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2 Times-News, Twin Falls, Idaho Thursday, July 31. 1975 Basques, police battle Vafcy MADRID (UPI) Police using tear gas and tommy guns fought five separate downtown gunbattles with suspected Basque guerrillas in Barcelona and Madrid leaving at least one person dead and several injured, news reports said today. There were contradictory reports on casualties and arrests. Government sources said one person was killed and four injured, Madrid newspapers said probably two were killed, several seriously injured and six arrested in Madrid alone. A shootout in Barcelona Wednesday with suspected members of the underground separatist organization "Basque Homeland and Liberty, known as the ETA, left three bystanders injured and resulted in the arrest of the suspects, the sources said.

(In Bordeaux, France, a Basque refugee organization said the two men captured in Barcelona were Pedro Ignacio Ibehotegui alias Wilson, named as one of the presumed slayers of Spanish Premier Luis Carrero Blanco, and Juan Government sources said the dead was a suspect who committed suicide when she was cornered near Generalissimo Avenue, The news agency Pyresa and newspapers said the probable second death was a youth reported to have succumbed to gunshot wounds in a Madrid hospital. Basque separatists have concentrated their activities on the Northern Basque provinces and rarely ventured to Madrid and Spain's biggest In tJie Basque country they have slain six policemen so far this In December, 1973, Basque separatist tunneled under a Madrid street and killed Premier L. Carrero Blanco by blasting his car over a church roof. Services hour early TWIN FALLS The Rock Creek Baptist Church Sunday services will be one hour early this Sunday. The change is being made to allow members to attend the "meeting in the pines" being sponsored by the Holllster.

Community Presbyterian Church. Rev. Randy Powell, associate pastor, will bring the afternoon message, "Sadie, the Shady Lady." Anyone wishine to attend Paredes Monotas alias Txikia (cq) wanted in Spain for alleged participation in the murder of police official Diaz Linares.) Late in the afternoon, police cordoned off several blocks in downtown Madrid and began to hunt down suspects. There were four different gunfights with police using tear gas, smoke bombs and tommy guns, one newspaper said. Shots were fired in Serrano street, the capital's most fashionable shopping district, around the Real Madrid football stadium and in Fleming street, a center of Madrid nightlife.

New orders up in June WASHINGTON (UPI) -New orders for manufactured products rose 1.7 per cent in June, the third consecutive monthly rise, the Commerce Department said today. Inventories slumped for the fourth month in a row. The June rise in factory orders, valued at a seasonally adjusted $1.32 billion, followed increases of 0.2 per cent in May and 6.1 per cent in April. Inventories of all manufacturing industries posted a 0.6 per cent, or $900 million decline, continuing a slide that began in March, the department said. It was the longest such falloff in ventories since 1960-61.

Bonnie Jo Claiborn KIMBERLY Mrs. Bonnie Jo Claiborn, 47, Kimberly, died Wednesday morning at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital after a short Illness. Born Feb. 19, 1928, in Fresno, she lived for 10 years in Minneapolis, and married Creighton Nelson in 1948. He died in September of 1964.

She married William L. Claiborn Feb. 5, 1966, in Fresno. Mrs. Claiborn was a past president of the Magic Valley Memorial Hospital Guild and a member of the United Methodist Church in Fresno.

She was a precinct commltteewoman for the Republican Party. Surviving are her husband, Kimberly; four daughters, Kristl Schinbine, Denver, and Kimberly and Kari Nelson, and Lori Claiborn, all Kimberly; four sons, Scot Nelson and Randy Claiborn, both Boise, and Kirk and Scott Claiborn, both Kimberly; her parents 'Mr. and Mrs. Leland Cull and one sister, Avanelle Muirheid, all Fresno, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

Friday at the Twin Falls United Methodist Church by Brian Munson, minister, under the direction of White Mortuary. The family suggests memorials be made to Magic Valley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Builder dies BOISE (UPI) John Bruce Bonny, former president of Morrison-Knudsen Company, a Boise-based construction company, died Wednesday in a local hospital after a brief illness. He was 72. Bonny, who retired in 1969, was associated with M-K in executive capacities for nearly 40 years.

He was president from June, 1960 to January, 1969 and chairman of the board from January, 1968 until he retired in July, 1969. Funeral services will be conducted Friday in Boise. btroefe TWIN FALLS The Twirf Falls Jaycees will sponsor a Larry Ek Benefit Auction Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. next to Petersen's Furniture on Shoshone Street. The Jaycees will pick up items for donation.

Call 733-0915. M3L Robert II. Berlin BELLEVUE Robert B. Bergin, 50, former Bellevue resident, died Tuesday evening at his home In Heber City, Utah, following a lingering illness. He was born July 30, 1924, at Glendale.

He attended the Glendale Elementary School and graduated from Bellevue High School. He was a veteran of World War II. After the war, he worked in the Triumph Mine near Hailey, until 1946, when he moved to Utah and worked In the mines near Park City The last 15 years he had been foreman at the atomic bomb testing area near Mercury, Nev. Mr. Bergin married Betty Holt in Ogden, Utah, In the early 1950s.

In addition to his wife he is survived by two daughters and one son; four brothers, including Joseph Bergin, Bellevue; Francis Bergin, Shoshone, and one sister, Mrs. Ruth Struchen, Shoshone. I le was preceded in death by his parents. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at Heber City, with concluding rites at the Heber City Cemetery.

Charles F. Walker TWIN FALLS Charles Edward Walker. 64, Twin Falls, died Wednesday at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital following a short illness. Born March 5, 1911, at Horton, he married Elva McCoole on March 6, 1933, in Robinson, Kan. Mr.

Walker worked as a welder for many years at Self Manufacturing, Curl Manufacturing and Krengel's. For the past six years he owned and operated Walker's Welding and Repair on Locust Street. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 45 AF and AM. Survivors include his wife; two daughters, Pat Nance, Sand Springs, and Sandra Uker, Twin Falls; four sisters; four brothers, and eight grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by one son and three grandsons. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday and at White Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Robert Seaman officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday and until 10 a.m.

Saturday. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park with graveside rites by the Masonic Lodge. Now You Know By United Press International The first practical U.S. raikoad track was made of wood and put into service in Philadelphia on July 31 1809. Magic Va lie Memorial Admitted Baby boy Hagan, Hazelton; Mrs.

Mike Roland and James Henrie, both Buhl; Vance Caswell and Russell Hall, both Filer; Daniel, Richard and Jack Mervin and Richard Templeton. all Jerome; Chad Peterson, Wendell, and Michael Diehl, Hailey. Mrs. Kenneth Riley, George Bishop, Bertha Brown, Fernando Hernandesz Jr. and Richard Flinn, all Twin Falls.

Dismissed Mrs. Terry Ihler and son, Ernest Duby and Terry Turner, all Filer; Howard McMillan, Jeffrey Barlow, Jack and Richard Mervin and Michael Black, all Jerome; Mrs. Mike Bier-mann and son, Heyburn; Colise Rosband and John Hill, both Burley; Carl Kohntopp and Mrs. Lynn Easterday and daughter, all Fletcher, Rupert; Marjorie Strickling, Wendell, and Chad Masters. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Irven Creed, Katherine Crego and Grace Johnson, all Twin Falls. Births A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shane, Twin Falls, and sons were born to Mr. and Mrs.

Mike Roland, Buhl, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Riley, Twin Falls. SI. Iteiiediols Admitted Mrs.

James Warren, Jerome. Dismissed Murrel Beck, Wendell; Mrs. Olive Chaney, Douglas Urrutia and Glenn Caldwell, all Shoshone; Mrs. Harriet Claiborn, Mrs. John Wilmoth and Raymond Murph, all Jerome; baby boy Hagan, Hazelton, transferred to Magic Valley Memorial.

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ALL rUT10! FOR tDVy Per Person Th Independent Traveler George F. Hobertson GLENNS FERRY George Fred Robertson, 78, Glenns Ferry, died Tuesday at a Mountain Home nursing home. Born Feb. 8, 1897, In Montpelier, he attended schools in Glenns Ferry and the University of Idaho, Moscow. Mr.

Robertson served with the U. S. Army during World War I. He worked (or the Glenns Ferry Bank until 1928, when he established Robertson's Hardware and Furniture. He married Cecil Buffington in 1918, in Moscow.

He was a member of American Legion Post 57, Glenns Ferry, and BPOE Lodge No. 310, Boise. Survivors include his wife and one son, James F. Robertson, both Glenns Ferry; one daughter, Mrs. Helen Hulbert, Twin Falls; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by one son. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday at the Glenns Ferry Veterans War Memorial Hall. Interment will be in Glenn Rest Cemetery, The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to the Elks Rehabilitation Center Boise. (ha F.

Hard TWIN FALLS Mrs. Ora F. Hardy, 85, Twin Falls, died Wednesday morning at a local nursing home following a short illness. Born Aug. 2, 1890, in Mullen, she married Fred Hardy in Mullen on April 30, 1906.

He died June 18, 1940. She was a member of the Episcopal Church, Mullen, and a member of the Mullen Rebekah Lodge. She came to Idaho about 1941. She lived in Portland, for a short period of time and then returned to Twin Falls. Survivors include one daughter, Mabel M.

Parrott, Twin Falls; one brother, E. E. Tucker, Grand Junction, one sister, Susie Barnett, Pittsburg, three daughters-in-law, Minnie Bell Hardy, Twin Falls; Ann Hardy, Portland, and Agnes Hardy, North Platte, 7 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by three sons, five brothers, three sisters, one granddaughter and one great-granddaughter. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m.

Saturday at White Mortuary with Rev. Wesley Skinner officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary Friday and until noon Saturday. Concluding services and burial will be in Mullen. The family suggests memorials to the Heart Fund.

Fred C. Farme TWIN FALLS Graveside services for Fred C. Farmer, 77, Twin Falls, who died Tuesday at Magic Valley Memorial Hospital, were conducted Wednesday evening at the Preston Cemetery. Mr. Farmer was born April 4, 1898, in Clifton, Idaho.

He came to Twin Falls in 1939 as freight agent for the Union Pacific Railroad. He held that post until his retirement. He later engaged In real estate sales and farming. Mr. Farmer was a member of the Fourth Ward LDS Church and on Aug.

20. 1920, he was married to Purdette Simmonsen at Brigham City, Utah. Surviving are three sons. J. R.

Farmer, Centerville, Utah; Fred J. Farmer, St. Louis, and Kelly N. Farmer, Bountiful. Utah; a daughter, Mrs.

Coleen Petersen, San Bernardino, a brother, Rae Farmer, Pocatello; 15 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren. Aarrangements were under direction of Reynolds Funeral Chapel. Fern 1). Gehman HAGERMAN Fern D. Gehman, 75, Hagerman, died Wednesday at Gooding County Memorial Hospital following a lingering illness.

Born Aug. 27,1899, In Des Moines, Iowa, she was married to Phil Gehman in 1935 at Yuma, Ariz. They have lived in Hagerman since that time. She was a member of the Jehovah's Witnesses. In addition to her husband she is survived by one daughter, Betty Keer, Arco, Nev.

two sons. Jack Cronk, Eagle, and Phillip L. Gehman. Patterson, 10 grandchildren and five sisters and one brother. Graveside services will be conducted at 10 a.m.

Saturday at the Hagerman Cemetery with Horace Morton officiating. Friends may call at Thompson Chapel Friday afternoon and evening. looo Tom Stivers talking about people who lose some of their "zip" with age Luther and Katherine Koonce, Gooding, admiring antique vehicles Ronnie and Nancy Lierman, Hansen, getting introduced to their new act Bird Golay commenting on cool evening temperatures at Sun Valley Judge Reed P. Maughan being flattering as usual Larry Webb explaining peeling skin from sunburned face Ed Woods entering courthouse parking lot at 8 a.m. Ann Cover talking about future of courthouse building project 5 Larry Copp showing off beautiful big petunias growing In window boxes Carol Cook, Jerome, talking about airline schedules and overheard, "I think somebody's been 'thinking 1 1 TV 4:00 Mickey 4:30 5 00 Hogans 5:30 NBC 6:00 News 6 30 7 00 Movie 7:30 8:00 9:00 Bold 9:30 10:00 News 10:30 10:40 Ironside 11:30 11:40 Mission 12:00 Tomorrow 12:40 ONE OF THE TRUE TRAVEL All meals included, luxurious cobin aboard ship, entertainment nightly, round strip air.

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Arrien, 58, Twin Falls, who died Monday, will be recited at 8 p.m. Friday at Reynolds Funeral Chapel, with Father Michael Kiper officiating. Concelebration Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Edward's Catholic Church with Father Thomas J.

Lafey, Father Cosmas White and Father Juan Garatea as celebrants. Burial will be in Twin Falls Cemetery. Casia Memarial Admitted Mrs. Richard Gill, Mrs. J5U) Soweris, Mrs Dale Smith and Mrs.

Don E. Brown, all Burley; Diana Barth, Livermore, Emma Brower, and Andrea Castillo, Paul. Dismissed Mary Woods, Ted O. Bodily, Patty Tucker and Mrs. Cecil Hinton, all Burley; William A.

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Births Sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Radabaugh, and Mr. and Mrs. Don E.

Brown, Burley. Minidoka Memorial Admitted Eddie Sumrow, Paul; Mary Ellen Woodworth, Rupert, and Matt Tollman, Burley. Dismissed John Stevenson, Rupert. Births A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Woodworth, Rupert. Gooding County Dismissed Lori Hardman and Mrs. Victor Cheney, both Gooding, and Carl Renfrow, Fairfield. Admitted Ben Nickerson, Albion; Jimmy Maier, Rupert, and Joey Norris and Tammy Warpole, both Twin Falls. Dismissed Peter Fields, Jerome; Hazel Thomson, Buhl; Curt Egbert and Mrs.

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