Charleston Gazette (Newspaper) - October 3, 1970, Charleston, West Virginia West Saturday October 3, 1970 The State Newspaper 28 EDITION Si Galperin Leads Jeter the Gazette Poll 13 Wichita Players Killed ill Plane Crash By Teny Marchal Writer If the election for the 17th District scat in the State Senate were held Si Galperin Jr. might beat James Clay Jeter by a whisker a Democratic A Gazette Poll taken Sept. 18 through Sept. 28 found Democrat Galperin and Republican Jeter in a close race for the Senate Both candidates received strong ty support from voters in the countywide Galperin emerged a slight ite on the strength of a greater cratic In simple voting percentages within the the race appears the election were held today for which of the following candidates you vote for State 17th Jeter and in were then The Galperin 40.3 38.0. Undecided 21.7 On the Democratic 63.1 per cent named 15.3 per cent selected Jeter and 21.6 per cent were The GOP figures were but in a reverse role favoring 62.3 per cent Ho 15.8 per cent anal 21.9 per cent Specially trained interviewers do the for the In the latest they interviewed 484 registered ers in areas selected by computer and representing a cross section of the County Colo. A plane carrying members of the Wichita State University football athletic staff and team boosters to in Utah crashed Friday in nigged mountain try near the Continental nine including 13 football were Eleven football a copilot and the team the crash of the Among those presumed dead were a Kansas the head coach and him the athletic director and his wife and a Wichita banker and his The Colorado State Patrol said it first was informed there were 42 the university and the flying service which provided the crew of four listed 40 names and the patrol said the figure appeared to be THE were taken by bulance and Army helicopter to hospitals in about 55 miles east of where the plane went down near the eastern base of Loveland a main route across the Continental Most of the players aboard the plane that went down were first A second plane carrying 23 other ers and the rest of the staff and boosters landed safely in where Wichita Slate was to play Utah State on The game was Assistant Coach Chuck Ramsey in- formed those aboard the second plane of the crash at the Sedatives were administered to many players at their hotel and they planned to go to church all happened so fast I didn't really think about it until we got Glenn a 20-year-old linebacker from Chicago who survived the mother said her son called her soon after the crash and Senate Approves Highway WASHINGTON The Senate Friday a providing massive federal aid for the nation's including billion a year for two years to help finish the Interstate Highway The measure cleared on a 51 to 0 roll Briefly STATE FORECAST chance of thundershowers but skies will remain High in the 60s. More weather on Page 2. Final Vietnam Servicemen 11 Eikins Site Selected by Firm Services County f URA Housing List Denied Gazette Transit Alternatives Outlined U. S. Official to Address Police City Census Issue Too Late 28 Looting Detectives were investigating day a number of thefts from cars that were parked at the Civic Center for a day night performance of No further details were Cambodia PHNOM Enemy forces expanded their control cf Cambodia's lifelines Friday and blocked or disrupted traffic on major A Cambodian communique said only two important land routes fully open to Brezhnev York Times I. the Communist party Friday stressed again the need for a political solution of the Middle East blamed Israel and the United Stales for blocking efforts to reach a negotiated Talks CAIRO As Egypt mourned its Ihe country's leaders opened talks Friday with foreign leaders who attended Gamal Abdel Nasser's Premier N. Kosygin of the Soviet Union and Elliott the head of the U. S. ation to Thursday's met with the apparently seeking to clarify the future course of Egypt's government Jumbojet Inside Today Amusements Bridge Sports Comic Page Editorials Want Ads Markets Your Horoscope 21 call vole after a struggle to find a quorum in the Senate depleted by Passengers came after failure of an by Sen. John Sherman to delete a section allowing states lo designate existing primary roads part of the interstate system providing they promise to upgrade them lo interstate standards within 12 The measure now goes lo Ihe SEN. JENNINGS chairman of Ihe Public Works said the interstate system is expected to be completed sometime after 1978, a date which would require further fund authorizations in The also includes the authorization of billion for 1972 and 1973 for work on the so-called ABC system of federal It would also create an urban highway system to aid areas of concentrated These arc other major year bridge ment for states to provide persons displaced by road con- of the highway trust fund to implement highway safety and calion for the secretary of trans- to develop an equal ment opportunity training program for highway construction HELMET marks wreckage of plane probed by cue worker at Franco Pledges Support One Million Cheer Nixon in Spain Associated New York Times MADRID President Nixon was cheered by an estimated one million Spaniards on his arrival in Madrid day and received Gen. Francisco co's endorsement of U.S. peace efforts in the Middle The president and his party got er enthusiastic reception by thousands of persons lining Ihc streets when they drove to Franco's for a state In a toast at the Nixon said the welcome me realize that the United States has many friends in His talks with he have a new base for in- creased between the two A Spanish government spokesman mated that up to million thronged streets of this capital as wilh 77-year-old Generalissimo Francisco Franco by his waved and smiled from the was a very exciting time and a very exciting Nixon en- was the largest crowd I've ever Reporters who covered the last visit here by an American that of Dwight P. Eisenhower in 1959, suid renowned as a outdrew formerly Eisenhower's vice both in crowd size and At any the Madrid greeting warmed the Nixon entourage after a series of but not massive outs on the first two stops of his European Arriving from after a visit to Nixon flics on to England and then Ireland before reluming to Washington AT BARAJAS where he was met by Franco and the whole Spanish Nixon set the theme of his visit by ing Spain's importance for Mediterranean security and expressing the hope for con- military and economic links between the two After Franco had greeted liim and Mrs. Franco had given Mrs. Nixon a bouquet oi orchids and Nixon that the talks we will have here with Gen. and wilh the members of your cabinet will contribute to further both in defense of peace and economic tion which will mean progress for of in Spain and in the United we .do not have peace in the he peace will hu very seriously An indispensable pillar for in the Mediterranean i s Spanish-American friendship and The government agencies charged with investigating air transportation dangers are in disagreement over the safety of 747 Federal Aviation Ad- officials Friday tional Transportation Safety Board thai urgent steps be taken to avoid catastrophic from 747 engine FAMILIAR WAVE is given by President Nixon as he driven through Madrid with Spanish Chief of State Francisco Franco mounted guards lead the I'm It's a My buddies are all MIKE 21, of another survivor said from his hospital was looking at the We kept getting closer and We were enjoying ourselves The plane took a Next the plane ended up in the Sheriff Harold of Clear Creek County said the plane crashed in timber just off U.S. 6, a heavily traveled winter route to Colorado ski x Turn to Page 2, Column 3) White House Confirms Tax Case Axed Job for Moore By James A. Haught Staff White House source told the Gazette Friday evening that Moore of West Virginia definitely was dropped from a presidential appointment after it was learned that possible income tax evasion charges were pending against Earlier the Daily Mail quoted a U.S. Justice Department official as saying such a case is awaiting action in but might not be THE GOVERNOR scornfully brushed off the reports Friday As he debarked from his state aircraft at Ka- Airport after attending the annual Forest Festival at he told a waiting Governor of West Virginia has no problems or should I dignify these You the press have had a considerable fun I people of West Virginia are tired of and I know I The annoyed chief executive declined to make any other and wouldn't receive telephone calls from news media at the Governor's Mansion later Friday But late Friday the Governor's administrative Norman quoted Moore as Governor of the state of West Virginia has no THE GAZETTE received confirmation in the turbulent case about 5 p.m. A key White House source said confidentially by telephone that possible tax charges against Moore definitely caused him to be dropped from a The source gave this Gov. Moore was up for appointment by President Nixon last March to the dent's Advisory Committee on Civil De- a minor honorary Special While House investigator Clark whose job was to protect Nixon from making appointments that might later turn out to be examined Moore advised that Moore bo dropped from the Nixon and he EARLIER the Charleston Daily Mail quoted a U. S. Justice De- spokesman as confirming Gov. Moore has an income tax problem of some and that it has been transferred from the Internal Revenue Service for possible criminal The same source was as cautioning that the Justice ment or decide to cute the so newsmen shouldn't the Governor in the The Daily Mall the state's largest Republican which endorsed Moore for office previously denounced news reports about the income tax case as a slur and said the stories should be undone by the news media that circulated After the first report was published in laic March by tho Knight newspaper chain and the Chicago Dally News wire the Mail printed an editorial Knows Damage Caused by Knight Story on Turn to Page 2, Column 1) Must Be PSC Under Price Inflation Cited By John G. Morgan Staff Writer Something must be done about the Public Service now in a virtual state of siege under the of high interest rates and Ihc natural inclination of most utility nies to keep raising the That's the opinion of experts close to the Commission Chairman Elizabeth V. Hallanan said unless something is the will get The now backed up to million in will get AT THE SAME she is fully aware that tho be solved Under the best of she it will be a matter of years before the commission can catch Then Miss Hallanan made this don't want to hear complaints about us not doing our job until we are equipped to do our I want the through the to see that we do our She talked about the in ting some legislators to understand these simple slate tax money would be re- quired to increase the appropriation to Uie the commission doesn't op- erate on tax The revenue comes from assessments on the regulated com- is a pool of money waiting to be used by the But legislature hasn't granted the authority for its Chief Fiscal Clerk Robert L. Stine explained that the annual uniform on public utilities for use by the commission is tions have been falling short of this and a surplus has been building Fourth of Series Further and this is a big point spending has been lagging far behind At the end of last fiscal the commission had about in unspent money or about one third of its appropriation of It's hard to explain to the legislature thai more money and personnel aro needed when in appropriated funds went unspent last Turn to Page 2, Column 3) New Voting Law Upheld by Court WASHINGTON A federal court Friday upheld the of the 1970 Voting Rights including a provision lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. The judges held that denying the 18- the vote would constitute an in violation of the equal protection requirements of the 14th The court acted in a suit brought by five New Yorkers against Gen. John N. Mitchell and the New York City Board of The decision upheld amendments adopted by Congress this year to the Voting Rights including bans on literacy tests and certain state residency requirements for voting in presidential The suit said lowering the voting age IB was not authorized by any provision of the Constitution and therefore violated the 10th Amendment which reserved to the states all powers not specifically given the federal
