A THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Jan. 6, 1968 SKI REPORTS (For additional ski reports call 645-5551) MINNESOTA Afton Alps, Afton Base, 8-25 inches. New snow, 2 inches, Skiing good to excellent. Buck Hill, Burnsville Base, 10-24 inches. New snow, 2 inches.
Skiing very good to excellent. Buena Vista, Bemidji Base, 6-12 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing excellent. Buffalo Valley, Buffalo Base, 18-35 inches.
New snow, 3 inches. Skiing very good to excellent. Cedar Hills, Eden PrairieBase, 8-16 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing good to very good.
Detroit Mountain, Detroit Lakes Base, 3-12 inches. Skiing good to excellent. Giant's Ridge, Biwabik Base, 7 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing excellent.
Hyland Hills, Bloomington -Base, 2-14 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good. Lookout Mountain, Virginla Base, 8 inches. New snow, 1 inch.
Skiing good to excellent. Lutsen, Lutsen Base, 10- 25 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing good to excellent. Mont Du Lac, DuluthBase, 2-8 inches.
Skiing good. Mt. Frontenac, Red Wing -Base, 18-24 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good.
Pine Bend, South St. PaulBase, 6-18 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good. Powder Ridge, Kimball Base, 5-20 inches.
New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good to excellent. Quadna Mountain, Hill City -Base 3-20 inches. New snow, 4 inches. Skiing good to very good.
Ski Gull, Brainerd base, 4-6 inches. New snow, 3 inches. Skiing excellent. Ski-Tonka, Orono Base, 4-8 inches. New snow, 2 inches.
Skiing good to very good. Sugar Hills, Grand Rapids Base, 10-22 inches. New snow, inches. Skiing excellent. Val Chatel, Park RapidsBase, 8 inches.
New snow, 2 inches. Skiing excellent. Welch Village, Welch Base 10-20 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good.
BASKETBALL ABA EASTERN DIVISION Won Lost Pet. Behind Minnesota 25 11 .694 Pittsburgh 26 13 .667 Indiana 21 20 .512 New Jersey 16 24 .400 11. Kentucky 12 25 .324 WESTERN DIVISION New Orleans 26 13 .667 Denver 22 18 .550 Dallas 17 15 .531 Oakland 15 22 .405 10 Houston 14 23 .378 11. Anaheim 15 25. .375 RESULTS FRIDAY Anaheim 124, Indiana 121.
Oakland 128, New Orleans 123. Houston 107, New Jersey 104. Dallas 103, Pittsburgh 97. GAMES TONIGHT Houston at Indiana. Dallas at Kentucky.
GAMES SUNDAY Indiana at Minnesota, 7:30 p.m., Sports Center. New Jersey at Anaheim. New Orleans at Dallas, afternoon. DALLAS (103) PITTSBURGH (97) FG FT TP FG FT TP Hagen 8 3-4 19 Harge 0 5-7 5 Wilson 0 0-1 0 Hawkins 11 10-12 32 J. Beley 9 1-1 19 Williams 9 3-5 22 MHaley 1-1 11 Vaughn 6 5-5 19 Burns 0 0-0 0 Wsh*tn 3 0-0 6 C.
Beley 8 9-9 25 Heyman 3-4 11 Lohman 5 2-2 12 Jarvis 1 0-0 2 Powell 6 5-6 17 Totals 41 21-24 103 Totals 34 26-33 97 Dallas 37 18 23 25-103 Pittsburgh 22 24 19 32- 97 Three point goals Vaughn 2. Fouled outTotal fouls -Dallas 25, Pittsburgh 19 HOUSTON (107) NEW JERSEY (104) Menyard 0 0-0 0 Jackson 7 14-16 29 Pettway 6 2-2 15 Spragans 3 10-11 16 Hamood 3 10-11 16 Andson 3-4 25 Somrset 9 6-7 24 Simon 7 4-5 18 Becker 3-3 11 Leibitz 0 2-2 Frazier 6 6-7 11 18 Nowell Johnson 3 0 0-0 2-3 00 Lentz 3-3 Manning 3 6-7 12 Austin 0-1 Malis 0 0-0 0 Whitney 2 0-2 Hale 0 0-0 0 Totals 35 36-40 107 Totals 34 35-44 104 Houston 29 25 23 30-107 New Jersey 24 31 23 26-104 Three point goals-Pettway, Jackson. Fouled out--New Jersey, Simon. Total fouls-unavailable. Attendance 2,427.
NEW ORLEANS (123) Moe 9 12-17 30 Moriad 7 2-2 16 Robbins 7 0-0 14 Brown 8 1-1 17 Jones 4 9-10 17 Brason 5-6 19 Govon 2-2 6 Pradd 0-0 0 Mitchell 0 0-0 0 Comeaux 2 0-1 4 OAKLAND (128) Tart 14 5-8 33 Petson 14 6-7 34 Franz 3-4 5 Bradds 5 8-10 18 Hadnot 4-4 18 Andson 1-3 15 S. Jones 0 0-0 Lee 0-0 Bialnia 0-0 Totals 46 31-39 123 Totals 50 27-36 128 New Orleans 30 29 33 31-123 Oakland 33 33 31 31-128 Three point goals-Bialosuknia. Fouled out- -None. Total fouls--New Orleans 25, Oakland 24. INDIANA (121) ANAHEIM (124) Aitch 8 3-5 19 Bedell 2 2-3 Brown 19 Bunce 9-11 15 Darden 5 2-2 12 Chubin 10 18-18 38 Edmods 5-7 Davis 5 1-1 11 Haknes 4-5 10 Kramer 0-0 Lewis 3 1-1 Selvage 12 2-2 30 Netlicy 4-5 18 Thomas 3 2-2 8 Peeples 3 2-2 6 Turner 0 0-0 0 Rayl 21 Warley 6 2-3 14 Totals 44 33-44 121 Totals 42 36-40 124 Indiana 26 33 37 25-121 Anaheim 26 39 38 21-124 Three-point goals-Selvage 4.
Fouled out- Davis, Warley. Total fouls Indiana 27, Anaheim 29. NBA STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION Won Lost Pet. Behind Philadelphia 31 10 .756 Boston 27 11 .711 Detroit 23 19 .548 Cincinnati 17 21 .447 New York 17 25 .405 Baltimore 14 23 .378 15 WESTERN DIVISION St. Louis 29 12 .707 San Francisco 29 15 .659 Les Angeles 22 20 .524 Chicago 15 28 .349 15 on Diego 12 30 .286 Seattle 11 33 .250 SPORTS RESULTS HOCKEY AHL Rochester 3.
Providence 3 (tie). Baltimore 1. Hershey 0. Cleveland 3, Buffalo 1. WHL San Diego 7, Phoenix 2.
Seattle 5, Vancouver 5 (overtime tie). IHL Columbus 6, Port Huron 6 (tie). Toledo 7. Fort Wayne 4. EHL Florida 3, Charlotte 0.
Knoxville 4, Nashville Greensboro 10, Salem 2. New Haven 13, New Jersey 2. Johnstown 4. Clinton 3. Long Island 8, Syracuse 3.
CPHL Dallas 6, Kansas City 3. Tulsa 5, Omaha 3. Houston 1, Oklahoma City 0. WCHA North Dakota 4, Minnesota 1. Michigan 7, Michigan State Denver 4, Alberta 2.
EAST Bowdoin 6, Hamilton 4. Lowell Tech 5, Worcester State 3. MacDonald (Canada) 6, Oswego State 4. Colby 8, Vermont 1. MIAC St.
Mary's 6, Ohio State 5. Gustavus 5, Hamline 2. Augsburg 5, St. John's 1. St.
Thomas 6, Macalester 3. SKYLINE Brooklyn Center 2, Mahtomedi 1. Fridley 4, Centennial 0. St. Paul Park 6, Farmington 3.
STATE PREPS St. Paul br Johnson 6, Roseau 0. International Falls 5, Hibbing 4 (overWarroad 6, Bemidii 3. time). Greenway 6, Babbitt 1.
Virginia 3, Eveleth 2. Gilbert 12. Elv 1. Superior 7, Two Harbors 1. St.
Agnes 6, Minneapolis South 2. Kellogg 2, Cretin 1. BASKETBALL ABA Dallas 103, Pittsburgh 97. Anaheim 124, Indiana 121. Oakland 128, New Orleans 123.
Houston 107, New Jersey 104. NBA Detroit 142, Cincinnati 141 (overtime). New York 121, Chicago 99. Boston 128, Seattle 121. Philadelphia 125, Los a Angeles 113.
EAST Columbia 100. Yale 72. Cornell 77, Brown 71. Washington and Lee 94, 59. Milligan 65.
Army Georgetown MIDWEST Minot State 63, Gen. Beadle 61. Block Hills State 87, Huron 78. Dakota Weslyan 105, S.D. Tech 71.
lowa State 85, Nebraska 70. Ellendale 69, Wahpeton Science 68. Bethel 98, Freed-Hardeman 79. Rockhurst 78, Washburn 74. John F.
Kennedy 100, Lea 87. Metropolitan State JC 115, Northland State JC 84. Whitewater 97. Platteville 90. Carthage 107, Carroll 82.
MIDWEST CONFERENCE Lawrence 66. Carleton 62. St. Olaf 81. Ripon 65.
Superior State 88, Northland (Wis.) 70. Monmouth, Ill. 80, Cornell, Iowa 67. Knox 86. Grinnell 61.
NCC North Dakota 73, South Dakota St. 71. NIC Bemidji State 82, Michigan Tech 76. Northern Iowa 74, North Dakota St. 71.
FAR WEST Stanford 79, Oregon 73. Colorado State 104, Adams State 94. Los Angeles State 93, Cal Poly 88. Idaho State 87, Montana State 71. Hastings, Neb.
78, Colorado Coll. 63. Pomona 83, Cal. Tech 54. Pacific Lutheran 103, Pacific 78.
Sub. Forces, Pacific 59, Seattle 50. Southern California 58, Washington 56. UCLA 97, Washington a State 69. Oregon State 76, California 63.
SMALL COLLEGE Maine 89, Brandeis 82. Hamilton 94, St Lawrence 93. Salem State 106, Lowell State 76. Johnson, State 87, Hawthorne, N.H., 82. Doane (Neb.) 105, Concordia (Neb.) 90.
Peru (Neb.) 73. Kearney (Neb.) 67. Pershing (Neb.) 92, Sacred Heart (Kan) 77. St. Anselm's 87, Bates 73.
Drury 82, Missouri Valley 75. Edinboro 87, Indiana, Pa. 85. Wayne State 112, Oakland 101. Merrimack 86, Kings Point 76.
C.W. Post 93, Queens College 72. Southeastern 101, N.C. Wesleyan 69. Illinois State 92, Western Illinois 82.
New Mexico Highlands 88, Southern Colorado State 84. Piedmont 81, Tennessee Temple 70. Culver-Stockton 84, Graceland 77. Concordia, 73, Elmhurst 72. Montana 74, Weber State 67.
Colorado Mines 85, Western State 56. Wayne (Neb.) 77, Chadron (Neb.) 63. Arkansas A. M. 91, State College of Arkansas 83.
Idaho State 87, Montana State 71. CITY PREPS West 80, Milaca 55. Southwest 60. Montgomery 56. METROPOLITAN PREPS Minneapolis Lutheran 66, Blake 50.
New Prague 76, Prior Lake 56. St. Paul Murray 66, Mahtomedi 47. Mound 47. Orono 45.
Rush City 53. Simley 47. SWIMMING BIG TEN Indiana 85, Minnesota 38. MIAC Macalester 59, St. Thomas 45.
HIGH SCHOOL Highland Park 79. Burnsville 16. Kennedy 48, Hibbing 47. WRESTLING COLLEGE South Dakota State 22, Nebraska 9. CCC Benilde 44.
Brady 6. Hill 24, De La Salle 21. LAKE CONFERENCE St. Louis Park 35, Annandale 9. SUBURBAN Ramsey 38, Sibley 8.
Mounds View 43, White Bear Lake 2. Columbia Heights 22, North St. Paul 17. Anoka 39, Hastings 5. SKYLINE Fridley 28, Spring Lake Park 16.
St. Paul Park 30, Mahtomedi 15. Osseo 35, St. Francis 10. GYMNASTICS COLLEGE Mankato State 166.05, Nebraska 163.9.
RACING SANTA ANITA -Time To Leave Morgaise, Schatzi Pie. TROPICAL PARK-Hydrology 2nd Leonine, BF's Own. PIMLICO-Prime Facts Belvoir, Goose Boy. Gopher Hockey NORTH DAKOTA (4) GOAL--Curran. DEFENSE-Abram, Brandt, Ogden, Hankerson, Furlong.
FORWARDS- Bamburak, Munro, Gasparini, Tuff, Dobson, Hudson, Lyons, Dunn, Christensen, Johnson. MINNESOTA (1) GOALDEFENSE-D. Paradise, Ross, Fraser, Westrum, Buchan. Gambucci, Klatt, L. Paradise, Fichuk, Jesky, Shattuck, Hughes, Dufour, Roddy, Norby.
FIRST PERIOD NORTH DAKOTA Furlong (Lyons), 15:32. (illegal check), Abram (slashing), Shattuck (elbowing), D. Paradise (hooking), Abram (holding), SECOND PERIOD North Dakota-Kartio (Brandt), 3:05. Minnesota-Dufour (Fichuk, Hughes), 10:33. Penalties-Buchan (illegal check), Gasparini (tripping), North Dakota (too me many men on ice (Gasparini), Norby (charging), Munro (illegal check), Norby (slashing), 17:58.
THIRD PERIOD N.D. -Kartio (unassisted) 9:45. N.D. -Bamburnak (Tuff) 16:31. Penalties -Hughes (tripping) D.
Paradise (interference) 12:17. SAVES: McLachlan 3 10-31 Curran 13 8-20 HOCKEY NHL EAST DIVISION Pts. GF GA Boston 20 45 135 106 Chicago 18 10 45 110 99 Toronto 17 12 41 105 79 Detroit 17 13 40 126 109 New York 16 13 39 104 98 Montreal 14 14 37 99 86 WEST DIVISION Philadelphia 17 13 39 87 St. Louis 13 20 29 71 Los Angeles 16 19 35 96 Minnesota 13 15 33 81 Pittsburgh 14 17 ur 33 90 Oakland 7 25 6 20 67 RESULTS FRIDAY No games scheduled. TONIGHT Minnesota at Oakland, 10 p.m.
Minneapolis time. New York at Montreal, afternoon. Boston at Toronto. Detroit at Chicago. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Los Angeles at St. Louis. GAMES SUNDAY Montreal at Detroit. Toronto at New York. Boston at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Los Angeles at Oakland. WEEKEND WEATHER Minnesota TWIN CITIES: Mostly fair and very cold through Sunday. Low tonight 28 below, high tomorrow 12 below. Precipitation probabilities: less than 5 per cent tonight and tomorrow.
ALL OTHER ZONES: Generally fair and very cold through Sunday. Upper Midwest WISCONSIN: Fair and very cold tonight. Sunday partly cloudy and continued cold. fair and very cold through Sunday but with temperatures locally a little especially in the west, tomorrow afternoon. NORTH DAKOTA: Mostly SOUTH DAKOTA: Fair to partly cloudy through Sunday except for variable cloudiness in the west tomorrow.
Chance of occasional light snow in the extreme southwest Sunday. Very cold through tomorrow Data From U.S. WEATHER BUREAU ESSA 0-10-20 30 20. 30 20 COLD WARMER 20 30 30 COLDER .40 Rain Showers FORECAST MAP 30 WARM Snow Saturday Night 50 Flurries Isolated Precipitation Not Indicated Consult Local Figures Show Low Temperatures Expected WARD Forecast A COLD ARCTIC high-pressure system pushing southeastward was expected to be centered over Minnesota tonight and to move southeast, leaving clear, very cold weather over the fivestate area. Temperatures will remain below zero today, except in extreme southern Iowa and southeastern Wisconsin.
Little relief is expected Sunday, although temperatures may moderate slightly in the west, where a cloudiness will increase again with a chance of light snow in southwestern South Dakota. but with temperatures locally a little higher, especially in the west, tomorrow afternoon. OFFICIAL TEMPERATURES U.S. Weather Bureau official readings First column, highest ond, lowest in 12 hours, cipitation in 24 hours ending MINNESOTAMinneapolis 9 -19 Alexandria -3 -27 Bemidji -12 -41 Brainerd -5 -33 Duluth -5 -31 .03 Intl. Falls -11 -44 Redw'd Ralls 10 -16 Rochester 15 -18 St.
Cloud -1 -27 WISCONSINEau Claire 7 -19 .02 Green Bay 11 -13 .08 La Crosse 23 -10 Madison 23 -5 Milwaukee 23 2 Wausau 6 -19 .05 IOWADes Moines 30 -2 Mason 20 -11 Sioux City 19 -9 .02 SOUTH DAKOTAAberdeen -18 Huron 15 -13 Lemmon 20 -17 .07 Rapid City 32 -14 .15 Watertown 10 -20 NORTH DAKOTABismarck 7 -27 .01 Devils Lake -17 -30 Dickinson 0 -21 Fargo -2 -32 .02 G'nd Forks -11 -33 Jamestown -7 -32 Minot -8 -23 Williston 10 -25 MONTANAGlasgow -4 -16 Great Falls 0 -18 .11 Havre -5 -23 Miles City 25 -12 .02 OTHER U.S. STATIONS Albuquerque 43 24 Anchorage 26 16 .01 Atlanta 36 30 .10 temperature yesterday; secending a.m.; third, pre6 a.m, T-Trace. Birmingham 40 37 .54 Boise 29 6 Boston 24 16 Buffalo 15 12 .05 Casper 28 -18 .05 Chicago 28 12 Cincinnati 25 23 Cleveland 18 17 Denver 40 -1 .01 Detroit 22 17 Fort Worth 39 37 .15 Honolulu 80 68 .11 Houston 52 47 .03 Indianapolis 27 26 Juneau 26 19 .06 Kansas City 39 7 Los Angeles 63 44 Louisville 29 27 Memphis 39 33 .52 Miami 76 73 .04 New Orleans 60 51 New York 23 14 Okla. City 39 34 .03 Omaha 25 -7 Philadelphia 20 11 Phoenix 58 35 Pittsburgh 13 9 Portl'nd, Ore. 44 30 St.
Louis 34 23 Salt L. City 32 San Antonio 46 44 .06 San Diego 63 45 San Fran. 52 42 S. St. Marie 5 -2 Seattle 41 31 .05 Spokane 31 5 Tampa 68 58 Washington 24 17 CANADACalgary -4 -24 Edmonton -12 -35 Montreal 14 -13 .01 Regina -14 -18 Toronto 19 10 .01 Vancouver 42 28 Winnipeg -20 -39 Equipment Misuse Statement Denied The Fridley-based Ordnance Division of FMC Corp.
uses its U.S. government equipment "in strict accordance" with existing contracts and regulations, an officer of the company said Friday. He was replying to Friday charges of misuse of government equipment by Sen. William Proxmire, who accused Northern Ordnance and 22 other US. companies engaged in defense work of using government equipment for commercial purposes.
Proxmire said the misuse was "costing the government over the years billions of dollars." In a prepared statement, Northern Ordnance, which operates the federally regulated Naval Industrial Reserve Ordnance Plant as part of its Fridley plant, replied: "All use of government equipment at Northern Ordnance is in strict accordance with Northern's contracts with the government and applicable Department of. Defense regulations. "Whenever Northern uses any government equipment for commercial purposes, it pays the full rent required by its contracts and government regulations. "Such commercial use is now running at less than onehalf of the maximum level permitted by Northern's government contracts." Correspondence between the company and the government indicates a disagreement regarding the interpretation of a regulation that no more than 25 per cent of the work performed in the naval reserve plant be of a commercial or non-governmental nature. The General Accounting Office, which conducted the inspection of the plants during a 12-month period ending VITAL STATISTICS Marriages, Births, Deaths and Divorces WISCONSIN Birch Park, Houlton-Base, 4-6 inches.
Skiing good. Chanticleer, Eagle RiverBase, 4 inches new snow, 5 inches. Skiing fair to good. Hardscrabble, Rice LakeBase, 50 inches. New snow, 7 inches.
Skiing excellent. Mt. Ashwabay, Bayfield Base, 3-6 inches. New snow, 3 inches. Skiing good.
Mt. Telemark, Cable--Base, 6-18 inches. New snow, 3 inches. Skiing excellent. Rib Mountain, Wausau Base, 6.
6-12 inches. New snow, 4 inches. Skiing good to very good. Ski Mac, Somerset-Base, 4-10. Making snow.
Skiing good. Trollhaugen, Dresser- Base 8-12 inches. New snow, 2 inches. Skiing very good to excellent. Whitecap, Montreal-Base, 4-15 inches.
Snowing. MICHIGAN Big Powderhorn Mountain, Bessemer Base, 6 inches. New snow, 4 inches. Skiing excellent. Indianhead Mountain, Bes-Base, 6-8 inches.
New snow, 5 inches. Skiing excellent. MONTANA Big Mountain, WhitefishBase, 31 inches. New snow, 12 inches. Skiing excellent.
Red Lodge, Red Lodge Base, 4 48 inches. New snow, 6 inches. Skiing excellent. SOUTH DAKOTA Terry Peak, Deadwood Base, 10 inches. New snow, 4 inches.
Skiing excellent. COLORADO Arapahoe Basin--Base, 68 inches unpacked. New snow, 4 inches. Skiing excellent. Aspen Mountain Base, 32 inches unpacked.
New inches. Skiing excellent." Aspen Snowmass Base, 38 inches unpacked. New snow, 5 inches. Skiing excellent. Loveland Basin Base, 58 inches unpacked.
New snow, 2 inches. Skiing excellent. Vail--Base, 57 inches unpacked. New snow, inches. Skiing excellent.
Winter Park Base, 45 inches unpacked. New snow, Speedskate Finals Set This Weekend Girl qualifiers from 54 Park Board rinks were to compete in the Minneapolis Star Silver Skates finals at Lake Nokomis at p.m. today and the boys finalists are scheduled to race at the same hour Sunday. Friday's qualifiers at four rinks in preliminary races were: BELTRAMI--Tony Schullo (Mid. Boys), Len Gagnon (Juv.
Boys), Bruce Fortune (Jr. Boys). ELLIOT-Ronny Kolb (Mid. Boys), Rochelle Pruett (Mid. Girls).
PEARL Olson (Mid. Boys). Jammy Mahneid (Mid. Girls), Bill Ross (Juv. Boys).
WINDOM--Jeff Johnson (Mid. Boys), Susie Solem (Mid. Girls), Rod Pfeifer (Juv. Boys). WHAT'S DOING BASKETBALL METROPOLITAN AREA Coon Rapids at Washburn, 7:30 Brady at St.
Agnes, 8 p.m.; Fergus Falls at Edina, 8 p.m. MIAC Macalester at Hamline; St. Thomas at Concordia, both at 7:30 p.m. NORTHWEST INDEPENDENT -Stout (Wis.) State at Bethel, 7:30 p.m. HOCKEY LAKE CONFERENCE -Edina vs.
Hopkins, Mound Wayzata, 7:30 p.m., and Minnetonka vs. Kennedy, 9 p.m., at Braemar. SUBURBAN CONFERENCENorth St. Paul VS. Columbia Heights, 6:45 p.m.; Mounds View VS.
Ramsey, 8:15 p.m., both at Aldrich Arena; Coon Rapids vs. S. St. Paul, 6:15 p.m.; White Bear Lake vs. Sibley, 7:45 p.m., both at Wakota Arena.
METROPOLITAN AREA Kellogg vs. Murray, 7 p.m.; International Falls vs. Toronto St. Michael's, 8:45 p.m.; both at St. Paul Auditorium.
Prep exhibition Cretin vS. St. Michael's of Toronto, 1:30 p.m., and St. Agnes vS. St.
Michael's of Toronto, 3 p.m., Sunday at St. Paul Auditorium. WCHA North Dakota vs. Minnesota, 8 p.m., at Williams Arena. (Preliminary: Cooper vs.
Rochester Mayo, 6:15 p.m.) -Stevens Buick VS. Midwest Federal at Ice Center, 8 p.m. WRESTLING PROFESSIONAL Opening bout: Mark Starr vs. Kenny Jay; special events: Rene Goulet vs. Bob Boyer and The Rock vs.
Professor Druk; semifinals: Big Luke VS. Harley Race; main event: Doctor vs. Cowboy Bill Watts. Action starts at 9 p.m. at Convention Hall.
SPEEDSKATING SPEEDSKATING STAR SILVER SKATES Boys' finals at Lake Nokomis, 1 p.m. Sunday, HENNEPIN COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS David J. Lanz. 23, 1346 Idaho Av. St.
Louis Park; Sharon A. Zwieg, 25, 3246 Douglas Crystal. Walter K. Klaus. legal, 4th Farmington; Av.
Virginia D. Taylor, legal, 624 Osseo. Kenneth W. Bitz, 2200 Emerson Av. Sandra M.
Yates, 19, Hamel. Morris E. Zemlicka, 21, 148 12th Av. Catherine F. Taffe, 20, Mound.
Theodore M. Lachinski, 21, 959 88th Lane Coon Rapids; Jacqueline M. Crowell, 19, 5227 Girard Av. N. Victor A.
Vogh, 27, 8815 Club Road. St. Louis Park; Kathryn M. Evans, 24, 4009 Excelsior St. Louis Park.
Steven M. Saari, 21, 1000 University Av. Margaret A. Lamuth, 20, 1005 University Av. SE.
John Baird, legal, Excelsior; Mary E. Loomis, legal, 2419 E. Lake of the Isles Blvd Gerald M. Martin, 31, 5214 44th Av. Barbara A.
Erickson. 27, 4029 Upton Av. S. Garv L. Halberg, 22.
5712. Northport Brooklyn Center; Laura M. Noble, 19, 3439 Thomas Av N. Terrence M. O'Neill, 20.
3746 Emerson Av. Carol S. Hart, 21. 3850 Upton Av. N.
Richard M. Suech, 22, 2300 Bryant Av. Barbara A. Olson, 20, 3100 Dupont Av. S.
Dora E. Athey, 25, Robert W. Johnson. 33, 2645 Lyndale Av. 2645 Lyndale Av.
N. James St. C. Schmit, 26, 3405 J. Deadrick.
Cleveland 21. Av. Paul: Lynnette 1805 NE. Garfield St. Raymond A.
Peterson, legal, 5044 Zenith Av. Phyllis J. Johnson, leqal, 2924 Gettysburg Av. St Louis Park. Waldemar E.
Bauer, legal, 3244 Lyndale Av. Olive G. Siebert, legal, 3624 Bryant Av. S. John C.
Hunt, 20, 1170 Norbert, Lane St. Paul; Linda L. Selmer, 5524 39th Av. S. George E.
Cook, 40, 2501 11th Av. Mary A. Jutz, 29, 2729 Bloomington Av. S. Thomas F.
Byrne, 21. 1360 E. Maynard St. Paul; Margaret M. Murphy, 22.
Mound. BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Dennis M. Benfield, 8620 11th Av. Bloomington.
Richard W. Benson, 176 County Road 42. Rosemount. Floyd H. Bouley, 2804.
Lowry Av. N. Terrance D. Bristol, 3754 NE. 3rd St.
Larry W. Currier, 618 Robinwood Lane, Hopkins. Chester T. Hausfeld. 5504 27th S.
Paul W. Kuhn, 3920 43rd Av. S. Brian B. Lavelle, 1407 NE.
5th St. John M. LaVine. 4551 Grimes Av. Robbinsdale.
Jeffrey A. Maitland, 1035 13th Av. SE. Matt L. Mauricio, 4929 Knox Av.
N. Roger W. McWaters, 1166 Fifield St. Paul. Larry C.
Miller, 5757 Sander Dr. Virgil J. Miller, 6031 June Av. Brooklyn Center. Conrad J.
Morgel, 331 SE. 9th St. David M. Plack, 329 NE. Monroe St.
LaMar E. Popp, 3868 Vanden Road, Minnetonka. Barry E. Rohan, 1940 Sheridan Av. S.
Timothy L. Ryan, 1020 Lynde Dr. Fridley. Arnold F. Stull, 4733 University Av.
Columbia Heights. Ronald W. Wagner, 1924 Chicago Av. Gerald T. Golden Walker, 1845 Wisconsin Av.
Valley. Gerald D. Wilkes. 3509 E. 37th St.
Thomas J. Albani, 800 S. 6th Hopkins. Jerald R. Bohnenblust, 2405 E.
Old Shakopee Road. Bloomington. Christopher R. Campbell 6309 Colony Way. Edina, Ralph H.
Dokken, 4109 Bryant Av. S. Robert K. Horn, 7573 Scott Av. Brooklyn Park.
Richard E. Ingram, 8248 Logan Av. Bloomington. Ronald M. Krieger, 5924 Halifax Av.
Brooklyn Center. Thomas J. Miller, 7419 Edgebrook St. Louis Park. Philip J.
Nunes, 6000 Cedar Lake Road, St. Louis Park. David R. Jenkins, New Prague. Minn.
George F. Unolac 5907 Goodrich Av. St. Louis Park. Robert M.
Sable, 2815 Sumter Av. St. Louis Park. William G. Sando, 29236 Georgia Av.
St. Louis Park. Peter A. Simon, 9124 Av. New Hope.
Thomas P. Tarpey, 4025 Washburn Av. S. TWIN BOYS Mr. and Larry field.
W. Carlson. 7332 2nd Av. RichBOYS Mr. and Stanley W.
Aslakson. 4023 17 E. Colfax 24th Av. St. N.
Robert H. Carlson, Joseph W. Cazin, 10033 Harrison Road, Bloomington. Eugene A. Ellis, 2640 2nd Av.
Eldon D. Forsberg, 1005 Hwy. 101 Wayzata. Lawrence W. Gadbaw, 4654 NE.
Fillmore Columbia Heights. Richard L. Jordan, Park 2741 Brunswick Av. St. Louis Edward A.
Klis, 1269 W. Minnehaha Pkwy. Charles W. Larson, 3204 35th Av. S.
Marian J. Miszkiewicz, 1918 NE. 4th St. Thomas G. Peterson, 4500 Blaisdell Av.
John P. Renwick, 5524 Newton Av. S. M. Skowronek.
309 14th Av. NE. John L. Trump, 1871 Beckman Arden Hills. Robert L.
Wietecha, 347 23rd Av. NE. Julian M. Barron, 1700 Raleigh Burnsville. Raymond J.
Bischoff, 9230 Chicago Bloominaton. Raymond R. Brooks, 5366 Woodland Road. Minnetonka. Jackie R.
Cole, 8538 NE. Monroe Blaine. Gordon W. Elliott, 233 Herman Hopkins. Allen V.
Fredendall, 3432 Hillsboro New Hope Arnold O. Helgemoe, 3112 W. 60th St. Brooklyn Park. Douglas J.
Helm, 7609 Orchard Av. Brooklyn Park. Wesley H. Huseby, 7520 Washburn Av. Richfield.
Charles A. Maas, 8820 11th Av. Bloomington. Wallace A. Marx 2041 Knapp, St.
Donald Hopkins. E. Michel, 5608 County Road 18. John H. Moyer, 4816 Regent Av.
Crystal. James M. Noss, 4240 Bloomington Av. Nels E. Pierson, Maple Plain.
Beniamin in J. Skversky, 7621 Knox Av. Richfield. Russell W. 6820 Brookview Thomas J.
Sweeney, 4129 Chicago Av. Thomas E. Tone, Burnsville. RAMSEY COUNTY MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Michael T. Miske, La Crosse, Sher.
ri K. Murphy, 4171 McKnight Road, White Bear. Clarence E. McCarver 263 Lafond Karen A. Linn, 796 Como Av.
Thomas J. E. Rybisky, 791 1735 Marshall Tester, Holly Av. Jerome R. Engebretson, 412 Case Mary E.
Olsen, 1011 Bradley St. William R. Goeltl, J. 2085 Giesmann Ar- Roseville; Peggy Mikacevich, 499 lington Av. E.
David A. Behr, 1931 Maryland Av. Susan M. Healy, 2140 Barclay Maplewood. Gregory S.
Walden, 3825 Cranbrook White Bear Lake; Jolynn M. Schulze, 2120 Spruce White Bear Lake. John L. Johnson, 3715 New Brighton Arden Hills; Vanice B. Bartels, 982 Conway St.
Merle A. Edstrom, Randolph, Ruth Mueliner, 1080 Arundel St. Richard D. Clow, Orleans, Wanda L. Engebretson, 1618 Eustis Lauderdale.
Joel R. Fernlund, 1540 Upper Afton Margaret L. Barnes 1969 E. 4th St. Michael L.
Olson, 327 Campbell White Bear Lake; Randee L. Mayer, 903 Front Av B.C. By Johnny Hart IT DONT LOOK WHAT THE NEW IT HOW LOOK? SHOULD DONT WELL IT CERTAINLY ANY DIFFERENT. DONT? YEAR. SORT OF DONT LOOK IT.
fut BIRTHS GIRLS Dale Werth, 2238 Berland Pl. BOYS Mr. and Alien Borewski, 1285 Selby Av. Rodney Hanson, Montana Av. E.
thomas Hinton, 1239 Hewitt Av. Allen Jacobson, 704 Woodridge dota Heights. James Kenyon, 1093 Minnehaha Av. Arthur Larson, 1289 Hague Av. Danny McClain, 2433 12th Av.
St. Paul. William Madline, Rt. 3, Grant Edwin Mann, 220 8th White Lake. Johnnie Morgan 666 Ashland Av.
Glenn Mulvihill, 1364 LeMay Heights. Jerome Nelson. 1309 4th White Lake. Renoid Nielsen, 2111 E. Cowern Place, Paul Park.
Harvey Parks, 1313 Chicago Paul Park. Russell Sager, 537 Topping St. Leonard Schmidt, 1486 E. Sandhurst Maplewood. Louis Smulders, 2040 Wilson wood.
John Taylor, 310 E. Robie St. Matthew Thayer, 2216 Pleasant Myron Bailey, 429 Ash Cottage Village. Stephen Bender, 241 Brimhall St. John Bougie, 2883 Na ieau Road, Canada.
Gerald Connolly, 1214 Cook Av. E. Norman Frey, 241 W. Morton St. Douglas Goriesky, 294 Snelling Av.
Terry Hartman, 3200 Midland Bear Lake. Donald Honeck, 458 Horseshoe view. Kenneth Jensen, 1002 E. 6th St. James LoMay, 1670 Stillwater Bear Lake.
Gerald Lien, 2680 Shore East dale Twp. John Maddock, 1958 5th White Lake. Alexander Millner, 707 Van Buren Gerald Olson, 2637 Stillwater Maplewood. Richard Pagel, 3011 Medford dale Twp. Phillip Ratte.
2779 N. Lake St. Paul. Bernard Raven, 2672 15th Av. St.
Paul. Robert Schulze, 277 Stinson St. Thomas Soderberg, 1822 Bohland Av. Gary Strantz. 1096 Arundel St.
Anthony Tonga, 1619 Lake Johanna Arden Hills Mr. and Leo Braun, 1751 Ford Pkwy. Frank Brost, 1825 Fairmont Av. Harold Crement, 687 Hoyt Av. W.
Waiter Couture, 1333 W. Maynard Dr. John Crea, 814 Mayhill Road, Maplewood Arthur Dornfeld, 1617 Wilson Av. Frederick Fisher, 1079 Stinson St. Peter Glodek, 892 Como Av.
Edward Golisch, 1479 Cope Av. Mapiewood. Daniel Greising, 696 Burr St. Robert Kelley, 2975 Greenbrier Little Canada. Ronald Linn, 691 Conway St.
Robert Marz, 512 Beaumont St. Richard Peters. 2937 Hudson wood. James Reis, 111 W. Stevens St.
Donald Rundquist, 2704 Mayer Lane. plewood. Stanley Sandifer, 767 Fuller Av. Marion Wilson, 939 Iglehart Av. Peter Beard, 3051 Lydia Roseville.
Andre Beaulieu, 308 Birmingham St. Conrad Bobick, 1614 English St. John Brandt, 794 Bayard Av. Henry Bruestle, 1421 Violet Lane, dota Heights. John Cook 799 N.
Keller Little Canada. Gerald Cunniff, 1901 Montreal Av Gerald Dockter, 543 Ashland Av. Patrick Donahue, 934 Woodbridge St. Gerald Farrell, 1171 Charles Av. Donald Finger, 1721 7th St.
Rodney Fitcha, 643 Summitt St. Paul Park. Eugene Garbow, 6549 Doffing Av. ver Grove Heights Village. Thomas Gorman 111, 2057 Bradley Maplewood.
Alan Hartman, 758 Reaney Av. Gary Hite, 1023 Marie South St. Paul Donald Huntington, 4031 Bethel Arden Hills George Johnsen, 2465 Martin Way, White Bear Lake. Arvid Johnson, 1134 Barclay St. Howard Ramalev 456 3rd Av.
South St. Paul. Alden Riley, 2095 Cowern North St. Paul Donald Syrina. 522 Como Av.
Charles Wenz, 1296 Chariton West St. Paul. Knute Wevley, 1542 3rd Newport, Minn. Thomas Wosika, 392 Arbor St. DEATHS Clarence DelPorte, 64, 35 Inner Dr.
Karlis Ermanis, 60, 402 Dayton St. Lena Fintelmann, 80. 954 Mahtomedi, Mahtomedi, Minn. Claus Florin, 69, 690 Como Av. Robert Foley.
23, 1155 Beech St. Margaret Henderson. 59. 1127 Raleigh St. Vera Holder, 54, 5728 York Av.
Edina. Michael McDonough. 82, 260 E. 5th St. Henry Paulson, 81, Rte.
1, Clayton Wis. Florence Peterson, 82. 232 9th Av. South St. Paul.
Henry Peterson, 62, 818 Grand Av. Darlene Rector, 51, 2291 15th Av. North St. Paul. John Spencer, 63, 807 Arlington Av.
W. Lindley Sullivan, 49. 3020 N. Victoria Roseville. Frederick Volk, 78 1362 Edmund Av.
Edward Williams, 74, 929 Goodrich Av. Arthur Wulff, 76, 1626 E. Shore Dr. Alice Zaruba, 63, 1527 Sargent Av. Grace Bryant, 89, 422 Laurel Av.
Edward Cramolini, 79, 648 Mercury Shoreview. Henry Dahlquist, 76, 1146 Lafond Av. John Donovan, 78, 3643 Park Mpla. Fred Friedman. 54, 2105 Scenic Pi.
Oliver Glenna, 88. 324 Johnson Pkwv. Edith Jereslaw, 44. Selby Av. Clara Lunzer 81.
484 Ashland Av. Mary Margen, 69, 554 Central Av. W. Mary Nordstrom, 77, 861 Geranium Av. Andrew Riley, 54, 342 Bates Av." Fred Schmugge, 75, 1469 Almond Av.
Rudolph Stoehr, 87, 90 Wilkin St. Gustaf Swanson, 80, 1348 Arona St. ureEodD ETAOIN ETAOIN ETAO State Indian Unit Studies Own Needs The Minnesota Indian Affairs Commission wants to know whether it's needed, its chairman said Friday. To find out, it will send a subcommittee out to ask Minnesota Indians, Chairman State Rep. George Humphrey, Minneapolis Conservative, said.
The first meeting will be Wednesday at Bena, with Leech Lake Reservation Indians. The commission, made up of six legislators and three Indians, has been without an executive director since John Buckanaga left the lob last April. In a meeting Nov. 3 the commission rejected candidates for the job as unqualified. It voted Dec.
1 to hire Mary Louise Defender, executive director of an Indian center in Winnipeg, Man. She declined the offer. Humphrey said selection of a director will be delayed until after a decision on whether to continue the commission and until Indians make clear what they believe the qualifications should be. None of the Indian members attended yesterday's meeting. 4 Men- E.
North Minn. Bear Men- Bear St. St. Maple- Mols. Grove Little IOWA: Generally fair tonight and Sunday, and continued cold I tomorrow.
AROUND THE WORLD Temperature at midnight CST: Scotland 28 Manila 81 36 Mexico City 53 28 Moscow 0 45 Nice 39 27 Oslo 10 54 Paris 46 50 Rio de Janeiro 70 27 Sofia 20 39 Stockholm 10 43 Tokyo 39 66 Tunis 57 41 Vienna 32 Warsaw 28 LOCAL WEATHER DATA (Minneapolis hourly temperatures on Page 1A) (Readings Today) Aberdeen, Amsterdam Ankara Athens Berlin Cairo Casablanca Copenhagen Dublin Geneva Hong Kong London Madrid Record high, 49 in 1900. Record low, -27 in 1912. High year ago, 29. Low, 23. Precipitation from midnight to 6 a.m., none.
6 a.m. humidity Sunrise, 7:51 a.m. Sunset, 4:47 p.m. Moonrise, 11:33 a.m. New First Qtr.
Full Last Qtr. Dec. 30 Jan. 7 Jan. 15 Jan.
22 (Readings from midnight to midnight) Highest temperature 9, lowest -15. Highest humidity 9 a.m., lowest at 4 p.m. Precipitation, .05 inches. Total for month .13, departure from normal Total for year .13, departure from normal Required Heating Units (One method of figuring heating requirements is to calculate how many degrees a day's average temperature fell below 65, the point at which artificial heat is considered necessary. The resulting figure can be used to estimate fuel consumption.) (Since July1) January 5, 1968.
74 required heating units. Year ago, 54. Normal, 52. Total number of degrees below 65 this heating season 3550, last season 3500, nor- IDS Seeks OK to Start New Fund Investors Diversified Services, Inc. (IDS), has taken the first step in its tentative plan to start a new mutual fund.
The local mutual fund management company has filed a request with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an exemption permitting it to start the fund, which would probably be called IDS New Dimension Fund. In its request, the company proposed to buy 10,000 shares of the capital stock of the fund at $10 a share to provide the minimum $100,000 initial capital required by the SEC. The objective of the fund "will be to provide for its shareholders a diversified holding of securities which appear to provide the potential for above-average ciation commensurate with risk." The fund's investments would be mainly in common stocks but also would "invest heavily in fixed income securities and-or cash and short-term securities when a defensive position is warranted. While dividend and interest income may accrue from such action, long-term above-average appreciation will remain the sole objective of the fund." IDS needs an exemption from SEC because of a technicality in laws governing mutual fund underwriters and investment companies. SUSPECT CHARGED Terrance F.
Michalski, 19, 4745 NE. 4th Columbia Heights, one of two bandit suspects arrested by an offduty Minneapolis patrolman, today was charged with aggravated robbery. White Shore- White Oak- Bear Av. Road, Oak- North North March 31, 1966, said that four government-owned machines in the plant were being used more than 25 per cent of the time for commercial work. Northern Ordnance replied that its interpretation of the contract is that the 25 per cent regulation applies to the entire work volume of the Naval Ordnance plant and not to individual machines.
According to the correspondence, the GAO never identified the four machines when requested to do so by the company. JAIL KEYS FREE CHARLOTTE, N.C. -4P- Guests at groundbreaking Guests at groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Mecklenburg County Jail received "keys" to the jail with certificates bearing an embossed gold seal of Mecklenburg County and two tiny hacksaw blades. Civil Service Commission .2 p.m. CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE SCHEDULE TUESDAY.
Zoning and Planning ....9 a.m. WEDNESDAY Licenses .9 a.m. THURSDAY Independent Caucus .9 a.m. DFL Caucus .9 a.m. FRIDAY Regular council meeting OTHER BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS MONDAY Minneapolis-St.
Paul Sanitary Sewer District .....2:15 p.m. TUESDAY County Board .10 a.m. Capital Longrange Improvements Committee THURSDAY County Park Reserve .9 a.m. Metropolitan Council ....2 p.m. Minneapolis Charter Commission ..........2 p.m..
