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mailt, rre 1 Schuyler gas line Mast routs 100 Good LOCAL By JI R1Y CU'l'SON fcUff writer A Columbia Cs epUua rocked rurl see. tiuo ef the Tow a of Tyrone early Sunday morning, farvuig 39 foot wide crater In the grvmnd and frc. ir.t the evacuation of up to 1J0 riJcnu. There were injuries and no dr. affording ta Schuyler County sheriffs deputies.
The ij)luiim was reported at I 17 m. la a main line tevrrsl hundred yards tiff the Kpeawille Road ouUid the feamlet of Wayne. The site Is IS miles north eat Watluis den. The IS inch line runs from the its company's underground storage field near Dundee ta other areas of the Southern Tier, said Columbia's area superin. frienJi.
tu! other left fur the Wayne and Dundee f.re Raiiey said ent dir to and eipUinrd ht the au uatua said A lul them ere up te-taue vt the epUuion. Tlie putne was ery wd. c*ntidrring that time morning Retidrtiti began to return hume after to huurt. it rwuied Urouh the line into the 'undr atr. ate firiJt during the tumrner, Marcehn said After the lint eij Uie gas rertmted.
The Une take three days ta repair. The faue at Sunday's is unknun. It tc-furred about three milet from the site of another gai line eifloanift in Wayne in Or tuber Io, trfldriu Jack Margeta. The gst the Ua was pres. turned at 0 pounds per squire im ioundrd l-le engine taking off," Tyrone Fire Chid Harry BaUey said.
was jut roaring. Jutt think Cod there wasn't anything ta Unite gat in the air or would ve been trouble Tf.e blast tarved hoi 50 fret wide and igM Id fret deep, he said, Columbia rrea shut the line off in hour, Mar. 1 gesua said three customers tat gas sertiee. tut had it reuired by stout 19 a m. More than id firefighters from the Tyrone.
Wayne and Dundee fire departments tke reiidents la about 30 homes and them ta leave as precaution agiimt the drifting gas, $jne stayed Kith A recent report says fewer single. family homes are beina constructed since the cost of buying outstripped the cost of renting. Page IB. 4 Mary Bos teaches the blind to handle simple, everyday tasks that become difficult once they lose their sight. Page IB.
Bnti We silo 0 STATIC downed 6 jets Ex-state Democratic chairman Patrick Cunningham goes on trial. Page 3A. NATION Truman Capote tells PcoDle marine that Martha "Sunny" von Bulow knew how to inject drugs. Page 6A. Aitorlated Preas Britain claimed its forces shot don sis Argentine fMer bombers in a furious bat tie Sunday as the Argentines attacked Roy.
I Navy warships near the British beachhead on the Falkland Islands. It said three other Argentine jets probably ere downed and one British frigate was hit and burning. An eatimaled 5.000 British troopers were reported reinforcing their beachhead at San Carlos on East Falkland Island and preparing to move on the capital of Stanley Senate will focus attention on the ailing housing industry this week. Page 7A. Equal Rights Amendment hunger 50 miles to the east Argentina's Joint Chiefs of Staff an sources as saying the British were rut off from their supplies "and will have to sur.
render at any moment for lark of muni-lions, fuod and (adequate) clothing" to face the bitter winter. The Britlah Dcfenie Ministry reported strikes by Argentine warplanrs touched off several fires aboard the damaged frigate, "and attempts are being made to bring them under control." It said there were no reports of casualties and further details were not available. The frigate was not Identified. The ministry alto reported that British Harrier jets attacked three Argentine hell-copters Sunday over Falkland Sound, which separates the two main Islands of East Falkland and West Falkland In the South Atlantic archipelago. It ssid one Puma helicopter was seen to explode, a Bell helicopter was In flames and a second Puma may have been damaged.
Defense Ministry spokesman Ian McDonald told reporters "a number" of afternoon raids had been launched on the British ahips in San Carlos Bay, the inlet off Falkland Sound where British commandos established their beachhead. Argentine President Cen. Leopoldo F. (See Falklands on Page SA.) strikers warned about the dangers of fasting. Page 6A.
nounced Its wsrplanes attacked the San 7 Carlos landing xone and said no details would be relessed until the results were evaluated. INDKX But the government-owned news agency quoted military sources as saying ft Business 7A Classified 5B-7B Argentine ground forces had launched "a big offensive" to dislodge the British who landed their troops Friday on East Comic i 9A Crossword 6B Local 1B.2B Movies 10A News obits 2B New York SA People 2A Sports TV SA Weather 2A Deatht 5B Telam claimed Argentine jets seriously Editorials A Horoscope 10A Af lmt British paratrooper krrps close watrh ovrr a raptured Argentine soldier after he surrendered to British forces near Port San Carlos on the Falklands. The Argentine Is wearing a Royal Marines sweater, believed taken from equipment left behind by the island's original garrison. damaged two British frigates and an unidentified British transport ship that was unloading supplies at San Carlos. Jumble 7B Life 8A-10A NEWS SECTIONS The agency quoted unidentified military Customer Service Chicago hotel fire kills 4, hurts 20 To start or change your subscription: Call 734 5151 (in Chemung County); 962-4000 (from "i f-.
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To solve delivery problem First call your carrier. If unsuccessful, call the appropriate number listed above during the same hours. in rrjl CHICAGO (AP) A fire apparently touched off by a smoldering cigarette spread thick, choking smoke through the upper floors of the 25-story Conrad Hilton Hotel on Sunday, killing four people and injuring as many as 20, officials said. Water gushed down stairwells and elevator shafts as more than 130 firefighters tried to douse the flames, which broke out shortly before 9 a.m. on the downtown hotel's 22nd floor.
Several guests ran down a fire escape to the top of a hotel marquee, where they were rescued by a firefighters In cherrypickcrs. Hundreds of people were evacuated from upper floors before the fire was brought under control about an hour later. Most of the injured suffered smoke Inhalation. They Included firefighter John Sheohan, 50, who was in serious condition. Some were treated at hospitals, while others with less serious injuries received oxygen In ambulances parked near the hotel.
Fire officials said three of the dead were found within 15 feet of the room where the blaze broke out, and the fourth died at a hnsnital after suffering a heart attack. Officials withheld their identities. Fire Commissioner William Blair said the fire was touched off by a smoldering cigarette in a 22nd floor suite, and spread because the room's occupants left the door open. y.A. APtowrptas Chicago firefighters use a cherrypicker to the building after fire broke out on 22nd assist Hilton Hotel guests In evacuating floor.
Did you ever Some sharp facts on shaving By FRED BAYLES Associated Press Writer BOSTON The next time you see a stubbly face in the morning, consider this: The average American male spends 3,350 hours more than four months of his life scraping his face with a piece of metal. The people at Gillette who keep track of such things, have put together a list of shaving statistics to give some wonder to what many men see as only a mundane ritual. For example: A single whisker grows an average of one. fifteenth of a thousandth of an inch every day. That works out to 5V4 inches a year and 27V4 feet during the 75-year lifetime of the average male, who begins shaving at 15, shaves an average of 5.5 times a week and devotes just less than 12 minutes to each shave.
The beard covers a third of a square foot and contains about 15,500 hairs. When dry, the hairs are about as strong as thin copper wire. Shaving removes 65 milligrams of hair each day. If you collected the clippings, you could have yourself a one-pound ball in 16 years. Ninety percent of U.S.
males 73.2 million of them shave regularly. More than 73 percent, or "53.7 million, are wet shavers, those who use blades and shaving cream; a little more than 26 (See Shaving on Page 5A.) Couples line up hoping to adopt a child program director. "This is still the American dream." The people camping out want babies younger than 3 years old, she said: "If they would take something else, there would not be a waiting-in-line process." Adoption has become increasingly difficult in the United States because of a declining birth rate, legal abortions and the growing inclination of some unwed mothers to keep their children. Adoption officials say waits can stretch to three years or more for a white (See Adopt on Page 5A.) DALLAS (AP) Pam and Jim Has-tings were first in line at 8 a.m. Friday.
Clifford and Barbara Bond, veterans of the wait for a child, brought a camper loaded with groceries and secured a place close behind. About 67 couples hoping for a rare opportunity to adopt a white child lined up during the weekend outside the Hope Cottage Children's Bureau as the private adoption agency prepared to take the names of would-be parents for the first time in two years. The line of applicants, their lawn fur niture and their sleeping bags snaked along outside the office building north of downtown Dallas. Waiting couples devised an informal agreement by which each new arrival took a number. "They're taking roll calls on and off to make sure the people signed up are here.
Either the couple or friends have to answer when our names are called," said accountant Bill Hines, who held the No. 10 spot. The agency, which places about 60 children a yearr planned to open its doors at 8 a.m. today and take applications on a first-come, first-served basis from 100 couples. Hope Cottage announced the opening of applications in a small notice in a local newspaper.
It was the third such announcement since 1978 and in May 1980, more than 100 couples showed up for a chance at adoption. Hope Cottage says it gets more than 2,000 inquiries a year. "The issue today is that all of these people want Anglo, healthy infants," said Sonja Romanowski, Hope Cottage.
