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► ★ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE: Loan business and license in another town. Write P.O. Box 257, Griffin, Ga. FOR SALE: Beauty Shop equipment. Call after 4 p.m. 228- 8549. k★ TRUCKS k J FOR SALE ★ FOR SALE: 1972 Ford pick up Ranger 100, air conditioned, many extras. $2300. Phone 358- 2665. FOR SALE: '59 Chevrolet pick up, 6 cylinder, in good shape with camper cover. 227-8327. FOR SALE: Take up payments on 1973 Ford pick up. Phone 227- 5056. FOR SALE: '69 Ford Ranger, real good condition. 227-8198. FOR SALE: One 1967 c-60, 2Vz ton Chevrolet truck, also one '64 Dodge Van. Call 227-3675 after 5 p.m. FOR SALE: '66 Chevrolet pick up. Good gas mileage, SSOO. 228- 0483. For Sale: One Hobbs dump trailer and one city dump trailer. 228 1884 after 5. Anytime weekends. 1963 International Pick up. Stake Body. Runs good. S4OO firm. 227 4389. k ★CHILDCARE J y AND BABY SITTING Will keep children in my home 2nd and 3rd shift. $lO for one, sls for two. Also babysitting evenings for parents to go out. $.60 hour. 227 0307. Will keep children in my home East Griffin. Phone 228 0326. k ★ HOUSING J r WANTED ★ Have cash available to buy 4,5, or 6 room house. Can close same day. GRIFFIN AERO, Room 307, Commercial Bank Building or Phone 227-0869. Wanted to buy: Large house in good repair to move to another lot. 358 1363. k MOTORCYCLES J r FOR SALE 1973 Honda 350, practically new, low mileage, $775 or $l5O equity and assume payments. 946-3709. FOR SALE: Hodaka 100 B Model. May be seen, 110 Searcy Ave. k ★ PETS & k B LIVESTOCK ★ HORTON'S KENNEL Boarding and Grooming For All Breeds. Also Pups For Sale. Many Breeds To Choose From. Phone 227-6332. Puppies, Kittens, Keeshond puppies, cute as teddybears, Siamese kittens. Need good home for adult Basenjo, 567- 8889. FOR SALE: Five female Scottie puppies. 4 weeks old. $5 each. Call 228-0718. FOR SALE: Goats. 228 8845. Have puppies to give away. Call 567-3441 after 6 p.m. Welch stud horse, 2 years old. 227-0151 after 5. Suitable pets often may be obtained from the City of Griffin Dog Pound. Livestock and horses hauled anywhere, anytime. Lamar Scott. 227 5999. Jim Dandy Horse Feed and Range pellets now at good price. Carden Bros. Wholesale. 227-9421. J RENT A CAR RANDALL & BLAKELY 1000 W. Taylor St. 227-7937 COMBINATION WELDERS WANTED Good pay with automatic raises. Good working conditions. Eight paid holidays. Paid vacations. Retirement plan. Company paid accident and health insurance Company paid life insurance. Apply personnel office HOLAN DIVISION OF THE OHIO BRASS CO. Everee Inn Road — Griffin FOR SALE: Quarter horse. S2OO. 946-3442. Free puppies. 946-3442. Cross breed gelding and tack, $l5O. Cross breed Stallion, SSO. Both gentle. 228-1768. FOR SALE: Registered poodle Puppies. 5 weeks. Silver, white or cream. 228-8176. FOR SALE: Two registered Chihuahuas, male or female. Call 358-0091 after 6. FOR SALE: Horses and saddles. 228-3142. For Sale: Miniature dauchunds. 228 1090 or 227-8877. FOR SALE: Silver, male, unregistered Poodles. 227-0164. k ★LOST J V & FOUND ★ V LOST: Black billfold. Corner 12th and Taylor Streets. Money and papers. Phone 228-0908. Strayed-B rown female Pekingese dog. 11 years old. No identification worn. Answers to name of Susie. Last seen 10:30 p.m., Monday. Extremely excited by News Years Eve shooting celebration. Notify C.B. Mankin. 1114 Skyline Dr. 227-2638. Reward. FOUND: Small light red, male Dauschund. Vicinity of Orchard Hill. 228 2595 or 228-8214. LOST: Part pit bull dog. Light brown with some white, dark ears. Wearing brown harness. Answers to “Rhett". Reward. 227- FOUND: Ladies wrist watch. 228- k ★ HOMES k r FOR SALE ★ V FOR SALE BY OWNER: Well built older home in established neighborhood, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large utility room, den, hardwood floor under wall to wall carpet. Central heat and air. Some furniture included. Call 227-1968. 6 beautiful acres, with lake, 6 room house, 1 bath, large building and a utility building, 20 beautiful boxwoods. Approximately 150 ft. off N. Expressway on Laprade Rd. Call Dot McCullough, Res. 227- 6454, Wes Treadway Realty 228- 2816. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom, all electric. Large lot on Rehobeth Rd. Route 6. Small down. Assume mortgage payments of $150.00 per month. Call C. L. Copeland, 404 873-3921, extension 336, collect. FOR SALE BY OWNER: 3 bedroom, l'/z bath, large living room, den, dining room and kitchen combined. Fenced backyard. Call 227-4496. HOUSE FOR SALE: 946 4951 after 4 p.m. FOR SALE: Hampton, 7 room house, central heat, wall to wall carpeting, 3 air conditioners, cool entire house. Screened porch and garage. % acre wooded lots on one of Hampton's finest streets. Price mid 20's. By owner. 946-3367. HOUSE FOR SALE: 252 Memorial Drive. Barnesville, Ga. 3 bedrooms. Brick veneer, built 8 years ago, l’/z baths, living room, dining room, kitchen with built-in oven and surface units. Frig, dishwasher, ample storage space, double carport, central air and heat, large beautifully landscaped lot. Priced $27,750, 10 percent cash down payment, assume a $11,700.00 loan at s'/m percent. Remainder to be financed by the seller on attractive terms and rates. Contact: Edwin D. Foshee 358-2062, Barnesville Associate, United Realty Co. 676 N. Highland Ave., Atlanta, Ga. FOR SALE: One three room house, and one five room house on Bourban St. Small down payment. Balance monthly to dependable person. 227-6993. For sale: Beautiful new Colonial 3 bedroom brick veneer home. Paneled den, built-in kitchen, separate dining room, large screen porch and side entering double carport. Wall to wall carpeting and central air conditioning. 258 Brown Acres Rd. Call Otis Blake Blake Builders Supply Co. "The Home of Quality" 228-1444 or 227-7667. H. H. BUCKALEW Electrical Contractor Expert Wiring Installations And Repairs 227-4331 BARRON REALTY C. RAY BARRON, Broker Office: 228-4920 □ REALTOR* Sales Staff: Richard Evans 227-3497 Joan Montgomery 228-8059 DELUXE 5 BEDROOM Beautiful brick home in choice Southside location. Main level has entrance foyer, living room — dining room combination, den with fireplace, built-in kitchen with dishwasher, breakfast area, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Basement level has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, large unfinished playroom, laundry room. Central heat 8, air. Carpeted. Patio. Third Ward School District. (1025 Windsor Way). ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDROOM BRICK ■ Home on deep lot, fenced back yard. Living-dining room combination, paneled den, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Built-in kitchen with dishwasher, paneled din : -_ -ea. Inside utility Beautiful hardwooo» -urs throughout. Carport. Established yard. Crescent School District. Price reduced! Low thirties. (1205 Oxford Rd.) START THE NEW YEAR - In your own home. Brand new brick home, nearing completion. Select your carpeting 8< floor covering. 3 bedrooms, 2 wall-papered baths. Paneled family room. Built-in kitchen with dishwasher. Double carport. Central heat 8. air. Convenient to By Pass 8< Industrial Park. Crescent School District. Low thirties. (Everee Rd.) IMMACULATE 2 BEDROOM Brick home on pretty lot, fenced back yard. Living room, separate dining room, built-in kitchen. Separate breakfast room with sliding glass doors to patio. Paneled den. Inside utility area. Every room carpeted. A truly great buy in the low twenties! This home is in A l condition. (1340 N. 9th St.) CONVENIENT NORTHSIDE LOCATION Ideal for commuters. Attractive brick home on quiet dead-end street, just minutes to new shopping center under construction. 3 bedrooms, I’/z baths, built-in kitchen, paneled dining area. Huge utility room with washer dryer connections, built-in ironing board, sink, plenty of room for freezer. Carport. Central heat 8< air. Fenced back yard. New financing, or equity 8, assume 7’/< percent loan with monthly payments of $105.00 . Shown by appointment. Orrs School District. (1728 E. Mercer Dr.) 100 PERCENT VA FINANCING To qualified veteran. No down payment, no closing costs. Brick 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Built-in kitchen. Dining area. Carport with utility room. Fenced back yard. Lots of extras included. Shown by appointment. (1118 Parkview Dr.) NORTHSIDE ■ 3 bedroom frame home on large corner lot. Just off Old Atlanta Rd. Living room has fireplace. Large kitchen, refrigerator 8< dishwasher included. Assume 7’/4 percent loan with monthly payments of $126.00. including taxes 8. insurance. Immediate possession. Orrs School District. (Elizabeth Street) FHA APPROVED 3 bedroom home on large corner lot, entire yard fenced. Living dining room combination. Repainted inside 8. out! Carport with utility room. Metal storage building included. Immediate possession. Budget-priced at $16,100. (1122 George Circle) LOW EQUITY 8. ASSUME -7 percent loan with monthly payments of only $83.00 including taxes 8< insurance. 2 bedroom frame home on corner lot, 2 blocks from Jackson Rd. School. Large carpeted living room. Kitchen with breakfast area. $12,000. (904 E. Broadway) NEAT 4 ROOM FRAME HOME - Large kitchen with breakfast area. Aluminum siding. Oak floors . 1 window AC 8. all drapes included. Shown by appointment. $10,500. (505 N. 13th St.) 5 ROOM FRAME HOME Good buy for the family who wants to save by remodeling themselves. SI4OO equity and assume payments of $68.65 . Immediate possession. E. Griffin area. $7850. (Park Avenue) ALMOST NEW DOUBLE WIDE MOBILE HOME Located on nice wooded 2 acre tract north of Griffin. Over 1400 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Den with bar has sliding glass doors to extra-large deck. Built in kitchen. Large living 8. dining room. Beautifully furnished. Central heat 8. air. Completely carpeted. RESIDENTIAL LOT: Build your dream home on this beautiful wooded corner lot. Choice Southside location. Crescent School District. (Cor. Wesley Dr. 8, Rainbow Circle) Owner will finance. 1.12 ACRE LOT Wooded corner lot north of Griffin, convenient to expressway. Pomona area. 217 ft. frontage on Jordan Hill Rd., 225 ft. frontage on Baptist Camp Road. 2 PLUS ACRES - 300 ft. frontage on McDonough Rd. Pecan trees. Jackson Rd. School District. Restricted to homes. Owner will finance. 3 LOTS - Just off McDonough Rd. % acre each. One is corner lot. Restricted to homes. Jackson Rd. School District. Owner will finance. ARMISTEAD CIRCLE Pinetree Hills Subdivision. 100 x 200 lot. Wooded. Area of new homes. ACREAGE - 54.91 acres, open 8. wooded. Lamar County. ’/< miles off Griffin Barnesville By-Pass. 1900 ft. road frontage. Approximately 25 acres in pecan trees. Owner will finance. COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS: DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT • Attached living quarters ■ Living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. Rental house on property. Fronting on busy highway. All on 5 acres. Perfect for family operation. MODERN RESTAURANT fronts on well-traveled highway in area of rapid growth. Approx. 11 miles to Peachtree City. Beautifully-decorated dining room with fireplace, also private dining room. Fully equipped modern kitchen. Established clientale. -111-health forces sale. Owner financing available. SEE US FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS • RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ■ ACREAGE - SALES LISTINGS FINANCING ARRANGED • VA FHA - CONVENTIONAL. FOR SALE: 3 bedroom 2 baths, family room, living room, dining room combination, carpeted, central heat and air. Crescent School area. Pay equity and assume loan or refinance. Call Sue Ogletree at Griffin Realty, 227-8661 or residence 228-1300. 3 bedroom brick homes, carpet, dishwasher, disposal, full basement. $32,500. 8.1 percent interest rate. 95 percent financing. $1,625 down. $235 per month plus tax and insurance. Call collect 289-1947. FOR SALE: Spacious new home at 103 Greenwood Court in Hillandale. All conveniences. 2600 sq. ft. finished living area, plus 1400 sq. ft. in basement and garage. Bob Crossfield, day 227- 3246, night 227-5145. HELP WANTED WANTED: Female companion for elderly lady. Monday thru Friday, with room, board and salary. For further information call 228-8371. HIGH ANNUAL INCOMES Can be earned in commission your very first year, using our proven sales system. IF YOU Are interested in a career opportunity with merit promotions where you will earn above average incomes, regardless of economic conditions, and you are not afraid to try, for what you want in life. Then you are the type person we would like to talk to. MALE OR FEMALE IF YOU QUALIFY. The Combined Group of Companies is interested in adding 3 full time career minded sales representatives, to our staff in the Griffin Metro area. We will guarantee you S7OO to SIOOO to start and what is more you will derive 60 percent of your income from our established accounts. You will be trained for 2 weeks at our expense in Atlanta with on the iob training afterwards. Exceptional pension plan with all fringe benefits. IF YOU ARE an outgoing sociable, sportsminded, person and have a good car then you owe it to yourself to call now for appointment. So we can exchange information. Call John Talley for appointment for personal interview Ramada inn, 1-285 and Riverdale Rd. College Park, 766-1621. Mon- Fri., Jan. 7-11, 9-12 and 2-8. Equal Opportunity Co. HELP WANTED: Male or female with printing plant experience. Good opportunity for right person. Mays Printing Co. 227 5411. Manager trainee. Salary, bonus, retirement, hospital insurance, vacation. Must relocate. Apply at One Hour Martinizing, College Hill Shopping Center. WANTED: Full time cashier, must be neat and over 18. Apply in person only, see Alton Burgess at Pic n' Pay. HELP WANTED: Experienced cook, waitresses and front desk personel. Apply in person to Holiday Inn, 1,-75 and Hampton Rd., in Locust Grove. HELP WANTED: Office manager, some light bookkeeping, some typing, excellent benefits, good pay. Apply American Oil Co. 123 West Solomon Street. Griffin, Ga. 30223. WANTED: Agricultural Research Assistant to work in Plant Introduction nursery and greenhouse. Prefer person with experience in operating farm equipment. Plant Introduction Department, Georgia Experiment Station. We are an equal opportunity employer. WANTED: Women to help with children. Must live in, 5 days a week. Monday-Friday. Room, board, small salary. 227-0307. WANTED: Licensed real estate salesman. Leon Bates Realty 227 2174. Regular part time inventory and re order work. Call collect. 704 364 7954. WANTED: Night auditor. Days Inn Motel, McDonough. Top pay with vacation and holidays. 5 or 6 nights per week. Call Mr. Lewis 957 5818. Texas refinery corp, offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to mature individual in Griffin area. Regardless of experience, airmail H. J. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. Part time, Griffin. Telephone recruiter, work in home $2.00 per hour. Write Ga. Easter Seal Society 1211 Spring St. N.W. Atlanta, Ga., 30309. Include address and phone number. WANTED: LPN for 11-7 shift. Contact Spalding Convalesant Center. 228-4517. ROOFERS, REGULAR WORK, GOOD PAY. WILDE ROOFING COMPANY. 715 E. TAYLOR STREET. Man to do body work, Contact Wilders Paint and Body Shop after 7 p.m. 227-6658. HELP WANTED: Housekeeper for doctor's home. Top salary. Write Addie's Domestic Service. 57 Forsyth Street, Atlanta, Ga. or call AUTO PARTS STORE SEEKS GOOD COUNTER HELP. EXPERIENCED PREFERRED BUT WILL TRAIN. REPLY TO P.O. BOX 558, GRIFFIN, GA. Immediate opening for experienced resident manager. 80 unit complex, Griffin. Send resume' to Cambridge Management Co. 6685 Peachtree Ind. Blvd. Atlanta, 30340. DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Reader can’t keep diet DEAR DR. LAMB - I have a big problem and that is my weight. I went to five doctors ahd all they say is to cut down. My problem is this. I can’t take diet pills at all, and I’m scared to anyway. I have tried Dr. Atkins’ diet faithfully and it resulted in weakness. I tried Dr. Still man’s and it resulted in my being hungry for certain foods. I know 1 do not need a large amount of food or even want it. My body seems to crave any goods, nothing in particular, just food. I gain weight real fast. I would ap preciate any advice. DEAR READER - You need to learn something about nutrition. Those fad diets are not going to help you and may make you sick. Fatigue is a frequent com plaint when people cut down on their calories too much. As a general guideline, I Ford backing full disclosure WASHINGTON (UPI) - Vice President Gerald R. Ford has publicly urged President Nixon to reveal information on two Watergate-related matters — the ITT and milk fund con troversies. “I think the White House ought to get these documents out and make them available to the public,” Ford said. “I think it will increase public support for his position above that at the present time.” White House sources have been quoted recently as indicat ing the administration has had a change of heart about its “Operation Candor” and that some information which had been expected to be released will be withheld. Interviewed Sunday on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” Ford said he had favored Nixon’s disclosing his income tax returns and other financial information “And I hope and trust, despite what I understand is some reluctance at the present time, that the President will continue with Operation Candor, with a full disclosure or a white paper involving the HELP WANTED: Have immediate openings for registered nurse. Must be licensed in Georgia, be physically able and willing to work 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. shift. Would have responsibility for all patients on two units when relieving regular nurse. Should have an interest in caring for the physically impaired. Contact Jean R. Meehan, R.N., Georgia Warm Springs Foundation, Warm Springs, Georgia , (404) 655- 3321. Experienced cook or will train for short orders. Apply Mark Inn, McDonough. No phone, calls please. Earn while you learn to be a building construction project manager. Must be willing and able to work. Phone 227-1999. Public Notices LETTERSOF DISMISSION LEGAL 7594 GEORGIA, SPALDING COUNTY Whereas, Malinda Jean Crawford, Administrator of Veronica Baily Wimbush, represents to the Court in his petition , duly filed and entered Frigidaire I ||®Njj WASHERS & 1 ■ DRYERS M jH I MILLER’S GRIFFIN APPLIANCE 612 West H Taylor St. Page 9 would suggest that you cut out sweets such as syrups, sugar and foods that contain them. You can continue to eat leafy vegetables, carrots, radishes, tomatoes and fresh fruit in reasonable amounts. Limit your bread to four slices a day. Eliminate all ex cess fat, including butter and margarine. Use lean meat, lean poultry, such as the white meat or the breast without the skin, lean fish such as flounder, codfish and sole. Use fortified skim milk (about a quart a day) or uncreamed cottage cheese. Do not use fat in cooking. You should be careful not to cut down your calories to the point that you are fatigued. That can be harmful. A lot of fad diets can work because the person eats fewer calories. This applies to the low carbohydrate diets including the Atkins’ diet. ITT matter and the so-called milk fund contribution.” The ITT controversy involves whether a $400,000 contribution by a subsidiary of the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp, to Nixon’s re election campaign was related to a favorable antitrust decision involving ITT and the Hartford Fire Insurance Co. The milk fund controversy involves con tributions by dairy interests and whether these were linked to administration action on milk price supports. Ford said he is convinced the President acted properly in both cases. He said he believes most Republican members of Con gress feel, as he does, that the President, having started Oper ation Candor in December, should go forward with it. On a related matter, Ford said that if the Senate Watergate com mittee would scale down its subpoena for some 500 White House tapes and documents on a wide range of subjects there might be room for compromise, on record, that he has fully administered Veronica Bailey Wimbush's estate. This is therefore to cite all persons concerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should not be discharged from his administration, and receive lettersof dismission, on the first Monday in February, 1974. George C. Imes, Ordinary. LETTERSOF ADMINISTRATION LEGAL 7583 CITATION GEORGIA, SPALDING COUNTY TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Everett Turnell Wilson having in proper form applied to me for Permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of Everett Joseph Wilson, late of said County, this is to cite all and singular the creditors and next of kin of Everett Joseph Wilson to be and appear at my office within the time allowed by law, and show cause, if any they can, why permanent administration should not be granted to Everett Turnell Wilson on the estate of Everett Joseph Wilson. Witness my hand and official signature, this day of 1973. George C. Imes, Ordinary — Griffin Daily News Monday, January 7,1974 People don’t realize that a pound of separable lean of round steak only contains 600 calories. That is why it is good for a diet, but the end result is eating a lot of food without getting too many calories. Some of these diets upset the body chemistry so much that the person com pletely loses his appetite. Despite public claims to the contrary'by some of the diet gurus, your weight gain or loss depends solely on how many calories your body uses and how many calories you eat, unless you are sick. An untreated diabetic, for exam ple, may lose a lot of sugar calories in the urine. To a sensible diet program I would suggest you add a daily exercise program. You can start with walking. Build into your life style at least a mile and a half walk each day. Two or even three miles would be better. And, add to Hearings open on state budget ATLANTA (UPI) — Hearings get underway at the state Capi tol today on Gov. Jimmy Car ter’s proposed $1.62 billion bud get for the next fiscal year and a $10.4 million supplemental spending bill for the current budget. The House and Senate appro priations committees are hold ing joint hearings before the legislature convenes next Mon day, in an effort to speed up the work and avoid the usual mid - session recess. The two spending packages appear to be the major issues thus far in the 1974 General As sembly session. Carter has pre dicted a gloomy financial pic ture, saying state revenue col lections would probably be down $67 million because of the ener- Jackson ceremony tonight ATLANTA (UPI) — Maynard Jackson will be inaugurated as the 47th mayor of Atlanta Mon day, the first black man ever to hold the office. His swearing-in at the Civic Center will be a “people’s” ceremony of pageantry and song, foregoing for the first time the traditional ceremony at City Hall. Thousands are expected to at tend the event, at which the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and a 250-voice chorus from Georgia State, Spelman, Geor gia Tech, Morris Brown and Morris Brown and Morehouse colleges will perform. Opera singer Mattiwilda Dobbs, Jack son’s aunt, will sing a few selec tions. Officials say the inaugural is expected to cost almost $2,000, but the citizens group which planned the affair says private donations already have covered the cost. City Council President Wyche Fowler and 18 city councilmen will also be sworn in, as a new city charter goes into effect re placing the old Board of Aider men with a City Council and the vice mayor with a council president. The 35-year-old Jackson, a native of Dallas, Tex., defeated Mayor Sam Massell in a runoff last October with 59.2 per cent of the vote. Jackson, a graduate of More house College in Atlanta and North Carolina College Law School, served as vice mayor in the Massell administration. Want Ads Pay! LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED Pick-Up & Delivery White’s Auto Store Phone 228-3130 STATE FARM RALPH GATLIN .102’2 N. Expry. Phone 227 2512 your program some strength type exercises, such as the calisthenics. This does mean knee bends, push-ups, sit-ups, and the like. Then, don’t expect mira cles to happen. It should take several months to lose very much weight. It comes off about as slowly as it goes on. Above all, don’t overdo it so much you feel tired or ill. We all need food to feel our best. When we feel well, it is easier to be active and that helps build a healthy program to stay slim as opposed to the starved and skinny or feast and fat cycle so many people go through. Send your questions to Dr. Lamb, in care of this newspaper, P.O Box 1551. Radio City Station. New York. N.Y. 10019 For a copy of Dr Lamb's booklet on balanced diet, send 50 cents to the same address and ask for 'Balanced Diet" booklet. gy crisis. Federal revenue shar ing funds should be down al most $49 million, Carter said, because payments in 1973 - 74 cover two- and -a - half years of the program. James T. Mclntyre, director of budget planning for the Car ter administration, will present a “general overview” of state spending in the joing hearings Monday. Dr. Henry Thomassen, an administration fiscal expert, will present revenue estimates for the coming year. The rest of the week will be devoted to testimony from the various state departments. Of ficials from the transportation and education departments will appear at the joint hearings Tuesday, the natural resources and human resources depart ments on Wednesday, human re sources again and the Board of Regents on Thursday, and the departments of agriculture and offender relations on Friday. Human Resources Director Richard Hardin, whose depart ment would get $6.2 million of Carter’s $10.4 million supple mental spending bill, will be questioned closely at the hear ings. House Appropriations Committee Chairman James “Sloppy” Floyd says the committee hearings will con tinue through the first week of the session and possible into the second. Once the legislature is in ses sion, Floyd said, floor sessions will be held only in the morn ings, leaving the afternoons for working out the budget. Doctors hopeful WASHINGTON (UPI) - Physicians are optimistic that X-ray treatments have cured Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, Il- Minn., of any danger stemming from a minute tumor on his bladder even if it turns out to be malignant. The 62-year-old former vice president rested comfortably Sunday at Bethesda Naval Hospital where he underwent follow-up tests to the X-ray treatments he began in Novem ber. He is expected to be released during the week. Dr. Edgar Berman, Hum phrey’s personal physician, reported him in excellent spirits and said he undoubtedly would be ready for the reconvening of the Senate on Jan. 21. A fuller check on the tumor will be conducted in early March to determine if it has persisted or has been eradicated by the X-ray procedure. ROAD SERVICE TUNE-UP: LUBRICATION TIRE REPAIRS Downtown Shell 235 E. Taylor St. IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US! WE WANT TO SERVE YOU CITY FINANCE 112 N. Hill St. 228-1660