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Newspaper Page TextSomalia expells Russian advisers NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — So malia, angry at the Soviet Un ion’s tilt toward rival Ethiopia, is expelling the Soviet navy from its chief bases on the Horn of Africa and ordering thousands of Soviet advisers out of the East African country, Radio Somalia has announced. The broadcast Sunday said the Marxist government was also breaking diplomatic rela- COUNTRY CLOTH SHOP Teamen Road Free Macrama Classes Can For Details 227-6015 Sears TURKEY DAYS SALE Ijtef beta I WW TURKEY I Hr Boms I Uy with any I Major Appliance I nr Home Improvement, | nlSlsonrmnre! MONDAY thru SATURDAY November 14 thru 10th COME SEE SANTA CLAUS 6:00-9:00 P.M. MON. & TUES. zSaQ Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back CCI O 539 W- To * ,or oears orwin Convenient! Shop Sears Catalog by Shona 227 2402 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Christmas • Shop i s ft' ? ® Tuesday, Nov. 15th only, 1-5 I First United Methodist Church J 9 I 9 Stocking Staffers - Gift Ideas - Wreaths S ® I i All New Ideas and Hems 5 ’ il 9 Larry Lucas Ltd. of Atlanta g * Also Griffis Christmas Design Show ? I ’ 3 9 10-12 AM. 7-9 P.M. S jr By Larry Lucas £jl J Atlanta, Ga, 256-2614 I 9 HI S Come learn - Browse - Have Fan | 1 tions with Cuba, renouncing the 1974 friendship treaty with the Soviet Union and ordering a re duction in the Soviet Embassy staff in Mogadishu, the Somali capital. Somalia has been the Soviet Union’s chief ally in East Africa since 1969. But recently Moscow has been pouring arms into Ethiopia and denying them to Somalia in an attempt to end the rebellion in Ethiopia’s Ogaden region by Somali tribesmen who want to join the territory to neighboring Somalia. Somalia claims that the Marxist military regime in Addis Ababa is also being aided in the Ogaden war by Cuban ' troops, a charge which Cuba 1 denies. Neither Moscow nor Havana had immediate comment on the Somali action. But Somali Pres ident Mohammed Siad Barre had repeatedly warned the Rus sians that the Soviet-Somali al liance was in danger, and the announcement Sunday was no surprise. It has appeared for some time that the Russians thought either that the Somalis would not go so far or that Ethiopia would prove a more valuable ally. But with much of Ethiopia in revolt and the ruling military clique in Addis Ababa a hotbed of dissension, the Kremlin may have made a serious miscalculation. Information Minister Ab dulqadir Salad Hasan an nounced that the Soviet military and technical experts in Somalia, who are believed to number between 3,000 and 4,- 000, had seven days to leave the country. He said the Cuban embassy staff had to get out in 48 hours. Abdulqadir said Soviet use of Somali facilities “on land and sea” would end immediately. The Soviet navy’s Indian Ocean fleet has been using the port of Berbera, on the Gulf of Aden in northern Somalia, and Kismayu, on the southern coast. Western experts say the Soviets also had missile storage silos at Berbera. Somalia exchanged these facilities for Soviet weapons and training for the Somali armed forces. Somalia denies that its army is fighting in the Ogaden desert of southeast Ethiopia although it admits to arming and aiding the rebels, who are Somali tri besmen. 3 men acquitted in gaming AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Three Augusta men have been acquitted of federal gambling charges in connection with an alleged sports betting oper ation. A U.S. District Court jury Saturday acquitted James Moore, 77; Thomas Oscar Groo ver, 51, and William Wallace Jackson. The jurors were unable to reach a verdict in the cases of five co-defendants, and U.S. District Court Judge Anthony Alaimo scheduled a new trial for them later this month. The 11-page indictment charged the defendants with conspiracy, operating an illegal gambling business and using in terstate telephone lines to facil itate the operation. j K V** j| M Until Tuesday / I Figure* shoe '\{Wx"x —III < lew 1 Jl /“"""Xk | temperature / U V Vorarea. Cold 50 Warm ~ 50 SSSSSE Data from Stationary Occluded NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, — NOAA, U.S. Dept, ol Commerce FORECAST FOR GRIFFIN AREA — Fair and not so cold tonight. Lows in the mid 30s. Sunny and little wanner Tuesday with highs in the low 60s. National Guard general, 3 others found dead MIDWAY, Ga. (AP) — Carbon monoxide fumes apparently overcame a retired state National Guard brigadier general and three other Georgians found dead aboard a yacht near the Georgia coast Sunday, Liberty County authorities say. The bodies of retired Brig. Gen. R. E. “Ed” Evans, 65; his wife, Cynthia, 62, and two of their neighbors, Robert Cawdor, age unavailable, and his wife, Sally, 47, were found aboard the 40-foot yacht, said Sheriff Robert Sikes. Sikes said Evans’ yacht, “Cyn II,” was found anchored in the Half Moon River off Colonels Island. The four, all of Savannah, left Gym teacher, who posed nude, wouldn’t do it again LOS ANGELES (AP) - Three years ago, gym teacher Lou Zivkovich doffed his clothes to become a Playgirl centerfold. His wife left him, his school tried to fire him and he now has two lawsuits in the works. On the plus side, the center fold shot did bring Playgiri’s 1974 “Man of the Year” some television and commercial parts, friendship with Mae West and a second marriage to a former Miss Arizona. But he says now he’d rather get into show business through an agent. “I wouldn’t pose for another magazine nude,” the 35-yearold Apple Valley High School physical education teacher said. “It’s OK if it’s in statues or museums, but when you do it in the flesh, it doesn’t work.” Zivkovich says he expected some public notice, but nothing Bridge players head for Atlanta ATLANTA (AP) - An inter national field of thousands of bridge players is expected in Atlanta Friday at the opening of the American Contract Bridge League’s Fall North American Championships. The 10-day tournament at two local hotels will include nation- B y 927 South Hfll Street 228-9300 PRICE REDUCED!!! jl 3. 1T81 ONLY $21,900 -for this extra-neat 3 bedroom brick borne on 1.3 acres. Carpeted. Bnflt-in kitchen. Central heat Carport Convenient Northside location. FHA or Con ventional Financing Available. 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I had told school author ities,” he said in a recent tele phone interview. He received SI,OOO and an enjoyable week end in Hawaii to pose for the photos. The school board voted to fire Zivkovich. He appealed, and a three-member state appeals panel agreed in March 1975 that he was “indeed a responsible individual and fit to serve as a teacher in the district.” He could be admonished for a “mistake in judgment,” but not fired, the panel ruled. But the school district refused to restore him as tennis coach and department chairman. ally ranked competitors in mixed pairs, life masters men’s and women’s pairs, blue ribbon pairs and reisinger open teams. A number of regional cham pionships and competition in novice pairs also are scheduled. Page 5 Zivkovich has filed a suit in San Bernardino Superior Court seeking SB,OOO in back pay for the extra duties taken from him. The matter will be heard in December or January. He also has pending a $2 mil lion invasion of privacy suit in Los Angeles Superior Court against Playgirl Magazine. He claims the article that accom panied the photos was tasteless and fabricated. The story talks about a “rest tless” 6-foot-4, 216-pound young man who played Canadian pro fessional football, fought off groupies and tried to avoid bar brawls. The article did not mention Zivkovich’s wife and two chil dren. His wife was not amused. They were divorced in 1975. Some of the centerfold fallout was exciting for Zivkovich. The publicity from the dismissal hearings brought calls from TV figures. He was on “To Tell the Truth.” But despite the benefits, Ziv kovich says, “If I had to do it over again, I wouldn’t.” If you need a new pump for your, private water system, you fl. couldn’t make a wiser choice [7 - than GOULDS... r We offer the subSurance Protection Plan that . J! assures your new Goulds £ submersible will withstand ' Ey? 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About 45 representatives from Common Cause groups around the state met in Atlanta during the weekend to set pri orities for their organization, which they call “the citizens’ lobby.” “The Georgia Legislature is literally infested with powerful, big money special interests who The Arrow Kent... L\ Bl A M Zi SS — il’y fl 1 IOGC w ! a z Hfim* jßttl \ CUB XT ■IWtO x The Kent is styled for comfort and good looks, 65% Dacron polyester, 35% cotton. Sizes 14%- 18, sleeve lengths 32-35. Colors: White, light blue, navy, chocolate, tan, black. Long Sleeve - Prices Begin $10.50 Short Sleeve - Prices Begin $9.00 dufjon'd 115 South Hill Street Griffin, Ga. get their way year after year to the detriment of the people of Georgia,” said Larry Thomas on of Decatur, the group’s state chairman. “Only the passage of our pro posed bill to regulate lobbying and to make lobbyists account for their money can truly re store our citizens’ faith in their government,” Thomason said. A lobbyist-disclosure bill was introduced in the state Senate last session, won passage after being watered down, then foundered in a House com mittee.