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Schedule coming week wisely. HUSTON il'PI) The LuUiuLiitatus is capable of placing research base on Mars by the end of this century, a scientist who helped develop the Mars Viking probe says "It seems to me It's eventually going to be a certainty." said Kenton Clark. "But I'm not optimistic it will happen very soon." Clark, a senior researcher for the Martin Marietta Aerospace Corp said Thursday that creation of such a base would be possible before the year 2000, but said it might In- delayed as long as 200 years. In an interview, Clark said existing studies of the Martian surface indicate the soil contains enough moisture and at least some of the minerals needed to grow food conditions conducive to the support of a manned base on the planet. "I suspect Mars is the only other place In our solar system where Earth people could go and live and become self-sufficient," he said.

Clark said the colony of Earth scientists on Mars would "pollute a local area" of the planet, but produce no changes In its overall atmosphere. (Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 Study your way of life ao lit! mri: irtlir. a wnilr finumt Itrwflnta Rjl mnm with fni nda and relative.

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27 Judge Jerry A. Yaap InMunicipalCourt: Karen J. Simpson, bench warrant, $13, red light, tii); Charles A. Zar-mon, bench warrant, $15, red light, $30; Rockne McCure, drunk, $15; Brent West, drunk, $20; Michael Scanoln, drunk, 15 days in jail. Francis Gunn, drunk, 10 days in Jail; Danny Joe Dudley, $30; Albert C.

Story, red light, $30; Donald L. Zimmer, speeding, $25; Ronald D. Gasser, red light, ill right turn, $30. Jacob Messing, speeding, $40; Steven D. Beaver, red light, $30; Gary L.

Fitzpatrick, ill. left turn, $20; Joe E. McGuire, speeding, $30; Rod S. Swanstrom, speeding, $25; Randalls. Hall, red light, $30.

Debra L. Homan, FTGROWacc, $40; Martin L. Wood, red light, $30; Karen M. Green, no dr. lie, $30, careless dr.acc, $40; Jeflery E.

Schirado, careless $30; Jerry L. Borris, speeding, $40. Robert Thornley, red light, Tanya L. Speer, speeding, Estella Boulden, dog $15; Charles G. Goodrich, speeding, $40, bench warrant, $15; Joan Champion, speeding.

$25. Dexter L. Lobdell, red light, $30; Susan G. Phelps, FTGROW, $20; Carl E. Davis, stop sign, $30; Ray Harris, speeding, $25, no dr.

lie, $30; Danny R. Miller, speeding, $25; Larry Hart, speeding, $40. Beverly A. Young, speeding, $25; Donette R. Vincent (Singi, III.

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Marsh, speeding, $25; Lloyd Stitham, drunk, $15; Steve Ford, minor contribute delinguency, $10; Thomas W. Rand, speeding, $25. James B. Hoffman, stop sign, $30; Joyce Ann Brooker, wrong way one way, $30; Barbara R. Graham, careless $30; Wayne T.

Hanson, red light, William Downing, speeding, $25. Donna H. Brodbeck, run barricade, $30; Janet Slrunharik, limits on back'acc, $40, Rick D. Christensen, speeding, $25; Mary L. Morrison, speeding, $25; Donald C.

Bliick. careless'acc, $40 Casey Harrison, drunk, 30 days in jail; Roy R. Nygren, speeding, $40; Anna M. Brigs, speeding, $25; Earl brown, credit old fine, $155; James J. Pilkington, careless, $40; Barbara Stetson, stop sign, $30.

Mark Krunschnakel, ill left turn, $20, Theodore Makirien, stop sign. $10. bench warrant, $15; Brian M. Schulte, careless $30; Florence Potter, speeding, $25; Kirk Fleischli.dog $10. Valorie Dondell, slop sign, $30; Rod Amich, red light, $30; Diana K.

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Walker, follow too close, $15, bench warrant. $15; Bradley A speeding, $25 Rita Clark, red light, $30; Dave S. Brown, speeding, $40, Patricia A Kozak. FTGROW. $40.

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