Star-Gairtte, July 22, 1182 14 EVERYTHING IN OUR lllUllinmui.iw... Landlord 'hurt' by mom's claim 1 mmwrn i Iua ultKI IU IIIIIIKfl LI II I 1 I I. A INI I lllXHIAT it I Li II vUCV Urik -iff-l 1 D.t.ti vnrnAt. watchei, birthitona rings, pendants, earrings JUST A SAMPLE OF WHAT'S CKSISTMAS.BIXTKDAtl YlVuW AKNIVERSA8Y.K0WS "I Invited her long time ago to move Into my house after a deal fell through to sell It," Kauffman en-plained. "I told her she didn't have to pay rent, but she felt obligated because of her husband.
I aaid ahe could atay there as long as she lived. 'Then I get word that she's planning on selling the home and I told her no. So she and her husband sued me. were the ones who sued me, yet I'm the one who looks like the bad guy," Kauffman said In a telephone In. tervlew Wednesday with the Aiso.
elated Press. thought they had an oral agreement with Kauffman, M. to buy the home from him. Mrs. Hergenraeder said the couple had invested 125.000 from their life aavlngs to fix it up.
But Kauffman says there was no such agreement and he contributed more than half of the Improvements. He said he offered to let his mother live tn the home rent-free, but ahe in. listed on paying 150 a month the amount of the mortgage. When ahe tried to sell the home, Kauffman aaid he put stop to It. THE TIME TO SEATTLE (AP) A 75yearohl mother cried when iha described how her son won the right to tvlet her from the home she' lived in (or 19 years, but the aon aaya he'a the one who's "very hurt" by the whole affair.
Eiberta Hergenraeder was In tean earlier this week is ihe described how her aon, Fred Kauffman, won a court order allowing him to evict her and hla stepfather from the home they believed they owned In Renton, aoutheait of Seattle. She aaya ahe and her husband mm 1 French order firm Garroway dead to ignore boycott lliff. SWARTHMORE. Pa. (AP) Dave Carro.
way. who first brought the 'Today" show Into America's homes at breakfast, created new stars for the young television medium but then i turns iLil found his own in eclipse, friends said after his suicide at age 69. "He remarked to me once, 'Nobody wants me anymore. I'm old shoe, old hat. Nobody cares for old Dave recalled Frank Blair, who broadcast the news for years on "Today." Garroway, who killed himself Wednesday with a shot-gun blast to the head, left I i I JiV.l I IT 4 -fi 4 ,1 1 If kJ I i lli.
I 'I'M I I I 111 Garroway rrr- ZH rr Ttrrf -mrr fTTi I 'J I U.S. pressure to back out of the deal. The debate over the Soviet pipeline is seen in Europe as the deepest political aplit between the United States and Western Europe la years. It has also exacerbated an already serious deterioration of relations between the United States and France. "The government specifies that the contracts concluded by French companies for the d'Ourengul pipeline must be honored," said the two-paragraph statement from the office of Prime Minister Pierre Mauroy.
"Deliveries scheduled in 1982 must therefore be effected on time," it said. U.S. ambassador to France Evan G. Galbraith haa repeatedly told French officials that violation of the sanctions could lead to stiff fines and even criminal penalties under the U.S. Export Controls Act.
Only Wednesday, Galbraith told reporters he thought the chances of France defying the sanctions were "remote." PARIS (AP) The French gov. emment today ordered a French company to supply U.S.-developed technology for the new Soviet natural gas pipeline to Western Europe, defying President Reagan's boycott order. In a direct political and legal challenge to the United States, President Francois Mitterrand's socialist government said it "cannot accept the unilateral measures taken by the United States on June 18," The Resgan administration last month expanded sanctions on exports of oil and gas equipment to the Soviet Union to include equipment produced abroad under U.S. licensed. The sanctions are aimed at punishing the Soviets for their alleged role in the imposition of martial law in Poland last December.
1 The Soviet pipeline is scheduled to begin supplying Western Europe with natural gas in 1984. France, Britain, West Germany and Italy, the major western par-tlclpanta in the project, all have resisted intense and persistent .7 i i i mm wr mrm More attacks from IRA? "Today" in 1961 and never achieved the same success. His last TV appearance came earlier this year on a retrospective for the show's 30th anniversary. His son, Michael, said Garroway had been suffering complications following open-heart surgery and "we believe that he unfortunately succumbed to the traumatic effects of his illness." Garroway was found dead in hallway in his ranch-style home in this Philadelphia suburb. The Delaware County coroner ruled the death a suicide.
No funeral arrangements were announced. Garroway's gentle, relaxed manner and his wry sense of humor including appearances with a chimpanzee, J. Fred Muggs helped point the way for the future of television when he inaugurated "Today" in 1952. Millions learned to recognize his horn-rimmed spectacles and bow ties and remember his singular sign-off "Peace." "I loved doing it," Garroway once recalled. "It was a marvelous seat to sit in.
In 10 years, I must have talked to 12.500 exciting people." "More than anything else I remember his ability to communicate with an audience," said Barbara Walters, who was hired by Garroway as a writer. "I don't think there is anyone else in our business who could do it the way Dave Garroway did." Garroway was "very, very disappointed that his career kind of came to a halt," said Blair. "He never again had the same success," noted Ms. Walters. John Chancellor, who succeeded Garroway as "Today" host in 1961, said Garroway had an "extraordinary impact" on the future of TV.
An IRA spokesman quoted in the paper would not say if the latest London bombings were the prelude to a new bombing campaign, adding: "But by Britain's own yardstick such actions are the only thing it will listen to." British "interference" in Ireland's affairs "makes bringing the war to Britain Inevitable if Britain is to be shocked into some realistic response to Irish Republican demands," the weekly said. The Republican News expressed regrets for civilian casualties and said the bomb which killed six army bandsmen Tuesday in Regent's Park was placed in the bandstand "as far away from spectators as possible, to minimize the risk to civilians." Another IRA bomb, packed with nails, killed three cavalrymen in LONDON (AP) Britain may be hit by new bombing attacks from the Irish Republican Army, the outlawed guerrilla organization indicated today. The Belfast weekly Republican News said that one bomb in London is worth 100 in Belfast. The warning appeared two days after two IRA bombs killed nine soldiers and injured 50 other people in two London parks. British police also have warned of a new IRA offensive.
The blasts ended an eight-month lull in IRA bombings on the British mainland, which have now killed 78 people since March 1972. "It is obvious that the IRA has overcome the extremely difficult logistical problems of carrying out operations in England," a Republican News editorial said. The paper often serves as a vehicle for views of the Irish nationalist movement Hyde Park. WE'RE) SIZZLING JULY SPECIALS MOVING! hampOe, BON APPETIT SHOP 19 Ct 15to300FF ON RUGS IN STOCK RGLLAVAY COT ORIENTAL RUGS CLAM CLEANED AND REPAIRED uu with 5 12" mattress SALE 301 8 Lake Rd. TONITE and every Thursday Kite LADIES' NITE 50 OFF ALL MIXED DRINKS for the MARANATHA ORIENTAL SEJILY P.ATTnE$S sfsn STEALER M0N.HnFIII.8tB5 SAT.hlrtXuf.lts1 1 Mracte SJiti.
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