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20 The Missoulian, Thursday, January 4, 1968 (Government. Raises Teton Storms Stymie Climbers Ixhaust Standards MOOSE, Wyo. (AP) Grand without completing Its objective of a winter ascent. Ir i Petzoldt and the other climb- 1 New Toric Time Krvt ferric ers left tne ranger siauon ai Teton Peak, 13,766 feet of mountain in northwestern Wyoming, had a hand from the weather to defeat Paul Petzoldt and 16 oth WASHINGTON The govern Moose Dec. 28 with hopes of ment Wednesday proposed more stringent air pollution controls reaching the top on New Year's gines which may be a hazard to health or welfare.

The Department of Health, Education and Welfare noted that "extensive air pollution research has shown that automo for, 1970 model automobiles. fect for 1969 also, Is to limit hydrocarbons to 3.2 grams per mile and carbon monoxide to 33 grams. The HEW said that a typical uncontrolled vehicle gives off 9.7 grams of hydrocarbons and 71 grams of carbon monoxide per mile. These standards, Day.The party Included Martha Hellyer of Lander, the first wom er mountain climbers for the third straight winter. The aim is to cut by one-third the amount of exhaust pol Petzoldt told superintendent an to attempt a midwinter assault on the majestic mountain.

Howard Chapman of Grand Te lutants now permitted In 1968 Saturday the party split into ton National Park by radio tive smog contributes to eye and throat irritation and probably to major respiratory dis the assault party of 11 men HEW said, would require 77 two groups the support team of five staying in snow caves at and a 21-year-old woman was per cent control of hydrocar eases in all parts of the U.S." Further, it said, other studies starting down the mountain bons and 68 per cent control of the foot of Middle Teton at an elevation of 9,500 feet and the other 12 proceeding to a tiny have disclosed "vegetation and carbon monoxide. property damage directly attrib The first standards for heavy duty trucks utable to automotive smog in Court Studying Appeal by Fava 1 A every region of the country." and buses would limit the dis The proposed standards would charge of hydrocarbons to 275 parts per million of air and of limit exhaust emissions from BUTTE (AP)-Federal Judge steel hut located in the lower saddle of the Grand Teton, about 11,500 feet in elevation. That's as far as the climbers got. Bitter cold, high winds, snow and fog kept the group huddled in the shelter Sunday and Monday and the 59-year-old automobiles and light trucks to carbon monoxide to 1.5 per cent W. D.

Murray took under ad visement Wednesday the bid of by volume. These levels would require control of 85 per cent of hydrocarbons and 37 per cent Raymond Fava, 28, of Butte for 2.2 grams of hydrocarbons and 23 grams of carbon monoxide per mile. The effect of the 1968 standards, which will be in ef release from the State Prison on model cars. In addition to tightening controls of automobile exhausts, the proposed standards would for the first time require air pollution controls for gasoline-powered trucks and buses and limit smoke from diesel-pow-ered vehicles. The proposed standards also would for the first time require automobiles and light trucks to control 90 per cent of the evaporation of hydrocarbons, major air pollutants, from gas tanks and carburetors.

This control would noticeably reduce gasoline odor in garages. The new standards announced by John W. Gardner, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, are the responsibility of vehicle manufacturers. They must test representative vehicles in accordance with procedures outlined by federal authorities to assure compliance with standards set for their of carbon monoxide. Petzoldt decided to give it up when the forecast called for con tinued unfavorable conditions.

I "I ssfs f- ssx V. A Jf vtr A 3 a writ of habeas corpus. Fava through his attorney, Joseph P. Monaghan of Butte, contends his constitutional rights were violated July 14, 1966, when he was without legal counsel in a probation violation hearing before Dist. Judge James D.

Freebourn in Butte. The hearing resulted in a 14-year sen Boards to Inspect Swan River Camp Similar expeditions the past two winters, both led by Petzoldt, also were frustrated by storms on the Grand Teton. POT ROAST TIP For pot roast of beef you may use one of these cuts: round, rump, cross-arm or chuck. tence for Fava on the original charge, first-degree assault HELENA (AP)-Final inspec April 17 and the completion date tion of the newly constructed is next April. Swan River Youth Forest Camp Until the state accepts the south of Bigfork is scheduled for projects, the contractors are re Good Adorning, Judge Jan.

15 by representatives of the sponsible for the buildings and State Department of Institutions are keeping one or two em MARRIED 67 YEARS President David McKay of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and his wife smiled for photographers as they observed their 67th wedding anniversary and Administration. ployes there around the clock. in Salt Lake City. President and his wife, Emma Ray Riggs McKay, 90, greeted their children during a family gathering. (AP Photofax) Cooley St.

Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. Contractors notified state of POLICE COURT (CLARK) CATHEY, Jerry 23, of unce tne state assumes re ficials this week they have'eom- HALL, Bobby 26, of 2149 sponsibility for the project, pleted work on the three build 2114 Ellis Ave. Careless driving, fined $34. Fairview Ave. Exceeding weight scheduled to go into operation ings at the camp.

limit, fined $29. July the newly appointed GIRARD, Keith 49, of 1627 These are an administration camp superintendent may draw KOCH, Gerald 19, Of 3205 3rd St. W. Exceeding weight building, a dormitory for 50 boys temporary watch duty. S.

3rd St. W. Improper turn, fined $12. He is Melvin Mohler, who be and a kitchen-dining facility. Ralph C.

Kenyon, head of the limit, fined $39; second offense, fined $29. HAUCK, Russell 18, of Vatican Paper Is Critical Of U.S. Policy on Vietnam gan his new employment this week. He has been assistant su 1918 S. 8th St.

W. Careless driv Department of Administration, LANDON, F. 24, of 1524 ing, fined $34. and Philip H. Hauck, his archi England Ave.

Failure to drive In perintendent at The Pine Hills School, Miles City, which until a careful and prudent manner, HENKIN, Harmon, 27, Rt. 4. 1970-model year. Comment Period Automobile manufacturers and other interested parties have 30 days in which to comment on the proposed standards. The standards will be-come effective after this period and may reflect any changes the HEW secretary may make on the basis of comments received.

An unanswered question Is whether the controls will add to the cost of automobiles or other vehicles. Control devices to meet 1968 standards now cost $40 to $50. However, the tighter controls for automobiles and extension of standards to trucks and buses plus evaporation control poses a question of added cost. The standards were developed under the Clean Air act of 1965. This act empowers the HEW secretary to regulate the discharge of any substance from new motor vehicles or en fined $15.

No driver's license, fined $12. tecture and engineering director, said snow may prevent an inspection of the buildings from the outside. Jan. 1 was known as the State Industrial School. LEWIS, Johnny 412 Ry- and MANNEL, Dennis 20, of larger areas of prestige New York TtaiM Newt Service ROME In the most pointed Holding camp contracts total power.

man St. Exceeding weight limit, fined $39. 823 Waverly St. No driver's license, fined $12. In this case, they agreed, the 'As to the political aspect, he criticism of United States policy in Vietnam yet delivered by a Vatican publication, the MAKI, Allen, 31, of 2631 wrote, "It is evident that the MAY, Ronald 28, of 433 ing $338,231 were Rolf son Poison; Powell Electric, Kalis-pell; Houseman Great N.

3rd St. No driver's license, embarrassment, not to say state probably will make a substantial acceptance of the structures and release the contractors from responsibility pending the Laurie Drive. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. Holy City's weekly L'Osserva- fined $12. more, of peoples and nations sincerely friendly to the United Falls; Walter E.

Tynes Great Falls; and Liberty Drill MCALLISTER, Ray 32, Of MOORE, Mary 53, of 314 Connell Ave. Improper turn, 224 N. Pattee St. Exceeding States is growing for the re ing Missoula. tore della Domemca, in a signed article expressed concern over the possibility that Washington might seek a way out of its "impasse" by enlarg fined $12.

Also scheduled for final inspec sons that disturb Americans themselves in an ever more tion later this month is a multi Robert 28, exterior examination in the spring. "Otherwise, we would, in effect, be penalizing them for completing the contracts ahead of schedule," Hauck said. Work on the project began last profound manner." Rt. 2. Reckless driving, fined purpose building at the Warm ing the war to Laos and Cam $166.

Springs State Hospital. Contracts totaling $318,038 bodia "with effects of unforsee-able scale, ill-omened for all." STAGGS, Robert 33, of 2200 Dixon Ave. Careless driv That meant, he went on, that the U.S., at the beginning of 1968 "finds itself in a moral and political position very different from that it had two or were held by Gordon Construction Missoula; Palmquist Neither the editor nor his pa ing, fined $22. per can be said to speak for THURGOOD, David 29, Frontier Lounge Motel. Careless Electric, Helena; and Salten-berger Plumbing Heating, An driving, fined $34.

aconda. Work on this structure the Pope. But they certainly reflect, in general, the tone of Vatican thinking which, In turn, tends to be set by the pontiff. Strickman to End Contract on Filter three years ago." Delivery Made, But Not Intact YEAGER, George, 58, of 1011 Wolf Ave. Failure to heed traf began Dec.

12, 1966, with completion due by Jan. 15, 1968. weight limit, fined $29. NICHOLS, Claud 81, Bonner. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29.

PLOYHAR, Albert 38, Mill-town. Operating vehicle without current registration, fined $15. SCOTT, Lawrence Missoula. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. WALL, Ray 34, of 119 hoe Drive.

Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. ZIMMERMAN, Lester 28, Bonner. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. JUSTICE COURT (YOUNG) LINDSTRAND, Robert 33, Milltown. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29.

MISCHEL, Christian 3L Bonner. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. fic control device, fined $12. This made it clear, as has JUSTICE COURT (BRODIE) tire interest to a trust fund. The BENDER, Frederick, 30, East side to enter into peace negotiations.

The Vatican editor Wednesday interpreted the resignation of Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara as a sign of possible further U.S. escalation of the war. The editor wrote that further reinforcement of the U.S. military effort is "a disquieting eventuality." The war was already causing suffering to innocent victims and "evils of every sort, transcending the case of Vietnam and affecting much ESC Interested In Glasgow AFB HELENA (AP) Samuel J.

Chapman, director of the State Department of Planning and Economic Development, flew to Glasgow Wednesday to meet with three representatives of Economics Systems Corporation, a subsidiary of AVCO Corp. The company is interested in civilian use in Glasgow AFB, which is to be phased out this summer. Chapman met with E. T. Stoneciser, Harold Stewart and Thomas Riely of Economic Systems, along with Glasgow Mayor Ken Bruce, W.

L. Holter and Chamber of Commerce officials. The on-the-site inspection of the base was preparatory to a proposal the company expected to make in Washington, D.C.; later this year. already been reported, that Pope Paul, in his meeting here with President Johnson on Dec. 23, took a vastly different approach to the basic problem in Vietnam, than Johnson did.

Tuna Like Clear Water of Hawaii HONOLULU (AP) Hawaii's beneficiary would be Colum MILFORD, Mass. (AP) To make the announcement of new postal rates more dramatic, the Post Office Department pre Missoula. Exceeding weight limit, fined $29. bia's College of Physicians and Surgeons. pared a record and sent it to lo beautiful clear blue water is BROWN, Thomas F.

37, of 2308 Beck Ave. Exceeding Strickman said his lawyers cal radio stations. But an authoritative source great for tourists, but a deterr notified Columbia last Sept. 19 weight limit, fined $29. But listeners won't hear the denied Wednesday that there tnat it had seriously breached a CLAIRMONT, Richard, 36, record on WMRC in Milford.

ent to tuna fishing, says Harold E. Crowther, director of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, had been any hostility or coolness evident at the Vatican Poison. Failure to yield right of The station received its record July 7 agreement in which it was assigned title to the filter. way, fined $15. in the mail broken.

meeting. Department of Interior. I have done everything in CLARK Roger, 35, of 820 HILLSDALE, N.J. (AP)-Rob-ert Strickman said Wednesday he has terminated, an agreement giving Columbia University rights to his so-called safe cigarette filter. He said he will press for immediate return of the filter and also will file a $500-miHion damage suit against the National Broadcasting Co.

Noting that Columbia is "responsive to pressures from government, me press and the public" and that "it is not in a position to promote what is admittedly a commercial product," Strickman said that as soon as Columbia relinquishes its rights to the filter he will contribute the university's en- The pontiff would like to see "The fish can see the net," he said. "It's the toughest thing to overcome." QUICK DISPOSAL LOS ANGELES (AP) Fire the bombing of North Vietnam stopped to see whether this would prompt any reciprocal peace gesture from the Hanoi Nevertheless, Crowther is con my power to assist Columbia in curing its breach," Strickman said. "Today, nearly four months later, upon the advice of counsel, I have terminated the agreement and will press for immediate return of the men complained that several persons were disposing of fident that with increased technology Hawaii fishermen some day will be able to detect and regime and the Viet Cong. Pope Paul has always linked his calls Christmas trees by stacking them in the street, setting them afire and ringing the alarm box. for such action by the United then catch the speedy tuna.

cigarette filter. The Rock-A-Billy Prince JERRY HAYMES Come and enjoy your favorite drink and listen to the best of country western music at the PARK HOTEL 600 North Higgins CAFE OPEN 14 HOURS An associate of Strlckman's Firemen said they apparently were being called to clear the burned debris. said the original agreement contained a termination date Jan. THE UNEXPECTED WEST LINN, Ore. (AP) A 3, 1968.

thief entered the West Linn po There were rumors two lice station through an unlocked States with demands that it be answered by substantive concessions by Hanoi, either by a move toward the negotiating table or, at least, by a halt in the infiltration of troops into South Vietnam. The President was reported to have explained that he could not risk a bombing halt before a clear-cut pledge by the other months ago that Strickman window and took about $50 from the chief's desk. Chief John Ste might ask Columbia to give up its rights to the filter because 24 GN Cars Derailed Near Cascade phens said the window is usual the university had failed to test it It was not disclosed whether ly left unlocked because "we don't expect any trouble." that was the reason for Wednes NOW PLAYING FOX THEATRE WLW day's announcement The suit against NBC, Strict man said, stems from state WE ALLNEWANO MOST EXCITING Til UE-LIFE THE SHACK ta WEST FRONT PHONE 549-9903 CHICKEN DINNERS AND CvAA TOGO CATERING SERVICE Also a complete mem of breakfast, hock and dinners. ran GREAT FALLS (AP)- A derailment five miles east of Cascade Tuesday night sent 24 cars of a Great Northern freight train plunging into a borrow pit. ments on the Huntley-Brinkley Report Dec.

18 and 19 to the effect that "according to tests ADVENTUnSV li aa DOUBLE FRONT CHICKEN SOUTHSIDE 543-5361 FAIRWAY DOUBLE FRONT DOWNTOWN 122 ALDEft NEVER FROZEN PRESSURE COOKED PRE-COOKED ureat Northern officials re THE FAMILY DINNER AT THE CLUB CHATEAU MINUTES EAST 258-6661 543-5063 just completed by the University (Columbia), it (the Strickman filter) is no better than cigarette filters now in SHOWS Child 75e ported that the middle portion of the train left the tracks. Quiller BIim Mix ....7:15 Only .....9:00 Only They said there have been no tMnuonatrtlef KxcnrxT into nknown Northern British Ookmtti fc the Hirer Nun nostDansmwtaiml reported injuries. Cause of the derailment was M0NTMARTRE LOUNGE MISSOULA HOTEL not known, Great Northern officials said, but an investigation into the accident was continuing. SATURDAY SUNDAY! Matinee Only All Seats 50c There was no estimate of the i k-N Richard Binton.HizabethT&ylor extent of damage. HOW PLAYING TUES.

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