CluOoy aa IS Moral aorvleaf will ha hold from Hit Mamartal Chaptl at 1 MllhoMn 4 Son Monday al am Snlamhmant will Mow al Ml Auhum aamatary Informant hi tha ortaa at Kid Oreeotoum Momorlal port hi Auhum Frtand may caB at 7 to 4 am Annie Fortin Annie Fortin 74 mother of several Lewiaton and Maine residents died Thursday la San Jose Calif She wu bora at Beaucevflle Sue Aug 25 1996 the daughter Joseph Poirier and Marie Thibodeau She was a long-Uma resident of Waterville She is survived by live daughters Mrs Irene Aube Lewiston Mrs Gladys Gagnon Lewiston Mrs Marie Derosler Lewis too Mrs Eva Theall Raleigh NG Mrs Cecil Cogswell San Jose four sons Alfred Chamberlain Waterville Leonard Chamberlain Sunnyville Calif Robert Chamberlain Lewiaton: Norman Chamberlain San door Spencer 40' who hu lived with his wife Joan for several yean in nearby Lucaya made a seven-hour Journey through hotels and restaurants before dropping tbe $250000 ransom near an abandoned cement planL The money wu never picked up It wu the second time tha Glugow Nova Scotia family had faced a kidnap attempt on 1116 SOVlUfiJ Grand Bahama Island In January 1973 a gunman Invaded a cocktail party at the Spencer heme and abducted Mrs Spencer after demanding $300000 ransom Site escspe-by leaping from a car when the kidnaper slowed for a curve The Soencers left the Ba-hamu for good Sunday A friend Mid they planned to re- a- -in turn to Canada after vtoiting JJ tna wm with friends in Miami Laeoste vehicle had stopped waiting to mike a left-hand turn into the Mall End tha Letsard auto following behind could not top In time to avoid the 9:45 am mishap Damage to the rear of the Laeoste car wu estimated at loo and to front el tha uard vehicle at $300 AaIl-week course in life uving be offered beginning next men i by the YMCA A Senior Liie uving Course to be held at the Turner StreeL Auburn YMCA building will eontinue on Monday nights from 3:30 for ll-week Canada in Freeport and kidnaping his daughter Andrea on Feb 15 In addition to kidnaping the sault with a deadly weapon ary attempted extortion possession of a firearm were held without bond Police said the kidnapers de- but aha apparent reutly aped near later by Mine tourists who were towing for wQdfiowera -A doctor who examined the child uid she waa ia good health and unharmed suffering only from a cough and wrist burns from being bound Damn Hnd McLean were ar rested last week on charges of Contaminated Lettuce Not Harmful to Human Consumers Says FDA Jeannette Warren Waterville Mrs Gloria Dujperry Waterville Mrs Jacqueline Libby Smlthfield one brother Henry Poirier Waterville 49 grandchildren grandchildren Fred Gabourie AUGUSTA Fred Gabourie 77 of the Old Oakland Road died Thursday night at tha VA Hospital Togui after a long Ulnssa He waa bom In Augusta May 21 1896 son of Alfred and Rebecca Chaput Gabourie He was a communicant of SL Catholic Church and as a veteran of World War serving with the Infantry Co He wee a member of the Disabled American Veterans Capitol Barracks World Wat I veterans Prior to his retirement in 1961 he had hem employed by Howard Shoe Co for 40 years He is survived by his widow Mrs Beatrice Thibodeau Gabourie Auguste two sons Don aid Auguste and Robert Levant four daughters Mrs Rita Evers and Mrs Lon sine Bumford both of Augusta Mrs Muriel Kelley Gardiner and Mra Jeannette Albert Milford NJL 14 grandchildren end two great-grandchildren Charles Rallides BUMFORD Charles Rallides PHD 40 of New York City died Monday at the ML Sinai Hospital Manhattan where he bed bees patient (our months Dr Rallides waa bora Feb 26 1923 in Bumford the son of Minas end Katherine Minnetta Ralldes He was a veteran of World War IL serving in the UR Navy in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater of Operations Dr Rallides was an instructor of languages by profession having taught 1 at Ricker College HouMon Skidmore College Saratoga NY "Iona College New Rochelle NY Long Island University Brooklyn NY and Pace College New York City He was the author of s' book entitled The Tense- Aspect System of the Spanish Verb end several articles and Dr Rallides whs of the Pi Delta Phi reviews member Society Surviving ere his mother and a brother Basil both of Falmouth Winfield Cutting DIXF1ELD Winfield Cutting 62 died early Friday morning it the Pike Hill Nursing Home Norway where he was a patient for mm than four yeara He was bora at Wayne Dee 22 1880 son of Ernest anil Mary Young Cutting A farmer and carpenter by trade he was resident of Paris for more than BO years He came to Dixfield IS yeara ago Ha wu a 50-year member and past master of the Mountain Grange of Buckfield and alu a member of Nexlnscot Lodge lOOF Buckfiald He la survived by nieces and nephews Charles Morton AUGUSTA Charles Morton 66 of the Tasker Road died at his home early Friday morning Bora Feb 37 1906 In Augusta he wu the -son of Robert end Mabel Robie Morton He was a master plumber end plumbing Inspector for the City of Augusta Mr Morton was VAVS chairman of the Military Order of -Cooties he wu past grand commander bf the Sou of Union Veterans put noble grand of Sanborn Lodge uallowell member of Capitol Sportsmen's dub -and the BPOE Lodge of Augusta Surviving are bis widow Mrs Doris Vigue Morton Augusta and a sister Mr Sarah De-Monte California CSampIs) CABBOPTUANKS MfR Staab Year Card Thanks wli appear In ell admans of The In end Journal For Only 3'fc Predicts One Million Americans May Die From Asbestos Fibers Diseases HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A PmU MJX WHAT fj(i HUCtklUT AiccUVtUa lb om AOtHeRm tARfeLPi even FttTA wenef A UT71E FLUMP MAUL LCCP PM4URtAHP vdWr SMeicn HaaMi Caaniaa siaaa bah Hanoi IMaaJaJlahaalaJ Woman Hurt In vision Collision An Auburn woman wu slightly Injured this morning in a two-car accident on Lewiston's Lisbon StreeL near the entrance to the Lewiaton MalL -Patricia Ann Lesurd- 21 of 946 Turner SL Auburn the driver of one of the ears involved underwent X-ray examination at the Central Maine General Hospital and wu released The Auburn woman wu the driver of a 1906 sedan which wu in collision with a 1970 hardtop operated by -Anita Laeoste -55 of SB Albert SL Lewiston Investigating Officer Roland Morin uid that tha 6:30 to an period Tbe course will be conducted for persons 15 years old and up News Shorts DETROIT (AP) A package toft In a telephone booth near Detroit Mayor -Roman Gribb office in the City-County Building ted to fast action Friday by the police bomb squad The pad package the bomb squajl discovered contained rosea fish 1 ATLANTA Gs (AP) Jimmy Carter says ho will i a bill restoring the death penalty in Georgia despite predictions the federal courts will trike it down not going to predicate mv decision on what a court might do if a challengq filed" Carter said Friday-'-The new law makes mux rape armed robbery and naping for ransom by death when cumstaneu are luting physical or damage to rape victims or the slaying of a police officer' acting in the line of duty of tbe meuure Opponents gued that only poor people blacks have 4 I to been executed the part The new law received "final legislative approval Thursday on a 47-7 vote the Senate i The Suoreme Court last year ruled the death penalty unconstitutional it wu being applied by the various states cine far Ms wife and away from guns Jessie Mu WfiUams IL fcra fined to a wheel chair refused to testify against Williams when his case cam to trial last month: She said ihe wu flattered Iff the shooting which proved Wiliams fovea Jealous 3 Say WELL' 0 What better way to cheer urf the patient then with ar beautiful bouquet or a ftaraC plant that can to taken torn and replanted We offer complete selection of flower for every occasion Wired Hfneliiisil Jeff nw NHIQV DUBE'S FLOWER SHOP INC: Uston St Lew me BOWN TOWN LSWISTON rest will die of other aftments WASHINGTON (AP) A'Mit drator has predicted that era He ldde(1 mniions of oth-million Americans will die byer ire exposed to as- the year 3000 frwn diseases unknown de- year IDS ANGELES (AP) Four shioments of lettuce contaminated with a peitldda resembling deadly nerve gas wu distributed to consumers a Food and Drug Administration official hu disclosed But John Westherwax acting FDA director here quickly added that white the quantity of tha pesticide "Monitor 4 exceeded legal limits the amount was not large enough to harm human consumers The auantitles "ware illegal they were not hazardous" Westherwax said "We'rd try ing to stress that at tha present time Westherwax said thru of the shipments were' distribute In Buffalo and Rochester: NY and Chelsea Mqss in mid-January) The fourth lot wu discovered er wrapping before It said Westherwax how shipments hundred In Urge eausea eventually doses but than wu Monitor symptoms uid Meanwhile lettuce after being Jamu Kalstrom pesticide reconditioning -rwe'a nere subsidise to go out of state to purchase a product that can be bought In tracts into lota of 10 cars etch to give smaller dealers a better chance in tha bidding' The Rhode Island firm wu taken off Maine's ourcchulng list last- month after it wu awarded a 40c ar contraeL Harris' name waa stricken after the auto dealers complained that Rhode Island laettd an odometer law Lawsen said Friday however: that ha investigated the complaint and -learned that Rhode Island hu had inch law for the put two wars but shipped to parts uaknown could be seised he said he was unsure much lettuce wu distributed noting that individual usually contain several cases doses the chemical dizziness coma and death In smaller in grater quantity on the affected It'-tuce produces flu-like an FDA spokesman the California Department of Agriculture announced Fridav it hu allowed from wme contaminated shipments to be sold a department speclalUL described si removing out-lesves splracy and theft chart against the defendants iq'cpn- nection with tha release to news media of a secret Fenta- gon itudv of US involvemrat In Vietnam Both Nesson and -WeinSlaU argued that the study waa public information improperly classified and that EUsberrs and handling of punfo information is covered by first amendment protections of fra- dom of speech and preu AuL JJS Atty David Niuea said the qiieitUm of whether the Pentagon papers were pronerly classified as top secret should not even be discussed at the trial OfdeftnM contentions that EHsberjf was authorised to1 papers as Rand Crap researcher with a top cret security clearance Nlasen said ia nun and aimpfo bunk" He uid Ellsberg knew he was not allowed to taka peri1 from his and that ha waa them experimentation States in the United Another witness Dr Bertram 5 Brown director of the National Institute of Mental Health estimated that leu than 1000 psychosurgery operations are performed in the United States each yew think 1 can state unequivocally that no responsible scientist today would condone a classic lobotomy operation" be uid However asked if the technique should ever be used to control behavior where no sign of a medical disease is present Brown uid such operations might be condoned in situations where all else had failed and tha moat rigidly controlled ANOTHER FOR DINO TAUNTON Mau (aP) Heavyweight John Denis of Attleboro continues to roll along unbeaten in the pro boxing ranks Denis posted his sixth pro victory by knocking out Tracy Morrison of Kansas City with a not allowed to' not allowed caused by asbestos fibers Dr Irving Sellkoff of the ML ana) School of Medicine in KSsal persons who era or contain arteat die witoln the the in to to 35 yeara" be told the Sea- mn ate- Commerce environmental1 Ha uid other common subcommittee Friday i sources are in the talc used in product and a MRS MABY LEVA8SEUR Mrs Mary Levasseur Mrs Mary Levasseur 76 of 489 Sabattus SL Lewiston died this morning at SL Mery's General Hospital following lingering illness She was born at Rockport Mass OcL 11 1896 the daughter of Jean Baptiste and Arthemise Levasseur Paradise and was married to the late John Levasseur who died in 1949 She had resided some 49 years in this community and was a member of St Ann's Sodality of Holy Cross Church and Holy Family Church Survivors include two daughters Miss Bernadette Levasseur of Lewiston end Mrs Bernard (Louise) Barbeau of Beverly Maas one ton John Levasseur Jr of La Puente Califozhia and six grandchildren BIBB Lowtiton Malm February Lautaa Lavamur aoa of Satorttut Strut Oamatn are at Ma ntrtbi Moral Fartare 7 Harlan St oMdalBa miaaaM -J 4a AwWSli nslWm MnSCH Vlm In Holy Family Church an Sunday Inc at am inlannanl la Mo in family lot SI Polar1 Cama-tary Vlalllna noun Saturday 7 It a Sunday I to 4 and 7 pan Irene Despres Irene Despres 60 of Lake Street Ssbattus died this morning at SL General Hospital following a abort illness Born at Lewiston May 6 1912 the daughter of Paul and Amanda Morin Guay she wu employed at the Falcon Shoe Co Lewiston Her husband Louis Despres died in 1953 She wu a member of Our Lady of the Rosary Church the' Club and the Friendship Club Mrs Dupres' survivors Include one son' Jerome of Litchfield one sister Mrs Raymond (Diane) Spencer of Lewiston and thru grandchildren BIBB Main FaSruary wn noraa aoa A Ma of Hi Waiurradton will ka auns Monday al AM al Oar -Lady al tha Rsaary Omreh Sadatlut Malna VWttna hoars al Hit Albart Rmaral Hama Haw SlraM LawWan Saturday 7 la m3 Sunday I la 4 qiW 7 I hriMWIMlI Sf Nwi GMMtwys FUNERALS GEORGE LAPOINTE Services (or Mr Lapointe were held this morning at 10 o'clock at Holy Family Church following prayers at Fortin Funeral Home Rev Walter Dupuis officiated at the Mau and recited committal prayers at SL Peter's Cemetery The bearers were Fernand Lapointe Thomas Hallowell Larry Proctor Robert Stew Proctor and Lapointe ROBERT FERNALD WEST POLAND Services for Robert Fern aid id West Poland wets held Thursday from the Gallant-Raymond Funeral Home Mechanic Falla with Rev Jamu Fletcher of the Poland Community Church officiating Entombment wu at ML Auburn Cemetery with spring Interment to be in the ighland Cemetery West Poland Bearers were Kenneth Tripp James Meldrum Martin Farr and Richard Gurney an of Wut Poland Roger Adams Auburn Charles Ricker Jr Portland CABBOF THANKS Th Foody Ol ChWqq MacDonald tt la wIHi doao aratnuda that hank our triandk namihon and relatival lymaadiy and kindnm ahown durlna our rocont baraavamanl wM la Ihan day Croon Hi DUIIniliani Mamartal Chapal Hi AuOura Polka and mat lam kaauliftjl tiaral Iriauloi and car moo airtali la dimk di aw lrl Mol war Md mouth la Mod un hold durins our omurtmey Mr Charlai Mac Bona Id 1 Mr 4 Mra Ctarta MurBrnHd Jr Mr Mn award Cdchraaa DUINGHAM A SON NNEIALS CATHERINE WILLIAMS of Bethesda Md Saturday 11 AM EMMA MOFFITT of Auburn Sunday 1 PM GLENWOOD CLUKEY of Gibaonton Fla Monday 19 AM JAMES WHITING of MinoL Monday 1 PM Sellkoff uid asbestos is ajjolijhed rice and balloons to time causing them from Pentagon Papers Trial A a hi ai ai di ol ti th ai a TI ffl fo tt OI Cl FI Fi ai 71 th ini ch th Wi Mi Ft ar mi Fa Rc at tb PC' Pi pr Se Ec Ba CO Co: wh Int ndi Cu chi 7 Ba twi in tto to P( dei He po pel I-c Yo At Kei wo: in for Hr bus is het stal on rev tul i-' Stui legation bunk and a defense attorney labeled the government case sloppy as tha defense sought acquittal of Daniel Ells-berg and Anthony Rusu in the Pentagon paMra W1-' with an up-to-date report of ftemotlflal or gree every day of their lives without their knowledge The subcommittee wu told thS mora than 3008 eouramra host of building stickingogeth-er and papier macho used In school art cIumu The Food and Drug Administration last year taiued regulations banning the use of asbestos In garments and hu proposed a ban on ubestoa-lad-en tale in food and food pack- aging fine its aala to Weyerhaeuser Co Crocker wu a graduate of Groton School Harvard College the Harvard Business and ti School He Is survived by the widow Nancy Ladd Crocker three children hia mother Mrs Norman Harrower of Fitchburg and seven grandchildren Funeral arrangements an Incomplete Loving Care M1AML Fla (AP) Chris Calvin Williams hu been ordered by a Circuit Court Judge to make the next I7lfc years a iraetual honeymoon for the In ho shot and paralysed In a alous rage risk going to prison Williams who married the girl -after the shooting wu placed on probation bv Judge Alfonso Sepe on Friday and told to provide love and medi- cancer that may not be detected for 30 SO or even 40 years1 Of the minimi workers have bran ex who already posed he uid 200000 will die of lung cancer 70000 of ubea-toils or lung scarring and 150 of various cancers The Former Paper Firm Official Lo T)rn LrOCKer UieS LANES SC (AP) Alvah Crocker of New Canaan Conn died of heart attack here Saturday wu 64 Crocker formerly of Fitchburg Mua served as prest- dent of Crocker Burbank Co AsMciates a paper firm be- left hook to the body at 3:17 of the fourth round of a schedule eight-rounded Friday night before a packed crowd of 1600 at Rtfsaland Ballroom Denis Friday's meeting wu the' By LINDA DEUTSCH Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) The government called a detente al- late Rusm's attorey Leonard Weinglau to set to deliver his opening statement to Jurors on Tuesday after the government dnttfinierprlni toraTbure 10 witnesMi not be-1 hu' Defense attorneys ar Friday that the caw shoul reach the defense stage name the government foiled to' prove espionage first of seven scheduled around Monday or early Tuesday bathe country during the next two fore the detenu case begins la aaa papir $221 par Ink la Bantrlant at saaia ralaa1 Cash Hast Iieaepaaj All Ortin Morrison 161 to other Kheduled eights Ton putroneUi 143 East Tony Bridegwater knocked out Roger Phillips 146 Pittsfield at 2:06 of the second and Jesus Alicea 150 Holyoke outpointed Jom Rivera 147 Lowell Washington Psychiatrist Asks Lobotomies Be Outlawed OPEN HOUSE Sunday Feb 25 1 to 4 pm weeks if no settlement reached Spring training officially begins March pitchers and catchers fora VhdMfiriSd there wiU be a meeting of al Player repreranUtive in New York March if the owners re-(uu to open the camps by that Um a steam iron on tha wrong side of materia) to remove a crease from acetate and rayon woven oUvtlnharis loeUaviVehmd is not to die' hoHM aa Mly I sardN Bane JOHN A FINN CO Distinctive Cemetery Mem oriels 44 Riverside it Lewisto JOHN FINN ROKOa HINKLBV WOWSBBJCLONOSSVNaartwg WASHINGTON (AP psychiatrist hu asked to outlaw lobotomies tha psychoiurglcal technique could easily be used by a dictator to control subject populations Dr Peter R- Breggin of the Washington School of Psychiatry testified Friday before the Senate health subcommittee chaired by Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass Breggin uid in which a part of the brain is surgically severed to change a person's are partial destruction of a living person before he And Breggi added: 1 think this falls bite the dau of atrocities as defined at Nuremberg" Kennedy's subcommittee is investigating possible new federal controls on human medical A date The key Issues in tha dispute the reserve clause which rinds a player to hia team un- leu ho is traded Mid or re- tossed and salary arbitration Advsrtlstng THE LEWISTON DAILySUU' uvmEYENil0URI3iL 12S Summit Avt Lewiston (1st Right After East Ave Huding Up Lisbon) 4 bedroom heme completely renovated yean ago Including baseboard tasting system targe carpeted Nvinproom modern carpeted full bath S25S0S MARCEL MORIN REALTOR Office Heme 714-4311 712-4059 ai SC- cm and -4.