Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - July 20, 1971, Albuquerque, New Mexico The Weather erable cloudiness and much cooler occasional ruin showers and a few showers highs near Details on NAL Good Morning The Seems Over Thanks To Plenty Of Modern Day Equipment Many People Weren't Aware Thai It Was On Silt Year Volume 360 Number 20 Tuesday Morning July 20 1971 30 Pages in Two Price lOc Phone Workers Back to Jobs Tonight Parks Curfew Act Deferred At Meeting By HEN CASTILLO City Commissioners Monday deferred action on a proposed ordinance Imposing a 6 curfew on all city parks hearing about two hours ol testimony mostly opposing il A large portion of the standing room only crowd of more than 150 mostly youths cheered the decision which came after somber remarks by all four thai not only must exercise their rights but practice responsibilities as well Of Ihc two dozen or so citizens Turnkey Plan Gets Nowhere A Model Cities turnkey housing project was blown out of the Monday by Iho unanimous vole of lite Cily Planning Commission but planning commissioners wore articulate In their sertion thai they do not oppose turnkey housing only Ihc location Dr Eloy R Gutierrez Irst commissioner to express ills objection lo the proposed location H tract east of Brondway and immediately south of NE protested lhat the acreage is surrounded by lands zoned for manufacturing and that heavy industries arc in opera lion in Ihc Immediate vicinity A sizeable delegation of Mar Barbara arca residents presumably the beneficiaries of the project also voiced strong objections Ic location for a number of reasons including the proximity of heavy BUT THE turning point while a motion for approval was awaiting a second was Ibc objection of Williams operator of a small turing plant across the street from proposed project site Williams who Identified his company as Scientific Di- Inc sold he Is Ing land or his nnd has purchased adjacent Continued on who testified only two bolh women favored n curfew COMMISSION CHAIRMAN Charles Barnhart closed debate at 10 p.m and his eyes on the portion of the commission room where most of young people were scaled and ing He said Ihc commission would defer a decision but asked his lo police your own people and the park He asked hey not crcale a nuisance and lurn off loud music at a reasonable hour Our purpose here is not lo drive out our he said We know they arc one ol our greatest resources On the subject of who have shown concern since last month's about Iho large congregations of youth Barnhart asked Ihc young people lo from them If you don't like but respect and respect rights nnd work with our staff to bring about amiable solution turned toward Commissioner Saavedra and asked for further comment I share the concern about the many com- plaints we Saavedra said ond 1 realize lhat Impos ing a curfew to cut the noise Is not Die answer Saavedra then moved lo defer decision study Postal Service Unions Agree On Contract WASHINGTON UPI leadere representative half a million telephone repairmen installers and operators tentatively agreed Monday to a new contract and ordered the workers to end their nationwide strike al midnight tonight Joseph A Beirne president of the Communications Workers of America said the pact would cost the Bell Telephone System billion over the life of the proposed three-year contract if union members ratify Dr Hamilton Brown urges the City Commission to be Monday night in passing a curfew on the city's 80 parks He said such an ordinance would only lead lo more violence Standing behind him are from left Carl Hudson who said he is a transient who has lived aL Yale Park for a week a woman who identified only as Mrs Kirby and who said she doesn't mind j solves but that she i city youth be postponed until pending further Commissioner Word Payne Military Coup Gives Sudan New Leader generally agreed a is a I don complete BEIRUT UPI Mnj Alia removed from his government last November because of Communist eym has seized In the In a military coup Cairo radio said Monday he said then he loo spoke at the Inn of This Is a he and we're showing you lhal you have right lo enjoy your rights if in turn you else your o respect your fellow man I'm willing lo pass up Ihls Payne con- cluded Finally Commissioner Hairy Kinney said he's lived in Roosevelt Park vicinity for 24 years and have seen It deteriorate from 8 nice place to a loud place He said he feels we can still nice parks policed by young people ONE OF the iwo women who favored the curfew and who herself os a Mrs Storms Hit In Region Man Dies By ANTHONY The summer thunderstorms came o the Albuquerque area rorn the northern and eastern sectors of the state to extinguish two forest ires and sending flash flooding down in Canyon and the areas An unidentified hitchhiker was struck and killed in yon during rainstorm The victim was in his Inle twenties police said State Police said Ihc flooding began in the canyon about 9 p.m and the runoff continued in the arca lo early today Jim Harvey public tion officer for Kirtland Air Korce Base said the evening rains aided in controlling a brush lire burned about acres in Coyote Canyon aboul six or seven miles east of Han zano Base Everything appears lo be under Harvey late Monday The lire covered only a cw acres It was in the saddle Piedra Msa on Inc west side o the said Dick Forest Service fire for the Sandlas A slurry bomber a crew and a walk-in crew joined lo fight Ih blaze before bringing il Continued on Not to Export Horses Federal officials Monday ordered a quarantine on movement of horses out of New Mexico and four oilier states Including Texas of the deadly South American ing sickness The quarantine ordered by the Agriculture Animal Division in Houston where an epidemic quarters has been set up to fight the disease which is rampant in Texas The quarantine also affects Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas Lee S Garner director of the New Mexico Livestock Board said this means horses will he allowed lo move out of the slates Involved in the quarantine but horses con enter the sintes from areas not included in the order THE SPREAD of the mosquito carried disease Venezuelan equine has concern in New Mexico from all segments of horse in- dustry including racing said Garner and Drew Cloud man the State Racing Commission In the meantime Dr Martin Kagan assistant veterinarian in charge of Ihc Animal Health Division here said he would go to Baltimore lo escort back lo New Mexico he doses of vaccine allotted for New Mexico horses The vaccination program is scheduled to gst under Wednesday in a number of selected locations around the state CLOUD SAID HE hns asked officials of the state's three race tracks and horsemen to attend a briefing session on Ihc disease and future plans for controls The Briefing will be held during the Racing Commission meeting Cloud said there arc 900 race at La Mesa in Raton al Santa Fc Downs and more than 1000 al Ruidoso fn addition Garner estimated the doses of VEE vaccine due lo be brought into New Mexico will handle the state's horse population We we about horses in the Gar ner said GAHNER SAID Livestock Board inspectors are keeping watch on all horses Icing moved in the Continued on A4 There were no shooting although reports of the rebel forces put a ring of tanks around the presidential palace h toum seized the radio station shut down airport and cut lo other cities the broadcast said There was no in- formation on the of MnJ Gen Gaffar who ruled Sudan as head of Ihc Command cil RCC since he seized power in a coup In May 1969 The Sudan largest country in land area In Africa is on the of the from where an coup foiled a week ago King The Sudan Is bordered by the Sea Egypt and seven other African nations Bulletin The Civil Air CAP early Jils morning a for a Santa Ft man whose place wni hours overdue at Fe Municipal port Earl a spokesman for he CAP Identified the pilot who WBS in plane as Gordon 42 if Ff Livingston said ho Fe airport m that he was Fe m A Ime later ht tMd the he wris over cast of Snnta Fe and en lo said after he New Side Police all Area air ports and failed to Ind he plane 10 miles imith n lc from An unprecedented exchange of lunar material Ihc United Slates and the Soviet Union will bring part of the Russian returned lunar samples to University uf New Mexico this week Dr Klaus Keil UNM of geology A Investigator for the Na- tional Space Administration Apollo lunar sample program said he ex- thin sections from the Lunz 16 unmanned voyage to moon lo arrive at UNM before Friday Dr and hlf cam of nt the university will begin analyzing rocks ami d the samples hs sMd A summarising United States findings from Ihc Russian material is planned is early as three month from now Only 13 U.S principal will participate in this particular early phase of research on Soviet moon rocks NASA officials suld lhat Ihs first criterion used to investigators for Ihc initial allocation of the material ability to provide data and tions of the highest quality I am quite pleased hy decision to send us samples of the Soviet Dr Keil said we are very busy with the u material the Soviet rocks will lake the highest priority a secret mail ballot after news of tlie N M settlement the U.S ostal Service and a coalition of even unions representing its employes said for management and r w lore ard Hike subcommittee also had greed on contract But officials of both sides in a Dint announcement issued after 6 hours of nearly continuous said the agreement vould have to he approved hv enjoying sleep Carlos Duran 10 asked lhat a decision study can be made on Moore minister of who said the Cily full union com- lo harass and they refused to arnal photo by Barry ROBERT V any details of Bell and settlement Workers A THIRD major labor CWA reached negotiators or the railroad Monday and the United Li I I J 1 I U send Union LTU striking phone for four hours al the Labor in Now Mexico back to work Wednesday with a to seek a solution lo the work rules dispute that led union lo strike two lines last cent increase in 41 other benefits over the three-year period of the talks presided over by Chairman George Ives of the Mediation Board were UPI Piersol president without any report ol gunships and Local explained terms of the agreement and another session was scheduled for this killed 41 members of in sudden aerial Monday night The inflicting the early on July in telephone that began Wednesday losses in battle SAID picket higher wages was U.S troops this come down today and almost simultaneously by sources the agreement and officials of the Bell will return lo their U.S Command Wednesday American soldier was told a news con- ground action the first of the contract will be by a mail vote at CWA headquarters lhal our strike will in four CWA bylaws so on or about Aug IS if U.S will not be known pact is not ratified But he sed announced two Ihc union's leadership would urge the to plan to pull out it because although it by Dec 1 had passed said the mail vole not provide everything we mark a month ahead all CWA members in it is the biggest ian The mark was Bell ever from flell System week another agreement is not uuu ses went home in a i d c r a b 1 y slowed then it's where we started Piersol said prolongation of he strike or Ihc beginning of another strike in August would proposed contract produce sufficient lo May fn warrant he sacrifice COMMAND said all previous for clashes Monday with Bell systems in Military Region I within 105 miles of Da country New York City Ihc New York slate bargaining team for were no a CWA rejected he agreement in the air here said if night Communists workers want to can come in earlier president of CWA 1101 said the vole by the when AKI Cobra of 23 slate locals re- of the Airborne Division strafed a jungled CONTRACT workers was unanimous which they had is fair to all ire spokesmen and does right by said the agreement said J E an increase in wages 15 miles away near Khc Sanh other gunships president and general manager in Mexico other benefits of more 33.5 per cent over three years 5 same unit were fired on They killed 11 more Bell people who been wilh us for a wage hike of 12.8 per cent in the first year alone with return bursts a and rockets company in a separate said 1 Continued oc said the in the second and third j cent and a year of ks Due in The difference in union and company appeared to lie in a full that will pay second and third Only three grams of rock Preliminary work of the agreement equal lo Nfc were given to in the ex- rtussian scientists sire in the government's con- change About half of this will samples price Index investigating teams with the from a sea arca based on an assumption a 4 per UNM scientists receiving very will go small amounts However Dr similar lo returned on in Keil's research is Apollo Dr specifically at analyzing mcans widd nfl tremely small of material il so his work will not be separated regions of dered Iv ihc lack of lame may ii lions Because we A-l 1 will land al very New Mexico Ml Dr who has places on the moon each bit investigated rocks from daw is vary Apollos 11 12 14 will also ls participate in the study A-C rocks relumed from all Apollo nights He aid hi B-S Obituaries team's experience in porting between NASA and with the was Russian Academy of Tog i Previews essential in gelling Ihc may he a first step in Table Russian samples an WorW
