Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - July 20, 1972, Albuquerque, New Mexico The tor showers 90 Lows 62 Valley W Airport Details on ALB LEADING NEWSPAPER RNAL Good Meany And Hlj AFL-CIO Have Snubbed McGovern That's What You Call Hearted Hard Hals Yew Volume 373 Number 20 Thursday July 20 1972 72 Pages In Sections Price lOc AFL-CIO Council Snubs McGovern Slate Kleinhenz Will Head Group Task Force to Focus On Crime Problems A force ol leading Albuquerque residents is being formed under the of the Chamber of Commerce in an effort lo bring all of he community's resources lo bear on Die area's growing crime problem Headed by President Frank of University of Albuquerque the Crime Pre- vention Task Force srill be composed of 15 to 20 persons representing all segments of the city's said he was to llw group by Jerry Geist president of he chamber He said ho is in the process of contacting various individuals lo tec it they will serve City Manager Herb Smith said he would ask various of the Police Merger Seen Move to Strength By ART government consolidation was advocated Wednesday as one of the unique methods ot ing local governments throughout the tion public participation public awareness Albuquerque was described as having a unique opportunity of being capable of strengthening its local government through consolidation by Robert Horlon an authority on con- solidation attempts He is fiscal director for he County con- government Money con not solve all faced by today's local Horton said It takes planning managing and above all an effective system HORTON in AlbU Wednesday lo brief the Joint County and City llc Study Committee on lo Crabtree Resigns Post At Museum By MIKE PADGET Museum o f Albuquerque Director Frank citing a need for change of leadership at the museum for live in any consolidation at- tempt and lo provide a blueprint tor implementation He also addressed a banquet attended by representatives ol various civic groups and organizations describing the Nashville consolidation and tlw effectiveness of that plan If local 1 survive in government urban and Is to rural America we need to reorganize the of our local governments giving them the jurisdiction and authority to plan their and provide a delivery system lo solve the growing problems wilhin Horton said the target of criticism during recent months by several persons associated with be museum made the an- during a night meeting of Ihs board of trustees of the Museum of Albuquerque No mention of a definite resignation date was made by but ho offered lo at- cmpl to remain until you have a new director employed THE MUSEUM ration had been under ire for several reasons solidation warned that is a slow pro is still In the transitional stage making change here and there as we see necessary It is a process re- quiring much input and participation and making the citizenry of current government problems nnd how Hie new government can better serve them 1 ANY CONSOLIDATION will be defeated if there isn't a massive Continued on ing dissatisfaction expressed by several persons on he museum's failure to produce displays and shows which had lieen approved and planned for and a lack communication between the director and various groups did not elaborate on his reasons for leaving city during or after the meeting He simply read the board a Idler which ho ted earlier In the day lo City Manager Herb Smith Tire announcement prompted unanimous endorsement by the of a statement which ex- pressed appreciation to Mv Continued OB to appear before the City Commission Monday afternoon and tell lie members what is being done in tho area of crime prevention He said he assumed that the task forco will be discussed at that time probably by Chief Donald Dyrd or by Deputy Jack said hat tire task force idea has two origins a Chamber of Commerce poll which that the ing crime rate Is the number one concern of Albuquerque's business community and a re- cent seminar on crime pre- vention in the urban com- munity held at the University ot Albuquerque The seminar was conducted by Professor Walt Tlie chairman said lhat he anticipates that the task force mil meet frequently at first to survey the area of crime prevention Then lie said we will try to break up Into and zero in on specifics such as areas of burglaries drug abuse and community HE ADDED we would also hope to set up an action group to wort in area of needed legislation Byrd and Dist Judge Harry participated in the seminar and there was much talk about crime prevention and how lo help the police department One of the chief objectives said Kleinheuz is to see that all agencies involved in crime prevention nro working gether Somehow it seems to he said that the cry that it's the other guy's fault which you hear from lie police the courts and the correctional people has got to stop All of these people have got o come together sensible lalk lending to solutions can be carried out There was a feeling at workshop lhat it time that this kind talk ended and lhat cooperation began HE AGREED lhat there is no short term solution we're not going to change this situation But ha Indicated that he believes a start can be made Kissinger Chief Hanoi Peace Delegates Talk PARIS UPI Adviser Henry A Kissinger conferred privately with North Vietnam's two top peace negotiators Wednesday ing an end to the war He flew back lo Washington ately to report to President Nixon The meeting was announced la an unprecedented an- from Washington and Hanoi Later In day House announced session lasted more than six hours from 10 to p.m Paris lime KISSINGER lew back to Washington immediately after meeting with Le Due Tho Communist party politburo from Hanoi and Xuan Thuy head of the North Vietnamese delegation tha Paris Ulis II was the 14th meeting be- tween Kissinger and Tho since last summer Both sides agreed not to re- veal substance of these press secretary Ronald L Ziegler said The Joint announcement that Kissinger was meeting ly with the chief Communist negotiators was ed PIS was the brief White House report afterwards CAME amid signs that might be diplomatic progress in the long and A-I GOP Ticket Also Refused Any Backing WASHINGTON UPI The Executive Council long a bulwark of Democratic followed President George M wishes day and voted not to cither Son George S or Richard M- Nixon in this year's election In n on holh your statement Mcany toM newsmen after tho council I will not 1 l not support and 1 will not vote for Diehard Nixon as President I will not endorse I will not support 1 will not vote for George for president IT MARKED Hie first lime since the 13.6 million member I organization was merged School Chief Says Funds May Be Used Jin 193.1 that Hie council has to back a Democratic presidential candidate The move means McGovern nominated said he was con- by Geist lo head the group and plans lo draw upon all possible resources organizations He mentioned the Pilot Cities program the Urban Observatory the Urban Coalition the Metropolitan Crime Commission and others He said he hopes to talk with Loken of the Crime Commission and lalk about their He said that the task force won't be in a position to mount various studies but he believes some these other agencies will be I MAY be naive but I'm determined to see if we can't coalesce these groups and bring them all to bear on tho major problems From Raton where he was on trip Geist called the task force a blue ribbon committee and said Its purposes was to coord inato community action in fighting crime The chamber was con- cerned about crime even before the community poll was conducted We wanted to get an idea at what community concerns were and poll showed crime was by far the most serious problem for Albuquerque citizens said Geist had asked each active Chamber committee to how in the crime fight and said that the task force would draw on all of these M SCHOOL Detective Vince Cappello led and Officer J A tillo examine movie projectors stolen Tuesday from S Y Jackson Gives Opinions Elementary School Thieves later abandoned the equipment in a cant lot Tlie equipment ered Wednesday Journal by Ray dry Ratio May Be By SUSAN CHAIG Democrats last week over Meany's open opposition will be A chief of tion assistance testified Wednesday in U.S District I Court that I h a t j funds may be used lo help by the schools meet minimum dards when other arc not available Brice H Lay education chief denied money and support of the AFL-CIO hierarchy Individual unions however will be free to lin the Bureau of Indian Affairs endorse a candidate on heir testified in tho first day of a own End at least three leaders stemming from a suit which already have come out for After the 27 to 3 vote five council members were Meany announced that funds raised hy AFL-CIO national alleges thai more than million in federal funds for the McKinley County District were illegally used as general funds TRIAL before Judge Howard political arm the Committee on j beginning at a Political The suit was filed last year by 1311 study listed related spending in the presidential election al Another in a on growing burglary problems this is an with a former addict nnd a director ot a drug treatment These are their on an angle Friday's slory deals with solutions y WILL HOFFMAN Significance of hard-core drug addiction In que's growing burglary could bo exaggerated especially when two arc viewed through the eyes of a former Consider these views from Frank not his real who knows the is only one of several methods lo obtain property Most addicts are scrambling for what they can gel and cashing in Hie goods to get money lo support their habits in a ready market wilh tho final buyer Frank should know tie was nil for 13 years before Journal Index Action Line CM Around Arts C-l Crossword Daily A-1 Food n-l Movies 7 K-N People's Column Today's TV Log Woman's successful treatment several Hint amount McGovem taking a convention rest al said he was disappointed at the stand taken by the member council but expressed confidence thai individual union leaders would come out on his and thai members of organised labor would vole for him in ber There was no Immediate years ago Now in his he from the White House but the action was viewed as a on remains in touch wilh street addicts and believes in the treatment program He was of smuggling and sales of heroin and he spent lime at state penitentiary He was arrested twice for burglary as a juvenile never Frank says Now add these views from reliable public and Few juveniles or professional large proportion of The suit charges that designated for educationally deprived children have been benefit of all the students Lay explained thai while the funds are provided for special education needs and programs they may be used as basic port funds by the Indians if stalo funds arc cot available UK SAID neither nor Impact Aid Law funds could be lo the school's general fund and used equally for the Indian and those nol educationally deprived j Herbert Rice an auditor and on AG Issues Directive On Hijack Protection SANTA FE LTD Gen David Ally i RAID such devices said should include x-rays radar JK diets according to statistics Many professionals won't touch hard drugs WHO IS Tim For the most part Continued on Norvel saa lie had scm all o attorney general said ho B Mexico stating bis would Accept nothing Hum sophisticated Selection devices lo lessen Ihc for jackings in Mexico dli lo Two States Close Trains Bars UPI In a swaying bar car of Amtrak's Santa Fo Chief train lhat through the prairie darkness George II Dell shook the last drops of scotch from B two- ounce and served a cocktail that caused an instant legal hangover And in Kansas where Carrie Nation made history with her 100 years ago law officers armed wilh blue laws challenged tho federal railroad system and the United Slates Congress which created it stopping sales on another chief The question Wednesday was was federal or slate Kansas law the sale of liquor by Hie drink only in private clubs Slate Attorney General Vem Miller said a train qualify for a license because It has no permanent address Oklahoma law permits the sale of liquor by the bottle in licensed stores but prohibits sale of mixed drinks officials claim its rains operate under federal law and therefore cannot be regulated by Ibc antiliquor state laws The over booze will be decided in court backed down Wednesday by suspending tho sala a f cocktails temporarily In sas and Oklahoma Slate officials slopped rains in Oklahoma City and Newton Kan and cond bartenders and stewards for running open saloons I'm marl lhat it lo said Hell 49 of Chicago a veteran bartender with Fe road A train came through here this morning going south They sold whisky Nobody bothered him Agents of tho stain alcoholic beverage control board got on an rain Okla Tuesday night They bought highballs as the rain sped north and then BS it rolled into City a man old You arc under for running an open saloon The bar is snapped Bell I've go a thai I cnn sell whisky anywhere any lime any state any county seven days a week The turned lo the drinkers in the club car nnd told them to leave A mm resting in a booth reading the New Testament nnd a on A-Z I this action is by good judgment due and reasonableness unless voluntary agreement is secured your and my told airlines in bis letter He said such an agreement would have lo detail the steps you are going lo take lo comply with that you arc obligated o fill SAID he had become concerned about since ihc first citizen filled in n skyjacking incident was a of this state and the fact that an alleged from this stale is being in a California court was referring lo Ihc of Howard Franks of Albuquerque a passenger killed in a hijacking episode in Chicago in and lo present trial of Chavez Ortiz in Los Angeles on a charge that he hijacked a Frontier Airlines jetliner earlier year
