Daily News (Newspaper) - March 19, 1971, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania DIAL MISS CLASSIFIED 6434040 or 5424641 THE DAILY Pa State Lib Newspaper Section Box Hooh 120 Education Bldg Harrisburg Pa 17126 1601 Vol 50 TEN CENTS PER COPY MOUNT UNION FRIDAY MARCH 19 1971 PHONE 6434040 TEMPORARY HAiN ENTRANCE Fate Of SST Rests In Skeptical Senate Temporary Main Entrance At Hospital Visitors to the J C Blair Memorial Hospital in Huntingdon find daily changes as the big renovation and improvement program continues This week the old main entrance to the hospital was removed and all persons entering the hospital must use this temporary entrance Hospital officials have placed directional signs for the convenience of visitors All visitors are requested to use this temporary entrance Dis charged patients however are permitted to use the exit to the rear of the hospital Serves 27 Sewage Officer Begins Monday By Jurist Four cases were handled by Judge Morris M Terrizzi yes at a session of Hunting dori county Court The jurist sentenced a young woman who had pleaded guilty to two charges back in September he heard a guilty plea made a support order and directed the r a scheduled habeas corpus hearing in which no testi mony was offered by the demand ing state in an extradition pro District Attorney Richard W Linton represented the Common Contd on Page 7 Crews Trying To Reopen Route 350 Crews from the Pennsylvania Transportation in Huntingdon County were making every effort today to reopen a Route 350 However a spokesman for the department said the prospects were not promising for getting the roadway back in service to day He indicated that work men would be back on the job tomorrow morning if the work was not finished today The heavily traveled high way has been closed since early Tuesday morning when a massive rockslide lanes of traffic Workmen quickly open ed one lane but area was closed after workmen deci ded that the original slide had created dangerous conditions and additional slides could be ted Huntingdon Countys sewage enforcement officer Lewis J Rinker of Mount Union will begin Monday to serve home builders in the 27 townships and boroughs to the County Sani ary Administrative Committee Rinker who was the position at the February meeting qf the committee has been train ing since to be able to handle the of his work as well as make the in of septic sys tems conduct the percolation tests and be able to serve as an adviser on building lot sizes and suitable soil characteristics for sewage systems In essence Rinkers job is to see that Act 537 provisions are enforced 27 municipali ties within the have banded together to hire him These include Logan Frank lin Cromwell Oneida Miller Cass Morris Henderson Lin coln Porter Brady Penn West Walker Springfield War riors Mark and Todd Townships 1 Contd on Page 5 Big Count Concert Is Tonight Final preparations are being made for Country Concert the big Easter Seal benefit concert to be held tonight at Oiler Hall on the Juniata College The show will begin at 8 pm and the nine groups scheduled to perform are expected to bring the audience over two hours of fine country music Ted and are sta ging the show for the Easter Seal Society and will be one of the groups performing tonight Other acts to be featured in clude The Black Mountain Ex press The Fugitives Steven Wesley Ott the Western Ramb lers Lynne and Jeff Knight The Shades of Darkness The Blue Flames and the Ridge Riders Many of those performing to night are well to area country music fans through ap at dances and con television and radio and through records Tickets will be available at the door beginning at pm tonight All proceeds will be turned over Seals Motor License Division Open Tomorrow HARRISBURG UP I The state has reminded motorists that the Motor License Division of the Motor Vehicle Bureau here will be open from 8 am to 4 pm Saturday for issuance ol 1971 license plates The same hours will also be in effect the Saturday March 27 Director William tM Stefanic also reminded vehicle owners that the 8 a m to 8 pm weekday hours which have been in effect since March 8 will be continued throughout the duration of the current licensing period Midnight March 31 is the deadline for renewal of license registration by owners of pas senger cars station wagons and indus trial tractors and automobile dealers Funding Is Cut Off By House WASHINGTON UP future of an American faster airliner is in the hands of a skeptical Senate which is facing mounting pressure from the airline industry the White House and organized labor to keep the project alive The House voted 215 to 204 Thursday not to spend any more government money to develop two prototypes of the supersonic transport plane after March 30 when current financ ing ends But opponents of the project tempered their over the unexpected house action with cautions that the SST still is far from dead A White House aide said President Nixon was naturally disappointed at the House action killing a million appropriation to continue the project until June 30 But the aide said The President is hopeful that the Senate will restore the funds for the prototypes SST Foes Stay Vigilant Sen William Proxmire D Wis leading the battle against the plane cautioned supporters the SST is still very much alive On the floor of the Senate the division on the issue has been very Leaders Chat With Guest Speaker Chatting with guest speaker Clearfield County Radiologist Dr Frederick R Gilmore right are Fred N Radle of Mount Union county chairman for the 1971 Cancer Crusade and Mrs Al thea Jenkins o f Orbisonia chairman of the Southern Huntingdon County area Gilmore spoke at the county Cancer Crusade kickoff on Wednesday evening Tired South 1971 Goal is Viet Forces Replaced Page 16 SAIGON Viet nam rangers and marines rushed into Laos today to replace battered government who said they would not continue the battle We had been fighting for six weeks in Laos one evacuated Infantry man said We would rather surrender than fight any more South Vietnamese forces also evacuated Artillery Base Brown today the sixth key position abandoned to onrushing Com munist forces in the fight for control of the vital Ho Chi Minh Contd on Page 16 County Kicks Off Cancer Crusade WEATHER Windy with showers today with some rain and snow mixed this morning Highs upper 40s to mid 50s Windy and colder with snow flurries like ly tonight Lows upper 20s to mid 30s Saturday windy anU colder with a chance of snow flurries Highs upper 20s to low 30s Probability of precipitation near 100 per cent today CO per cent tonight and 40 per cent Saturday Some Skeptical About Project AEC Use Of Salt Mine As Dump Being Debated M CJ LYONS Kan UPI The nearly 5000 people of this central Kansas farming town are convinced the Atomic Energy Commis sion officials are good churchgoing folks who have been completely honest with them And if the AEC wants to dump its solid radioactive waste in a nearby abandoned salt mine they see nothing wrong with that But Gov Robert B Docking Sen James B RKan and other Kansas politicians are skeptical While they have directly opposed the AEC project they have asked for safety tests before Congress allocates any funds A Lyons junk dealer also is skeptical Paul McKinnis the AEC just hasnt run enough ests So dont cry on riy shoulder starts in around here after they bury all that deadly pollution Permanent Disposal Planned The AEC plans to bury the waste in narrow steel cannis ters beneath 1000 acres of Lyons By 1976 the mine would contain 88 cannisters By the year 2000 it would contain 199261 cannisters surrounded by salt Walter Pile manager of ite Lyons Chamber of Commerce thinks his town is to cooperate with the AEC bedded salt underlying Lyons is about 300 feet tluck and isat a depth 1000 feet which will permit construction of areas Pile said The Lyons salt bed is part of a massive formation in a densely populated area extend ing about 10000 square miles It is in a very stable seismic area Its formation has existed relatively undisturbed for hun dreds of millions of years Besides we feel like were our brother keepers as strange as that may sound in this day and age The AEC has been completely honest with us They tested it here for 19 months Theyve assured vis this is as safe a place as there is Theyve also assured us if there are problems it wont be a sudden catastrophe and that it can be abandoned Contd on Page 3 In Galley Case D ef ense Is Getting Restless FT BENNING Ga The jury deliberat ing the fate of It Galley Jr went Into its third day of painstaking and time consuming analysis today The defense was getting restless Galleys attorney George W Latimer said he thought the jurors were acting too much like with some unreasonable requests for pic tures and rereading of evidence and were taking too much time The judge Col Reid W Kennedy said they were to be highly commended for taking their time and being careful The jury was unaware of this exchange between counsel and judge They plowed ahead Into the 52nd court day and scheduled more testimony rereading Contd on Page 16 Effluent Problem Is Discussed Huntingdon County commiss ioners Gordon Haverstock and James DiCosimo and Chief Clerk Lewis Green ent problem at the Shirley Home for the Aged with ian Clyde McClure during the of the commis Thursday Effluent is overflowing from the septic drainage fields at the county home into a small stream which into the Creek The condition was noted during the February report on the county home McClure suggested that a pack aged disposal system should be considered for installation at the home to remedy the problem The commissioners authorized the reinvestment of funds accru Contd on Page 7 INSIDE THE NEWS Ann Landers 8 Building Classified 16 Comics 13 Courthouse Roundup 10 Crossword 15 Farm Page 9 Obituaries 2 On Stage Live 8 School Page n Society Sports 4 5 TV Schedule 8 9 do or you dont make that last call to insure the success of your 1971 Cancer said Dr Gilmore Clearfield Hospital radiologist who addressed over 85 crusaders and friends who attended thV kickoff meeting for the April Can cer Crusade at the Elks Home Huntingdon Wednesday evening Quoting the goal 01 tiie Cancer Crusade We Want to Wipe Out Cancer in your Lifetime Dr Gilmore said that crusaders should feel it is a privilege to share in a crusade to conquer a disease which crosses every bar rier of race color knows no age barrier Only when we and make the Cancer Crusade a personal thing said Dr Gil more can we make inroads against this scourge A Radiologist Looks at Can was the subject chosen by Dr Gilmore By way of intro duction to a film Breast Can cer which he Gilmore said most breast can cers occur in women in the 40 44 age bracket Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer incidence and death in women to day There will be an estimated 70000 new cases in 1971 and an estimated 31000 deaths However such tremendous Contd on Page 16 Young Are Praised By Warren WASHINGTON mat Chief Justice Sail turned 80today with praise the nations a that conflict of interact one of the greatest evils ta the government of the anci healthy Warren reminisced about his years on tha couit said the seminars he has been his retirement have renewed his In the Contd on Page 16 David Julie Living Under Heavy Guard VIRGINIA BEACH Va shingled house looks like many other rented houses in this resort city except for the armed men in the garage The address is 5504 Ocean front Hd and its temporary tenants are the most officer Ens David Eisenhower and his wife Julie v The arrived by plane from Washington Thurs Contd on Page 8 Special Attention To Soloists Dr Ned C Deilil associate director of the Blue Band at Penn State guest conductor for the Huntingdon County Band Festival is rehearsing with the students having solo parts in the North Sen Overture a selection to be presented during the concert tomorrow night in the Mount union Area High School auditorium at pm Students left to right are Peggy Minnick Mount Union Debbie McDaniel Juniata Valley Mike Price Mount Union Rebecca
