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1 3 1 1 THE TENNESSEAN, Wednesday, July 26, 1978 Patton, 19, of 819 Colfax Services for Timothy Taken off TV Timothy Patton Ms. Costanza Services Today Drive, will be at 2 p.m. today at Hibbett and Hailey Funeral Home. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Patton, an employee of Muzak Systems, was electrocuted Monday while he and his brother, Steve Patton, were installing a sound system at a company in Clarksville, Tenn.

Patton was pronounced dead at Clarksville Memorial Hospital. He was was electrocuted about 3:15 p.m. when he touched a he metal rod attached to a high voltage wire, his brother sal Patton was a member of st.a John's Lutheran Church. Survivors, in addition to his brother, are his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Albert Patton, Nashville; two half brothers, Bobby Mimms, Louisville, and Eddie Mimms, Miami; a half sister, Mrs. Betty Jane Menees; and grandmother, Mrs. Robbie Lafferty, both of Nashville. Local Stocks Ala. Tenn Financial Natural Gas.

.9 20 Amer. American General Ins. 27 Baker Bros. Beatrice Foods Beneficial Ntl 11 Bruno's Capitol Intern. Air.

Care Inns. Century Bankshares Comdata Network. 7 Cook Cummings Sign. Dollar General Durr-Fillauer 13 E.H. Crump 9 First Amtenn First Memphis SBI First Tenn.

Natl General Care General 15 Genesco. HCA Hillhaven Holiday Inns. INA Corp Ind. Life Accdt Ireland's Kentucky Prop. Tr 3 Kuhn's Big Life of Georgia.

33 Lin Broadcasting McDowell Enterprises Mooney Broadcasting .5 Murray Ohio. 22 Mutual Savings Life Nash City Bank Nash Decatur RR Natl. Comm. National Old Line Life. National Savings.

Nationwide Corp. NLT Corp. 24 Northwest National Provident Life 44 Red Food Stores. 143 Reliable Republic Life National Insur. Life.

Co.173 Scottish Inns of .3 Securities Life of Service Merchandise Shoney's Big Boy Southern Airways Spectronics. 27 Tenn. Natural Gas 93 Tenn. Valley Bancorp 15 Third National Corp Thomas Nelson. 19 20 Union Planters United Cities Gas Volunteer Capital 19 20 Wendys Int'l.

35 World Service. Not Listed Standard NEW YORK (AP) Poor's 500 Stock Index High 400 Indust 109.12 20 Transpt 14.36 40 Utilities 52.73 40 Financi 11.95 500 Stocks 98.73 Poor's Standard and for Tuesday: Low Close Chg. 107.40 108.82+0.83 14.13 14.34+0.18 52.13 52.49+0.11 11.77 11.91+0.08 97.20 98.44+..72 Death Notices DAVIS, Mrs. Annie Irene-July 24, 1978 Covina, California. Survived by daughters, Mrs.

Mai Womack, Mrs. Paulina Claytor and Mrs. Jennie Winkler, all of Nashville; Miss Margaret E. Davis, Kingston Springs, Mrs. Evelyn Forrester, Covina; Mrs.

Ellen Stenerson, West Covina; sons, Richard Davis, Nashville and William M. Davis, Covina, ten grandchildren; twenty great grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Wilma Hightower, Gallatin, Mrs. Delia Carr, Nashville: brothers, Garland Harper, Manchester, Roy Harper, Nashville and Lewis Harper, Portland, Tenn. Remains will arrive in Nashville Wednesday evening and be at the Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway where funeral services will be conducted Friday at 10:00 a.m.

by the Rev. Eugene Moore. Interment field Methodist -Church Cemetery, Brackentown, Tenn. at 12:00 noon. Grandsons and Great Grandsons will serve as pallbearers.

ROESCH PATTON DORRIS CHARLTON, Broadway Chapel, 1715 Broadway, 244-6480. Let Them Know Ayoure Thinking Of Them Florals from $12.50 24 Hour Phone Service 327-0202 Order and say "Charge it" U.S. Bonds NEW YORK Counter Tuesday. Rate Mat. 7.63 Aug 8.75 Aug 6.63 Aug 6.25 Sep 5.88 Oct 6.00 Nov 5.75 Nov 5.25 Dec 8.13 Dec 5.88 Jan 7.00 Feb 5.88 Feb 6.00 Mar 5.88 Apr 7.88 May 6.13 May 6.13 1.75 6.25 6.25 6.88 Aug 6.63 Aug 6.63 Sep 8.50 7.25 6.25 Nov 6.63 Nov 7.00 Nov 7.13 Nov 7.13 Dec 7.50 Dec 7.50 Jan 4.00 Feb 6.50 Feb 7.65 Feb 7.50 Mar 7.75 Apr 6.88 May 8.00 May 7.63 Jun 8.25 8.50 Jul 6.75 Aug 9.00 Aug 6.88 Sep 3.50 Nov 7.13 Nov 5.88 Dec 7.00 Feb 7.38 Feb 6.88 Mar 7.38 May 7.50 May 6.75 Jun 7.00 Aug 7.63 Aug 6.75 Sep 7.00 Nov 7.75 Nov 7.25 Dec 6.13 Feb 6.38 Feb 7.88 Mar 7.00 May 8.00 May 8.25 Jun 8.13 Aug 7.13 Nov 7.88 Nov 8.00 Feb 7.88 May 3.25 Jun 7.00 Nov 7.25 Feb 6.38 Aug 7.25 Aug 8.00 Feb 3.25 May 4.25 May 7.88 May 8.00 Aug 6.13 Nov 7.63 Nov 8.25 May 3.50 Feb 8.25 May 4.25 Aug 7.25 Aug 4.00 Feb 6.75 Feb 7.88 Feb 7.50 Aug (AP) Closing Over theU.S.

Treasury Bonds for date Bid Asked Bid Chg Yid 1978 99.30 100 7.37 1978 100.1 100.3 6.69 1978 99.27 99.29, 7.42 1978 99.21 99.23..... 7.70 1978 99.14 99.16..... 1978 99.12 99.14..... 1978 99.6 99.8 1.92 1978 98.24 98.26+ 8.09 1978 99.30 100.2 7.93 1979 98.26 98.30..... 8.04 1979 99.10 99.12.....

8.18 1979 98.20 98.22+ .1 8.17 1979 98.14 98.18..... 8.22 1979 98.7 98.11+ .1 8.16 1979 99.22 99.26..... 8.12 1979 98.6 98.10..... 8.23 1979 97.30 98.2 8.34 1979 99.15 99.19..... 8.21 1979 97.29 98.6 8.32 1979 97.25 97.29+ .1 8.37 1979 98.12 98.16.....

8.39 1979 98.1 98.5 8.42 1979 97.28 98 8.44 1979 100 100.4 .1 8.39 1979 98.15 8.45 1979 97.7 97.114 8.44 1979 97.20 97.24.... 8.48 1979 98.3 98.7 8.47 1979 98.7 1979 98.4 98.8 8.45 1979 98.21 98.25..... 8.42 1980 98.18 98.22..... 8.44 1980 94.12 94.20..... 7.74 1980 97.2 97.6 1980 98.21 98.25+ 8.46 1980 98.13 98.17+ 8.46 1980 98.27 98.31+ .1 8.39 1980 97.12 97.16.....

8.40 1980 99.4 99.8 8.45 1980 98.13 98.17..... 1980 99.17 99.194 8.48 1980 99.29 99.31..... 8.52. 1980 96.22 96.26.... 8.47 1980 100.28 101 8.46 1980 96.23 96.27.....

8.49 1980 90.24 91 7.85 1980 97 91.4 .1 8.52 1980 94.8 94.124 .1 8.49 1981 96.13 96.21+ .2 8.48 1981 97.7 97.15..... 8.50 1981 95.30 96.6 .1 8.50 1981 96.30 97.6 8.52 1981 97.10 97.14..... 8.55 1981 95.11 95.19+ .1 8.48 1981 96.2 96.18..... 8.30 1981 97.15 97.23+ 8.49 1981 94.31 95.7 .1 8.50 1981 95.14 95.22..... 8.53 1981 97.20 97.28.....

8.50 1981 96.2 96.10+ .1 8.51 1982 92.23 92.31+ .3 8.46 1982 93.6 93.22.... 8.47 1982 97.27 97.31+ .1 8.53 1982 94.29 95.5 8.52 1982 98.12 98.20+ .1 8.43 1982 98.30 99.2 .2 8.54 1982 98.15 98.23..... 8.50 1982 94.23 94.31 .1 8.55 1982 97.14 97.22.... 8.53 1983 97.30 98.6 8.49 1983 97.8 97.12+ 8.55 1978-83 81.6 81.22+ 7.83 1983 93.13 93.21+ .2 8.51 1984 93.30 94.6 8.59 1984 89.18 90.2 8.51 1984 93.28 94 .1 8.54 1985 97.3 97.7 .1 8.56 1985 75.16 76.16..... 7.76 1975-85 79.16 80.16.....

8.02 1986 95.17 95.25..... 8.63 1986 96.3 96.21 .9 8.58 1986 85.26 86.26+ .4 8.36 1987 93.16 93.24..... 8.62 1988 97.9 97.13+ .1 8.64 1990 73.30 6.64 1990 97.1 97.17+ .3 8.59 1987-92 74.4 75.4 7.07 1992 88.14 88.22..... 8.66 1988-93 73.26 74.26+ 6.74 1993 84.22 85.22+ 8.48 1993 93.11 93.15..... 8.67 1988-93 90.2 91.2 8.55 Tennessee Livestock Tennessee livestock auctions Monday at Columbia, Lexington, Chattanooga, Shelbyville and Cross Plains.

Cattle and calves, 3000: compared with sales a week earlier slaughter cows steady to instances 1.00 lower, bulls steady, feeder steers under 400 lb 2.00-4.00 higher over 400 lb steady to 2.00 higher, feeder heifers very uneven with some sales 1.00-2.00 higher and some steady to 2.00 lower. Slaughter classes: cows utility 34.00-40.00 cutter 32.00-37.00 canner 26.00-32.75, bulls 1-2 1100-1700 lb 41.00-46.00, calves choice 300-500 lb 50.00-59.00 good 44.00-52.00. Feeder classes: steers choice 200-300 lb 67.00-78.00 few 80.00-81.00 300-400 lb 64.00-75.00 few 77.00-79.00 400-500 lb 60.00-67.00 500-600 lb 59.50-65.00 600-700 lb 55.00-63.00 700- 900 lb 52.00-58.00 good 300-400 lb 56.00-67.00 400500 1b 55.00-61.00, heifers choice 200-400 lb 51.00-60.25 400-500 lb 48.00-57.00 500-700 lb 48.00-55.75 few 56.00-58.00 300- 500 lb 47.00-52.00 few 44.00-55.00, stock cows good and choice 30.00- 40.50, cow and calf pairs 340.00- 475.00. Hogs, 900: barrows and gilts 1-2 200-240 lb 46.20-47.00 1-3 200-240 lb 45.00-46.25, sows 1-3 330-600 lb 35.00-41.00 few 42.00-43.25, boars 30.00-31.00. American Exchange (Con't from Page 27) WASHINGTON (UPI) Presidential aide Margaret (Midge) Costanza was bumped from a morning television show yesterday under a new policy requiring senior staff members to get prior approval by White House image-maker Gerald Rafshoon.

Ms. Costanza said afterward she was unaware of the policy, having missed a staff meeting two weeks ago when it was spelled out verbally by President Carter's top aide, Hamilton Jordan. HER TIME slot on ABC's Good Morning America, was filled by Stuart Eizenstat, the president's domestic affairs adviser, who was on anyway for his own previously scheduled appearance. decided to let Stu tell the administration story," Rafshoon said when asked about his decision to cancel Ms. Costanza's appearance.

"He does it so well. Two people from White House would have been overkill." ABC's George Merlis, senior producer of the program, telephoned UPI to emphasize that while the White House withdrew Ms. Costanza, it was the network's idea to let Eizenstat fill in for her. "THEY DID not say put Eizenstat on," Merlis said. "I don't want anyone to think they dictate to us.

They were gracious enough -enough to give us Eizenstat for the second segment." Rafshoon said his aim, as the White House consultant on television and other public appearances by the staff and Cabinet members, is "better coordination and communication with the public to get as much mileage as possible. We're not telling them what to Ms. Costanza, one of the more outspoken of the president's staff, said in an interviews she but that agreed six Rafshoon weeks called ago to her go on the early Monday evening to cancel the appearance. QUOTED Rafshoon as saying: "Midge, I understand you're going to be on the David Hartman show. Didn't you know that I issued a directive that all White House senior staff appearances have to be coordinated through my office?" She said she told Rafshoon, "I didn't get the message and I will not call David Hartmann at this late hour," and suggested Rafshoon make the call.

Airlines, Photography Stocks Superior Performers in Mart Rally NEW YORK (AP) Airline, photography and steel stocks all beneficiaries of strong secondquarter earnings reports were the standout performers as the stock market staged a sharp rally yesterday. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, which had slipped 1.82 Monday, climbed 7.97 to 839.57. VOLUME ON the New York Stock Exchange picked up slightly, totaling 25.40 million shares against 23.28 million the day before. The Dow Jones industrial average had shown a slight loss as late as mid-afternoon before buyers took control. At the American Stock Exchange, all 10 of stocks on the most-active list posted gains as the market value index climbed .60 to a new high of 152.26.

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for debt service on new bond REALTORS 255-2114 School Superintendent Ken Flem- issues. TRUST WORTHY DRUG STORES OLD FASHIONED VALUES Let us fill your next prescription! ALL NEW! BETTER VALUES FAIRER PRICES Agree FOR DRY SKIN CARE! Shampoo ALPHA Help stop the shampoos greasies, Agree Shampoo Agree Shampoo Agree between Shampoo SKIN FOR DRY KERI REG. OILY 09 CARE BATH OIL GENTLE EA. heri BATH TIMER KLEENEX OIL Upha 8 oz. 259 SUPER DRY OVERNIGHT 188 super dry with DIAPERS coupon VAneY Vanes 18's 009 NEW! pLUS TAMPONS BIC SUPER PLUS treats Shaver LADY SHAVER PLAYTEX SUPER AQUANET PLUS TAMPONS 189 CONTAINS A NO A HAIR 28's ALL FLUOROCARBONS PURPOSE KLEENEX AQUA SPRAY NET with natural propellant BOUTIQUE HAIR PROFESIONDE SPRAY in TISSUES REG.

SUPER HOLD IN UNSCENTED COLORS YOUR 125's Kleenex CHOICE WA Boutique TABLETS DISPOSABLE CRICKET contains U.S. Recommended L'OREAL daily allowance LIGHTER Kit LOREAL CHON with for vitamin calcium Highlight BRUSH ON VITAMIN 100 CALCIUM BOTTLE 266 HIGHLIGHT CAL TAB ea. KIT 279 FOOT RELIEF I DESENEX -SPRAY ON AEROSOL' RELIEF FROM FOOT CHIGGERS 49 NEW POWDER CHIGARID 2.7oz FAST AID ANESTHETIC LOTION oz. 89 AUTO-COMBO 2oz. Bottle BASKET LITTER 129 88 REAL POTATO CHIPS! DADDY CRISP RAID POTATO Raid SOLID INSECT GUM BALL CHIPS SOLID KILLER sr.

cr. INSECT KILLER COIN BANK at 710 00 2.7oz. 179 MACHINE 5oz. $199 00 SHOP YOUR NEAREST TRUSTWORTHY DRUG STORE ASHLAND CITY NASHVILLE Hooser's SPARTA Empson Drug Co. Belie Meade Inc.

Tusculum Pharmacy Officer Pharmacy No. 2 Pharmacy 1313 Woodland 4706 Nolensville Road Lockert Drug Co. 4342 Harding Road WAVERLY West End Drug BRENTWOOD Bordeaux Drugs Highland Heights Drug 5211 Harding Road Drugs 3300 Hydes Ferry Pike Lischey and Douglas Ave. Lee's Apothecary WHITE HOUSE, TN. CARTHAGE Bradley Drugs TENN.

White House Phcy. 5208 Charlotte Ave. Jamison Drug Co. Village Drug Read Brothers Drug Co. Bradshaw Drugs 2705 Dickerson Read WINCHESTER N.

S. Shopping Conter SHELBYVILLE Prince Drugs DICKSON Caperton's Bedford Co. Jackson Drug Co. 4041 Hillsboro Road People's Pharmacy Pharmacy NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR Consumer Drug Stores 1413 Jefferson Street TIPOCRAPHIC, PHOTOGRAPHIC SMYRNA OR PRINTING ERRORS. MANCHESTER Jones Nicholson Drug QUANTITIES AVAILABLE 100 Main Street Baker Bros.

Drug Co Haynes Pharmacy Smyrna Drug Co. WHILE THEY LAST. 2937 Nolensville Read 3837 Dickerson Road WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES DUE TO OUR LOW, LOW PRICE! FRANKLIN, The Williamson County Court's budget committee, frustrated by a taxpay. ers' revolt which threatens to end school bus service, decided last night to make no recommendations to magistrates meeting Monday. Committee Chairman J.C.

Anderson Jr. said he believes the $18.3 million county budget rejected by the court last week was the best ever prepared for the county. ANDERSON WAS openly exasperated with the court's failure to adopt the document. "What'll be done next Monday night is anybody's guess," Anderson U.S. Envoy to South Korea Presents Credentials to President Chung-hee SEOUL (AP) William H.

Gleysteen presented his credentials to President Park Chunghee yesterday, succeeding Richard Sneider as U.S. ambassador to South Korea. ing presented last night a tentative U.S. school board budget of $9,181,961, including a pay raise for schools personnel but no funds for a transportation program. THE BUDGET figure was based on the school system's $1.47 share of last year's tax rate.

Fleming said it would take about $10,291,000 and a tax share of $1.79 to retain the school bus service and still provide teachers and other employees with the raise. In a stormy 10-hour session last week, the county court set a $2.82 overall tax rate, but did adopt a budget document. The rate was left essentially the same as that of 1977- 78, $2.55, except for adding 27 cents FOR LEASE OFFICE WAREHOUSE 6,630 or 13,260 sq. ft. FRANK L.

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