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I Page 2 Oct. 29, 1973 (The Hanforb cntinrl Police Blotter State News Briefs Found Guilty for the couple as they left the church. was shot by Williams, after his brother, the two youngsters found their fathers pistol under the seat of a pickup truck. The father, Charles, said he rushed his son to Dameron Hospital here after he found David lying on the floorboard of the pickup with a bullet wound under his right armpit Friday. About 300 guests in formal attire gathered to honor Alvarez and his new bride at the exclusive Allegheny Club in Three Rivers Stadium after the ceremony.

The Alvarez left Sunday for Kingsville, where Alvarez will take a flight retraining course. Alvarez was shot down in the Gulf of Tonkin Aug. 5, 1964, and was imprisoned in and around Hanoi until he was released last February. He was the longest-prisoner of war. He met his wife, a former United Airlines passenger service representative, at Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C.

He later asked her to accompany him to a White House party and their romance blossomed. It was the second marriage for the 35-year-old Alvarez, a native of Santa Clara, Calif. His first wife divorced him while he was in prison. Somebody took a free ride in a taxicab early today, leaving cabbie Rodney Carlton afoot. Carlton told police he was dispatched about 12:30 a.m.

to pick up a fare at a bar in the 100 block of West Seventh Sthreet. He said he double parked, left the motor running and went inside to find the prospective passenger. Returning five minutes later, his cab was gone. At 1:05 a.m., the vehicle was recovered at Hanford-Armona Road and Front Street in Armona by Sheriffs Lt. Tom Slavens.

The four-door sedan was grounded on an embankment, but otherwise undamaged and driveable. In the latest of a series of burglaries in the same neigh- borhood, a would-be house in-fi truder was thwarted at various points of entry until frightened away or discouraged. Elmer D. Martin, 1233 N. 11th $.

found someone had broken into his garage and tool room and that attempts had been made without success to enter 8 the house. Police found several 8 screens had been cut and unlatched, but the windows were locked and the burglar could not 8 get in, short of smashing the glass. Padlocks had been pried off garage cabinets and they were searched. A flashlight and several wrenches were taken; other tools were left behind near the house. For the second time in less than 10 days, Albert Wayne Smith, 18, of 8733 Eddy St.

has been arrested in connection with drug charges. Late Friday, the sheriffs department was notified drugs had been found in the Lacey Boulevard motel room vacated by Smith On a hunch, officers checked with another motel in the area and found he had a room there. After a party Saturday night, SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Ten felony indictments await convicted murderer John P. Bunyard in San Francisco. Bunyard, the suspected Nob Hill rapist, was sentenced to a minimum 21 years in prison last week after a Mariposa jury found him guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of two local women.

Walter H. Giubbini, chief assistant district attorney of San Francisco, said Bunyard would be brought to the city for trial, probably within a month. He is suspected in the near-fatal knife attack on San Francisco State College coed Yoshika Takanaka on March 27 and in the murder of Guey R. Yueh on April 15. Both attacks occurred in the Nob Hill section.

Bunyards arrest and subsequent trial in Mariposa came after a weekend crime spree that had law officers chasing him throughout Northern California. He was captured in a Merced gunfight with police April 22. Water Death SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A 59-year-old man drowned in San Francisco Bay Sunday and two others were injured when their outboard motorboat capsized near Lime Point at the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge. The Coroners office identified the deceased man as Edward Huhtala of Daly City. His body was sighted by a Coast Guard helicopter and picked up by a Coast Guard boat.

The injured men were identified as Balaijanen Timo, 35, Daly City, and Marty Lumne, South San Francisco. They were treated at Letterman General Hospital and released. The Coast Guard said one of the injured men swam to shore and the other was picked up by a sailboat. The cause of the accident was not known. Ex-POW Wed PITTSBURGH (UPI) -Navy Lt.

Cmdr. Everett Alvarez a North Vietnamese prisoner of war for more than eight years, 0 was married Saturday to Thomasine Tammy Iliyas, 33, of suburban Munhall. The ceremony was performed at St. George Eastern Orthodox Church in the citys Oakland section. Some of Alvarez fellow POWs formed an arch of swords Halloween Parade Set Tuesday HEY! WHAT YA GOT IN THE BAG seems to be the tone of conversation as 22 year old David the Tiger Bradley and Tricia Davis, also 2, discuss the switch in this years date for the upcoming Halloween parade from Halloween night to the evening before.

The Hanford Recreation Department and Kiwanis Club sponsored event is being held a day earlier officials report, (the 30th instead of the 31st) to eliminate its conflict with trick or treating on Halloween. Spooks and goblins, pre-school and older, are invited to assemble Tuesday at the Hanford Civic Auditorium on Court Street at 6:45 p.m. for the 7 p.m. parade. Those with decorated pumpkins are invited to display their talents in the pumpkin contest by submitting them to officials in the auditorium before the parade.

All entries will be returned. (Photo by Craig Smith) Obituaries Dinuba Party Ends which involved several rooms, officers found paraphernalia for smoking marijuana and other telltale debris. Armed with a search warrant, officers went to Smiths room and reported finding there amphetamines, smoking paraphernalia and a case of beer. With him were four male juveniles ages 15 to 17, three of whom have been cited for possession of restricted dangerous drugs and paraphernalia, with charges pending against the fourth suspect. Smith was booked for contributing to the delinquency of minors, possession of restricted dangerous drugs and possession of paraphernalia.

In another case still pending, Smith was arrested Oct. 20 in company of several other youths and booked for possession of restricted dangerous drugs LSD and amphetamines, possession of marijuana and as a minor in possession of alcoholic beverages. John Aaron Donohew, 29, of 9510 Home was returned here from San Jacinto during the weekend by prisoner air transport to face warrants for violation of probation, possession of stolen property and child stealing. In addition, a local bail bondsman who holds two bonds on Donohew has asked that a hold be placed against him. Classrooms and office facilities of both the east and west campuses of Hanford High School were evacuated this morning after an unidentified caller warned that a bomb was set to explode in 20 minutes.

Tarvin directed that both campuses be cleared. A thorough search by Hanford police failed to turn up anything suspicious and at 11:06 a.m. students were moved back into their classrooms. Rosland Sardinha of Melpitas, Eva Jane Cerco of Melpitas, Vera Camacho of Pismo Beach, Irene Coelho of Santa Clara and Jennie Morris of Hanford; 20 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. The Rosary will be recited in the Peek Family Mortuary of Balsa Avenue, Westminister, at 8 p.m.

Tuesday. The Requiem Mass will be celebrated in Sacrament Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Wednesday followed by burial in the Catholic Cemetery in Westminister. Walter McKee Walter C. McKee, 92, of Hanford, died in a local hospital Saturday evening.

He was a native of Clay County, and had lived in the Hanford area for the past 29 years. He was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include four sons, Jay McKee, Oakland; Raymond McKee, Oklahoma; Stanley and Jack McKee, both of Hanford; three daughters, Mrs. Annie Edwards, Hanford; Mrs. Ola Cooper, Colorado, and Mrs.

Mary Griffin, Lemoore; two sisters, Mrs. Maude Davis, Oklahoma and Mrs. Ora Gunsilas, San Jose; 30 grandchildren; and 50 greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the Peoples Funeral Chapel at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

Burial will follow in the Grangeville Cemetery. Laura Beckman Laura E. Beckman of Anacortes, Wash, died Saturday in Issaquah, Wash. She was 66. a native of Elbert, she had resided in Stratford from 1911 to 1926.

She graduated from Lemoore High School in the class of 1925. She is survived by her husband, Lewis of Anacortes; a son, Warren Beckman of Palm Springs; a daughter, Mrs. Alice Kinney of Issaquah; three brothers, J. E. Phillips of Delano, Gilbert Phillips of Los Altos and Cap Phillips of Lemoore; and four grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Lemoore Cemetery under the direction of Phipps-Dale Chapel. Killed Pilot Killed WATSONVILLE (UPI) -A light plane struck a hillside north of Watsonville on Sunday, killing pilot Glen Pate, 52, a chinchilla ranch owner from this city. Witnesses said he was alone in the single engine plane and was apparently buzzing the ranch property at the time of the accident. An experienced pilot, he flew regularly between his businesses in Watsonville and Modesto.

Seek Suspect BERKELEY (UPI) -Several suspects were sought by police today in the slaying of a Chinatown cooks helper, but authorities said we cant disclose their names or theyll get back on the boat for home. Its an outgrowth of the gang wars, a policeman said Sunday of the fatal stabbing of John Kong Chan 22. He was killed in a sudden, violent flare-up Friday night at a rock dance in the University of Californias Pauley Ballroom. Booked on suspicion of murder was Eddy Chuck Way Yuen, 19. San Francisco.

Untimely Turn Causes Crash An untimely turn at 10th Avenue and Cameron Street at 3:24 p.m. Sunday produced a three-car collision, according to police reports. Pies Wallace Dixon, 24, of 1186 Curtis St. was reported to have been northbound on 10th, stopped and then made a left turn in the path of southbound James Roger Pittman, 25, of 11450 Sheppard Drive. Unable to stop, Pittman collided with the Dixon car, which in turn bumped the comer of a vehicle driven by Harold Dean McClendon, 32, of 1037 N.

White who was stopped in the eastbound lane of Cameron St. The Dixon car received major right and left rear damage, Pittmans car moderate damage and McClendons vehicle minor damage. Pittman complained of pain in his neck and a bumped head and was to see his own doctor. Stiern Reviews Proposition 1 State Sen. Walter Stiern, D-Kings and Kern, will participate in an informal discussion meeting tonight at 7:30 at the home of Nancy Plank, 1309 N.

Douty St. Stiern, who chairs the Senate Committee on Revenue and Taxation, will provide information and answer questions relating to the controversial Proposition 1. The meeting is open to the public. Meet Set CORCORAN The Corcoran Unified School District will hold its board meeting at noon Tuesday. Items on the agenda include approving a list of substitute teachers, an enrollment report, and the presentation of two graduation diplomas to two adults who completed requirements for their graduation.

BOB 826 N. 10th AVE. 582-3505 AU WORK GUARANTEED THE PRACTICE OF AND LANDLEVELING Surrenders SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Police say a man believed to be William von Diezelski, wanted in San Francisco for three sex assaults including the rape of an 11-year-old girl, has surrendered to officers in New York. Police said the man walked into the 17th Precinct Police Station in New York Saturday night and said: Im wanted by the San Francisco police. Von Diezelski, 34, an exconvict, is suspected of raping the schoolgirl, committing sexual attacks on an airline stewardess and attempting to rape a young secretary.

The attacks took place Wednesday. San Francisco Police Inspec- nlanc tor Chris Sullivan says he plans to ask the grand jury to indict von Diezelski next Monday night. Sullivan said the Nassau county police on Long Island already have a hold on the suspect who was taken to Mineola, N. and charged with the rape of a 20-year-old woman in Old Bethpage, N.Y., shortly before he surrendered. Brother Shot STOCKTON (UPI) -A three-year-old boy was in critical condition today after being shot by his four-year-old brother with their fathers pistol.

Police said David Chappell prepared for the opening of a two-day House commerce subcommittee hearing into the question. The panel has before it at least four bills designed to block the regulations. While our support has prompted a vicious attack by private interests representing makers and sellers of nutritional food products, we continue to believe the regulations are sane, sensible and serving in the public interest," Brickfield said. For it is the 21 million Americans in their advanced years with limited incomes and real apprehensions about their health who are the most susceptible victims of instances of chicanery and fraudulent practices by some health product purveyors. Fire Calls 5.35 p.m.

Saturday, fire destroyed 1,000 pounds of freshly picked cotton at Sixth Avenue and Burris Park Drive. Cause of the fire was reported to be sparks from a mechanical picker engine. The lost cotton, owned by Edward Griswold, 3710 9'2 was estimated at $1,000. County men and equipment also assisted the Tulare County Fire Department with a hay fire at 16506, Road 24 on Saturday afternoon. Approximately 30 bales of alfalfa were destroyed.

9 p.m. Sunday faulty cooler wiring caused a blaze in a mobile home owned by Hosetha Chavez, 9624 Highway 41, space 44. Loss was estimated at $200 to the mobile home and contents. Official Sees Need In Vitamin Control With One DINUBA (UPI) -A Reedley youth was shot to death and three others, including a reserve policeman, were wounded Sunday night when gunfire erupted outside a Mexican-American party at Dinuba Memorial Hall here. Police said a fist fight had broken out in the parking lot outside the dance hah about 8:30 p.m.

when several shotgun blasts were fired from three different directions and Rudolfo Joe Lopez, 16, was slain. Joe Romero, 21, also of Reedley, was shot in both legs and hospitalized in Fresno. Reserve Dinuba policeman Cox Opposes Manuel G. Garcia, a former Hanford resident, died recently Manuel Garcia Westminister after a long illness. He was 70.

A native of New Bedford, Garcia lived in Hanford for many years before moving to Southern California. He is survived by his wife Clara; three sons, Frank Garcia of Caruthers, Earnest Garcia of Laton and Stanley Garcia of Westminister; one daughter, Mrs. Carol Roberts of San Jose; three brothers, Jack Garcia of Redwood City, George Garcia of Pismo Beach and Joe Garcia of Sun Valley, six sisters, Mary Azevedo of Gilroy, Funerals Louise Jacinto The Rosary was recited Friday evening by the Rev. Dinnis DaCosta of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church in the Odell Funeral Chapel for Mrs. Louise M.

Jacinto. Requiem Mass was celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in the same church with the Rev. Joseph P. Lima as celebrant.

Honorary Pallbearers were Lydia Avila, Mary Menezes, Mary Crider, Mary Sousa, Maclene Thomas and Rosalia Avila, all members of SPRSI Council 110 Active pallbearers were Richard Mendes, Robert Mendes, Anthony Mendes HI, Norman Silva, David Dondanville, and Tom Avila Jr. Graveside prayers were read by the Rev. DaCosta. Burial followed in the Calvary Cemetery under the direction of the Odell Funeral Home. June dArtenay The Rosary was recited in the Peoples Funeral Chapel at 8 p.m.

Friday for Mrs. June G. dArtenay. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Peoples Funeral Chapel with the Rev.

James ODoherty of St. Peters Catholic Church officiating. Music was furnished by organist Mrs. Donald Vandervoet. Pallbearers were Ronnie dArtenay, Dale Hinkle, Boyd Hill, Larence Barker, Gene Yenger and John Bass.

Services were concluded in the Calvary Cemetery under the direction of the Peoples Funeral Chapel. (Continued by the court, but that a statute providing for appointment by the President with advice and consent of the Senate would also be constitutional. Referring to the prosecutor to be named by Bork, Cox said: I think Congress could easily legislate the presidentially-appointed one out of existence. By United Press International Stocks higher fairly active Complex Report Kaiser Engineers Tuesday will present an interim report at 2:15 p.m. on a county integrated administration complex.

The report includes an engineering evaluation of existing facilities in the courthouse, the county complex on West Lacey Boulevard and the vacated Kings General Hospital; a polll of a selected cross-section of the population on public attitudes about existing and potential county facilities; space utilization; economic impact of a new location versus retaining a downtown courthouse and associated facilities, and cost comparisons between new construction and adapting existing facilities. Presentation of the report will be made by H. F. Wulfekamp, who is in charge of the project for Kaiser. Among other business Tuesday, the board is expected to award a painting contract for the county jail, hear a report on funds for Kingston Park, discuss liquidation of damages at Lemoore transfer station and hours of operation for the Hanford land fill site.

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Tulare County sheriffs deputies and California Highway Patrol units were called in to help quell the disturbance. from Page 1) Borks prosecutor is not be subject to Senate confirmation. Legislation settting up Congress version or abolishing the administrations prosecutor would be subject to Nixons veto. Then the test would be whether two-thirds of the House and Senate would vote to override that veto. Sen.

Birch Bayh, predicted Sunday Congress will demand its version. I dont want a special prosecutor. I want an independent prosecutor, Bayh said. But Sen. Marlow W.

Cook, said some very serious constitutional questions stand in the way. Article II of the Constitution, he noted, provides 71.70 71.95 72.05 Middling Strict low middling Low middling 69.95 64.45 70.20 64.70 70.30 64.70 JHauforb Sentinel The Journal Published every evening except Sunday bv Hanford Sentinel, Inc. at 1-18 Vest kighth St. Hanford, 93230 Fntered as second-class matter at the Post Office of Hanford, The Hanford Sentinel is a member of Audit Bureau of irculalions. Subsrription Ralp; $2 f5 per month bv carnpr or $3 (Ml per month bv mail.

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irrulation Department 8 30 a.m. to, 6-30 m. Monday through Saturday. WASHINGTON (UPI) -The commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration testified today that proposed legislation to overturn an attempt by the FDA to regulate vitamins more closely would promote widespread consumer fraud. All consumers will definitely be hurt by such legislation, Dr.

Alexander Schmidt said. Those who will benefit are the unscrupulous promoters who want to sell unproven substances or irrational combinations of substances as food supplements and who want to make unfounded claims to promote the sale of these articles. Schmidt appeared at a congressional hearing on several bills to restrict the FDAs power to regulate vitamins. If the intent of these bills would become law, we would, in effect, return to the patent medicine abuses which prevailed at the turn of the century, Schmidt said. Rep.

Craig Hosmer, sponsor of one of the bills, said: I strongly believe that those who do use these products, which no one has ever shown to be harmful in whatever quantities taken, should be freely allowed to continue doing so without being threatened with the extra trouble and unnecessary expense of having to get a medical prescription. These people on whose behalf I plead are not kooks or nuts or food faddists or loonies. They are just plain people. Cyril F. Brickfield, counsel for the American Association of Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association, defended the governments plan in testimony rjanffedl trading.

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