Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph (Newspaper) - July 23, 1973, Colorado Springs, Colorado Still Held by Terrorists By HOLDER JENSEN selves dont know what they DUBAI AP The 143 per sons aboard a hijacked Japa nese jumbo jet faced a third day today in the 100degreeplus heat of the Arabian peninsula as doubts grew over the hijack ers Earlier reports said the ter who took over the big The Israeli government so far had made no response to the reported demand for Okamotos But the Israelis have refused all such demands in the past and were expected to re ject this In the Japanese gov was discussing the plane Friday shortly after it possibility of offering some of its officials as hostages in place of the passengers aboard the Amsterdam were demand ing that Israel release Kozo Japanese terror ist serving a life sentence for it sent Vice Transport Minister Sato the Tel Aviv airport Dubai to do what he in But today an official The plane had been Japan Air Lines We food was being sent out to it dont know what they want in some of us are beginning to think the hijackers them and a small gener ator was connected to it to keep the air conditioning at least But there was no communication during the night between the hijackers and the control The plane was surrounded by about 100 police and Bedouin troops who were ordered to stay at least 300 yards from The air pirates released one of the Japanese crew purser Yoshihisa He had been wounded when a gre nade carried fay one of the ter a Latin American woman exploded accidental ly and killed The purser said there were four male hijackers in addition to the woman a a a dark skinned man who appeared to be a Pakistani or an and a fourth possibly a Latin who had been the womans The hijackers identified themselves as members of the Sons of Occupied Territory of an organization not heard of The Dubai government said in a The world has begun to doubt the existence of the organization which the hi jackers belong to or the rela tion between this hijacking and the Palestine especially since the known Palestinian or have denied any connection with this The hijackers said they had rigged explosives at all doors on the Boeing 747 and warned Turn to Page Column 7 Tahiti Crash Kills 78 Tahiti AP A Pan American jetliner carrying 69 passengers and 10 crew members plummeted into the sea shortly after taking off tot Los Angeles Sunday night and authorities reported that one survivor and 12 bodies have been As the hours the pos of finding other survi vors to be The lone a Cana dian was being treated in the Papeete military hospi A a man named said As soon as the plane took it turned to the I thought the pilot wanted to avoid the fuel tanks along the edge of the of else the Then it continued to go Before it crashed into the I saw a red flare and then a cracking like some one was breaking a plywood The flight 816 from New to Los Angeles via crashed within 90 seconds after taking officials A Pan American spokesman said there had been no commu from the crew con trouble Police headquarters in Papeete placed the search scene two miles north of the entrance to Pa peete A heavy odor of kerosene floated over the search flight bags and seat cushions bobbed on the oil stained waters a piece of the landing gear was the only part of the plane The ocean bottom is about 300 feet below the surface in this so that it was consid ered impossible to reach the Five French navy tugs went to the Scene to aid In rescue and a number of small boats sailed out of the The pilot had made an emer gency landing at Papeete on ar rival from because of a windshield sources The plane a Boeing apparently was delayed in takeoff from Papeete while tha windshield was Pierre governor of French Polynesia and Aymar French secretary of state at the Defense Minis went to the crash scene aboard a small coastal who had dome to Tahiti for the first French nuclear explosion of the current test Ail Tahiti is in as 1 as a result of this catastrophe which affects so many people wha were leaving for Los Angeles with hearts filled with the joy of A fine rain Was falling as the rescue ships combed the area with the aid of YOUR FREEDOM NEWSPAPER We can do more for other men by correcting our own faults than by to cor rect Fenelon COLORADO SPRINGS RAPH HOME EDITION Year Dial 6324641 Both AP and UPI COLORADO JULY 1973 lOc Daily 25c Sunday Four 42 PAGES No Nixon Says By MICHAEL WASHINGTON AP Word has been sent to the Senate Wa tergate committee that Presi dent Nixon will not permit the panel access o White House tapes of presi The As Details of Presidents po sition were but all indications were that the seven man meet in executive session today and vote unanimously to issue a for the lated materials A but prob ably would the Pres one source close to White House and Senate negotiators The who indicated there informal dis CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Some Minneapolis area homemakers are turning to Farmers Market for better buys as food prices Farmers sell their products directly to Carl Dischinger left of is making a sale AP Wirephoto Official Says Higher Food Prices to Stay between White House and committee staff said I would expect the to be is sued to the of White House records and the person responsible for the It would accomplish the same purpose and wouldnt ruffle as many the Senate panel planned to continue its tele vised inquiry into the Water gate questioning ex White House aide Gordon Stra chan today with the Presidents former top John Eh and Haldeman next on the witness The confrontation between the President and the Water gate panel over White House evidence has loomed for a month since Sam Ervin the committee first sought various documents the panel considered to its On July Nixon flatly re the as well as suggestions by the North Caro lina Democrat and other com members that the Presi dent personally appear to de fend himself against sworn statements that he participated in the Watergate The President claimed it would violate the doctrine of separation of powers for the na tions chief executive to appear before or surrender confidential The committee after discovering that automatic recording devices had been taping presidential conversations since re its request with the sug gestion that access should not be delayed if the is to perform its House in de to stand firm in refusing access to the despite the committees arguments that he tapes constitute mony an are by executive at a weekend news conference in his home escalated the argument another notch The said the mer is making it more difficult for the members of committee to cling to a sumption of innocence of wrongdoing on his Issuance of a though not could bring the present con to a The translated from the ries the threat under but it is unlikely any legal penalty be imposed the President if Turn to Column Eddy Air Dies at 82 WASHINGTON AP A top Nixon economist has predicted higher food prices under Phase but says prices will stabilize and unemployment will de The Weather Report famished by Service ml 1elerson PIKES PRAK REGION Scattered afternoon and evening showers or some heavy partly cloudy through Tues today and Tuesday 75 to 80 low tonight near Precipitation prob ability 30 per cent this afternoon and evening and again TEMPERATURES AT GAZETTE TELEGRAPH Sunday Monday 1 75 1 Chariman the Council visers also was nearing the end of an eco nomic boom we have a Herbert Stein of of Economic Ad said the country 69 2 3 70 3 4 K9 4 5 51 5 6 52 6 7 5Z 7 8 53 8 D 54 9 10 52 10 68 11 55 Midnight 55 Maximum for 21 hours ended at 10 today 75 Minimum for 24 hours ended at 10 today NATIONAL SERVICE PETERSON FIELD Maximum fur M hours ended at 10 today a Sf Says Haldeman Gave Spying Order By MICHAEL WASHINGTON AP A 59 j former White House aide testi 53 51 SOI 50 49 49 48 Minimum for 24 hours ended at lO today Maximum for a year ago Minimum for a year Wind velocity at 10 9 per hour Wind direction at 10 Southeast Relative humidity al 10 51 per Kea level pressure at 10 and Precipitation tor 24 hours ended at Precipitation for current month Normal precipitation for current fied today that Haldeman instructed him in the spring of 1972 to have Gordon Liddy transfer whatever capability he had to gathering informa tion about Democratic George Gordon who was a top aide to the former White House chief of told the Watergate committee that he relayed that order to chance of slowing the Doom down without what would ordinarily be called a reces Agriculture Secretary Earl and Labor Secre tary Peter Brennan ap Sunday on separate television news interview Butz also predicted higher prices for farm products under the Phase 4 pro but said the heavy part of the rise is behind also discussing Phase called the wage guide lines flexible and said he antici pated that the Cost of Living Council would approve labor contracts for wage increases above the per Butz Meet appeared the on Stein on month Precipitation so far Una year Sunset tonight at Sunrise Tuesday at COLORADO TEMPERATURES Hi HI Lo Akron Alamosa Canon City Crook Denver Fleming Fort Collins Grand 89 36 38 52 43 49 Pueblo 51 49 Trinidad Albany Albuquerque Anchorage Asheville Atlanta Birmingham noise Brownsville Ilu fulu Charleston Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Des Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth CIrcen Bay Helena HI Lo Hi 83 53 Kansas City 76 91 57 Little Hoek 95 75 85 03 IMS 77 62 M 91 92 72 80 77 93 81 89 91 78 85 81 78 82 75 77 95 82 6S 53 Louisville 115 72 Memphis 72 Miami 5 Milwaukee 5t Paul GO 14 New Orleans 93 7ii New York 58 City r Omaha 72 Orlando He said the instructions came some time after April when Strachan said he had advised Haldeman in a memo of Lid dys plan for gathering campaign PS p Liddy was convicted early this year as a conspirator in the Watergate Strachan said in were to have Liddy switch his attention from Edmund Muskie of the early Democratic tial to jo who eventually won the Demo cratic nomination for the White 01 71 94 75 67 84 68 Strachan also told the com 2 it was fairly common 81 68 71 72 Me 82 13 City 80 56 Reno 56 Richmond 70 Louis Salt Lake 45 San Diego that the driver for M Muskie was in the pary of the for the ReElection P Of the President or at least sup plying information to the Nixon CBS Face the and Brennan on ABCs Issues and Answers Butz noted that there had been substantial food price in creases in the last eight He said meat and pork were among items ex to rise under Phase 3eef prices will remain frozen until Prices of fruits and vege tables would depend on the cur rent growing season Butz He also noted that farmers are making money now after a dry and said that this is as it should Stein said that Phase 4 will get us over certain transi periods to a situation in which we will have reasonable price high employ ment and a high level of eco nomic He described Phase 4 as being designed to slow the rate of price rises while permitting Stein contended that price in effect since have resulted in a large expansion of the and ligher employment and person al And while he said a 35 per cent increase in profits was considerably higher than the in crease in individual he said this was because prof its rise in a tune of Brennan called for sacrifices and cooperation to make the program The American people have a good idea of what is good for them and good for the coun he Butz also said that last grain sale to the Soviet Union has been played all out of pro portion to its He said the sale for only 20 per cent of the na tions billion increase in ag exports last year am termed the matter a red her ring that has been across the trail several times jy He said the Agriculture De Switzerland AP C a p E d dy Americas outstanding fighter ace of World War I and builder of Eastern in Neumuenster Hospital early a hospital source He was An Eastern spokesman in Miami said the cause of death was heart failure and that Rick wife was at his bed His death ended a career of excitement and danger that him to say in 1970 Tve cheated the old Grim Reaper seven tunes that I know An Eastern spokesman said funeral services would be held in his native later this Rickenbacker was the epi tome of every Walter As early as he was push ing race cars to 134 miles an lour on the sands at Daytona By the time the United States entered World War Ricken backer was earning year as an out speed In 1917 he enlisted in the Army and became staff driver for John commander of the American Expeditionary Though 27 and two years over the age limit for the 6 Rickenbacker transferred to the fledgling flight service and got his lieutenants com mission after only 12 practice flights in the fragile Assigned to the 94th HatIn TheRing Aero Pursuit Squad he shot down his first plane with a machine gun April A month later he shot down his fifth to qualify as an Soaring without a parachute in primitive planes propelled by engines less sophisticated than Rickenbacker eventually blasted down 21 German air craft and five observation bal loons out of the skies over On his way to becoming Americas ace of he met propeller to propeller with the Red Baron and Baron Man fred von Flying Surrounded by three scarlet nosed planes of the German ace of tried to get away but his pur suers showed extraordinary adroitness in handling their The heavens seemed quite crowded with the three dancing After a an opportunity came to try to outrun and with the motor full open and the nose straight I looked back and saw them fad ing away in my The American who learned to fly by the seat of his pants lat zero is about the averages heros This hero shouldnt be taken too those in todays was to say From hero to Turn Page But a generation later and half a world ckers cool head in war gained him the badge While on a mission for secretary of the in which he was a civilian passen ger ran out of fuel on and ditched in Pacific some jOO miles north pf The eight men aboard caped with their lives and four scrawny After the oranges were Rickenbacker there showed up a terrific lot of pangs of hunger am we prayed for Within an hour after prayer meeting a seagull came in and landed head we wrung his head ana feathers from him and carved Citys Administration Costs Expected to Rise Editors Note Following is the second in a series of arti By GARY SHUPP penses primarily consisting of customer accounting and gener al Figures in this area range triment did not know in vance the size of the those price increases nec essary to get production ol most critical particular ly and gradually fade out in time so we can get back to a free ad Gazette Telegraph City Editor One of the lesser allocations of funding for the city utilities department goes to the tration and office needs of the municipal Only the joint services divi sion has a smaller For 1973 some is al for these According to the fiveyear basic budget recently released by the city administration costs are slated to rise in the next five Projections forsee adminis costs at for 1974 for 1975 for 1976 for 1977 and finally for Of these is authorized for salaries in 1973 with that figure projected to gradually increase until it final ly reaches the level for Other expenses figured in the administration and office seg ment of the budget include op from the allocated for 1973 to the projected forseen by Capital additions for adminis functions are not includ ed in this part of the budget but the Joint persons in 1978 to bring the total number of employes to are included under Service One of the major areas proj for cost increases in the administrative area is the addi tion of new personnel with the largest jump in employes slated to take place in 1974 at which time it is thought that 15 per sons will be added to the de bringing the total number of employes to for the next two years it is projected that the losses and gains will offset each other so that for 1976 the same number of employes will be on the administrative payroll That comes about through it net loss of four employes in 1975 offset by a net gain of four more persons in Then in 1977 the adminis division forecasts an in crease of 10 employes followed These figures reflect those employed by the administration and office division of the De of Public Utilities and not the employes of other divi sions within the in the these salaries are figured on a pro share between the various other divisions with the total figure for operating labor in 1973 for the entire utilities de set at For 1974 it is projected that the administrative division will hire a rate an ing a payroll a Keypunch a field ser through the projections for Since the fiveyear budget ftp the City Utilities was as mentioned In a previous prior to the imposition by the city council pf a moratorium on issuance ol new natural gas any influence by that moratorium is not reflected in the budget fore Next The Electric Division v i c e three a customer service a TWX three meter readers a credit clerk and a field In 1975 the addition of five employes in areas will be offset by the loss of others as the complexion of the department varies slightly cording to its Also included is part time help with 15 persons fitting in that category in 1973 and con oration and maintenance exby the addition of another at that static level w Financial Abby 8R editorial 1t Briefs 4A Radio 4 TV fiO Vital 4A Map 44 Women 24it Worry Clinic 149 Today of 4 main 49 your It not
