Des Moines Register, The (Newspaper) - June 21, 1975, Des Moines, Iowa THE WEATHER Partly nf afternoon THE NEWSPAPER DEPENDS UPON 1 Two low 52 ami f Grain elevator exported IN RECORDS OF SHIPMENTS killed Giancana to silence him Key part o f probe in New Orleans By JAMES KISSER 01 Thn Registers Washington Bureau DM Maine Rentier and Tribune Company Agriculture Department i records show that a grain eleva tor operated by Cook In ex By PHILIP WATTLEY and WELDON WHISLER Chicago Police in the assassination of ported million bushels grain than it received The figures obtained by The Register cover grain received and grain shipped out from elevator during 1972 and Official inspection certificates indicate that the elevator re trucks and rail road cars containing lion bushels during the three but shipped out lion Cook officials in Neyv Orleans and at corporate headquarters in did not re spond to repeated attempts lo contact them about the Daniel chief in s p e c I o r for the Board of Trade which grades and grain at the Cook said of the fig ures I dont know how that could be Bui he said he was loo busy lo check whether the figures match those kept by the Board of Sources close to the current Orleans grain inspection investigation said discrepancies between grain received and ex ported by several large export elevators parts of the probe into possible and theft of millions of dollars worth of where the big money one department officials admit that federal supervision of the weighing process and of accuracy of the scales themselves is virtually One official told the Sen a t e Agriculture Committee Thursday that licensing of weighers is a paper Federal agents have obtained records of the Cook the Runge and possibly other grain it was They also have exam ined the books of Transportation and D ivi s i on regional office in which licenses grain weighers at New Orleans and southern grain Grand Jury A federal grand jury is ex to resume hearing testi mony next and more GRAIN cily lo spark a congressional who jus I turned was found shot to death in a basement kitchen of his for Oak the ly double what they were a tresslike west suburban Park He was shot once in mouth and in the j year and bacon caters can a traditional underworld pay more as a warning to others who be inclined lo Chicago Mafia chief Sam Gian cana generally agreed Friday f ii a t he was slain Thursday night by his own crime syndicate Tcf keep him from who went of his way lo keep alow had been unwilling subject of head lines in recent as the reputed mastermind of a CIA Mafia plot lo kill Cuban leader Fidel Before Grand Jury Giancana had made four ap before a federal grand jury investigating the crime under agrant of immunity from and was scheduled to appear one more Police said believe fellow the Mafia feared he would break the Illinois i HOGS NEARLY SALE PRICES Fear resistance by consumers By DON Register Farm Editor Hog prices in Iowa are near The fact that home is so well protected in Giancana had to have admitted his was somebody he He hit by six leading police to theorize the hit man had secreted pistol on in manner so as not to arouse Giancana was under extreme one official He was probably para and was being extremely careful who he associated Oak police were being assisted in the murder in by detectives fiom the Chicago Police Intelligence Iowa farmers were receiving an average of a hun under the pressure and mob secrets that could result in other gang leaders being or draw enough the Federal Bu GIANCANA Please turn to Page Five Reports Soviet deployment of large Leased Wire to The Register Seca counterforce which of Defense James said Russia has started deploying three powerful new intercontinental ballistic two of them with multiple report at a news conference indicates sig progress in new Soviet missile deployments since last At the same Schlesinger said recent Soviet missile tests in the Pacific show that the Russians are improv ing the ily of Knockout Threat Schlesinger ami defense officials have expressed con cern that deployment of a large number of accurate Soviet mis multiple war heads could pose a knockout threat to missiles by the early said he finds it disquieting that the Soviet Union has been unable to see the mutual advantage of avoid ing acquisition of an ability to destroy an opponents missiles in a surprise first He said he wishes the Rus he and others have warned would increase risk of nu clear Defense of Korea Addressing another Schlesinger served thai the cannot foreclose any including nuclear in the defense of South Korea against an in vasion from the Schlesinger said the presence of nuclear weapons in South Korea is a wellknown but indicated they would be used only as a last Nuclear weapons have for hogs this compared to paid for top at this lime lasl The mar ket hogs his year was Prices have gone above what some of us had thought would be the summer said an Iowa Slate University Most forecasters had pre that hog prices this suni mcr would peak in the high he Were the high prices come Usually we see the peak come in The high prices prompted one northern Iowa hog buyer lo predict Were looking at la bacon and that may cause some resistance in Causing Concern The higher prices are causing concern among some Iowa hog producers jand agriculture Said Jerry of Central Iowa Stockyards at Webster City rather see us main tain a and not the market were seeing at some terminals this Paul fieldman for the j Iowa Pork Producers Associ Friday said Ive heard a lot of pork leaders say they hope The high Capitol cleanup REGISTER PHOTO BY JOHN HETHERINGTON Stale Representative Kenneth Miller deposits waste paper in a barrel provided by a Statehouse maintenance man Friday after the 1975 Legislature NO INJUNCTION teachers Ignored BANlin desegregation plan Polk County District Judge BULLARD Des Moines teachers have c a t i o n Association i 30 remain strong through the end years and said he me market were c Allbee I been ignored during now a injunction gation iberal ions by the Production would have Des School interest rector of the Des Moines Edu in increasing pork and that has us Demand for pork has re mained and I both ISUs pre that hog prices would hopes that record will Schlesinger said the balance of ground forces on the penin South would enable that country to resist a military thus making the use of nuclear weapons Other officials say that North Korea has the upper hand because of what they describe as its superiority in Judgment of Futrell said he believes a GEORGE the next six weeks will to keep the livestock market from jame prices have cattle produc ers also have watched their prices move Prices Cited The average price for choice steers in Iowa last week was a The injunction was sought a tavern have ne victims of at 942 Sixth of he bes charades ever Larry Seewald said the nance caused him jn a letter to harm because loss of president Nolden tomers since the laws went am convinced there is nol effect June intention to give teachers anan underground movement that In denying for no one rather than biennial and crowd will form lhal means next year will see e c a us budget squeeze laws are constitui be Hampel will be the crowd h e ex yal board of School Board candidates slightly said business at his nn school hoard LEGISLATORS VOTE IOWA TAX REVISION end to longest day SZUMSKI arid Its the Iowa Legislature staggered ils way In adjournment for the A marathon marked end of which SHW of a if signed into law by would mean a state in come lax cut for Rfi per cent of the slates Mixed Reviews The Democratically controlled session played lo mixed Unproductive said Republican Ar thur done said Democratic Senate George The numbers game supported Kinleys view because M of the Democrats II of the Republican passed the Laws Not Passed But biting the and laid by until were reform of the states antitrust of a insurance and re vision of the stales criminal So if was on those that Neu Adjournment required the day in loyva legislative When the House quit at it was the end of a The Senate went on to 29 hours and j Early the main block lo j the fall of the final gavel was a dispute over the tax That the chambers began fighting over amount of money the state should spend for capital improvements next They ended in a compromise of Billion Dollar Budget The session produced the states first annual budget is some million recommendation Slat Sel den estimated that would leave the state million in the black at this This was the first time thp Legislature has appropriated combination of consumer Allbee set July 9 ancc to beef and pork prices in whether the citys that j in Gentrys View iSame income las will pro lounge has declined lo almost nothing since enactment of the No We have become a i On June the board in wilh in an about same amount of He predicted that the tavern at least 45 teachers to set their that teachers have been revenue that current sys would be forced to close in i ideas on how desegregation lem produces million a 3rd animal suffers 12 hours y CAP A young deer whose legs were cut off by a hay mower was nol killed for 12 hours because a conservation officer waited for permission from the stale capital to kill the The story oL the deer that wasnt killed two ip rent which deer were killed after conservation officers took them away for private individuals who were caring for them Following those the states environmental con servation commissioner issued an order requiring conservation officers lo obtain permission from top department officials he fore killing wild animals in the possession Conservation officer William Gregory said he was following the when he refused to come here tit farm of John Liner on Wednesday and kill the deer injured by the hay Another conservation officer went to Liner farm Thurs show more rp According to columnist Jack j pared lo a year ago and Please turn to Page has 1974 low of striking targets with the forces about three weeks if best be mem of the ordinances blocked by the When the tavern employed isaid ream Fulfil and nudo male female The board present f p ed a i i uu he said Now the State Board of Public Communist peak but Now The teachers have hnd i IIP vear It mam feature it isnt Hampel opportunity lo come to pub will shift about million in The meeting was not turn la LEGISLATURE imi In At the news the price upswing he I R junior and senior t I Cll I are but I IIP board turn lo Page Seven Moines for I hogs stem largely ordinances were do THI lasl vear that in unconstitutional in May ha snm rie de hou Associate Judge Lu This led to what The Hampel the revised i December said would be Crib death explanations i M1 Two different theories J crib sudden unexplained death of children in the first months of propounded Find body in China weather humid Guerrillas free Born brothers should have listened lo king No I will nol in deadline had In be met another week or month could h APi Leftwing Monio nero guerrillas have ring Id mercury climbed lo Juan anci Jorge Born A body found in China dating degrees here Friday as heirs ol a huge lor I will back years remained in lions remained hot and humid for H ransom reported to either Senate helped il in ihr my i lia nlr even H follow n n r ar hail ii of enough m lii hoti M h lo kill the animal soft elastic Isolated oche a word and did As a result of the department issued another directive Thursday stipulating lhal in casts where an animal is plainly mortally department person in the Held should put it out ils to Chinese I Where to find it I 3 Maik b rv i 5 curred in northern and eastern member ol family SHU but of the activ was illy was In nine in pl highs ranged Irom 85 ai lhal S to M al Hie n a ti Ham u hen I I II 1 i pi In he in ihi division lo of Shen tn Judicial of Spini Mahel nl Kt o ihr
