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14 The SUN. Flagstaff. Arizona. Thursday. September 28, 1978 IMP fllCTWH 9 'fH illHW'Hlfl WHf i nrz.r- David Eisenhower Says Grandfather Had a Temper Similar to a Furnace first time Id heard of it, David said, grinning.

Oh, we were all shocked. "For a few days. But we got over it." Someone asked how Eisenhower got along with his vice president, Nixon. Rumors that Ike and Nixon intensely disliked each other were not true, he said. But he loved horses and when some got loose on the farm and tore up a golfing green that took three years to build, Ike, sitting on the porch, said seeing them romp was the most beautiful sight Id ever seen.

Everyone had expected the temper to explode. All 65 ex-associates of Eisenhower he has interviewed for the book remember the temper, David said, but no one remembers anything Ike said when he got mad. Once when he was young, he said, Eisenhower hired him to paint the barn. One day at lunchtime David got into a game of Hollywood bridge with a pal and it consumed most the afternoon. When Eisenhower came upon this display of idleness, I looked into the Bessemer furnace.

I remember two words: Youre fired. Later, Ike forgave his grandson. After Eisenhower died, when the family read Plain Speaking, a book in which Harry Truman first revealed that Eisenhower had a wartime girlfriend, Kay, Summersby, It was the WASHINGTON (UPI) -David Eisenhower, grandson of one president and son-in-law of another, says Dwight Eisenhower was a rawboned, shy, starchy figure who had a temper like a Bessemer furnace and whose famous grin masked his efforts to obscure himself. Smoking a cigarette, dropping its ash in a paper coffee cup, shrugging, talking rapidly and easily, David, 30, shared with an audience at the National Archives Wednesday night some of what hes learned about his grandfather in the past two years. Hes writing a book about him, and it might be done, he said with a memory-raising grin, in 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 He called Ike granddad sometimes, or Eisenhower.

He spoke of Richard Nixon, his father-in-law, simply as "Nixon. Eisenhower was unpredictable, David said. He kept a shotgun by the television set to shoot crows at his retirement farm at Gettysburg, and he gave orders to shoot cats on sight. Babbitt Releases Plans cyl. Amor, WeU net caster, camber ana toe-in to manufacturer's original specification.

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Zane (Photo by Kent Witherill) Anderson of Flagstaff gets a free Oregon Man Pleads Guilty in Robbery FEATURE OFFER I LUBE OIL CHANGE I Heres an inexpensive but valuable service recommended every 4,000 to 7,000 miles for most vehicles. Included are up to five quarts of oil and a professional chassis lubrication. CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT. STEERING WHEEL COVER FRIGIT0NE ANTIFREEZE by firestone WINTERIZE NOW! Replace worn fan belts and radiator hose to avoid problems during severe winter weather She could have received a year in the county jail if the court treated the offense as a misdemeanor, or a maximum of 10 years if the offense was treated as a felony. Page police initially had charged Ms.

Blachley with possession of dangerous drugs and possession of them for sale, in addition to marijuana possession. Also pleading guilty was Tina M. Davis, 22, Flagstaff. The court accepted her plea of pilty to the charge she feloniously exhibited a gun July 1 in the presence of Mark Lapping, during a quarrel. According to court records, Lapping was struck by a ricocheting bullet, and Davis was arrested the same day.

She will be sentenced Oct. 16. A 19-year-old Oregon man arrested Sept. 11 for the knifepoint robbery of an Israeli tourist near Williams has pleaded guilty in Coconino County Superior Court to robbery. Mark Wilbur Carmickle, Eugene, faces a possible maximum sentence of five years and a day in Arizona State Prison for robbing Yoram P.

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Additional $2 98 each. SgOO RIO RICO (AP) Gov. Bruce Babbitt announced a new plan for aiding industrial development in the rural areas of the state and said Arizona is in danger of becoming a two-headed urban colossus with a weak and undernourished body. At a Casa Grande Town Hall meeting here Wednesday, Babbitt said his plan is aimed at balancing out a lopsided growth pattern in Arizona caused by concentration of development in the Phoenix and Tucson areas, Our office will take an aggressivie role in promoting industrial development in the other 12 counties, Babbitt said. Our highest priority will be in helping those communities which need assistance.

The advisory board of the Office of Economic Planning and Development will be directing its efforts toward rural assistance, recognizing that the large cities in Arizona have superior resources and that state efforts would only duplicate their work. The governor said his office is planning to consolidate all federal planning and economic development programs including the Four Corners Regional Commission, plus assistance from the Economic Development Administration, Farmers Home Administration and other sources into a single coordinated development effort and help each community develop a plan reflecting its own needs. Babbitt is the Democratic party nominee for governor in the November election Strike Could Delay City Well Project Construction in the form of the digging of trenches is under way on the 24-inch Lake Mary wellfield pipeline. However, a nation-wide rail strike could delay the most important part of the project, putting the heavy pipes into the ground, because a 15-ton crane is aboard a rail car. City Hydrologist Ron DeWitt said Swengle-Robbins Phoenix, is contracted for the $750,000 project.

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However, Mangum said, so far Mulligan has not taken full advantage of the assistance offered by the court, having failed to meet with one attorney the judge contacted this week on the publishers behalf. Mulligan is under indictment for arson, grand theft and insurance fraud in connection with the 1976, fire which destroyed his newspaper offices. He faces trial on the charges Nov. 14, whether he has an attorney by that time or not, Mangum said. Coconino County Superior Court Judge Richard K.

Manpm today explained why he will not appoint an attorney to represent Flagstaff News publisher Edward F. Mulligan entirely at county expenses. One reason is I want Mulligan to pay to the best of his ability, Judge Manpm said. I dont think he should get a totally free ride. He has assets, but they are not liquid, Manpm said, mentioning Mulligans equity in his home and his newspaper office.

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per tire and 4 old tires. CHARGE IT: Police Log Serving Northern Arizona For Over 31 Years BOICE-BAKER FIRESTONE 108 N. LEROUX STREET FLAGSTAFF 774-4549 BOICE-BAKER FIRESTONE AUTO SERVICE CENTER 2740 EAST SANTA FE 526-1175 CRIMESTOP 774-1234 Unlocked doors to residences led to two thefts under investigation today by Flagstaff police. Joe D. Carlson, 2309 N.

Lantern Lane, told police a chainsaw, worth $200, was taken from a bedroom of his home Sept. 19. The theft was reported Wednesday afternoon. Meanwhile, a cable television Star Channel unscrambler box was removed from a westside apartment between noon and 5 p.m., Tuesday. Richard Perea, 404 W.

Santa Fe No. 207, the doors to the residences said the item is worth $200. were left unlocked. In both cases, police said The Tips Hotline Task Force will pay $50 for any Information leading to an Indictment on any of the following cases: The theft of air conditioning fans from the construction site of W.L. Gore Associates, 1505 N.

Fourth A series of thefts from the machines at self-serve car washes in the Flagstaff area; and, The burglary at the home of Gilbert Ortiz on Calle Reposa. In addition, the task force will pay $100 for information leading to an Indictment on the armed robbery of the Red Bluff Service Station on East Santa Fe Avenue. The identity of tipsters will be kept confidential. Tips can be called to the Flagstaff Police Detfstrt-ment, 774-1414. Hello, Newcomer! New In Flagstaff and would like to know more about your new area? 1 For Free gifts and Information, call your: WESTERN WELCOME SERVICE 526-3533.