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- THE DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE
Thursday, July 29. 1976
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news
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Terrorist Trial
A defense witness attacked the judge in the
trial of alleged terrorist Andreas Baader
Wednesday, in Stuttgart, West Germany
The witness, Klaus Juenschke, knocked the
judge down and punched him in the face
Police pulled Juenschke off Judge Theodor
Prinzing and led him handcuffed from the
courtroom where Miss Baader and two other
members of the Baader-Meinhof band are on
trial on charges of terror bombings.
Juenschke is on trial himself in Kaiser-
slautern for bank robbery, allegedly com-
mitted by members of the Baader-Meinhof
band. — ——-------
Ugandan Reaction
President Idi Amin appeared to be taking a
relaxed attitude today toward Britain's break
in diplomatic relations with Uganda. But one of
his aides told a Nairobi newspaper that Britons
remaining in Uganda "will become Ugandan
citizens."
In a broadcast on Radio Uganda, Amin said
he was studying the implications of Britain's
move, announced in London, Wednesday
"British nationals who have chosen to stay in
Uganda should follow the situation in its
present perspective and not listen to the im-
perialist mass media," he said '
The Nairobi newspaper Daily Nation said an
official at Amin's command post in Kampala
told it by telephone that we don't mind" about
the break in relations
Lebanese Agreement
Syria and the Palestine Liberation
Organization have agreed to end their fighting
in Lebanon in a negotiations breakthrough that
could bring about a truce of all parties in the
country's 16-month civil war
Fighting subsided in Beirut today amid
reports of the peace initiative and Red Cross
workers said they would make a sixth attempt
to evacuate about 1.000 wounded from the
Palestinian refugee camp of Tal Zaatar
the camp, under siege for 38 days, has been
the symbol of the long and bitter struggle
between the Syrian-backed Christians and the
Moslem leftists and their Palestinian allies
Sporadic clashes continued in the eastern and
southern suburbs overnight, but the capital's
warfronts were generally quiet following the
Wednesday night announcement in Damascus
of the accord between Syria and the PLO
White House Shooting
A grand jury will not issue criminal charges
against a security guard who fatally shot a man
who climbed a fence to get onto the White
H#use grounds
Asst U.S. Atty. Robert Schuelke said the
grand jurors heard three days of testimony
before deciding Wednesday that the evidence
“did not warrant the institution of criminal
charges."
A Washington taxi driver, Chester M
Plummer, 30, was killed in the Sunday night
• incident on the White House lawn He was shot
by Pvt. Charles A Garland of the Executive
Protective Service, a branch of the Secret
Service.
Plummer was carrying a three-foot length of
metal pipe when he scaled the fence
surrounding the White House, officials said
According to a statement from the U.S. at-
torney’s office, Plummer was shot after at-
' tempting to hit Garland with the pipe ■ .
Schuelke said a Superior Court grand jury
heard 20 witnesses, about half of them civilians
not connected with the Executive Protective
Service
Carter Meetings
Jimmy Carter is picking the brains and
challenging the assumptions of some of
Washington’s most experienced insiders in
. lacks against Sikes Thursday, urging that he be
former Georgia governor, who lacks reprimanded on two counts of financial
for the__________•
firsthand experience in the inner workings of
the national government in the last of four
briefings. Carter meets today with 10 foreign Ceiling Increase
policy experts
Nation’s Strikes
The air traffic controllers' union is predicting
its "work by the book" job action will delay
scheduled airline flights at airports across the
nation Thursday. During the initial hours of the
slowdown by the nation’s 14,000 air controllers
late Wednesday, no substantial effects were
reported because of light air traffic
Meanwhile, meetings with a federal
mediator were scheduled to resume in
Washington in the 14-week-old rubber strike in
California, striking cannery workers prepared
to vote Friday on a new contract
And in West Virginia, the wildcat coal miners
strike entered its 10th day with more than a
third of the nation s 150.000 miners involved
House Reprimand
The House of Representatives, which hasn’t
punished one of its members since the days of
the late Adam Clayton Powell, is preparing to
vote on a proposal to reprimand Rep Robert
briefings on defense, economics, foreign policy L F Sikes of Florida
and intelligence The House ethics committee recommended
His advisers say the sessions are invvaluable earlier this week that the full House take action
misconduct
The U.S. Court of Appeals is blocking a $1.5-
billion a year increase in natural-gas price"
ceilings while opponents seek to cancel the new
ceilings The court issued an order Wednesday
lo temporarily stop the higher rate ceilings
approved on Tuesday by the Federal Power
Commission.- —*---=-----
Opponents said the new rate ceilings are so
close to rates charged for unregulated in-
trastate gas that they amount to an FPC at-
tempt to abandon its legal responsibility to
regulate interstate prices A coalition of 16
petitioners challenged the FPC rate ceilings
Wednesday
Reverse Discrimination
In a ruling against "reverse" discrimination
a federal judge says Georgetown University
violated the civil rights of s white student by
setting aside -most of its first-year law school
scholarships for minority applicants :
“There is no justification for saying that a
minority’ student with a demonstrated
financial need of $2,000 requires more
scholarship aid than a nonminority’ student."
U.S District Judge Oliver Gasch ruled Wed-
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Airport Costs To Fall
Budget Expected To Decrease 30 Per Cent
Staff Photo
New Lions Club Officers
Officers selected for the 1976 Lions Club are, in left
photo front row left to right. Raymond David,
president: Jack Samuel, immediate past president,
back row left to right. Pat Waddle, first vice
president. Pete Chumbley, second vice president and
Jack Carlisle, secretary-treasurer On the right, front
row left to right. Phil Brown and Don Gill, one-year
directors: back row left to right. Hardy Burke, two-
year director: Bill Payne, tail twister: and Dave
Stallings, lion tamer
Missing Man Hunt Continues
Authorities Unable To Locate Body
Sheriff’s deputies and the Fort Worth
police have run into an obstacle in their
i search for B G. Estill, 4. Fort Worth
man who has been missing since
Friday.'
"He still have no body ," said Deputy
■ Cecil Aaron, who heads Denton's end of
the investigation "We've eliminated
some of his associates but we can't find
one man who we still need to talk to."
Aaron said the man is not a suspect,
but information is needed from him in
order to continue the investigation —
Estill's station wagon was found
partially submerged in Denton Creek
Friday near the 135 crossover Some just after noon Friday and the station
blood stains were found in the car, wagon was found at about 2 pm "
along with several 38. caliber car-
tridges
Deputy Randy Kaisner said that
Estill "carried that .38 religiously."
since he ran a check cashing business
for several Fort Worth packing com-
panies
Kaisner said that Estill may have
been carry ing as much as $10,000 when
he disappeared
"We’ve narrowed the time down."
Air bubbles still emanating from the
car indicated that it was placed there
just prior to its being found. Kaisner
said But Aaron said there are still no
leads as to where the body might be.
and that all possibilities are still open
including somewhere up or down-
stream from where the car was found
By KERRY GUNNELS
City Editor
Expenditures at the Denton
Municipal Airport are expected to fall
30 per cent in the coming fiscal year
according to a proposed budget for the
airport
Proposed expenditures at the airport
are estimated at $13,870 for the fiscal
year beginning Oct I Last year's
expenditures totalled $15,195
The major reason for the budget
decrease is an aging water pump at the
airport which airport officials
originally thought would have to he
replaced
HITS A SMALL budget said King
Cole, assistant to the city manager
"Last year we had a lot of trouble with
the water pump We thought we were
going to have to replace it "
However, the $5,000 appropriated in
last year's budget was not needed when
the pump began working properly
"It s working like a charm this
year." Cole said
The airport gets its sole water supply
from a water well since no city water
lines have been extended into the area
Another reason for the smaller
budget this year is an anticipated
revenue drop in 1976-77, Cole added
"The reduced revenues are the result
of a new contract with our fixed base
operator. Aerosmith Denton Corp.
which prov ides for reduced revenues in
the early years of the contract, but
increased revenues over the entire life,
of the contract." Cole said in a budget
message to the Airport Advisory Board
THE BO ARD approved the proposed
budget with minor changes earlier this
week
The major jump in proposed ex-
penditures came in the "special ser-
vicoe" category, which totalled $1 500
in 1975-76, but is estimated at $4,000 this
year _____________________________
Most of that money will be used to
conduct preliminary engineering
studies for s $2.2 million Federal
Aviation Administration grant the city
is seeking to fund a major airport
renovation project
“The family has offered a $1,000
said Aaron "There wasn't much time reward just to find the body." Aaron
to dispose of the body He was last seen ” said
Group Plans Rat Attack
DALLAS (UPD - Charlie
Young and the other
members of an activist
group called the Bois d’Arc
Patriots plan to show their
displeasure with a city-
rodent control ordinance by
releasing rats in affluent
, neighborhoods
1 Young said the "Rat
Relocation Program" will
or for scientific reasons
"We will not be in-
timidated." Young said
Wednesday.
The Patriots are unhappy
with a recent changes the
city council made in the
rodent control section of the
Urban Rehabilitation or-
dinance .
Under the old system, a
begin Sunday despite city landlord was responsible for
council approval of an
emergency ordinance
prohibiting the possession or
release of a live rat, except
in cases of rats kept as pets
extermination of rats and
$550,000 in matching funds
THE MONEY expended for
engineering studies for the grant ap-
plication is reimbursable. . but
probably not thia fiscal year," Cola
said
The only change the airport board
made in the proposed budget was to
increase maintenance expenditures
from $4,800 to $5,800
The additional money will be used for
ssphsli patching used in runway
repair made necessary when the city
did not receive a grant airport officials
had hoped would allow them to
resurface the runway, the city
manager s assistant said
Expenditures in the major budget
categories are__Supplies.$120 com.—
> pared to $95 in 1975-76: maintenance -
if the city receives that grant it will
have to come up with more than
$5,800 from $5,200. services (which
includes special services), $5,700 from
$3,000 insurance, $700, the same ex
pended last year sundry (which in-
cludes money expended for board
meetings $250 from $200; fixed assests.
$1 300 from $6,000 last year
Iran Plans For Future Growth
dinance, however, tenants
were made liable for such
control
immediately after the
ordinance was passed,
residents of the poorer
neighborhoods of Dallas
organized into the Bois d'Arc
Patriots Young then an-
nounced rats were being
trapped and kept for
relocation into the neigh
borhoods of eight members
vermin and for keeping__________________
rental properties free of, , .
‘ Last week the Patriots
of the city council
conditions which such pests
like Under. the new or
County Eyes Appointment
DECATUR — Wise County new assistant extension
Commissioners will consider agent and accepting $100 for
appointing a new member, damages to county road by a
Payton Fullingim, to the pipeline crossing near
Wise County Park Boardata Cottondale by Natural Gas
meeting Friday Pipeline of America
The commissioners will The meeting will begin at 9
also discuss the salary of a a.m.
Stock Market
NEWYORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
Selected Tabulation of stock
prices as of 10 00 a m New York
time today as quoted by Pa ne.
Webber, J ack won and Curt is
Figures include last sale and
change from previous day's
close
Alcon Labs 24'« unch
Amerace Esna 19 ■ unch
American Motors 44a unch
Amor Tol & Tel
Braniff
Brown & Sharpe
Dr Pepper
Energy Search 24 unch
Ennis Bus. Forms 6V2 up ‘s
1st Int-I Bancshares 44'4 dn N
B's up a
67‘s up a
26‘s Up 1 a
2712 unch
29 a dn >0
22′2 unch
21a unch
U's up 's
282 unch
Ka dn ‘s
80 up ‘s
291 2 unch
41’% up 'a
63 4 up 's
Shares_________243, uner
Texaco dn
Texas industries 14 e up 1
Texas Instruments 1171a dn 1
Texas Utilities 19 e up
Union Oil of Calif 51 a unch
Zales Jewelry 16 8 on
OVER THE
COUNTER STOCKS
released 1.000 pamphlets
which said Aug 1 had been
selected as relocation day
The city council responded
with the emergency or-
dinance establishing a $200
fine for persons caught
illegally keeping rats or
releasing them
Young said that unless
council members agree to
discuss the rat control or-
dinance. the rats will be
released in groups of 20 as
planned He said the group 2
has 100 fats on hand and can
get more
"I’ve got one which lets me
hold him in my hand."
Young said "You’d call that
a pet, wouldn’t you?"
Curry
Services
Thursday
Funeral services for E W
Curry. 83. of Justin, were to
beheld at 4pm Thursday at
the Justin Methodist Church,
where Mr Curry was a
member Burial was to be at
Old Hall Cemetery with the
Rev Rea Thompson of-
ficiating
Born Nov 23 1892 in
Waxahachie, he married
Edna Mae Purnell in 1931 in
Lewisville He was a veteran
of wW I, a member of
the Justin Masonic Lodge
and retired after 25
years with the Barrett Farm
Equipment Co
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not predominate in number they are
greater in voice. When they are mixed
in a classroom and want to do
something, you find more boys in the
activity than girls.” be said
Mahutian said that women are highly
placed in Iran, including in the national
cabinet, vice ministers and director
generals of ministries
in an eight-year expansion plan which
includes a new site and university
building by 1982. Farah Pahlevi will
add economics and social sciences
within the next two years, a graduate
program in business administration
followed the next year by a graduate
program in library science
“The future expansion of the
university calls for completing the
college of sciences snd then we will
start a college of medical sciences.”
Mahutian said
pharmacy and paramedical programs
and a medical school
These are areas girls can do well in
Iran." Mahutian said "in fact, my
dentist is a woman, and she does fine "
Farah Pahlevi will add architecture
and engineering as well but most likely
not a law school
General Mills
General Motors
General Tel
Gulf Oil
Inf 1 Harv
Josten’s
Kroger
LTV
Pacific Lumber
J.C Penney
Pepsi
Rock well Int'I
Safeway
Seary
Southwest Bank
THE SECOND college will include
"An area where girls are not quite
well received is law People still don’t
like to leave their fate with a woman
lawyer," he added
Police Investigate Shoplifting
Three boys, ages 5, 8 and 9,
He died Wednesday at ..nesday
Flow Memorial Hospital
Survivors include his wife:
one brother, James L. Curry
of Dallas, three nephews.
Oscar and James Curry:
both of Waxahachie, and
Hugh Allen Purnell of
Dallas, and three nieces,
Mrs Leonard Dumas of
Marshall. Mrs James Smith -
of May pearl and Mrs Torn
Frye of Dallas
Goen Funeral Home is in
charge of the arrangements
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Quotations from the National
Association Of Securities Dealers
are representative interdealer
prices as of 10:00 a m New York
time interdealer market change
throughout retail markup, mark,
down and commissions
First City State 334. 3414
Justin Industries 142. 15′4
Merc Nal’l Bank 21 a 22
Moore Corp Ltd
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IS Utilities 91 16 up 09
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were reported to the child
welfare office by Denton
police Wednesday after the
youngsters were stopped by
the owner of a local
department store for
allegedly shoplifting *27
worth of merchandise
The boys were ap-
prehended by employes of
the store after trying to walk
out
A horse owner had her
spirits dampened Wed
dweller lost a wrecked car to
thieves who witnesses said
pulled up to the apartment 's
parking lot in a pickup truck
with a hoist The car, which
was not in running condition.
A plumbing dealer made a
deal w ith a man to sell some
copper tubing Wednesday
After loading his vehicle the
man asked the owner if he
morning after
returning to her unlocked
storage shed to find her $250
saddle had been stolen
A southside apartment
was stolen Wednesday
morning
Two goats were stolen
from s pen on Spencer Road
early Tuesday morning The
owner complained of
missing vegetables from her
garden, also
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could drive into town to
weigh the load, saying he
would pay for the tubing bv
weight The dealer never
saw him again
Hearing Set
LITTLE ELM - The final
, public hearing on a com-
prehensive plan for this
community will be held at t
pm Thursday in the
community center
If overall public comment
on the plan, which includes
proposed land uses and a
subdivision ordinance, is
favorable, the city council
will adopt the plan later
DON F. HOLT, M.D.
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