Florence Morning News (Newspaper) - September 22, 1972, Florence, South Carolina GOOD It's September OUR 6TH YEAR NO. 266 Skyjack Measure Advanced Tough Senate Bolsters Air Security WASHINGTON The Senate passed a jacking Thursday providing for a new airport security lice screening of all line and the option of Ihe death penalty for the would be given the authority to suspend service of a U.S. line to a foreign country or service of a foreign airline to this country A country or harbors or is host to or aids terrorist groups who use air piracy as one of their prime country does not take adequate precautions to guard against country its service to another country which aids or abets skyjackers or sky The Senate vote was 75 to I to send the to the House with Sen. Harold D- voting He said lie objected only to the death penalty The death would be at the discretion of the jury if is a skyjacking con- The other choice is a minimum sentence of 20 In a 5--I decision last the Supremo Court declared the death as now tered generally in the United to be Ihe court left the door open for new death penalty laws that are applied The bills Sen. Howard said he Ilial part of. the alarming increase in hijacking has been Ihe failure of the U.S. court system to impose stiff Tlic screening of all gers would take place lor at least a year with the federal government fooling Ihe for electronic weapons defection The Only Daily Paper Published in Eastern South Carolina S. C. if DAILY SUNDAY 15' BOCCI IN BROOKLYN Democratic presidential nominee Sen. George tries his hand at playing bocci a form of outdoor in an Italian neighborhood in New York's Brooklyn borough Marion County Gets Million Industry liy ANDERSON News Stale Editor MARION An million that will employ 125 ple at the outset will be built in Marion County by a subsidiary of the Jim Walter Corp. Corp. of a national manufacturer of building and construction will locate on a site BY 845 VOTES Jenrette Recount Shows S.C. completed Thursday al Sou In Carolina cratic Headquarters shows stale Rep. John the winner over veteran 6lh Dis- I r i c t Congressman John McMillan by 845 voles in the Democratic runoff primary Sept. 12. A hearing by Ihe Stale cratic Executive is sel for Friday at 11 a.m. lo McMillan protests of voting a man at ters said Thursday The spokesman said the recount showed polled 36.057 and McMillan 35.212. Ford Recalls Cars DETROIT General Motors started selling its 1973 models and Ford re- called of its 1972 models in a search for 200 models which could develop a gear malfunction in Ihe power ing Ford officials said would check for Ihe same defect in the 1073s before selling GM stopped tion of 1973 hatchback Chevrolet Chevrolet Pontiac Venturas and Oldsmobile Omegas because Ihe strut supporting the rear door is subject to GM said struts will be installed on Ihe models already in showrooms before are McMillan was granted a recount last week by tive committee after he filed a request following his apparent loss in Ihe Unofficial of the off primary had showed wilh an 833-vote II was Ihe upsel of Ihe year in South Carolina political as age is estimated at around 74. had served in Congress for 34 years and was chairman of House District of Columbia 36. gained Hie off spot after finishing second in a race in the Democratic primary Aug. 20. beating Hartsville ly Craig by about 2.000 on U. S. in the Sellers according lo president William Herbert said Ibe plant will make for use as a by furniture and cabinet He said il will be a The fool will have a capacity of fKi million square on a inch Herbert and Ihe raw wood chips and will be ed in Ihe he Sen. Ralph Gasque of Marion County said it will employ many highly skilled will broaden the tax base Gasque adding their location here the effort being put forth in the county and the cooperation between I h e delegation and Ibe Planning and Development Board and the backing from Ihe He said il is furl h e r diversification for a lhal has added everything from furniture to hose lo candy plants in Ihe last six Il is also a break for the giving a new con- I inning market for I it- Rep. Johnny Waller said he uas pleased because will c in p 1 uy Rep. Waddell Byrd said fine company will further stabilize our population and boost of British Promise No More Detentions INDEX British pledge end without trial in Northern Comics Deaths General Services Doctor prepares to sell silver dollars minted in the 19th Page 10A. Markets Editorials 11B 2A: 14B j 12B i 2B The Bates were found nol ty by a jury in Page 1B. 1B Women 6A WEATHER Partly cloudy chance of and coofer High near 80; low 60. Page 3A. the County D c v e I o p m e n I said Ihe announcement means success in a long-term objective of Ihe The company said il expects construction lo be underway in four months and said tlie building should be by SAl Nixon Asks Additional Park Areas WASHINGTON ident Nixon asked Congress day lo designate Ifi new ness areas embracing lion In a special Nixon noted Ibal the wilderness pre- servation system now covers 1 million acres but com- lhal Congress had yd lo acl on 43 wilderness als encompassing million acres proposals 0.11110 from Ibe new one he submit now urge the this centennial year of our tional park system In acl quickly in favor of these new proposals as well as the ones already Five of the wildernesses would be in national wildlife refuge in New Blackboard Island in in and and Chase Lake in North A sixth administered by lbe National Park would be wilhin the land Gap National Historical Park on Ihe borders of Virginia and The six would add acres in wilderness also called for new in four national parks in the 2 million acres in in the Grand Canyon 646.700 in and in Grand Nixon included an additional 216.510 acres in Great Sand Dunes tional the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park in North Badlands tional Monument in South Guadalupe tional Park in Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico and Haleakala National Park in Stand Assailed Nixon To Meet Texas Backers By THE ASSOCIATED The ami limes political issue of school busing was thrust inlo the 1972 campaign Thursday by Vice Spiro T. In a campaign speech in Agnew sought to lay the blame for busing on Ihe Democratic controlled Con- gress and sakl if it would gel behind President Nixon's posal 1'nr a on court ordered going to have an end In Ibis II was Hie first lime Ibal lias been as an unveiled plank by a on Ihe hustings in national since Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace's ic primary campaigns Nisi On political from Democratic d e n I i a I nominee George McGovern accused Hie administration of failing in the war against narcotics Nixon's chief drug an- swered by accusing of And President Nixon packed lor Ihe campaign though Ibe White House said of his Texas trip Friday would be Ingh school in Hio Grande and of smuggling operations on Mexican Nixon also has a mceling with former Secretary John Connally and Texas lers al nally's ranch near San The GOP considers Texas cial lo Nixon's and Connally heads Democrats for Agnew inlo Ihe busing in defense of Republican Sen. Howard Maker of who is up fin lion and under fire from cratic opponent Hay Ion for recommending Ihe eral judge who has ordered widespread busing in Baker has Ilie fore- of Agnew said and sought In lay Ihe blame on Congress for most cif Ihe busing reason we have all Ihe confusion I his subject now is thai Ihe were not acted on by Hie Agnew they came up wilh some warm measure being misconstrued by Ihe 1'residenl Nixon has busing in- a special television speech on the subject last In Aug. 24. I In- day after he accepted Ihe GOP nomination for a second Nixon issued a ing Michigan residents lo me in urging the Congress to give vigorous and diligent at- al lo his ing also attacked busing saying il nothing Hie dren's In his said of heroin addicts MI Ihe United Slates doubled since and American youth in 17 lias used J. Nixon's chief on the drug said efforts to dis- credit the lack on heroin addiction are stupid and in a pushing composed ly of supporters but a sprinkling of Nixon shoved in so closely on and Edmund S. Muskie Hint Ihe I wo were forced lo curtail a McGovern's vice running told a Cleveland luncheon he wants lo Ihe people's voice al Ihe lop of Ihe if he is gel through lo Ihe Shriver cause i hoy have lo filler up through I lie Nixon Campaign Director Clark said day lhal word that no Kennedy RAMS BRIDGE An empty 235-foot barge is lodged under a section of way of the Chesapeake Bay Thursday after drifting in high winds and heavy Loose Barge Knocks Out Chesapeake Tunnel Va. Chesapeake Bay was severely damaged and dosed for Ihe second time in less than years Thursday when a barge in heavy seas knocked Hie props from under two 60-foot-long bridge The Coast Guard said southbound lanes of bolh sections one and a half mile from the terminus al Virginia other about miles offshore Three other bridge were reported less seriously Exactly 32 ago Thursday on Jan. 21, 1D70 the Navy cargo ship had rammed the 17.6-mile-long facility anci gouged a section 375 feet long. The did nol reopen for 12 days Repairs cost Members of the commission still were surveying damage from the latest but one commissioner said Ihe span lime probably would be- closed at least a month much Virginia Gov. hastened lo the scene for a personal look al Ihe damage to Ihe a key link on Ihe Ocean Highway thai runs from New York lo Florida along Atlantic seaboard The traverses Chesapeake Hay from the southern tio of the Maryland Virginia Shore peninsula In Virginia in the busy Norfolk port area of Virginia il is automobiles and com- vehicles Ibal normally use Ihe musl be many of them hundreds miles out of the to reach the Kastern whose economy was badly by Ihe Hundreds of persons who use the facility daily lo to and from jobs on Ihe Shore were stranded Bolh Ihe 235-foot barge and tug which was towing il from Beau- to New hit a section of about two miles from Ihe Virginia Beach terminus in the early ing hours after laking refuge in Ihe hay from heavy seas off Capo Ihe Guard The lug subsequently washed eastward the bridge to Ihe other side and was A Guard cutter rescued the five They were nol family money has been lo Hie campaign means Sen. M. Kennedy's appearances wilh McGovern must be viewed as a prelude lo Kennedy's plans for defense advisers also issued a in Washington Thursday accusing Ihe Nixon administration of speeding toward a billion a year military budget which threatens to spiral Hie arms race and prevent decent life for our people al Defense Secretary Melvin I lack of specific discussion of McGovern's de- fense said McGovern desperately Irving to escape the consequences of his own de- fense This new while paper endorses ami muddles his while flag surrender proach lo national Rep. John said Thursday lhal he under- stands Agnew's announcement Tuesday that an FBI probe was in progress into the wheat deal forced Nixon to But Ihe administration said a was requested by culture Secretary Earl Butz be- fore Agnew's at a news conference was not H result of vice er- McGovern lias accused the of feeding ad- vance information on the wheal iales lo Hie Soviels to big allowing an over Police Hunt Two In Knife Murder Of Prof NKW YORK Two brothers were named in a 13- police alarm Thursday as accomplices with a youth in Ihe mugging and knife murder of an eminent lumbia University professor of International law on a Harlem si One of Ihe already was in held throughout the east were Steven a 135-prxind and bis 16. The alarm directed their ure in the slaying of 65-year-old Wolfgang have Ihe case solved we have the description of other two men involved Police commissioner Patrick V. Murphy had announced less than 2-1 hours mann's At Ihe command of Mayor John V. who called the murder of Hie Kriedmann the worst outrage of his had unleashed an manhunt for the a met death under gray late summer skies p.m. 4.000 miles from his native which he fled lo survive the turmoil of Hitler's Witnesses said three young muggers set upon Friedmann after he left his Ivy League classroom lo catch a train for his home in North in subu rha n Tlie muggers fled with mann's but failed in an attempt to wrest his from his Stabbed once in the Ihe victim staggered about 25 feet and fell dead in front of a public elementary school on Amsterdam Avenue at Wesl 122nd The first lo be ar- rested was Daniel 16, 12 after the ing al his
