Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - January 18, 1969, Albuquerque, New Mexico Today's Smile MIAMI AD fe hiWi or from Cibia Bnl Bay La the li Urfc tn polled ALB LEADING NEWSPAPER NAL Good Morning Tilk Hc iui wu A LIM vui n Bird lift AiU Wkil'i Mj BOtL V tear Saturday Morning January 18 1969 40 Pages In Four Sections Price Cattlemen Challenge Grazing Fee 2 Negroes Are Killed At UCLA By United Press International Two college students members of the Black Pan- thers were cut down by gunfire at an open meeting of Negro Friday in a campus building at the University of California at Los Angeles Killed acre John Jerome Huggins 23 and Curler 26 both studying UCLA's high gram for minority students ad- mitted under lower standards NO SUSPECTS were arrested immediately nor was the reason for the shooting known at once About 150 black students were at the meeting to discuss qualifications for the director ol a proposed Afro-American Studies Center al UCLA when the shooting erupted Huggins was shot once in the back and Carter once in the chest Their bodies were lying on tlie floor of a cafeteria of Campbell a combination classroom building on the north side the Campus We don't know wba said Boyd Lynn cart pus police chief ABOUT A dozen persons a the meeting were interviewed in the initial four hours after the Continued on Estimates by Finance Chairmen Allied Cordon Drawn Tight SAIGON UPI Thousand of Allied troops Friday lighten ed a cordon around units holed up on the Balanga Peninsula an area Red force have dominated for 20 years The U.S Command said a assault learn of about 5000 U.S Marines and infantrymen had seized al 1000 suspects in a operation on the peninsula nea Ngai City about 31 miles northeast of Saigon IN SAIGON Gen W Abrams and U.S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunke met with South President Nguyen Van Thie Friday No topic was announced bi speculation centered on possible reduction in th American force thi year Informants said it was ble Abrams may have joined th mccling to discuss the aspects of Paris talk Bunker and Thieu met fn while laying the groom work for the expanded talks Paris Appropriations Hike May Be Million PRESS CON AII Jeter Bryan of Las coiner president of the New Mexico Press Assn huddles with two sneakers at the association's con- vention now under way at Western Skies State Sen Harold Runnels left and State Rep Finis right discussed slate appropriations and taxation at day's opening session Runnels is chairman of the Joint Legislative nance Committee and of the Senate Finance Committee is man of the House Taxation and Revenue Committee Journal photo Million Removed HSS Request Reduced iy JOY COOK SANTA FE UPI The Health and Social Services loard anticipating stiff op- wsition from lawmakers next cul its original budget by million Friday night The board set a high priority assistance and environmental including air and water control THE HOARD wound up wilh a request for an additional million in its general fund and asked the Story to approve an ad- million in Severance Tax bonds to finance a new state laboratory The total million ap request will be outlined in Gov David F Cargo's opening address to Legislature Tuesday anc lo he joint Senate and Finance Committees by HSS director John Jasper later week Included in the package o be presented lo legislature will be a request for an million for financial aid to dependent children the aged he blind and he disabled Ant Albuquerque Weather ALBUQUERQUE AND VICINITY Today llh no large near X LOTI 25 Eir f- lew snov flurries ti the Cooler today north tonight 2035 10 20 ti Ih nigh Additional Weather Former Appeals Judge Armijo Expected To Get Road Post By WAYNE S SCOTT Of Journal's Santa Fe Dureau SANTA FE Roberto L Ar mijo former judge of Slate Court of Appeals and a Las Vegas is expected to be named lo the State Highway Commission today by Gov David F Cargo He will replace John Q Thaxton of Raton whose term expires on Monday Cargo will name a successor Tom ter now chairman of the com- mission early next week The governor confirmed Friday he plans to make his highway appointments within Hie next few days although declined lo say who they woul be He said under present law his appointees will take Tuesday if named by then They would be subject fo con by he Senate after the legislature convene on Tuesday Three men bave been prom mentioned as appointees from the district no represented by Thaxton The are Kenneth M S c h 1 i c n I z mayor of Joh Coury of Santa Rosa A mijo Bul is Democrat and Coury already a member of the Stalo Poli proposed million boost in assistance payments JASPER explained lo the oard bulk of the Increases ere due to an increased cose ad rather than Increased lo individuals Jasper said thera was no erall figure for requested in tho environmental and pollution control programs since they were ried under numerous headings However A total of in new funds was being requested for those programs along wilh nearly million paid for loca governments to provide boll Continued on -Ar or Care to Indigents Doctors Dentists Paid As Much as rom Hie Journal's Fc SANTA FE A number of ew Mexico doctors and sls continued lo receive large mounts from the o and Social Services for to welfare recipients uring according lo a list f payments released Friday by department Largest went to Albuquerque Total payments during the alendar year 1068 were exclusive of rugs These which totaled lillions during the fiscal ear will be on a lisl ow being prepared according o John Jasper department wad LARGEST AMOUNT paid a ingle practitioner was o Dr Jose A Garcia 110 Edith E in Albuquerque Dr Garcia s a dentist nnd a member o he State Board of Dental Ex He also headed the lisl n of payments for the preceding year Largest single amount o any was to Clinic of Albuquerque The Professor's Fee Fund he Bernalillo County Medica Center received Thi s composed of amounts for members of the UNM Medica Continued on Osteopaths Offer Plans To Cut Cost From Ihc Journal's By DOB Two of the slate legislature's powerful committee chairmen estimated Friday lire increase in appropriations for he coming fiscal year will be about half of Ihc million to million in additional monies requested by agencies Sen Harold Runnels man of the Joint Legislative Finance Committee and Senate Finance Committee said personally I look at a million increase o stay even and million for a cushion Stale Rep Finis II e id el chairman of the House Taxation and Revenue Committee and a member of the Legislative Committee said the increase should be in of million to 25 million Tlie County Democrats wth from made comments at a mccling ol ic New Mexico Press Assn at Western Skies Heidel said he talked vith many legislators bul the I talked lo in Lea Counly tell me to be prudent reasonable and to hold UK ine RUNNELS said requests o all agencies of increases Trom the state's general fund million or 28.1 per cent ha current million ap preprinted for the current fisca year ending June 30 He did nol specify any lax increases but sal increasing automobile la to 2 per cent cor tax from 4 lo S pc cent and the personal incom ax on a graduated scale 1 to 12 per woul in an additional million On additional taxes said a increase in the sales tax would bring in Don't Fret Over Time Sen in New Moxico won't to worry light time of what tho coming session of the docs about U Addressing flic convention of tho New Mexico Press Assn Runnels noted are ing n return New Mexico lo standard time In summer Afler Hie legislative session it won't nny difference you'll lo work day o nay said Runnels of Is chairman of tho Joint Legislative Finance Committee and powerful Senate Committee million more and making th income lax more would produce to million TO GAIN assistance in wha decision to make on budget re quests and the taxes needed I pay for them Heidel circulate petitions among publishers an news representatives at th meeting but got back fc signed choices The petition asked for answers on budget requests for an ad million million needed lo avoid deficit and different tax to produces the ad- lional revenues Holder's questionnaire snld n cent raise in the sales lax or the income lax and king tho sales tax 2 cents or the sales tax and in- the income tax 1 per each would produce million revenues Tripling the income lux alone would produce an ad- million HOTH ALSO blamed Ihc federal government for in- creasing he welfare rolls ami Health and Social Services budget lor an Continued en Communist Plans Conspiracy Cited By Birch Founder By ED MAHIl Robert Welch the founder and champion of John Birch Society traced what be termed a Communist conspiracy in America rom sex education to Hie Civil Rights movement in a speech here Friday The Massachusetts candy manufacturer delighted more Photo on lhan 250 persons al the Holiday Inn wilh an invitation to join conservative group and help us slop con- the late Martin career as one forward Com- Welch left few stones unturned in con- Luther King's constructed to ing the Welch speaking for almost two hours said sex education i public schools Is intended i sex an obsession i youthful minds and out Ihc plans and programs the Communist conspiracy Describing Charles do Gaull as a murderer King as phony Ralph Nader as a wing clown and I s o Rockefeller as u tool of Ih Communists Welch away al almost every facet o American government a n religious institutions as un pawns of the Com said New Yor flayer John Lindsay was usin his influence to prevent polic interfering with Com And broke inlo Its the first applause when he said police should b Continued on A-R ivil Suits Ask Order Je Voided By KATHY MASON Several prominent Rocky area ranchers nd Ihc American National Assn have led suils In U S District here the to void recently regulations adopting grazing fees Two civil sulls namo as L of Interior and L Freeman Secretary Agriculture who Monday tlw increased fees The land users oi owned by of Land and tho Forest Service TUB CATTLEMEN are by tlie law firm f Holland ami retained by ho Land and Cattle Co f Truth or Consequences The Is owned and by Pankey ormer New Mexico legislator and a member of the Slata of Finance and his alher Joe tho 1067 v Mexico Cattleman of Year Tin suits not only ask that the razing ccs be voided but ask or a court Injunction tho from enforcing tho regulations or collecting increased grazing fees under them or terminating grazing permits for failure to pay such Increased fees MEXICO and all other users of tho public lands have been opposed to the fee hikes since they first were proposed last November Tho suit contends Hint the In- creased costs of and Continued en Journal Index Around New Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Punic Dally Record Dear Editorials Movies Obituaries Religion A-S Today's TV Previews Table Woman's World Toast Carmania on Rocks MIAMI UPI The 455 refugees from the British cruise ship Carmania aground for four in Bahamas Islands arrived here Friday joking aboul a new cocktail christened Carmania on the Rocks and almost all immediately signed up for a new cruise Most everyone that off the Italian ship Flavia o which they transferred from the Carmania in lifeboats agreed it was really a greal lime out there hard aground on a reef off San Salvador Island Few faulted the crew of tho Carmania for running ha reef Santa Ke Bureau SANTA FE Suggestions for I cutting medical costs or welfare recipients without he slicing of fees ordered recently were to the Board of Health and Social Services day by the Stale Assn It was one of several organizations which discussed the recent fee cut wilh the board Other groups the cuts and other rules vigorously A representative oi the Pharmaceutical Assn so far as to say some druggists go broke if present ce cuts were TNE set a specia meeting or Feb 7 lo consider elimination of the present against paying ha out clinic o the Bernalillo bounty Medical Center The meeting was set after a loni discussion about clinic costs during which estimates were made hat the patients could be cheaper in a doctor's office Dr Kenneth J president of the New Mexico Assn presented its suggestions including contracts wilh practitioners and en- an adequate dard of care without MOST CASES don't require he said Continued on A-S Tittered on Public Not Private Issues Kennedy Pays Johnson Tribute WASHINGTON UPI In a farewell Sen Edward M Kennedy lokl his colleagues Friday lhal Ihc differences which arose between he Kennedys and President Johnson sprung from public issues not private grievances I know lhal President Johnson understood this and as history will said He was one of a number of Senators of both parties who in an devoid of drama with the galleries nearly empty wandered on and off the Senate floor lo pay lo Johnson four days before he abandons the presidency THE himself said his own farewell to National press Club in a speech in ils 13th head quarters a few blocks from White House Today all is he told the press I have had a wonderful five years I'm leaving this lown wilh nothing bul love in my hearl Several hundred Washingtonians squeezed around President in the street outside the Hth Street building as he arrived from While House Johnson's hand was sh a k c- n so vigorously lhat his skin was torn and a few drops of blood A short elderly wept as she reached up and grabbed his hand We'll miss she said HAD not seen anything like this since he was a for re tion in 1964 He shook as many hands as he could reach Cars driving by honked their horns in salute to him The police had rouble con- the crowd Johnson also met with his cabinet for the and final lime The members reviewed Ihc Continued on President Lyndon Johnson
