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" r -tL . -,u. '-Xrr ottfC- Wl*. < ii ii : !>I .um . (..nU idrtn iff-niimii-iiri------1 * j !;* i- u. ."i m tuie u will} I him about the indictment and that "Mr. i Newman won t have anything to say about ; tins tn anybody." i In Lo-- Angeles, Mr. DeMarco issued a I statement saying. I have done nothing i wrong. I have conspired with no one. In my i j-.nlumenl. 1 have nude some mistakes, but lh* > were neither intentional nor criminal." \ i ~ --- Plastics Firms' Group Asks Court to Stay Vinyl Chloride Ruling COMBINATION LOCK GAS CAP ONLY VOUCAN OPEN! Fits most U.S. ears and Imoona. small irncta and vans, axeapt Volkswsoan. Ruat-proof aluminum conatmclion. Wthkr-ie*itttnt. inataliad in aaconda. Immadiata ihipmant. 17.16 poat*#a pf*-*aid. Mich, raaManta add 4% sirtaa tax. Id shack or M.O. N COD'*. Homy- -FITS ALL THE33U.3. CAno - iUKK tan dgifatt and Mania m-ias7 ah Mo*** CNEVNOICT IfTS Vag ***d M* ikN-IIM /ii Wdl* Eicaei Can*"! ana COML -4 0*CA* 1MMBM All Uo<M ItSMBST All Uodala poaa haaa-iao aii Mod* 1f7S-LT0, Gun Teiina, Mavanek. Pmio and Maatn II AHEicao* 1174 ToiiAA LINCOLN ian>iK an moon nr All Eicaot IM6-1M6 Safracudl tMi.iau Bawadtra Station Wtagcn MCCCVftY ifTS and Comaf i74-asr ah uodai* Maeon eMTUM.M otoaMoanj lie oaiorff i*na*s> am Moa*K itrj 8iann iMr.i7fMaoird DRUMMOND ISLAND SPORT CENTER __________ Drummond laltnd, Mich. 49726__________ B'l 'I W i.i. sm rf J"i XSAI. 0'"tl Mrit'irti r NEW YORK-The Society of the Plastics Industry Inc , n trade association, moved to get the L'.R. Supreme Court to decide whether workers exposure to vinyl chloride monomer gas should be reduced to a fiftieth of current standards. The society said it asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit to stay its Jan. 31 decision upholding a ruling by the Occupational Safety and Health Administra tion. Ttie rubric would rvip-ire v;nyj chloride producers to cut worker exposure by April 1 to one part of gas per million parts of air from a temporary emergency standard, still .in effect, of.50.parta.per million. Long-term exposure to the gas. which is the raw material for the widely used poly vinyl-chloride plastics, has been linked to a rare but fatal liver cancer. The mocioiv. in aakine for the tav *nM u I intended to apply for a writ of certiorari within 20 days to get the dispute before the Supreme Court. The group, joined In its ini tial appeal by eight manufacturers, claims the reduction In worker exposure is "techno logically and economically .infeasible" and Isn't necessary on the basis of existing med ical evidence. has anyone in your office tripped . over loose extension cords? is the answer Replace dangerous extension cords. Let Flexiduct handsomely--and safely-- bring additional outlets to any area. It affixes easily to most floor surfaces: carpeting, tile, linoleum, concrete. It's durable, highly resistant to abrasion and withstands heavy foot traffic. 6 standard lengths. 6 designer colors. Flexiduct is ideal for plant and home power problems, too. Flexiduct is sold at office equipment and electrical supply stores. If your daaiar doesn't k"OA 0-igu! Flexiduct, write us. Halliburton Unit Planning Facility to Fabricate Decks HOUSTON--Brown it Root Inc., an engi neering-construction subsidiary of Hallibur ton Co., said it plans to establish a facility in the Corpus Cnristi. Texas, area to fabri cate steel structures and decks for offshore oil and gas production. The concern initially will operate from company-owned property at Ingleside. Texas. For the time being, fabrication of deck sections will be the primary (unction of this operation. At the same time, the company will begin preparation of a 300-acre site at Aran sas Pass on the Corpus Christl Ship Chan- i nel. It is estimated that the Harbor Island ; fabrication yard will be ready for produc tion of jackets and decks by the first quar ter of 1976. "Four years ago." said Delbert Ward, Brown & Root senior group vice president. "we bought the Aransas Pass property with the idea that additional Gulf of Mexico fab rication facilities would be needed to accom modate increased offshore activities of the oil and gas industry. With domestic energy reserves in a current slate of short supply, the lime has arrived to c.-lAbUsh the new marine yard. " The Aransas Pass facility will serve as a .425001 P/7E \ fire suppres jjr --ft . 1V-m--* BFG13664 7/1 / fT Li