Newport Daily News (Newspaper) - July 11, 1975, Newport, Rhode Island 1 Newport Daily News Friday July Discipline won't split church says official ANAHEIM Calif AP The president of a den Lutheran denomination strongly discounted today claims by a moderate wing that new disciplinary measures would drive a fourth of the members from the church No said The Rev Dr of St Louis head of the conservative tration of the Luthern Missouri Synod They've got to be dreaming However he said in an inter- view that enforcement of the measures adopted at the de- nomination's convention here to bring regional districts into line with administrative policies cause a big hullabaloo He expressed hope that he would not actively have to im- the measures but that regional districts involved would change their ways larily and comply with de- mands on them I will do everything I bly can to bring them into mony with the position of the synod he said adding that there is considerable chance for in the process The convention told the district presidents similar to bishops to stop ing in local pulpits the ates of a breakaway seminary and authorize procedures in- in mid-July 1976 to re- move them from office if they comply At least eight districts com- prising a total of about members of the Miember denomination are openly involved in installing Deaths Michael Sullivan Michael A Sullivan 71 of West Palm Beach Fla a former resident of Newport died yesterday in St Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach after a long illness He was a former proprietor of the Royal Spa on Thames Street He moved to Florida 30 years ago Mr Sullivan was born here March son of Joseph F and Linnie Blake Sullivan He was the of Mrs Vera Carlson Sullivan In addition to his wife he leaves a son Joseph F Sullivan of Columbia a brother Charles B Sullivan of Newport and three grand- children He was the father of the late Miss Barbara V Sullivan of Newport The funeral will be held here tomorrow from the O'Neill Home A mass of Christian Burial will be said in St Mary's Church at 10 BORN June 30 1975 at Newport Hospital a daughter Heidi Anne to Mr and Mrs John S Jr Rosemary of 29 Newport Ave Middletown and granddaughter to Mr and Mrs John of 26 Dean Ave and Mr and Mrs Thomas H of 12 Walcott Ave Jamestown COOK July 9 1975 at Newport Hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Gerald Cook Janet of 2573 East Main Road Portsmouth CiESNER July at the Naval Regional Medical Center a son to Lt and Mrs Robert Gesner Mary Mac Donald of 235 Worden St DIED CHANEY In Cupertino California July 4 1975 Eunice Peabody Chaney Formerly of Newport SULLIVAN In West Palm Beach Fla July 10 1975 Michael A Sullivan husband of Vera Carlson Sullivan Residence 315 Trinity Place West Palm Beach Florida and formerly of Newport Funeral from the O'Neill Funeral Home 465 Spring St Saturday July 12 at Mass of Christian Burial at St Mary's Church at 10 Relatives and friends are most kindly invited There will be no visiting hours John Maj USA July husband of Barbara M Taylor chard and son of Horace and Conine Bethel Pritchard Residence Sloop Street Jamestown Funeral service Saturday July 12 at 11 at Funeral Home 12 Grinnell Street Jamestown Visiting hours Friday only In Lieu of flowers con- may be sent to the Unitarian Fellowship in Easton Maryland new ministers from the rebel seminary in St Louis About an equal number of other districts have done the same thing quietly but only the eight publicly declare they will continue doing so in defiance of church's national tration More than 500 delegates of the here for the convention rallied in a show of support for the dissenting leaders here Thursday in an auditorium near the convention hall leaders of the moderate wing said the disciplinary measures including a condemnation of the moderate group as schismatic would strengthen their cause but probably force it outside the church Judge gets ousted for crass ways SAN FRANCISCO AP A miniskirted judge who kept a mechanical canary in her trimmed chambers heard cases holding a Chihuahua dog in her lap and once threatened a policeman with a vasectomy has been ousted for unjudicial conduct The California Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Municipal Court Judge Noel Cannon of Los Angeles County had engaged in a course of conduct which had maligned her judicial office and clearly established her lack of temperament and ability to perform judicial functions in an even-handed manner Judge Cannon 48 was pointed to the bench 12 years ago by Edmund G Brown and was censured in 1967 by fellow jurists for conduct She may peal to the court for of the removal order which is effective immediately The court said it acted on the unanimous recommendation of the Commission on Judicial Qualifications which in- accusations against judges alleged to be unfit or disabled The commission said that after a policeman cautioned Judge Cannon about excessive use of her automobile horn at an intersection she told a Give me a gun I am going to give him a Judge Cannon was not able for comment after day's ruling Bulgarians pay fine for lobsters BOSTON AP It cost the owners of a Bulgarian fishing vessel a pound for lobsters illegally caught on the tal shelf in all That is the price at which the owners settled on in U.S Dis- Court here in order to reclaim their trawler that was seized by the Coast Guard June 12 And they did not eat the lobsters The sailed out un- der tow Thursday evening with crew members exchanging friendly with can sailors and others with whom they had been in close contact for a month The 500 pounds of lobster which caused the arrest ably will be auctioned a spokesman for the U.S ney's office said the skipper pleaded no con- test and was fined The owners of the vessel agreed to pay the U.S government Rung Fu's fling costs LOS ANGELES AP Actor David Carradine star of Rung Fu series has been ordered to pay to a woman who says he accosted her as he ran naked through his neighborhood The court is of the opinion he was bombed out of his said Superior Court Judge Francis X Marnell after ruling Thursday that Carradine had assaulted Anrick Marie Kilty 28 The woman awarded for pain and suffering and 000 in punitive damages fied that Carradine called her a witch and tried to tear off her clothes on Sept 15 near his Laurel Canyon home The actor was arrested the same day for malicious chief after breaking into a neighbor's home He pleaded no contest to the charge and was fined and placed on a year's probation Carradine did not appear in court on Thursday After wait astronaut given chance to leave Earth By PAUL RECER AP Writer SPACE CENTER Houston AP For 10 years Astronaut Donald K Slayton was a chained eagle fettered to earth by a mysterious heart beat that doctors feared only because they couldn't ex- plain it The ex-bomber pilot one of America's original seven astro- stayed on the ground while younger less experienced men went into orbit in the most dramatic flights of early space exploration Now the graying ing will get his chance Slayton is a member of the American crew for history's first international manned a joint rendezvous and docking mission with the sians set for a July 15 launch Slayton was grounded by an erratic almost whimsically un- predictable heart irregularity which doctors called idiopathic arterial fibrillation Slayton knew it only as a mild change in the beating that caused no pain or discomfort When it came on I could go out and run a mile and it would go said Slayton I felt I had too healthy a heart and it was just sitting there coasting Kind of like an engine that develops a knock If you rev it up it's okay Slayton whose nickname is NO ACTION LIKELY Rep John B Anderson briefs reporters at White House after breakfast meeting with President Ford at which GOP congressional leaders told Ford there is little likelihood an energy will be passed before Congress recesses for August While Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott lights his pipe Anderson said blame ought to be placed on predominantly Democratic congress UPI Numbers of women enrolled in graduate courses on rise By JUDITH RUSKIN Associated Press Writer Education officials say the enrollment of women graduate students increased last year in all professional fields ly medicine law dentistry en- and business ad- ministration An Associated Press survey shows the percentage of women in graduate business school programs up five to 14 per cent between the and the school years Increases in women enrollment In other graduate programs were be- tween two and four per cent National figures show the percentage of women medical students jumped from 15 per cent in 1973 to 18 per cent in 1974 when women were enrolled The Association of American Law reports the centage of women in U.S law schools climbed from 15.4 per cent in 1973 to 19 per cent last year when a total women Women are deciding they want to be lawyers They are more interested in says Thomas Holland of the sociation The increases were a result of pressure on universities and colleges through federal action programs and changes in women's attitudes about new career opportunities education experts say The women's rights ment along with affirmative action programs in industry and commerce have opened up thousands of jobs that were to women in the past experts said Women are heading for law school according to a dean at one major law school because they are feeling they want to take power into their own hands and the law is a very powerful tool University admission officers say more women than ever are looking beyond traditional ing and education careers ward the professions Women are thinking ever they want to do they can says Eunice Burns chairwoman of the University Francaise of Newport will hold its annual celebration of Bastille Day Monday at at the statue of Rochambeau in King Park Members of Rhode Island Chapter Sons of the Revolution and a color guard from the Newport Artillery Company will take part in the ceremony plays will be presented at Portsmouth High School by the Looking Glass Theater at 10 July 23 They are The Best of All Possible Worlds a musical based on Candide and a fantasy And Rain Makes Applesauce The plays are being sponsored here by the Portsmouth Recreation Dept and Mrs James A Dungan of 34 Evergreen Ave Middletown entertained bors and friends at a cocktail party and buffet Sunday Mrs Dungan is the former Pauline Donovan of Dennison Street The couple moved here from Annandale Va last fall faces sentencing Albert A Sherman of Portsmouth district chairman for the Newport County Girl Scouts will attend a meeting this weekend at the Edith Macy National Center in to discuss scout activities for the Bicentennial She will be accompanied by Mrs Mary Dernalowicz a Middletown troop leader and Miss Catherine Hammett tennial chairman for the local district to be swept tonight are Cross Charles Farewell Coddington North Baptist Clarke and Meeting for a turkey dinner after Newport County Pomona Grange's Bicentennial Festival July 19 from 5 to 7 p.m at the Portsmouth Grange Hall are being accepted until tomorrow by Mrs Dorothy Silviera of 15 Rhode Island Ave The festival will be from to 5 p.m baha'i community has invited Newporters to meet its members Sunday from 10 to 5 p.m at the Baha'i in- was grounded on March just two months before he was scheduled to be- come the second American to orbit the earth He began what became a year search for a doctor who would stand up and be counted and confirm Slayton's own opinion that there was really nothing wrong with his heart Finally Slayton began taking a medication prescribed by famed heart specialist Dr Paul Dudley White The irregular beat faded away To prove his heart was sound Slayton had what he called a dynamic autopsy A Mayo Clinic doctor cut into his arm put probes into an artery and a vein and worked them upward into the heart chambers The doctor found a perfectly normal cardiac and Slayton was medically cleared to fly on March 13 1972 Slayton a native of Sparta Wis was learning to fly at a time when many of the younger astronauts were still learning to read He won his wings in 1943 ing World War II and within a year flew 56 combat missions in bombers over Italy After a year as a pilot instructor he went to Okinawa and flew seven missions over Japan After the war he earned an aeronautical engineering de- gree from the University of Minnesota and then worked as an engineer for the Boeing Co He was called back into uniform during the Korean War and served as a fighter pilot in Germany Stayton stayed in the Air Force and served as a test pilot until the nation started its space program Out of thousands of applicants he and six others were selected as America's first astronauts After his grounding Slayton became the old man or boss of the astronaut corps It was under his direction that the vast system of crew training for America's assault on the moon was organized Slayton is married to the for- mer Marjory Lunney of Los Angeles They have a son Kent become a U T U dUmk parking ban considered Councilman John H West has West said he also has asked proposed banning nighttime City Solicitor James S O'Brien parking on Liberty Street and to draw up an ordinance a crosswalk on ning parking on Liberty Street Memorial Boulevard near the from 8 p.m to 6 He said High Rise Building on Chapel this would keep traffic away Street from the street and avoid the He made the proposal as a noise that disturbs the residents result of a meeting with of the High Rise residents of the High Rise last West received the suggestions night from the High Rise residents at West said today the residents a question period after a buffet two biggest complaints were the as part of his campaign for lack of the crosswalk and noise election at night from patrons of Harpo's to 150 1 I t lw on Liberty Street th b t fnr West said he would introduce ror me event wss Gordon Sweeney also advise the state which had been asked to put in the n j i i crosswalk that it was being Bond OUt done by the dty of 76 running Castro honors ATLANTA Ga lian Bond btack Jamaica leader state senator announced Cuba's highest national award tt presented personally by Cuban ltm Prime Minister Fidel Castro Radio Havana said W5 for vice Castro presented the Order of f Marti to Manley in t J monies in Havana's Palace of the Revolution the broadcast Considering a run the in Miami said day paien The award is named for the Cuban independence hero and is presented to leaders who distinguish themselves by their i M international solidarity in the Published daily except against imperialism days and holidays by the fedward and colonialism A Sherman Publishing Company 101 Road I f i Telephone connecting all financed departments 3300 f IT c- Second cuss postage paid at mr II S Newport ior SUBSCRIPTION BV carrier 90 cents per week single AMHERST Mass AP copy 15 cents By mail payable in The U.S Department of Trans- has awarded the Uni- MEMBERS OF THE versity of Massachusetts an ASSOCIATED PRESS The study of transportation of school a local news printed in this children with special needs a AP Michigan's commission for women They want something different not the same old officials credit federal guidelines aimed at eliminating sex discrimination for helping boost the enrollment Schools were not forced to comply with the so-called Title IX guidelines until they were approved by Congress in May many schools began to increase their enrollment of women when tentative standards were drawn in 1972 Now that final Title IX regulations have been issued we expect an even more increase in the admission of says Peter Holmes director of the Office of Civil Rights Department of Health Education and Welfare Many educators say women will have no more trouble in the job market than men If anything they will find the going easier There are many places looking for qualified women Mrs Burns said Women and minorities have a slightly Pa Sentencing has been set for Aug 5 for Tony Boyle former United Mine Workers union president on his conviction for ordering the 1969 assassination of a union rival Delaware County Judge Francis J Catania after denying Boyle's motion for a new trial Thursday ordered the Boyle brought here for sentencing Boyle currently is serving a three-year federal sentence in Springfield Mo for illegally using union funds for political purposes He was convicted in 1974 of three counts of murder in the slaying of Joseph Yablonski and wife and daughter Yablonski had unsuccessfully challenged Boyle in an election for the union's presidency N Grimes MD is please to announce the opening of his practice in Ophthalmology disease of the eye 57 Kay St Newport for appointment call after July 1 FRIENDS OF THE NEWPORT MUSIC FESTIVAL AND PATRONESSES Mrs Hurt D Auchincloss Mrs Julien J Mrs John Nicholas Brown Mrs Chirks C Mrs Robert Home Mrs Pell Mrs Harm Mrs Morion Smith Mrs George Henry Mrs Cordially invite you to attend an old 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