Tucson Daily Citizen (Newspaper) - October 19, 1971, Tucson, Arizona VOLUME 101 NO 253 on TUCSON ARIZONA TUESDAY OCTOBER PASES 15 After Ottawa Attack Russian Premier Alexei N Kosygin his coat askew aces after he was yesterday by a man identified as Geza Matrai of Toronto who has been active in such organizations as the Edmund Burke Society and the garian Freedom Fighters Association i Heckling Beclouds P Kosygin's By WILLIAM OTTAWA As Premier Alexei N Kosygin embarked day on another round of matic tourism the that heckling and harassment would follow him across Canada and would rub much of the sheen from whatever icy had hoped to achieve from his trip Nobody was injured and no- body was more than ily the attack day Soviet premier's son by an angry young garian and by the tions groups which feel oppressed by the Russians However the attack on gin and the denunciations of him by Ukrainians and Jews swing the spotlight away from Kosygin's phrases about peace in the concentrate it instead on Soviet domination of minorities in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe More are promised on across Canada Montreal Rabbi Meir Ka- leader of the militant dsh Defense League in the States deported from Canada today He and six other persons had come here to protest the treatment of Jews in the Soviet Union during gin's visit Rabbi Kahane and his group were detained last night after landing at Montreal's airport An official Canadian im- migration department said Ka- hane left flight for New York at 7 The others remained in dian custody and were due to depart for the United States er in the day the official said Kosygin's obvious mission is to spread the word that the viet Union yearns for the seeking to achieve this through such de- as a security mutual can and Soviet reduction of countries BISHOPS MARRIED PRIESTS Few At Session Favor Any Change VATICAN CITY UPI An overwhelming majority of gates to the Third International Synod of Bishops rejected today any change in the fioman lic Church's law barring ried priests Six of the 12 committees studying celibacy and other issues in the wracked priesthood reported they want no married priests under any circumstances One committee reported it was divided on the issue of lowing some elderly already married men to become priests Three committees did not take a vote on the issue and two other committees did not report The trend against changing the celibacy law in any way was established yesterday when a committee headed by Cardinal John Dearden of Detroit voted against allowing ried priests The committees were drawn up according to languages ken by the 210 delegates to the synod All three English-speaking committees including the one headed by Spanish and Portuguese language com- and one composed of French-speaking prelates voted no Another Spanish and committee was split on the question of allowing some married men to become priests under very limited circum- stances a proposal Pope Paul VI already has agreed to er It seems perfectly clear that there will be no change in the celibacy one high-ranking prelate said earlier One member of the Dearden Kino Bay Gets Phone Service Special to the Citizen HERMOSILLO The first ephone call from Bahia Kino Ki- no Bay was made last week by Gov Seraa to Hermosillo At an approximate cost of 000 a six-month project resulted in the first direct line state capital from Kino The capacity of the trunk will be 50 telephones which will be installed in the tels and homes on a first-come basis rri i rinia s 1 otal Kises As Unemployment Increases By MARGARET Citizen Staff Writer Rising unemployment Pima County's welfare roll be- tween January and July this year reports the State ment of Public Welfare snow birds and street people will add to this county's welfare load during the coming winter predicts Ever Hanson director Pima County Welfare Department he said if qualify for welfare mostly apply for food stamps Agreeing that unemployment elsewhere in the nation has caused welfare benefits to in- crease the first six months of this year Hanson said the ing of residency rules also has been a factor in increasing the number of families on welfare The increase area has been especially noticeable the past he said Listing the proportion of the population receiving public sistance in July the state de- said the Maricopa County rate remained firm at cent Conversely Pima County moved upward to 5.1 per cent The state's metropolitan ties Pima and Maricopa con- however to have a lower proportion of their population receiving public assistance than do Arizona's rural counties Recipients of ADC Aid to De- pendent Children represented almost 70 per cent payments made in the state in July this year representing an increase 2 per cent over January and reflecting the con- growth of this portion of the state's welfare program Although total population growth was a moderate 3.5 per cent the concurrent growth in total welfare recipients rose 5.7 per according to a public welfare statistics report Comparable average U.S rates are unavailable at this time but Arizona's rate of 5.3 per cent 53 persons per probably is lower than the national average Apache County continued to have the highest proportions of public assistance recipients most 21 per cent of the county's population receive a public sistance money payment Recipients of ADC represent not only 78 per cent of the recipient but also 16 per cent of the county population committee said the group re- a married clergy as ther necessary nor convenient by a vote The group one prelate said even struck out a clause that such a step not be recommended to the present time because delegates felt this would imply was unresolved Antiwar Vote Fails In House WASHINGTON UPI The House on an indirect test f f an- sentiment refused day to accept a Senate ment calling for the withdrawal of all U.S forces from Southeast Asia by next spring The vote was 215 to 192 The action followed a personal appeal from President Nixon to 38 Democrats at the White House and a decision by Re- publican leaders in the house to block a direct vote on Sen Mike Mansfield's amendment Critics charged that the GOP leaders ducked a direct vote be- cause they were afraid they would be beaten but publicans said they were just trying to keep the Senate from dominating the legislative cess In addition House Republican Leader Gerald R Ford said adoption of Mansfield's sion would undercut President Nixon's negotiating flexibility when he visits mainland China Soviet Union next spring GOP Whip Leslie Arends of Illinois exercising the traditional right of the minority to choose its favored member to offer the one on instructing House kept antiwar members from forcing a vote on whether the House should accept the field amendment Czechs Oust U S Envoy PRAGUE AP ordered tfS diplomat Samuel G Wise Jr named in a recent espionage trial of a Czech journalist to leave this country within 48 hours U.S Charge d'Affaires Arthur J Wortzel was summoned to the Foreign Ministry in- formed that Wise was no longer welcome in Czechoslovakia the U.S Embassy said Inside Today's Citizen Bridge 11 Citizen Charlie 22 Crossword Puzzle 19 Deaths 35 Editorial Pages 26 Financial News 32 Movie Times 19 Public Records 42 Sports Dials 22 Weather 42 Woman's View Mt Mystique DM An unidentified hiker bundled against temperatures ing 20 degrees walks on Mt Lemmon through the magic of snow on the pines Nearly a foot of the white clinging stuff covered the highest peaks in the area and it shows no signs of leaving soon Roads were still passable on the mountain today but drivers were advised to use tire chains Low Of 40 Sets Mark In Tucson Drain your Light your stove for Nature's cooler's Taken over Frazier Tucson's mercury dipped to a record low of 40 degrees early today and the cold snap shows signs of continuing at least through tomorrow according to the National Weather Service The previous record low for today was set in 1949 The forecast calls for ued cool temperatures in the evenings warming slightly ing the day The mercury is expected to rise to the upper 70s tomorrow dipping to an overnight low in 40s again The National Weather Service recorded 01 of an inch of rain overnight in Tucson No new Rain Scoreboard Rainfall overnight 01 This year to date 9.37 Normal to date 9.21 Last year to date I 11.55 snow was reported at Mt Lem- mon where as much as a foot of the white fluffy has lated Temperatures there were unofficially reported to be 20 de- grees early today The high reading in Tucson yesterday was a meager 61 de- grees A spokesman for the Pima County Highway Department said snow plows had been at work on the highways where snow had fallen in the tains but said none of the roads was closed early today He cautioned those intending to drive into the snow area to use tire chains however ft f m FORMER HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR Joseph C Herrick Named First Pima County Manager By EUGENE YARN Citizen Staff Writer Joseph C Herrick trator of Pima County Hospital today was named the first Pima County manager by a vote of the county board of supervisors The dissenting vote came from Supervisor Jim Murphy who called Herrick's selection sad mistake Herrick a former Maricopa County will become administrative head of the Pima County government on Nov at a salary of per He makes about a year in the hospital post received support of Supervisors Thomas S Jay and Dennis Weaver who had at- tempted to appoint him to the county at a cial meeting last month Murphy using a legal had blocked the ment until today's meeting Murphy who had publicly supported Kenneth administrative assistant to the supervisors for the post re- his objections this He said the post is such a significant tion it should be filled through an open selection process Murphy a Democrat also asked Jay Democrat and Weaver a f Republican who would succeed Herrick as ad- ministrator of the den county hospital Weaver the board chairman Said that there are capable who can run the until a successor is named sometime early next year He said that the selection of a new administrator would be mainly up to the new director of the Pima County Health ment that oversees hospital operations A search is still to find a successor to Dr Frederick Brady who re- tired as health department di- rector last month Murphy said it was a grave mistake not to name an diate successor to Herrick at the hospital but Weaver said the new county manager will play a leading role in the hospital's ad- ministration until a successor is named 25 Per Cent Rise In Tucson Rape Tucson 70 re- ports through Sept 30 of year of 25 per cent over the same period last year and a major factor in the increase is women hikers according to Chief liam J The chief said tight hitchhikers had raped this year and said he would trend of serious crimes against women to continue to en stop rides with strangers The hitchhiking is only a part of overall kinson added He said five other women reported being raped by men forced their way into the women's cars He said the problem is two- Women are going out sometimes during the night and often in isolated areas where there are no witnesses and the attackers are becoming more brazen Gilkinson said two of the five assaults on motorists were made during the daylight women to be more acutely aware of the dangers of walking or driving alone He v women traveling alone by car not to pick up hitchhikers to keep doors locked and to keep windows rolled up He said least two of the attacks occurred after women who had been shopping returned to their cars He warned women motorists in the front and back seats of their parked cars before entering Gilkinson said women trians who think being followed should look for a police car or stop at a service station or market and call police He said afraid to hurt your attacker he means to hurt you He said loud screaming often is a good deterrent usually bringing assistance and ening away the attacker He urged women staying home alone at night to leave a light on outside the front and back doors
