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Page 2 Burley, Idaho, Wednesday, September 29, 1 976 SOUTH IDAHO PRESS "-f- Ail Nixon memoirs to deny I Stock market I New York (API Tuesday's closini Stock New York Exchange selecli prices Waiergafe wrongdoing Close Chg Krafco 261, i Kresge 38' 4 l1 Litton 45 Lockhd 771. LonStI Oat fraa 45V- 404- 14N, 9'r- 18'4 6 29H 12'4- 58' 1 Macke acv 51 tna MadFd I Local I Ijopicsi CHOIR SELECTED The Ricks College A Cappella Choir directed jj: Sby Clyde Luke has been selected for the fall semester. The choir is a select group of 62 students jij Kwho possess advanced 8 vocal and musical skills. Chosen to sing with the group are Renee Wood if: ij and Ann Luke, both of jj: Burley. a a V4? MartMa 24'- 34 McDnld 55-2 McgdnD 24 NaflONAl WUTHil MIV1CI ISHon Stationary 0ct.4 UUllUi mm SSB AlcanAI AlldCh AlldSt AllsCh Alcoa Amax AHess Am Air ABrnds AmBdc ACan ACyan AmElP Am Mot AmStnd AmTlT Ampex Anacon Amrco AtlRch Atlas Bendix Boeing BoiseC Bnsl.M BritPet Brunswk Budd Merck MMM Mobil Monsan MonDU 24 13H 424i- 35'- '4 36'.

27J- i4 4S M'j M'j 30'4 5634 4'4 41', 45 "-4 26- 10' i 16S- '7 1834- Worm Indian summer breezes will continue to sweep Idaho and the Intermountoin West today. Rain is forecast in a band from the Corolinas to Louisiana. Rain also is predicted for Western central California. Warm weather and fair skies ore forecast, for about the Watergate break-in and events that followed, the Times said. The newspaper account also said these points come up in the book: When Nixon summoned then Vice President Gerald Ford to advise him to prepare to assume the presidency, Ford said he wanted to talk it over with his wife.

Nixon pleaded with Ford to keep Henry A. Kissinger on as secretary of state. Nixon says he and Kissinger stood and prayed together, rather than dropping to their knees as reported in 'The Final Days," by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein. Gen. Alexander Haig the White House chief of staff in the final months of the administration, believed from the start that Nixon would have to resign but the White House press secretary, Ronald Ziegler, opposed resignation.

NEW YORK (AP) Former President Richard M. Nixon will maintain in his memoirs that the Watergate scandal was a partisan weapon his enemies used to drive him from office and he will continue to deny personal wrongdoing, the New York Times said in today's edition. The book will picture him as the victim of injustice and say that he resigned to spare the nation the division an impeachment trial might have caused, the Times said in a story from London. Reporter Herbert Mitgang said some of the contents of the yet to be completed book were pieced together from publishing sources in the United States and Europe who have seen 164 pages of completed manuscript dealing with Watergate. Nixon says in the book that he regrets not questioning his aides more closely most of the rest of the nation.

pmn" 1 11 1 11 THEATRE PROGRAM Spt. 29th through Oct. 5th Burl In 26 BMURLN 43'- 79 65 1' 6I-1, 90' 34V- 26', 44', 1, 23s, 25 '4 15 4, 48 34 14', 50g6814 18V- 1, 11', 2214 1, 15' 514 414 52' s- '4 8414-1'4 30 -1 42 V- 's 61' '4 SP, 43V-1U 97 '4 30 '4 36' 4- '4 1, 35'4- Mi 394-1 29i, "4 47'-4- VALLEY LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Market $'s lower than last Monday Steady with later part of last week Calves not enough to test market Feeders 1.00 to 2.00 lower Cows 2.00 to 3.00 lower Hogs 2.00 lower Sheep steady. STOCKER AND FEEDER CATTLE Steer calves 300-400, 36.00 to 39.25; steer calves, 400-500, 34.00 to 38.00; yearling steers 500-700, 31.00 to 35.50; yearling steers 700-850, 29.00 to 31.50; heifer calves 300-400, 25.00 to 28.75; heifer calves 400-500, 24.50 yearling heifers 500-600, 25.50-29.00; yearling heifers 600-700, 24.50-28.20; Holstein steers 400-700, 24.50-28.25; Holstein steers 700-1000, 24.50-27.00; Holstein heifers 600-800, 25.50-30.00; feeder bulls, 24.00-27.50; baby calves by the head, 10.00-27.50.

SLAUGHTER CATTLE Cows, commercial utility, 22.50-25.25; cows, canner cutter, 18.00-22.00; cows, plain thin, 13.00-17.50; bulls, utility commercial, 29.00-33.00; bulls, plain thin, 24.00-29.00. SHEEP Fat lambs, medium to good, 40.00-41.10; killer ewes, medium good, 9.00 to 13.00; killer ewes, cull, 6.00 to 9.00. HOGS Butcher hogs, 35.00-36.50, top 37.00; feeder hogs, 34.00-37.25; weaner pigs by the head, 31.00-39.00; sows, 26.00-28.00. Mutual funds INVKSTING (OMI'ANIKS NEW YORK (AP) The fol-WminK quotations, supplied by the National Association of Securities Dealers. are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (Net asset value) or bought (value plus Shew Cont.

from 2 on Sat. I Sun. -Othor Nlghh 7:30 1 9:30 I Dan McCann In KENNY CO. pG "Backyard UFO" shakes up several Spokane residents MonPw MtFuel MtStTel NatDis NatGyp Natliwf NatSU NCR NiaMP NwtAir NwtBnc OcciPt OlinCp Omark OutMar Owen III PacGas PacPw PacTT PanAm PanEP PenDix Penney Pepsi Pfizer PhelpD PhilMor PhilPt Polroid ProcGm PSvCol PugSd Pufmn RCA KepStl Reylnd ReyMet Rockwl RoylD StdBnd StdOCal StdOInd StdOOh StaufC SterDg StuWor Tektrnx Teldyn Tennco Texaco Telglf Texlns Textrn Thiokl Timkn TodShp Burghs CasflC CatTr Celanse Crt-td Cessna Chmpln Chryslr CitSv CocaC ColgPal ColGas Comsat ConEd ConFds ContAir ConGrp ConOil ConDat Cowles CrwZI CurtW Dart In Deere DelMon Dillon Disney DowCh Dressr duPont EastAir and a roof vent cover. SPOKANE, Wash.

(AP) Gary Hut Shows Cont. from 2 Sun. Othor Night 7:30 1 9:30 Susan Goorgo In SMALL TOWN IN TEXAS KELLER REPORTS ft to duty Navy Electronics jfc Technician Third Class Jeffrey C. Keller, son of L. B.

Keller of Albion, has reported for duty aboard ijij the nuclear submarine SUSS Puffer, homeported Bremerton, Wash. ijjj Ye A former student of $: gCaldwell High School, Caldwell, Idaho, he joined ft-the Navy in April 1975. RURAL ACCIDENT ij An accident about 9jjj jij: a.m. Sunday on Highway ft" ijj 30 resulted in total ft damage to a 1969 Buick ft" driven by Bryan Keith ft' ft McCammon, 17, Burley, jij and an estimated $350 to a ft" 1972 Dodge van operated iji by Trinidad Arevalo, 59, ft' Paul- ft' iji The accident, which ft was investigated by ft sheriff's officers, resulted iji in a citation being issued jj; to McCammon for ft' inattentive driving. ft SIMPLOT SCHOLARSHIPS Three $300 scholarships are being provided this year for full-time Idaho State University students who are sons or daughters of J.

Simplot Co. employes. The scholarships will be for the 1976-77 academic year and will be available for either academic or vocational-technical students who are sons or daughters of employes of the J. Simplot Simplot Industries Inc. or any of Simplot's subsidiaries and affiliates.

The ISU Financial Aid and Scholarship Committee is cooperating with the J. R. Simplot Co. to select the recipients. Interested students may pick up application forms from the ISU Financial Aid Office and must return them to the office by Friday, Oct.

22. 94 V-l'j 15'-, 56iB '4 30', 19'-1'4 56 864 1 281, 19V- 24' 71, 32', '4 38'i- 't. 10Vf 36 V- 32 V- '4 33 '4 45'4 14 42 V- 8I4- 1, 88'4 334 V- 33', lOVf 1, 55' 4 i '4 251, 5 14V- 'n 1 Show Evory Night at 7:3019:30 Mot Shocking Eplioao In tho History of Human Survival SURVIVE ft The $5.47 was spent for wire and nuts and bolts. Then Beam, with the assistance of five neighbors, lowered the object into Hut-son's yard and stretched the control wires to a nearby garage. "We thought we told everyone in the neighborhood what we were doing," Beam said.

"Unofortunately, we forgot to inform one group of people the police." Hutson said he telephoned police. "I tried to tell the police operator I was a rational man, but that I had this weird, screaming, lighted thing in my back yard. Police finally traced the wires to the garage and found the pranksters. No charges were filed. The only remaining mystery, Hutson said, "Is what I will do to get even." son thought he had visitors from outer space.

"Scared, I hate to tell you the feeling I had," Hutson said Monday. 'It sent chills up my spine." Hutson said he was awakened from a sound sleep by the "most eerie noises, wildest lights and strangest looking thing right in by back yard." What Hutson thought might be an unidentified flying object was an object created for $5.47 worth of materials by neighbor John Beam Jr. "Many times Gary has played practical jokes on the neighborhood," Beam said, "so I thought it might be worth a laugh to play the ultimate practical joke on him." Beam said he built the "UFO" from three automobile hubcaps, a borrowed blue revolving light, white strobe light 30 'to 38- 1, '4 42V-1' 65-V-l' 76V- i 34' 4- '4 28 35 1. 11614-2', 29' 4 17V- '4 56 '4 834 I SNIghtiOnly I and Sun. THE DEVIL WITHIN HER I I THEY CAME FROM 11 TWA Transam 13 27V 51 56 sales cnargc inursaay.

1, HI1 34' Sell 9.88 10 80 14.46 15 80 6.97 7.62 7.40 7.98 TriCon TRW TwenQ UAL UMC UnCarb UnElec UnOCal UPac Uniryl UnitBds UnitCp EasKd Eaton ElPaso Esmark EvansP Exxon FairC Firestn FMC FdFair FordM ForMcK FreepM Frueh GenDyn GenEl GnFood GenMl GnMot GPubU GTelEl GTire GaPac Gilete Goodrh Goodyr Grace GrGiant Greyhd GulfO Hecla HewltP HollyS Homestk Honywll IdahoP Ideal IBM IntHar InCo IntPap IntTT Jewel 35 '4 9V- '4 13', 63'4-l' '4 54' 88'4- 3 814- '4 8 '4 914- 22i4- 1, I AREA OBITUARIES American Funds A Mull K'A Was Anchor Group: Kd Inv Axe Houghton: Knd A Slock Calvin Bullock: Kullck Chemical Dreyfus (iroup: l.eviie 4.89 6.31 5.32 6 90 31s. 72V-1'. '4 29', 25 29' 24', 1, 1714 1, 14', 11' '-4 36i- 5, 32'4 46 1 USGyp USI nd USStl Howard: 13.45 14.70 8.38 9 16 15.28 16.68 8.80 9.49 9.IB 9.73 9 68 10.44 16.31 17.83 10.65 11.64 4.24 N.L. Kalon Balan (irwth Slock Fidelity 1 10 1 19 1 45' 4 1 (roup: UOP Utahln Varian Warnr WnAir WnBnc WUnion WestEl Wehyr White Wolwlh unci Punt 11 Financial Imtusf Prog: 29 '4 20 '4 283', -3s, i4 34 71V- 32 1, 23', 36V-1U XO i45r' Is. Zen 2 ith Sales 20.440.0011 KaisAl 3.29 3.55 4 48 4 89 9 34 10.15 19 69 21.41 9.32 10.02 6.81 10.02 Founders Croup: Mill ill Franklin Group: Kquit Hamilton: 1 1 1 A Investors (iniup Mull Slock Select Var Py Keystone Funds Cus S3 Cus S4 Lincoln Natl: Sel Am Lord Abbett: Affiltd Mass Financial: ALFRED W.

BURGESS Alfred William Burgess, 65, Rupert, died Monday at Minidoka Memorial Hospital. He had previously lived in Pennsylvania and Arizona before moving to Rupert in 1957. He married Oneita Robinson in Ohio on April 14, 1943. He attended schools in Pennsylvania and was a veteran of World War II. He was a member of the CB Radio Club.

His handle was "Wood Carver." Survivors include his widow of Rupert and two daughters, Wilma M. Burgess, Rupert, and Lisa Burgess, Rupert. He was preceded in dearth by his parents. Graveside services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the' Rupert Cemetery with Rev.

Norman E. Dillon of the Penatcostal Church officiating. Interment will be in the Rupert Cemetery. Friends may call at the Walk-Hansen Mortuary Thursday afternoon and evening and prior to services on Friday. 8 28 3 62 9.05 3.

7.20 N.L. 8.39 9.05 11.41 12.30 LAURA H. KOSTENBAUDER Laura H. Kostenbauder, 66-year-old Kimberly and former Paul resident, died Tuesday at the Magic Valley Memorial Hospital. She was born April 18, 1910 at Centralia, the daughter of Herbert J.

and Mary Ann Getchey Heffner. She attended schools in Pennsylvania, graduating from Cedar Crest College in Allentown, Pa. with a teaching degree. She taught school for many years, her last assignment being in the Burley schools. She was a member of the Methodist Church of Paul, and a member of the E-Dah-Ho Chapter No.

77 of the Order of Eastern Star of Paul. She married C. Christ Kostenbauder in Allentown in 1934. They moved to California in 1941 and settled in Glendale. They later moved to Fresno and Madeline, Calif.

In 1956 they moved to Paul where they resided until 1973 when they moved to Kimberly where they have since resided. Mr. Kostenbauder passed away in December of 1975. Survivors include one brother, William W. Heffner, Honolulu, Hawaii; and two sisters, Mrs.

Alice Super and Mrs. Marian Derr, Ashland, 9.74 10.50 Ovr th Counter Stocks Quotations ore from NASD for noon today. All bids ore inter-dealer bids. Interdealer quotations do not include retail markup, morkdown or commissi These quotations are "provided courtesy of Sinclair and Co. of Twin Falls.

Bank of Am. 24.62 1st Sec. Corp. 34.00 35.00 Ida. 1st Natl.

39.00 41.00 Ida.Pow.Pre. 41.00 43.00 Interm.Gas 14.87Mi 15.37' Longview 170.00 185.00 Nrthrp-King 16.25 16.75 Pac.St.Life 1.25 1.50 Quantex .04 .07 Sierra Life .75 1.25 Surety Life 4.25 4.75 Local Intorost Stocks These stocks are provided courtesy of Sinclair and Co. of Twin Falls and ore for noon today. All quotations ore high bids. 4.44 4 83 9.35 10.16 8.10 8.73 13.85 15.14 1147 N.L.

10.29 11.25 13.75 15.03 10.75 11.75 7.94 8.68 3.87 N.L. 5.22 N.L. 6 60 7.21 10.97 11.99 6.16 6.73 MIT MIG Mutual of Omaha (irwth Incom Nat Sccur Ser Stock Pioneer Fund: Fund Price Funds (irwth Piu SIP Put nam Funds: (ieork Grwth Incom TwnC (il TwnC I IK-United Funds: Acini Incom Scien Value Line Fund: Val I.i VaiiKuanl Group: Welltn N.I.. No charge i 10.24 II 19 load tsales Chicago Exchange CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading on Pa. Ujc 1 Chicago Mercantile Exchange Tues- Funera, services wiU open nigh Low close Prv conducted at 2 p.m.

Friday at BfcEK CATTLE (40,000 lbs) CLARK ATTENDS SEMINAR Burley resident Donald J. Clark has recently returned from the University of Portland where he participated in a seminar on business insurance sponsored by Mutual of New York (MONY). In order to attend the three-day meeting, Clark exceeded established production levels during the year and completed several advanced study courses. He is affiliated with MONY's Boise agency, located at 303 Federal Wav. the Joseph Payne Memorial ORELLE WE'RE ij MAKING ROOM fhfr FOR OUR NEW FALL ft WALL PICTURES SOUP CUP SETS PORCELAIN C00KWARE CANISTER SETS DECORATOR PICTURES ftT LARGE VARIETY MUGS -J7 MACRAME' HANGERS 1 'Vi C0RELLE WARE TEA POTS CUTTING BOARDS MUCH MUCH M0RE yfB1 GOOD SELECTION OF Iff W00D 110 ACCESSORIES, Such as Tables, Trays Ji wStand, Plant Stands, Spice Racks, Mirrors, Bathroom Medi-cine Cabinet, End Table, Wall Shelves EXCLUDING CANDLES I AND NEW FALL ITEMS at I new Oct 37.15 37.42 36.90 37.35 Dec 38 45 38.97 38 12 38 82 Feb 39 20 39 95 38.95 39.82 Apr 40 20 40 87 39.92 40.75 Jun 41 80 42.42 41.57 42.10 "07 Chapel with the Rev.

A. M. Wolley officiating. Interment will be in the Paul Cemetery. 41.60 i 1 1 i Albertsons Boise Cascade Idaho Power Heinz Del Monte Skaggs Kellwood 20.87'a 27.124 28.87li 47 00 27,75 24.50 13.62'z uravesiae rues win De Aug 41.70 42.70 41.70 42.52 41.70 E-Dah-Ho Oct 42.60 42.60 42.25 42.50 42.17 conducted bv Sales: Oct 2142; Dec 4180; Feb 1792; I-Aoril 786: June 241 Aufi 98.

Oct 3. Chapter NO. 77, Order of ,.) Tl rc" Eastern Star ot Pau 7446; April 3070; June 1436; Aug 402; Oct 65 rriends may call at live beef cattle (40.00(1 1 ibs. old Payne Cnapel Thursday the af- Dec n37 so 83750 ternoon and evening and prior Dec 83. SerVi-CeS 011 Board of Trade CHICAGO (AP) Futures, trading on the Chicago Board ot Trade Tuesday: High Low Close WHEAT 5,000 bu) Dec 3.04';, 3.00 3.01 4 Mar 3.16 3.11:,4 3.13 May 3.22 3.1734 3.

18U Jul 3 26'a 3.22 3.24 CORN (5.0IMI bu) I A I 1 1 1-, MZ.UOUnlDS) Oct 33.60 34.25 33.40 34.10 D33.55 Nov 34 10 34.75 33.90 33.57 033.95 Mar 36.70 38.20 36.70 a38.00 36.70 Apr 37.20 38.40 37.20 a36.05 37.00 May 37.60 38.85 37.60 38.70 37 50 Saies: Oct 242; Nov 280: March 60; Dec 2 72 Nov 834; CASSIA MEMORIAL March 254; April 419; May 226. ADMITTED: Elda Mar 2 81 May 2.853. 2 683 2.77:'.i 2 82', 2 85 2.77 2 7P4 2.80 2. 84i 2 88'4 2.80 nr. iiiiuj uu.uoii nisi Jul Oct 2 88' Sep 2.

35.22 33.87 33.20 32 20 34.05 32 82 32.00 31.37 34.20 32.95 32.05 31.40 OATS bu) 34 75 34 45 mi-uiaw, tviiil maACJf, LSVima 3275 32 is Brinkernoff. Keitn Thomas, 31 85 3L55 Debbie Kneppraph and Lupe 3J5ob34.3o Lopez, Burley; Sheila 33 50 83355 Stewart, Declo; and Margaret I Dec Dec Feb Apr Jun Jul Aug Oct Dec- 33.85 34.30 Mar May 1 62', 1.61 1 .61 '2 1 67'2 1 65 1.66'j 1 69 1 674 1.68 1.65's 1.63'i 1.64's 34.05 34.40 33.30 32.30 34 60 34.80 33.60 32.80 33.20 Jul 32.20 832.50 a32.35 Knpksnn Rnnprt 33 an iiik 1' 33.60 33.50 Oct 748: Sales Dec 1777: Feb 563; UlSMlbarLU rLOltn BriSDin July 32; Aug Oct an(j Vernice Lane, Heyburn; April 241: June 63 SOYHKAISS (5.000 bu) Nov 6.44 6.30'j 640 Jan 6 51 6.37'i 6 47 Mar 6 57 6 43'j 6 55 May 6 58'2 6 43'j 6.56 Jul 6.57 6 44 6.55';i Aug 6.55 6.49 6 53'j Stephens, Murtaugh. BIRTHS: Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Lupe Talamantes, Rupert, and to Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Way, Eden. Funerals HECTOR RUIZ and MARIO RUIZ Funeral services for Hector Ruiz and Mario Ruiz have been cancelled. Services are pending in Mexico at this time. AMY S.

ANDERSON Funeral services for Amy S. Anderson, 70, will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the First, Third and Fourth Ward LDS Open interest: Oct 1724; Dec 3445; ten mv-niuaiu, uaMcy; iiss); nprii iuj; june juiy ui: and Ida KierwaB. Rtinert. 192; Oct 99: Dec 31.

BIRTHS: A daughter was Chapel in Rupert with Bishop; LOCAL COMMODITY PRICES Reds, cwt Pinks, cwt $12.00 Pintos, cwt $12.00 Great Northerns, cwt $14.00 Light Red Kidneys, cwt $18.00 Grain (Elevator Listings) Soft White Wheat, one bu $2.47 Barley, cwt $4.15 Grain, cwt. $4.15 Grain pi ices are courtesy of Western Seed Co. of Heyburn. All prices are for 12:30 today. For confirmation of listed prices or in case of any discrepancies, call Western Seed at 678-2268.

uar L.oosu oinciaung. Interment will be in the Rich mond, Utah cemetery at 3:30 born to Mr and Mrs. Gary Belliston, Burley, and a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Carder, Burley.

MINIDOKA MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Carmen Perez, Minidoka; Marcile Edwards and Elmoine Wight, Malta. DISMISSED: Terry Moore and Marian Phelps, Burley; Isabel Martinez and Refugio Garcia, Rupert; and Dave Gordon, Eden. BIRTHS: A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Perez, Minidoka, and a daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. John Wight, Malta. MAGIC VALLEY MEMORIAL ADMITTED: Mrs. Clark Barlow and Rod Shurtz, Heyburn; Mrs. Theodore Carotta, Rupert; Mrs.

Raymond Way, Eden; Mrs. Ronald Leder, Burley; Mrs. Howard Snyder, Paul Janice Ruft, LeRoy Wood and Jay Baker, Jazelton. DISMISSED: Mrs. Robert Newland, Hazelton; and Don p.m.

inursaay. Friends may call Wednesday afternoon and evening and one hour prior to services Thursday at the church. JAMES F.WILCOX JR. Funeral services for James F. Wilcox 82, will be conducted at 2 p.m.

Thursday in the Burley LDS Eighth Ward Chapel with Bishop's Counselor La Mar Hurst officiating. Interment will be in the Riverside Cemetery in Heyburn. Friends may call at McCulloch's Wednesday from noon until 8:30 p.m. and Thursday prior to the Twin Noon Today COMMODITY FUTURES 12 Noon today closing time. Quotations ore from Sinclair, Inc.

Falls, 733-6013. Prev. Close High Low Idaho Potatoes May N0.QU0TES I i I i 1 1 I ki I I .1 i i 1 1 ii.Jl lonmjoin 1 -j MmiJEV. IDAHO 678-557 JPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY COURTESY POST OFFICE BANK CARDS i Maine Potatoes April 6.12 Live Cattle February 37.32 Wheat March 3.01 6.18 6.09 6.12 36.80 36.27 36.32 3.00'i 2.95'j 2.96 9.39 8.45 8.55 March 9.25.